The herald., 1837-03-02
THE, HER AID.



seen, has originated in few noisy persons we nave
no doubt the Wall street Post Office will soon be CLOS
ed for want Of business Thespnng and summer are
approaching and it is found that walk to the rarK
is very healthy exercise Besides the great Jobblng
houses drv goods dealers and Others gradually
moving up town. new centre OF business Is grow
;no mn -, ,be nartbern side of Maiden lane up TO
Chatham square. Ann street and its ncighborhood
will form new nucleus Of activity, trade, intelg-
ence and interest The widening Of Fulton street,
and the rebuilding of Ann street are now nearly
finished In Ann street, there are already number
of auction stores and many are removing into that
quarter SO convenient and central TO the Pos, Office
and the banks, which nearly equi-distant.
On the srst of May we shall move TO 81 Ann street,
and cu.a dash that few dream Of We shall make
Ann street the great centre of every species Of ntel
gence--even beyond Wall street.
MOVEMENTS AMONG THE DAILY PApERs-The
Journal of Commerce came out yesterday IN an en-
larged sheet full hafa an inch larger on both ITS ribs
than the Courier or Express. The Mercantile Adver
tser with circulation Of few hundreds, is burning
down into the socket and will be sold in chancery in
a few days. The Times is attempting to revive ITSELF
but every effort is like that Of crab crawl back
wards
There is prodieous struggle among tine Wall-st.
prints The Journal of Commerce is undoubtedly the
best commercial paper after the Herald, that is
published in New York. They are more precise, cor
rect and scientific than etaer the Courier or Express.
As 10. the Gazette, the Mercantile, and the Times,
they are not worth naming with the others. The
Courier is occasionally pertinent but it is much
under the whims of brutal despotsnl that its charac
ter has degeneraed much during the last two years.
The Express makes many preiensions and more mis-
takes Ii is conducted in fiippant, superficial spirit
which ommands influence, and creates no reputa-
ton. Its Wall street reports sad nnconneced YER
bage, and its shpnews wants accuracy and conden-
sation The Journal has consistent character such
is Its views on commercial affairs are frequent
ly accurate-always shrewd. Its ship news and re-
ports Of the markets generally correct the latter
meagre. II understands the tone Of the public mind,
nearly well as it knows on which side its bread is
buttered In its commercial views it has not much
system, but in religion and hypocrcy it has complete
monopoly, systemzed and condensed with all the
nicely OF steam power arrangement.
These three papers, the Journal, the Express, the
Courier, will cut, slash fight, work, lie, slandeT, and
undermine each other for year or two. They will
then be weak, powerless brohen down. AT that mo-
ment shall step in dash the blockheads aside seize
the "sceptre of Judah" and bear away the palm of
of victory and the "spos" too frem the wholeenemy
See If we don't.
SrIRIT AMONG THK GrsrILEs.-The "Free In
lurers," or "Moral PhilanthropGts, rs the unbe-
levers call themselves intend give ball for char-
able purposes on Tuesday evening next, she 7th inst
At Tammany Hail. Tickets one dollar each, admit !
Ia ~
aides, can be had at Matselps "a Chathrn street.
The proceeds to be given to he huagered aud naked,
staou, regard 10 sect, opinion, belief or religion.
We have now some lopes Of the Infdsl. Hthe /
'olin ean soften the soul, we sre woman will
tereotype the impression upon It's simmaeria9essence.
We shall 90 to this ball and see II there is any belief
dancing faith in beausy-any gracs in the
-altz-any of the holy spirit in beauieous wunan.-
We have hopes of the Infidel. We believe they are /
ow in fair way of reaching tbs tru.h-the' pure
he holy-,he unspot,ed-the naked truth.
Expsrss MAiL-The "Mobils Register" Of the |
I'd ult has the following paragraph =
The slips from the Office of the New York Herald /
Ronnets 4 piauant paper-rarely comes TO - IN the /
Txpress Mail The cause Of the dslay s prohsbly IN
he strctness of the New Y rk Poet once. fneiaw
ows of the transmission, by Express, of shps not !
resednq t,ro columns Of the papes, and we hsSe OBJ
,eryea that when BENEFITS slip IS not over swo CO.
umns il comes duly in the Express. We send hm
has hint by Express that he use ns SCISSORS intle
,nro accuratcly TO give his readers here the benefit
II an early reading, especially Of his COMMERCIAL
matter.
We do use our scissors accurately. On no oOcasson
Ia we send in our slips more than two Columns and
,s,en less. But even then, our two columns ale bus
,alf as large as the slips Of the Courier, Jexna, on
Erpre.s. We have soma reason to believe that tbs
,os Oices of this city, and throughout tAe routes
take every mean method to impede ina
of the Herald. Mr. Coddlngtons gosd
Pms, Master bat his employs want little more
watching and drilling We are more vigorous and pre-
c;se IN putting cur papers and slips into the post ofice
here. than any other newspaper proprietor in I've"
York-and vet we have more complaints rom our
,nbscrbers. The loss or delay of a Herald Tor one
day. gives them almost the cholera. We must aavo
a reform in The Post Once.
Trxta-There has been a strong ieeing ~ ,his
community that the Mcqican grants of lands m ex-
=, 20 different companies would not be respected Dy
the present Texan government We have just re-
cevca some numbers Of the Texas Telegraph, con-
tanning the proceedings Of Congress upon this sub
;ec which proceedings declare that all just claims
Iii bs respected accompanied by the resolution
mTb,, this Congress has right TO interfere in the
vos,od rights of any individual" The vested rights