From the Nashville Banner.
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The New York press has been awakened to the infa.
character Of two penny daily published in that
city, called the New York Herald The exposures of its
ewihess ndel,y, and blaspbemy; its political profit
gacy aud commercial deception, should awaken every
editor in the country to the necessity of abang the nu
sance as far a. their influence will extend We there
suggest to our western cotempoaes the propety
Of striking the name of the Herald from our exchange
lists. 1t has been SO ordered in this establishment


From the Chautauque Censor.


Major Nash deserves the thanks Of every viruous in
ividual in the community for the candid manner in
which he has exhibited the character of Bennett and his
paper the Herald. The rebuke from exactly the
right quarter, and perceive hati is followed M by
most of the other respectable papers of the city
perusa Of very few numbers having satisfied us that s
aim TO crafty the most vated tastes and its nau
ence Of the most deeterous kind. We hope to see =
expression from the press Of the reputation in
in which the Herald ID held