Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1836-09-13
THE NEW YORK EXPRESS.

The Nov York Express 10 Daily and Semi
weekly Newspaper lately established in the city
of New York by James Brooks Of Portland.
(Mainej and Robert t. Hudson, OF lludson's News
Room. The price Of the daily Is ten dollars. aud
of tho semi weekly four dollars in advance, and
five if not paid within the ycat. Subscribers out
of town not known 10 the propretors are expected
TO give reference IN New York, unless the money
accompanies their order.
The proprictors Of the Express know foil well
that in tho management Of daily newspaper in
New York the editors mas, neither sleep nor slum-
Der upnh their posts and that while thousands of
their fellow citizens are in their beds, that is the
time for them 10 5e at their desks but they are
prepared for all this exertion. They have the
health spirits, and the oge for such encounter
md are ready for it, knowing full well as they do
the activity of some of their contemporaries aud
their interchangeable exottions never 10 be outdone
Bot nevertheless they think there is room for
them New York is increasing with n rdpidliy
tha, defcs calculation and mocks OF prophecy
marching onward even with stridea that threaten
a close ppruximaton to the empire city OF The com
| mercal world over the and snre IN tins wig
uruus and marvellous growth, new Journal may
succeed, where others have, when New YORK was,
as il were but in her swathlng cloths, and not The
! rian, she now with her thousand arms stretch
! mo ali over both the old world aud the new In
su,h great city then the heart of our vast land,
and me link between that land and Europc-where
no iaxas upon paper, no stamps, no restrictions
upon the press cucumber aud overload the busl'
ness of Journalizing, there is ample scope and
range enough for US and all our cotemporanes
| too.
The great and primary object Of the Proprie,ors
is to create Commercial Newspaper, but 1t Is just
A. I., nj al
ours without miupling in politics, To go INTO The
| Ere wthou, being burnt. True, when the Nhlg'
over tbat two and two make bn, three and half
they could take the ground Of neutrality, and ave-
l ,s loudly as either that two and two make three
and tn rec -Gnurths but there is right and wrong
Il side on every question, and one must IN conhr,
hko tbis be side or other. AS to tins rgh
political side, we are quite sure that 1t Is that o
| the Wings but were II otherwise we should bt
puzzled enough to publish Commercial Journal
when Commerce aud Wing principles are Unidentified
one with the other. Already We have in connec
ton with "Hudson's News Room the basis of |
newspaper establishment, Price Currcn, Shipping
List and excellen, arrangements for all news,iore
i'm and American but net Satisfied with tins vs.
shall Immediately push our arrangements TO thu
furhcs, point for the procuring OF news One o
the Messrs Hudson is about to sail for l,yerpoo
|
the purpose Of devising the most expeditions an'
surcst means Of receiving commercial inteili
gence from abroad. The rapid arrangements tina
we have been compelled to make for the pn6lica
of the Express have Of course put 1t out Of ou
power to have a new Press, but we have ordcre
one of Inc first quality, double cylinder, whlcl
will he done by the middle of Septembcrand the
: the Express will be the largest Daily Newspa
per 10 the world.
The arrangements Of our Office though not ~hoI
" completed, ure rapidly advancing. We hov
. established at great expense, Correspondence
with every important section OF our country an
as soon as possible VIC intend TO do the same WI
every interesting part of the world Orr suoscnt
ton lis has increased and is still increasing beyon
our highest expectations. We feel sure OF ut
mate success ond it will therefore be our Pride
. desetyeit. with such arrangements as these "
- hope to have fair share Of the puolc patronage
to deserve which, We shall ossuredy do oil That
III our power. .,
n Y. Civ. corner Of Wall and Water II.