The New York herald., 1870-01-17
JOURNALISTIC NOTES.

4 A new sunday paper Is projected in Cincinnati.
The Cincinnati Chronicle denies the report OF its
sale to the Enquirer.
Our citizens Of African descent are to establish an
organ In Washington.
W. II. Barnes has severed his editorial connection
with the Auburn IN. VI Neaos.
The Democratic Republic at Pittsburg was sold by
the constable recently Tor $685.
II is again rumored that another attem ut ut mn
American Punch Is 10 oe made
The Heli Stdoer Is the title OF o religious news
paper published at Lancaster, Pa.
wonan's suffrage newspaper in England bears
the somewhat satircal title Of The nom.
There are nine daily papers in Naples, ana their
combined circulation does not exceed 10000 copies.
The Penn Monthly Magazine, just started Is the
literary exponent Of the University OF pennsylvania.
Professor Albert X. Dyer, recently rom Havana,
Cuba, has become partner In tle springfield Mass
UttOn
Mrs. stowe's new story is well defined by the
Boston Times. 1t calls 1t "tne old one hammered
out tnin.n
The fourteenth annual meeting OF the New Jersey
Edit,rial Association viii be held In Trenton on
Thursday, January 70.
one Cox sues the st. Peter (Afinn) Tribune for
lib, for speaking OF him Us the greatest political
COk-cOmb VI the day.
John J. Pratt, formerly news editor or the Cincin
NIL COnLnle1ctu, mas been appointed librarian 10r
tie House OF Representatives at Washington.
Tho WO1ldn'S Journal Is the name OF the latest
paper devoted 10 their particular rights. IL Is pub
llshed IN Boston under the management OF Mary a.
LivermOre.
The GAINESVILLE (Ohio Signal IL dcad and now Ohio
has but three daily democratic papcrs-the Cncln.
natl enquirer, the Cleveland Plai1lde0ler and the
Columbus Statesman.
The Philadelphia Press says:-It Is announced that
the National LlteUtOencer closed with clean busl.
ness record. set-0n 70 thus eptapn Ii the mser-
aDle political record IL leaves behind.
The editor Of tho Alabama state Journal mOdestly
requests that some OF his patrons VIII present him
and hls printers with barrel OF good whskey aud
bushel basket OF eggs AS slight token OF their ap.
probation.
One French newspaper gives the man who sends
II the best list Of subscribers OF champagne;
another gives q revolver; a third promises gold
watch TO tine man who reauS Its columns through
every day, but mas had no candidates yet.
A Philadelphia paper commenting on the fact
that the Sunday Mercury, OF tnat CITY, has iusl
passed Its twentieth birthday says:-"A ne wspapeT
reaching the age or twenty years Is good deal ike
y citizen wnU survives an incursi0n OF Aslatil
cholera The names OF the newspapers born, bap
tlZed and buried In Philadelphia within twenty
years would I'LL IN entire page OF an ordinary
journal.
MIR. Holorook surviving partner the business oil
the late George w. Kendall, publishers or the New
Orleans Ylcayune, has erected monument In
memory OF his late associate bearing this inscrp-
Lti0n:-"Ge0Tge wilkins Kendall. born IN New lamp
shire, August ~, 1893; died at Posi- OAK Spring,
Texas October Fl, 1867; printer, journalist author
farmer-eninent at oil; clear head, stout heart,
strong hand; q man OF many fiends-m0st loved by
those who knew hin best.o