Maumee City express. [volume] (Maumee City, Ohio) 1838-184?, 1840-04-18
THE NEW WORLD.

weekly newspaper, devoted TO Home and
Foreign Intelligence, Literature and tho
Arts. Edited by Park BENJAMIN, and
hufus w. Griswold, late editors Of the
Brother Jonathan.
On Saturday the 18th Of October, war is
sued specimen number of new weekly
sheet entitled THE NEW WORLD. and
on the S6th OF the same month, commenced
the regular publication, under that title. az
the largest, cheapest, and most elegant ne
rIodlcal IN America. editors were
the originators, and until the commence
ment of the present publication, the conduc-
tors of Brother Jonathan and they bring
to their aid the experience acquired in that
popular journal, and greatly increased ia
clties of every kind, derived from newly
opened foreign and home correspondence,
agencies, &c. In addition to the popular
periodicals of this continent, they will re-
ceve regularly from LONDON, Dublin, and
other European capitals, the most celetra-
ted literary journals, such as the Monthly
Chronicle, the Monthly, the New Monthly.
the Gentleman's Frazier's Blackwoods, the
United States Service, the Asiatic Tait's
and the University Magazines, Bentley's
Miscellany, the Court Journal, the Court
Gazette, La Belle Assemblee, the Era, the
Satrist, the Age, the Examiner, the Wri-
tlngs Of Dickens, the quarterly, the For
eign Quarterly. the London, the Edinburgh,
and the Dublin Reviews &c.
From all these, and every other new
work of merit the best selections will be gi-
ven Immediately after their reception and
thus The spirit Of cotemporary literature,
in the Old World and New, placed in the
the reach of the poorest and most humble.
While the editors will make the most
early and copous selections from literary
productions, they will not be forgetfnl Of
the necessity of presenting all the news of
the time, in perfect and faithful digest
They will especially aim to make the .Ne,o
World worthy of Its name from its perfect
compilation of Domestic News as well as
Intelligence from all parts of the Western
Hemisphere. Our newspapers in general,
contain full accounts of all that happens
in the old World, even to the most trivial
occurrence, which can be of little or no in
terest TO our people, while they omit or
neglect much that is of consequence from
the various countries octhe .New.
The editorial Articles of the New World,
while they will be rigidly lee from all poll
tIcal or sectional bias, will generally be up
on topics of immediate interest and have q
direct reference to passing events, to the
times and the country.
The editors will carefully avoid the pro-
figate tone which characterizes most Of the
journals in speaking of the returns of crime
and wretchedness which fall under the ewes
of the municipal police. They can see no
thing humorous or witty in such pictures
OF slntnlness and degradation. No ludic-
rous accompaniment of incident or language
can make them smile at the frantic yagaries
OF lntemperance, and dreadful examples of
female prostitution, suffering and despair, or
the penal violations ofsocial order by the ig-
norant and the imbecile. They can only
see in such counterfeit presentiments' the
detaced and defied ruins of what was made
in the image of the Most High--the per-
verted and imbruted soul of man--its divine
properties lost, its energies degraded and
its celestial essence polluted with bestial
dime.
With the most ample assistance in every
department, with resources more than sufi-
cient, and friends numerous and true; with
thousand incentives to exertion, and eve
ry evidence and assurance of the most tri-
umphant success, the New World starts
INTO life, and will long gladden. and enllven
the fresides of every portion of our great
country.
Price of'THE NEW WORLD S3 per
annum, payable in advance. Two copies
will be sent for S., to any part of the city
or country.
Allletters relating to the editorial depart
ment of the .Nep World to be addressed to
BENJAMIN s. GRIswoLD; those intended
for the publisher to
]. WINCHESTER.
No 2S, Ann street, N. Y. Il