{"newspaper_name": "The Litchfield County post.", "edition": "01", "page": "p3", "byline": ""}
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The newspaper mania in New York runs at present very high-beating the canal and banking mania all hollow. Daily, semi-weekly, and weekly papers, are multiplying there to alarming degree, especially to the publishing interest. Among the many otherswhch have of,ate appeared, is entitled "1he Age, to he edited by the late publisher of the Albany Wic- roscope" In his prospectus the editor says, we shall endeavor to hold up mirror, in which mankind may see the follies and vices of the age in which we live, reflected in their true colors." Had he said, i've shall hold up mirror in which mankind may see the follies and vices of" The Age," he would have come nearer the truth, as will be manifest by his columns unless great moral change has taken place in him since he edited the Microscope. Such public criticisms upon the "foes and the vices of the age," by such man, looks too much like person up to his ears in tar barrel declaimng against the filth and misery of the rest of mankind and boastng of his own neat oca ton.

 The whale, noticed ourlas page, as having pass ed the bridge across the Piscaapua at Portsmouth N l Fl. has been taken. He was harpooned by Col. De- catur of the Navy Yard, on Tuesday evening, l2th inst and continued towing the two boats attached to him until Wednesday morning, at o'clock, when he was despatched in view of the thousands who had Aocked to see him. The Pourtsnaouth Advertiser says. "The length of the whale is about 5O feet and has breadth about 16 feet; his head is shaped like that of tho horse and he differs from all others that have been seen by those acquainted with that species ot6sh His motion wss undulatoTy andit is the opin-