The charges, it is said, were made known to him when he said he could disprove them; but it seems, the Angel left the Conference abrutly, and took flight to Milton, where he reported that he had been superanuated, and was going to Cuba, for his health. He will undoubtedly palm himself off upon some other community, as one clled to preach the gospel; for he is an able and eloquent man, and will not hesitate, if the above statements are well founded, to pursue his unholy work in a field more remote from his incarceration. Now if Mr. Angel should ever prove his angelic nature - should he ever mount on angel's wings and soar above the slanders of the world, we will take great pleasure in doing him justice. But circumstances are very much against him. -- Richmond Dispatch.