Southern telegraph., 1837-08-29
RUNAWAY IN JAIL.
THE NETWORK EXPRESS.

TIE New York Express is Daily
and Semi-weekly newspaper, lately esab-
lished in the City of New York, by JAMES
BROOKS of Portland, Maine, and ROB
ERT HUDSON, of Hudson's News
Rooms. The price of the Daily is ten dol
lars, and of the Semi-weekly, four dollars in
advance, and five if not paid within the year.
Subscribers not known to the pr0prietors
are expected to give reference in New
York, unless the money accompanies their
order. The proprietors know full well that
in the management of daily newspaper
in New York, the Editors must neither
sleep nor slumber upon their posts, and
while thousa ndS Of their fellow citizens are
in their beds, that is the time for them
to be at their desk, but they are prepared
for this eXertion. They have the heaEh,
spirits and the age for such an en-
counter and are ready for it knowing full
well as they do, the activity of some of
their contemporaries and their indeGtigab!e
eXcrtlonS never to be outdonc. But never
theess, they think there is room for them.
New York is increasing with rapidity that
defies calculation and mocks at prophe-
cy-marchng onward even with strides
that threaten close approximation to the
empire city of the commercial world over
the sea; and sure in all this vigorous and
marvellous growth, a new Journal mag sue
coed, where others have, when New York
was, as it were, but in her swathing clothes.
and not the giant she now is--with her
thousands arms stretching over both the old
world and The new. In such rreat CITY
then, the heart Of our vast land, and the link
between That land and Elrope-where no
taxes upon paper, nor stamps, no restrictions
upon the Press, enc amber and overload the
business of Journalizing, there is ample
scope and range enough for us and all our
contemporaries too.
The great and primary object of the PIo-
prletors Is to create commercial News pa
per, but it is just as impossbIeto live in this
hot political world of ours without minpinp
IN politics, as to go into the fire without be-
ing burnt. True, when the Why's aver that
TWO and two make four. aud the friends of
Mr. Van Buren, aver that two and two make
three and ahalf, they could take the ground
Oh neutrality, aver as loudly as either, that
two and two make three and three-fourths.
but there is right and wrong side on ey-
cry question, and one must in a country like
This be on one side or other. As to this
right political side, we are quite sure that it
is that of the Wings, but were it otherwise.
we should be puzzled enough TO publish a
Commercial Journal, when Commerce and
Wing principles are identified. one with an
'ther, Already we have in connexion with
ILLUSIONS News ROOM" the basis Off
newspaper establishment, Price Current.
shipping List, and excellent arrangements
or all news Foreign and American: hut
lot satisfied with this we shall immediotelv
Iush our arrangements to the furthest nonit
or the procuring of news. One of the
Hessrs. Hudsons is about to sail for LIVER.
'ool, and go from thence to London. Uavro
md Paris, for the purpose of devisinp the
most expeditions and surest means Of re-
ewing commercial intelligence from
broad. The rapid arrangements that we
ave been compelled to make for tho nub-
cation Of the Express" have of course
ut IL out oil our power have new Press.
ut we have ordered one of the first ouolitv
double cylinder, which will be done by
re s middle OF September, and then the
EXP. VIII be the largest Duly ac,cs-
me arrangements of our Office, though
OF wholly completed, are rapidly advanc-
q we have established at great ex-
ense, Correspondence with every impor-
ut section OF our country, and as soon as
'ssIble we intend to do the same with eve
interesting part of the world. Our sub-
'rlPton list has increased and Is still in
easing beyond the highest expectations
70 teel sure of ultimate success and !, VIII
ereiore be our pride TO deserve il. With
'ch arrangements as these we bons 80
I'VE t,'lr share of public patronage. 70 do
rive which, we shall assuredIy do all ,bat
IN our power '""1
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