Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-03-24

Nsw PAINTING MACHINE Thomas Trench
| q Ithaca, New York, 10 constructing hs paten
Fnntlng Press, st the Speedwell Works near MeFris
sowH The Jerseymdn mentions that It 10 to Dc a
acnsd 70 one Of the paper mills in that place and d.
The Press takes the paper Immediately from thu
paper machine, prints it on both sides, and passes II
through cylinders, which presses II smooth; thus IN
one operahon and within the space OF three ninufes
the pulp rs taken frsm the mill, aad book OF $50 pa
ges Is ready for the binder The paper printed in
one COZ tnuons Sheet thus Whole edition can readl-
y De printed relied up and sent to any distance.
Mr Trench had on his press "Cobb's Juvenile hea-
OF about 10 feet neatly printed and which can DC ex-
ahmed at our Office
This new Printing machine will cause complete
revolanen IN the art Of printing, and greatly dmnish
the price OF standard works and school books Here-
after, We suspect, orders will be given for Bibles,
Spelling books, &c. &c, by the mile instead OF the
volume as In former time but be that as II may,
sheet Of five miles in length be made with nearly
the same ease as one of fifty or a hundred fset
Nat Int.
In copying this interesting paragraph from the
National Iatelhgencer of Washington may as well
state, that have been preparing in my own mind,
for some time, similar mechanical arrangement for
the publication of the HERALD. As soon as my
scheme is complete intend TO erect series OF ma
Chimes capable of manufacturing the paper printing
II and drying it, all at the same time. The whole
process ofpaper making, printing, publishing and edit
ing, will be conducted under one roof-and all its
mechanical parts will be set in motion by steam the
intellectual under my own superintendent.
This piece of enterprise may seem complicated, but
think can easily accomplish it with the most beau
tful simplicity of design and execution.
The chief result from such an improvement, is
economy, beauty of printing and facility Of issuing
large edition of an improved Herald. Farher-As
soon as the great Steam Line is established between
New York and England, the present Wall street
newspaper system will fall to the ground. The only
advantage they now have, is the possession of large
boats to fish up news far out to sea- This advantage
has already been reduced to comparative humbug
by the rivalry Of my news boat establishment, which
y conducted with equal efficiency and at much less
expense. The News Boat establishment of the Cou-
rer and the Journal costs them $4,000 per annum be-
sides the interest on capital of $4,000 mere. My
news boat establishment costs me $1,000 per annum,
and the interest on 5000 and yet almost every other
day. they beaten by the Herald. When the British
steam line is permanently established every newspa-
per- in reference to foreign news will possess the same
facilities, and the same level The only diff
ference then will be in the local ntelligence-the in
telectual power-or the general industry. Mind and
industry will be every thng-captal nothing
In such race have ne fears of rivalry and will
surpass all other papers. Bat order to put this RI
valry beyond competition, we have conceived a de-
sign similar to the described in the prefxed ex-
tract, BY which more Improvements can be made in
the daily newspaper press than the world has yet con-
ceved. What world we live in!
CARcArURIsTs.-At length we have got carca-
turst who will do honor to his art and produce am
pie amusement for the city. New York has been
long in want Of satirist Of this description to seize
the manners living they rise and hold to view the
Cynthia of the minute
The Astor House, the Carlton, and Washington
Hotel, were all in ecstacies yesterday morning at the
representation Of certain circumstance that recently
occurred in Pennsylvania avenue and the caricaturis
cannot fail TO be deterrs and make his fortune if hs
follows up his calling in the way he has commenced
The field is absolutely open TO him, as nothing tina
can be properly called caricaturc has yet appeared
here, uniting wit and within with accuracy of Dor
trai,ure pungency Of SATIRE and elegance Of execu
ton.
A caricature is important element Of the histor,
of the times and better material is wanted for IN,
secret history of individuals, and the explanation o.
popular feeling at the penod when the events satrized
took place. person qualified TO perform this task
we have now got, and the topics of the day canno,
fail TO afford him rich subjects for his oausc and vi.
rorous pencil Ask for Scene in Wa shington."
Moss NKws-A Lockpor paper has the follow
ing
Cot WKss-An able correspondent of the Bsstou
Morning Post, in commenting upon the late duel
snys he was present at the only duel that Webb eveI
fought. He had become the voluntary champion oil
a lady whose reputation he supposed assalled; re-
paired to the of his antagonist, and clustering
iy gave him these alternatives ito settle the affair
the spot, make a written apology or take cowhid.
ing He was compelled by the assaed TO back on,
of the scrape dsgraeefully. or challenge him in the
ordinary way. The parties met, exchanged one shot,
and Webb declared himself satisfied! The worst OF
the whole however was that the lady did not thank
him for his interference, and called II the mpertinence
OF mere acqaainsonce, The affair will illustrate the
character Of the man.
~ Is il true that some of the Custom House OH.
GERS act in The capacity Of carmen and drive carts
without license in addition to their Offices in the Gus
tom House, We ask for information.
HATs-All the men OF business, fnancers mer-
chants, &c, down town, when they are in want of a
hat 90 TO Rowe's in Hanover street. near WALL
These gentlemen are excellent Judges Of good arii
Gle, and their example is well worthy Of imitation.
Ma CHAHtrs FARmseroS.- We call attention 10