Under the head of "Editors' Table," I subjoin the principal and most important sentence:
"In this department we have but little room, and in this case it is, perhaps, well we have little, as it is seldom much in the way of articles for notice, are placed before an editorial corps before the appearance of the first number."
With the exception of three or four articles, the whole number is discreditable to The National Association of Inventors. A second number should not appear until the editors have had the benefit of at least one term in the preparatory school of Columbia College.
Sept. 15, 1846.
S. F.
A heron measuring over six feet from tip to tip of his wings, and nearly four feet from beak to toe, was lately captured in Whately, Mass. His beak was six inches in length.
The print works of East Greenwich, R. I. engaged in printing mousseline-de-laines, are preparing to close business and shut up.