THE MARCH OF INTELLECT.

Colonel Despreaux, in a late pamphlet on the Police of Paris, remarks, that

there seem to be different periods for different crimes. He had always

observed the summer months to be comparatively months of low riot. November

began the burglaries, January and February the stealing of

pocket-handkerchiefs and snuff-boxes, probably from the conflux to the

theatres at that time. But, that swindling transactions, and all other

frauds that require peculiar dexterity, were prevalent about _March_.

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