The Weekly Comet

As a kind of offset to this harmless thrust at us; we might say, that our city contemporaries having disposed of the accident to the Arctic, contain nothing now, except the "Graham Trial," with the details of which, our customers would growl if we were to inflate our columns with them. Save the Graham trial, we must confess, in honesty, we see nothing of sufficient interest to transfer "without credit" to our columns, unless it be puffs of city merchants. We hold that if the world grows dull, and will not turn up the usual amount of startling incidents necessary to fill the daily paper; that the daily paper had better say less than usual. A column and a half on some subject, is better than two and a half on no subject.