The case submitted to our consideration, by some anonymous correspondent, has interested us exceedingly. Though it be a question of commercial difficulty, yet, inasmuch as it involves the moral condition of a soul, and the integrity of a Christian’s walk, we feel it to be quite within our range to refer to it. We strongly recommend our correspondent to throw off all disguise, and act in an open, straightforward manner. This is his proper course, as a Christian, let the consequences be what they may. Clandestine acting is wholly unworthy of the name of Christ; and it is the honor of that name we are called to maintain, at all cost. We are of opinion, that those parties with whom our friend has to do will duly appreciate the upright feeling which induces him to open his mind to them. But, be that as it may, his place is to act openly and honestly; and then, should he be called to suffer, which we by no means apprehend, he will enjoy that unspeakable blessing, an approving conscience. He will be able to look every man straight in the face, because he has that which every Christian should possess, namely, mens conscia recti.