Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-03-15
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but precious little is better than none.
Extraortli nary flood of Arriv als--The Wall
street Prints again beat by the Herald
On Saturday and Sunday last, nearly one hundred
vessels arrived at this port from various parts OF the
world, of which the Maritime Record of the HERALD
of yesterday contained srtyseren, and that of the
Courier d Enquirer and other Wall street prints
only srty three thus proving that the organization
of our Ship News Department is more full and accu-
rate than that Of any paper ever published in New
York.
An anal ysis of these general statements will set the
matter in its proper light
The aggregate Of the marine arrivals in the Courier
e. Enquirer and other Wall street prints was 63 YES
sells of all Sorts of which the following the names
of those not in the Herald:-
List of Arr.als at the Port of Ne,c York
aroh recorded int Courier Enquirer. and not Josnd IN
l. Brig Lion Jud.on. Mobile. IA days, II. Col, Co.
2 !" Rondeu- Wells, do. % days. lRichardsoa
l. Lucy / Margaret, Morrill, Georgetown u days.
5. Albion, Day, New Orleans 20 days.
g. White Oak Mills saiacbicola, % DIS, To b. Cooler.
alexander cq%" M.a Sears Mobile ie days. rm,,
ASsdasa wspoe Norfolk ds surres Clear
10 Michigan Badger. Wilmington, sdays, to Depeyster
H. Leontine Mech, Richmond days,to Aliens Paxson
- Regulus Mills Wilmington, DIS, Halett Brown.
49, Caroliae, Ssmers, Richmond 10 days
IA Mariner, Row, Norfolk, days
Now on turning TO the Marine List of the Herald
for the same day, March II, the commercial reader
will find that 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 port Of Np York, the loh and liza
March recorded Nerp York Herald and not found IN the
Courier S Enquirer, &c.
l. Brig Catherine. Flitner, New Orleans
d scbr Walter r. Jones, Brewn from the schr. Essex
8 Celebrity, M'Dermot Meble 80 days
4 Ann Eliza Somers, Richmond. days
S. Eunblem, vanover, Virgin a, % hours
y Forester Davis, Newbers, NC, X. NJ Blackwell
g. Revenue, Post Virginia, days.
O. Renown. level. Boston, days, Il. @. Herrick.
TO- Splendid. Paterson. do do do
H. Edward Vincent, Price. BALTIMORE days, sturges
4 Chairman.
70 Lalaye,te Charleston, IS days, for New Haven.
Isl fremont Burgess, Mobile, 20 days. wood, Johnston
Burrit.
Ia Mary Carver, unknowa.
Is Ociavia, Page, Gubyama PR, IL days, Aynar
n. hourx