Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-07-29
MORNING HERALD.


The WEEKLY HERALD will be published this day al
9oclock II will contain more and original IN
formation en- every important subject, than all lhe
other weekly papers put together Indeed as matters
are now shaping themselves, we doubt whether any
of the Saturday and Sunday weekly papers can I'VE
for six months longer Our city circulation mas
reached long since, screen thousand, and our country
circulation payable IN adrdRce is increasing al the
rate of 100 to $50 per week. If all the other weekly
prints would stop now and the stupid editors and prl-
tiers 90 farming or even raising small potatoes, they
would save money by the operation IN one year. For
The sake of their suffering families they should take
tins hint INTO serious consideration when they visit
Sandy Welsh's Sabbath day services tomorrow.
THE WALL STREET PRISTs BEAT il SHlr News
During the last week. he Herald reported in advance
of every other paper i'll Wall street, the following
arrivals
Ship Louisa, from Liverpool
Ship Normande from Liverpool,
Ship Jacob Pennel from Liverpool
Ship Sarah d Azclia from Canton,
Ship Neponset, from Canton.
Brig Tattaer, from Apalachlcola,
Brig Rose Bank, from Belfast,
This is only specimen of the beats we have given
them in week-we do not rsean 10 snumerate for
the month In every item Of commercial intelligence
1he Herald is now far ahead Of every paper published
IN New York-in the money cotton corn and general
markcts-as well ship news What dupcs the
merchants TO support such impostors the
Wall street papers There is single item ofany
kind of intelligence that do not give earlier better
fuller and honcster than all the newspapers in New
York Yet the poor deuded merchants led asray by
the size and dalness of the large papers, continue
PATRONAGE pay for, and advertise i'll these vehicles Of
inanity, fasehood and incidence. Is it not time for
them to "reform it altogether" BY advertising on
the cash system, as they want il and during the sea-
son, every merchant in New Y rk can save money!
Our circulation is more than aHe Val street prints
pat together-and what is more 10 the purpose the
New York Herald enjoys this circulation among all the
business men of this communicating United States
throughout all EuroPe-and even TO the remote
Celestial Empire. In any bundle of English news
papers, comprising the whole British empire scarcely
paper can be opened that do not contain extracts
from the New York Herald. This shews the ex,en,
ofour circulation What folly is il in the poor deu-
dedand duped merchants to be hro wing away money
on such limited circulating prints as those of Wall
street One dollars worth of advertising in the
Herald is worth ten dollars worth in the Courier and
Enquirer, or any other paper in that region.
~ Howard and McKim have an average majority
Riagely. In the third district of Maryland, Worth
Ington ". b. is elected by majority Of 800 votes.
1t is probable that the complexion of the Maryland
representation will be as il was before
SURPLUS THE Finn INSURANCE COMPANIES
We gave account Of the movements for the reco.
very of the surplus monies, amounting in all the com
panies, to nearly half Million. We are glad TO learn
that the work goes vigorously, and ,ha, there is
already considerable subscription in hand TO prose-
cute IL TO success 1t sppcars very desirable that in
obtaining this claim for the stockholders, all parties
interested, or DESTROYS of obtaining it, should be in
cluded, and thereby themselves Ike expense and
delay Of separate suits. When we look at the strict
equity of the case and the undoubtcd nertion OF
the Legislature, in granting the charters that thew
should be liable only TO the extent Of their chartered
capital, and when we know too that this claim ia n
be decided by part of the legislature (the court Of
errors) g'ads heart find at last that the wi
dows and others made destitute, will receive some
thing from the wreck. Such as can, should attend
the meeting on Monday, and those who cannot
should send their names and wishes This will in
crease the assduty and prompness of the parties ha
wing charge Off, and bring the to speedy ter.
minaiion. The money now lies locked no in the hands
OF the receivers; they are anxious TO pay it over.
The meeting referred to is an adjourned one TO be
held At the Exchange Hotel 10 Broad street. at five
O'Clock, on Monday next.
u We published in our evsning paper yesterday,
some harsh remarks on or friend General Morris
did not know of them I'll OUT they should not have
appeared We have long since settled all 1uarrels with
George p. Morris. He is an amiable fellow. and 40
we shall ever consider him.
A SIGs-A REsUmPrIoS.-The Civ Hall hell