Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-12-08

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Ever Yours, &c.
Sur Nxws DErARrarNr OF The HEaALD.-In
the Courier and Enquirer of yesterday we find the
following nairs notice
III Captains vessels arriving this port and having news
papers destined for this sce particularly requested no. 70
whatsoever, 10 the collectors In our
Adopting this idea we also request all Captains
of vessels having newspapers or packages Tor oar
Office never enrust them . any OF the news col
lectors boys others, belonging to the Wall street
prints to any Jersey pilots" To all the New ork
pilots their boys, we have not the slightest objec-
ton that Captains should entrnst our packages From
long experience, we know the honor, the integrity,
the good faith the manlness and the public spirit of
the gallant New York pists and all their smart boys.
In such men have the greatest conhdence-but
we respectfully decline placing the slightest depend
eHce on the Jersey pilots the Wall street news col.
ectors until at least we get better acquainted with
their morals.
Thus far on that point. Our own Mems Boat Es-
tablishmentis now very complete, and within the
last week we have added 10 our fleet, another splen-
did craft, called the Bo-er, commanded by Tom
Boxer. Our fleet now consists of the following
vessels -
News FLEET TINE HERALD ESTABLISHMENTS.
The Schooner Teazer, Capt Thunder, 80 tons-e men
The Graft Boxer, Capt. Tom Boxer, ~ TOMS men,
Several other smaller craft, boats, &c.
b means OF this gallant feet, some ofwhich are crus-
ing night and day from Sandy Heck, to the distance of
$50 miles out sea, rapidly creating revolu-
ton in the collection of ship and foreign neli-
gence. During the last week we have beaten the
whele Wall street press several times, both in ship
and foreign news. We appeal to every intelligent
shipping merchant for the truth Of what we say.
During the ensuing winter, we shall surPass these
loafers much more than they yet dream Of
But this not ALL | am maturing grand plan to
be carried into effect next summer for the collection
Of ship news that will asonish the mercantile COM
munity. In order to perfect il, mean to 60 to Eng
land and France next spring, to find out what pro-
gress the system Of newspapers has made there
shall take my measures deliberately, and introduce
into the system here some improvements that some
folks cannot fathom. Meantime only request the
commercial community 10 watch and look on.
CoRREsroSpEscE OF THE HERALD.-The corps of
foreign and domestic correspondents Of the Herald is
improving and extending every day. tits now about
year ago since we began this department of our es-
tablishment, and the progress we have made seems
to be as satisfactory to to the public. The fol-
lowing is It's present condition =
wAsHrseros, correspondents, RAYsAL EssEsE
LONDON, correspondent, occasional
PmLADELrHrA, one correspondent, oeea,io"ai
JAMAICA, w. l. one de- permanent
Besides these we have occasional correspondents
all over the country, in France, England, and other
fereign nations In this day paper alone, the reader
will fad letters from five of these valuable gentle
men-two from Washington-one from the coal re-
qon in Penns lvania--onc from Montreal, and one
from Alabama. On every subject interesting to the
public we engage the best talent procure the earliest
Information, and give the very fullest intelligence
We have at this moment private correspondent
travelling through the wheat and flour region of this
state 10 find out the facts relative to the crops He
then proceeds to Montreal at which city we have al
ready correspondent, now writing US sketches OF
these spirit stirring events
II will be obvious from these statements, that the
present organization Of such system OF correspond
ence is very expensive. Its So but the patronage
bestowed on the Herald is so prefuse generous
far beyond our expectations, that we cheerfuly pay
the expense for the sole pleasure Of gratifying the pub
lie cravings. We have already shot far beyond the
law Wall street prints on these points, but what We
have done is only " mere circumstances" to what
we intend doing. Therapid increase of our crcula-
ton throughout the civilized world will amply repay
all our efforts and all our enterprise. For yesterday
alone, noe recercd sir yearly Subscriptions oil paid
in Advance, from the city Of liverpool in England
being The leading commercial houses there.
ar REDWOOD FISHER, the crazy.headed politician
has been app onred a Ward Justice. Glad oft. He
will be able to give for the benefit of the poor more
real cash. and less real rgmarole in violent speeches
and ridiculous reports. shall not let him OIL for
less than 500. Apropss-has Joe Hozie or John
Hspesr,y sent in their contribution Of 5000 each for
the poor The will not be let oil.
ASo7rsR BosToS ExcIrEMEsr.-The refusal OF
the CORPORATION of Boston to let the Rev. Mr. Chan
ming and the abohtonists have the use OF Faneull
Hall 10 deliver their sentiments relative TO the dis
graceful murder Of Loveioy at Alton, bids far TO ere
ate great excitement IN the "cradle of liberty"
There is only one mistake about the business We
think the people Of Boston have right 20 show their
deestation OF the awful outrage at Alton, and that
they ought 10 be permitted toexpress Their sentiments
in Inc acradle" itself The only error is, they begin