FEMALE SOCIETY.
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We have often remarked in our inter course with society, the unaccountable re- serve and coolness of the young men of the present day when in company with ladies. Their politeness is distant, their conversa- ton stiff, and for the most part in monosyl- fables, and they are evidently under de- gree of painful restraint, strangely incon- sis,ent with our ideas of gentlemanly de- pertinent. .,-...

 Whence is the cause of this ! is query which we have put to ourselves, and to which we have found difficulty in finding an answer. There is none of that ease and elegance of manners in the young men oi the presen, age, which distinguished the 'geutlemen ofthe old school and the req son is simply this: they are too selfish in their pleasures, too fond of associa'ine