James Gordon Bennett and the


n. York Herald.
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We clip the following from long article in
Bennets Herald speaking Of its future prospects,
Bennett is great fellow. 6o'i energelicand dar.
inc. Webb of the Courier and Enquirer well
may dslre TO get ed Of HIM. ltls vain. Tn,
more he is abused the more he lourlshes.


****** In short, there is no end TO the prog
ress oithe Herald and the vast extent ofour news
paper enterprise. This journal-this establish
tnent-ls the centre and soul OF mighty lnleIlec.
tual, moral, financial, aud religious reyoutlun.-
New York is the great metropolis OF this new de.
veopment, and |. James Gordon Bennett, am lts
Zoroaster, It's Odin, lis ConIucus, It's Charlie.
IN gne, or lis Napoleon, "Col. Webb OF the reg.
.ular army tesuIies to this wonderful truth; aud
when get into my new six story building, cor.
ner of Fulton and Nassau streets, with four dou-
be cylinder presses and one magnificent steam
engne-wlth $4,000 worth of new is2e, and
twenty composltor' at $l4 per week-wnh six
talented editors, twenty capital reporters, ana
$50 newsboys- ilh a circulation ol SO, eco cop


es throughout the world--I mean 10 set on foot
a revolution IN France and in England, that will
make Queen Victoria ire rtmble on her throne, and
LOUIS Philippe look as pale as death on the pale
horse, without saddle or bndle'


Such is The NAPOLEON of the newspaper
press, and such are his vast designs TO regenerate
The whole world God save he republic - Hea~
ven bless the memory Of NasbmgtoL-and may
Satan take 10 his hottest quarters III plpCr mo.
ney men and sIockJobOers. Amenl