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"TAe Ne,c Harener," we perceive by the last num- Der, has changed hands after an interegnum in its publication of three weeks. But why struggle to keep up such publication? Dun after dun occupies the

 first place in it's columns, until we should think it's ed. tors would believe it did no good-that its subscribers were incorrgible and determined not to pay. A pa. per that is constantly filled with dunning matter must inevitably sooner or later go down, and the ear- CT it brings its mind to submit to it the better.