DIFFERENT METHODS OF OBTAINING


OTHER PEOPLES PROPERTY.
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Neal, Of the Pennsylvanian, than whom, poll
tics aside, we do not know more agreeable
writer, or one who wraps wholesome truths and
pungent sarcasms in lozenges Of lively humor,
hits certain classes of men in the following play
full paragraph in way that cannot but cause
them to vince if they have the least sensibility
in the world:


Getting into debt without intending to pay,
is an improvement on stealing. Exchange pa
per.


:" It may be refinement on the more primi-
tive method of becoming possessed of other peo-
ple's property--an effeminate sophistication OF
the more courageous picking and stealing :
but it is to be doubted whether such metaphysi-
cal conveyance is an improvement on the strait
forward system of stand and deliver When
you are knocked down and have your pockets
emptied outright, you understand it exactly.
The thing is clear and satisfactory, as far as il
goes. and you have your revenge, if the operator
be not too fleet Of foot, but when the toolpad
leaves the road to accumulate unsettled and not
10 be settled balances on ones books, why the
matter becomes involved, intricate, and disagree
able. 1t is essentially the same, but the emhel-
iishments are perplexing."


We imagine the unfortunate holders OF Missis-
sippi and Pennsylvania bonds, in Europe, will be
very apt TO coincide in opinion with MIR. Neal.