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In our advertising columns have given pros pectus of the NewYork Courier & Enquirer. Diff fering do widely from the editors in general po litics, must have the candor give them credit for zeal and perseverance, in the collection of early news, although seldom have the benefit of it so early from other of6ces-lor, to us it is behind any o it's coemporaries-aiways excepting the Spectator.

 "Tmothy' is a beautiful penman hut he has so attempted to blend the sentimental with the ludcrous that he has in our view rendered the whole piece ri dcuIous. As he is young, advise him to try again -he may succeed better hereafter.

 We have a number of other communications on hand--nost of which are " laid the table," not to be again called up.

 A correspondent from Cornwall should be aware that it forms part of the duties of an editor to give publicity such articles ofgossp as he sends es- pecialy when unaccomranied with n voucher.

 