The Daily Madisonian

The Madisonian (anticipating an error into which we have innocently fallen) does us but justice in taking it for granted that we will as soon as aware of a mistake, correct it, &c.—Independent.

Perhaps (while the Independent is in the "giving mood") it will correct another slight mistake, contained in the same article referred to. It asserted that "the Baltimore Visiter" (a paper formerly edited by Mr. Jones,) was "extinct," &c., &c. Now that paper has been in successful operation some twelve years, and has, if we mistake not, at this time, more subscribers than the sheet in Richmond which Mr. P. recently abandoned. The Independent may make this correction, if it sees proper. We are indifferent about it, because we are well convinced that no harm was done by the statement. Misstatements of this character never do any injury—the reader always places the proper estimate on them.