The NATIONAL Press A journal for Hon.
by G. ?. Morris, New York, So in ad
vance.
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THE NATIONAL Press A Journal for Home


by G. 2. Morris, New York, So in ad-


vance.


We acknowledge an exchange with this
new paper, the most racy, elegant, and re-
cberche of all the mammoth weekles. Its
contents are varied, rare and interesting !,
its typography surprisingly beautiful. The
editor has much celebrity as a literary ca
terer, and no little name as a versifyer.-
The gallant Gen'l seems to be an especial
favorite with the ladies: in the number be-
fore US, we see half a column of notices to
lady corresponds acknowledge
ments and compliment to the fair' Fanny"
1--WE always loved that name); then advice
to the fragile :" Myrraha''; do. to 6 Cora" !;
an answer to some questions of " Sarah
about the texture of Neapolitan' bonnets,
and Excelsior bonhets &c. &c.-from all
which we infer that he is not only a good
editor and passable poet, but in the wild
est sense of the term, lady's man. -
the Will Honeycomb of New York, and a
connoisseur in all sorts Of feminine orna-
ments, from a bonnet or bodice to bus.
We most cordially recommend his refined
hebdomadal to the favorable notice of our
fair readers-if we have any-and of their
husbands and beaux. We shall frequent


y enrich our columns with selections from
the National Press.