Literary Cadet, And Saturday Evening Bulletin

Newspaper Movements.—Within a few days there has been a considerable movement among the craft, and our cousins of the Patriot, and of the American and Gazette, have taken up their line of march, and pitched their tents in Hawes' Building, that beautiful edifice, located at the corner of North Main-street and Market-square. In their new habitation we wish them much success, and we are pleased to notice, that they commence under the auspices of the American Eagle, who spreads his broad pinions from the corner of the building. This splendid structure—and it is not excelled by any in New-England—was erected by Messrs. Hawes, Holden and Wood, and will hereafter, we believe, be known by the appellation of Hawes' Building.