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enough 10 defy il; and al this day. in asserts iis freedom by an infinence which Is only not despotic because t i. not harmonious. Far outstrlpplng by lite enterprise the fertility of ifs ow writers, the American press appropri> ates unshrinkingly the literary treasures ot the whole earth; while il almost for bids importation of books by the cheap ness with which it reprints them, and the facility with which ii scatters them among all classes of ths reading com" munlty. But the most striking displavs of its activity ond power are only 10 be witnessed in the field of Journokism. where 1t more than equals France in energy, and knows no other rival thro'> ouI the world. It printed the first news paper in America In the year l704 in 1893 # had joined an additional number of eight hundred and fifty and, at this day, It acts upon the popular mind through the teeming columns of more than two thousand journals. Sharing. as well as stimulating, the progressive spirit of the age, ii advances in;o he wilderness with our hardy pioneers i; Keeps company with our commerce a. mong the the Islands of the sea and contends for supremacy with the sword upon every battlefield which IS won by our victorious arms. Already it sends us shipping lists fl om the Sandwich ls> lands, chronicles the news of the day in La Vera Cruz, and echoes back the thunder Of our cannon from The shores of the far Pacific. Becoming thus the missionary as well as the schoolmaster of republlcanism, it plants among other nations he seeds of freedom, which has itself ripened npon our soil and having first contributed 10 the glory of America at home, ii crowns it's labors of patriot. ism by making il better known, and there. fore more honored. abfoad.'

 The columns of newspaper are toe limited for an extended notice of this production. We recommend 10 all VI ho can procure copy, a careful perusal The University of North Carolina is fast growing in character and influence It numbers among its Alumni some of the most distinguished men of the age Under the control of ils present able and distinguished President, tbe Hon. David L. Suar, Ex, Governor of lhe Stale, it has rapidly advanced towards the consummatiol of the fond wishes of its patrons. It is now justly the boast of the South, the pride and ornament of the Old North Stale. It's faculty fer their ability and distinction are second to none, al least in the South, and ,he patronage this University is now receiv. ing proves the satisfaction their labors have given.