The Fame Of Cincinnati

-The latariotsin ümcinnati nre quotcd wiih triurnph by Legitirnists in Paris, to givc the llo to the boasled moxim, ihnt men can govern. thcrnaelves! "The awful cases oflynchlaw in your Souh West," sayn ihe Paria correspondent of the National Intelligencer. "the sanguinary Hots at Cincinnatti; the final wreek oftho Bank of the United States; the rifle duels with Judges; and above all the ouirages epithels and blowa exchanged on the floor ot Congress, havo made us hang our heads in this capital, surrounded ae vo are by people, who réjoice in obtaining nsaterials or pretexta of scorn with refereDce to American Republicanism and all Democrocy.'1