A Word To Correspondents
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A WORD TO CORRESPONDENTS.—
We wish that those who favor us with accounts of balls, or any other public "doings," would make it an imperative rule to exclude any thing in the shape of ill nature, or that may have the appearance of vindictiveness. We are always pleased at the attention of those who kindly furnish these effusions; but we are never willing to wound any body's feelings, or touch sorely upon the little weaknesses or peculiarities of private people. Amid the multiplicity of our duties, we, of course cannot carefully revise the MSS of correspondents; of course, therefore, many things creep in that we would gladly exclude.