Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-12-07

the circulation of the Herald 10 still increasing give
the public another Of the stale doses yesterday COM
planning bitterly that "the Herald 10 not only read
and lent Others but taken to the sacred man.
sion for the mother and may be, for the sister, TOO
to read and if it not checked by the fierce of public
opinion, our whole city will be overrun by it, like lava
from The Volcano"
This is true as gospel The superior industry, tai
enf, and information of the Herald are making 1t the
leading paper of this continent. Our commercial ar
tcles have created as great sensation in London as
ever they did here. From the accounts received oy
the Roscoe we learn that all the London papers, at
the last dates, were warmly discussing the views and
reasonings of the New York Herald. The London
Times, and the London and Paris papers, are always
solicous get the Herald in order to know the state
of commercial affairs in this country
1t is no wonder therefore, that the fellow called
David Hale finds fault with our morals-no wonder
that he deprecates the rising generation readng
the Herald About year ago, the Wall street press
directed all their anathemas against the Penny rress.
Then that class of newspapers were immoral ana IRE
ligious Since the popularity OF the Penny PRESS mas
declined before the superiority Of the Herald, the wall
street prints find necessary to confne their bellge-
rent operations TO the latter. They have reason
The Herald has already redaced the Penny Press TO
a nonentity, and by an unhlnchlng perseverance OF
the same SYSTEM the Wall street press will also fall
to the ground. Either the Wall street press or the
Herald must bite the dust. There is no other alter
native In spite of all opposition we shall pursue our
system, conscious of our virtue, honor, morals and
religion. We shall give the cash newspaper press
the influence and popularity which has heretofore
been associated with the DRAMA the novel; and all the
great works of classical literature. With the SUPERB
ory of taste and genius unite the deepest science
in commerce and the business Of real life The cry set
M against us about morals and religion IS the rank
est hypocrisy. The Herald the only pure moral and
religious and scentic and literary paper in this city
We have done more for The honor Of Christianity and
true religion than all the cantng hypocrtes OF the
age The rapid increase of our circulation and the
rapid decrease of the Wall press, the real
causes of this conspiracy We laugh it to scorn We
are supported by all the talent all the science all the
beauty all the morals all the religion of the age. In
one year we shall dcmolish one half of the corrupt
Wall street prints. Let the community stand by and
see fair play. These corrupt prints are in the last
throes Of existence. Their attacks the Herald are
only indicative of their condition, and only hasten
their own fatal termination.
LATER FROM ErRopE.-A vessel, the Nericdn, that
left Malaga on the Sd November, brings information
OF the capture of Constantine by the French.
The Carlsts and Christmas continue their mutual
mischief but nothing decisive has occurred. II seems
likely that the grand children of the present comba-
tants will have to decide the quarrel The war with
the Moors lasted three centuries before they were
PEELED from Spain, when every Spaniard was united
against that gallant and chivaIic people; but with
one half Of the population anayed against the other
the contest may last ad infni,um,
HosTILITIEs IN CASADA.-The straits to which
The British Government is reduced, and the lmmi-
nent peril in which its interests considered to
be involved may be judged from this extract from the
Kingston Upper Canada) GaSette:-
"Ths aspect of aRairs in Lower Canada begin 10
be serious than expected, and we ground our
opinion from the circumstance, that on Tuesday an
express came 10 order below, less than 81 men that
remained in this garrison OF the Gath regiment, and
they embarked early the next morning. The Govern
ment must have serious alarms TO order all the troops
out of this Province except few scattered men,"
In the necessary distrust that prevails on Canadian
affairs, prefer giving authorities for the infor
nation we convey. We repeat again that any thing
from Burlington or Frankfort must be received with
every caution
EXPLORING ExPEpirIoN.-It appears TO US that the
Exploring Expedition to the South Seas Is destined
TO be the laughing stock Of the civilized world. 1t has
been in preparatonl for two years the money has
been voted for that period and there has been more
wrauging, disputes, and heart burnings about this
affair, than all the other naval enterprises that were
ever set afloat. Captain Jones has given up his
mand and that circumstance it strikes us, is om-
nous of the whole affair going to pieces.
ALL ron LovR.-i very curious sketch under this
title will be found outside The incident in all
its essential particulars, matter Of fact revealing
the nature and principles of certain class Of society
in New York, which is too much countcnanccd by
the fair and respectable. They are fashionable i'm
posters,
FRIENDS or THE SUFFERERS IN THE HoME.-We
are requested to state that public meeting will be
called in few days, by the relatives Of the sufferers
in the Home steamer, to consider the proprety Of in
voking the laws of the country against the individuals
by whose cupable negligence that calamity was
caused.
AsoTHER STEAMBOAT AccrDEST.-The Majestic
from New Orleans to 81. Louis, when near Mem
phis, collapsed one of her ues, by which two persons
were killed, and seven dangerously scalded.
IMPORTANT TmALs-We call attention TO the re-
port of the Circuit Court, by which the goods known