Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-03-13

Extraordinary need OF Arrivsls--Ths Wa"
street Prints again beat by the Herald
On Saturday and Sunday last, nearly one Au"drea
vessels arrived this port from various parts OF the
world, of which the Maritime Record of the HERALD
Of yesterday contained sirty-sepen and that OF the
Courier & Enquirer and other Wall street prin's
only siTtythre thus proving that the organlzansn
of our Ship News Department is more full ana accu-
rate than that of any paper ever published IN New
York.
An analysis of these general statements will set the
matter in its proper light
The aggregate of the marine arrivals in the Courier
& Enquirer and other Wall street prints was 63 ves-
sells of all Sorts of which the following are the names
of those not in the Herdld:-
Lia Of Arrpa at the Port Of Nes York Q" te 10Th end lM
tie Herald
/. Brig Lion Judson Mobile IA days, to II. Colt Co.
sehr A1uIa, salisbury We Gusys@a % days Kehasds
!. AISioa. Day, New orleans Orleans . days : a'
Se1 sssT os S Cooler
8. amanda, B,delI, Norfolk; Sdays I%aa.
TO- Mishigan Badger Wilmington, sdays, to Depeyser
:, S Whimars h.. ,,..,
y kssaas Nils wilmington So q. nsIle sa s BioSn
H. Caroline, sSmers. Richmond, 10 days.
H. Mariner, Row, Norfolk, days.
Now on turning 10 the Marine List of the Herald
for the same day, March IL, the commercial reader
will find that we have recorded 81 arrivals, and that
the following is list of eighteen, not one of which
can be found in the Courier any other Wall street
print
Last of arrivals at the port of Nep York. the 10th and lih
March recorded IN The No York Herald and found in he
Courier 4 Enquirer &c.
!. Brig Catherine. Flner, New Orleans.
seer C walter JGsss Bs MS from % The .ehr Essex
s. Entlem, vanover' Virgin a, IS hsurs.
! Forester, Davis, Newbera. NC, R. R. NJ Blackwell
g Esse%n Isss Besos s days Jays, G HerrieA
r. s Sdm,1s rrs do dS
Y. Lafayette, Charleston, IS days, for New Haven.
Is oc.avia, Page, Guyana PR, Al days, Aynar
ls. sloop Lady Fenwick Firsby, New Haven, c hours
IL Valiant, Jones, Virginia, AZ hours
Is, Revenue, Smith,, do do
Out Of the aggregate arrivals at this port for one
of the most extraordinary periods of two days that
ever took place in New York, the Herald exhibits a
list more accurate and full than any other, and
FOUR ARRIVALS BESIDES in advance Of every
other paper. If this singular and extraordinary fact
does not establish the immeasurabe superiority, or
ganzation and activity of our Ship News Depart
ment, there is no faith in facts.
On Friday last as our readers will remember we
beat the Courier and all others, SIX VESSELS, and
on Saturday and Sunday, an additional FOURVES-
Sells, thus making, in three days, beat of TEN
VESSELS over and beyond the like number of ar
rivals in all these papers and prints.
Such are the simple and inconrovertible facts
which we place before this great and enlightened
community of merchants; and we challenge the
strctest scrutiny into the accuracy of statements
or the truth of our avernents. For long time il
has been the fashion among the Wall street prints
and their credulous dupes among the merchants, 10
turn up their impudent noses at the organization,
system, capacity, power, influence, and circulation
of the Herald. Certain cliques Of men have dsne
their utmost 10 traduee our character invadate our
Ahc hist vi persecution ana islly rapidly dsap.
pearng before the sun of truth and the day-break ri
talent The deep and earnest attention of the mer.
camille community of New York has been fastened,
for some time, on the mysterious and overwhelm-
ing course of the Herald. II is now a fact, gene.
rally admitted among all liberal and unpreudiced
men, that more truth on every subject is teld in
the Herald in day than in the Wall street prints
IN month. We maintain bold, fearless, indepen-
dent position. On every public topic, we give tho
facts and reasonngs on both sides. All other papers
-
hnaHcers-and, therefore, disseminate only one side
and that generally the worst side OF every SUBJECT
Not so with us. We tell the truih-the whole truth,
and nothing but the TRUTH and leave the consequen.
ces to an enlightened people.
Such being the progress, organisation, capacity
power, and circulation Of the Herald, as conducted
on the new system of business il is very natural that
all the commercial and general advertising business
should gradually converge itself in its column. in
preference TO any other paper The same advertise
ment, for the same price, is disseminated ten times
as much in the Herald as in any other print in the
city. Society is finding out this fact. And with the
frs days Of spring and the revival of business our
advertisements are already beginning to swell to an
extent commensurate with our dimensions.
In few days our splendid double sheet will be out
and then gaze, ye unbeleversl
NEXT FREsrDESr-According TO every indication.
Mr. Clay seems 10 stand the best chance Of the next
Presidency, and N. p. Tamsdge of the Vice Presi-
dency. The Conservatives ofNew York are fixed on
Clay and Talmadge.
u Recorder RIker is popular among the loafers.