Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-03-08
MORNING HER A l. ID.



Trr Herald IN EuRopE-In the face of the bar
bauan persecution and opposition which has been
made 10 us personally, and also to the establishment
of this paper by degraded and blood stained por-
ton of the press of this country 1t is some consoa-
ton TO find that in Europe, where no feelings of per-
sonal or business rivalry can exist the New YoRK
HERALD is rising higher and higher in public estma-
ton, and is now considered the best authority, on
almost all questions and subjects, from this side of
the water.
In corroboration Of this, we annex the following
extracts from few Of the leading journals OF London
and Liverpool.
From the liverpool Mercury, Jan. 81
AMERICAN PAPERs-CANADA-By the packer snip
Oxford, Captain Rathbone which arrived at this port
Yesterday, have received New York papers TO the
10Th ult. inclusive The following account OF the
state of the Money Market extract from the Neio
York Morning Herald Of that dave, which is COM
parably the best informed of the New York papers
en- that and many other matters.
From the London Morning Chronicle jan
James Gordon Bennett, an able writer on hilance,
and one whose opinions are generally quoted IN En-
gland as well as America, says, IN commenting Oh
the latter facts, DC.
In addition 10 these testimonials, all the leading
public papers of London and Paris, quote literally
from the New York Herald, its leaders, its squbs,
its paragraphs, It's bon aots &c. The gre oh
office of the London Times in Liverpool has request
ed an exchange, to which we cordially agree besides
several other Liverpool papers. In the interior of
England the same opinion is held of the Herad-and
on this matter we annex from spectacle
house in Liberty street. the following note received
yesterday, with the accompanying extracts
DEAR SIR
The annexed are bona fde extracts from
letters this day received They do you justice, and
may afford you pleasure TO know that your labers are
appreciated in the great toy shop of Europe.
New York. March 7, 1888.
THE EXTRACTS
BIRNISenAM, Jan. 6, 1888.
The postage of New York papers hlther is ID
You need only send me the HERALD. 1t appears
to me 10 be the only New York paper worth
reading
BIRMINGHAM, Jan. IA, 1888.
Be sure 10 send me the Weekly Herald regularly
The open off hand, dashng style of the editor peases
me and with some few exceptions Of foolish letters
purporting to be from young ladies, think that the
fellow has more talent, and certainly more literary
requirements, than any half dozen editors of the 9TH
or papers ysu have sent me.
Very well-very well-but we don't like this kind,
Brummagem gem man" treating female cores
pondence as "fooshness." These letters are exact
Iy what they purport 10 be- That they seem fool
ish" to many is probabe-the soft, tender, delicate,
exquisite feelings OF ths female heart foolish to
TO relish such heavenly things.
don't mean TO be egotist bat when it is neces-
sary and vrtuous-but every universal genius is
or less an egotst and SO must be-
Now for blast. 1t is singular fact that the
same mind-that is nay self hichunravels the mys
teries Of Wall street. and deveopes the depths of
finance in the Herald, turn, in one moment from
those deep, dry calculations, and enter heart soul
,ptn he ~alln yiax
and delicious feoshness of the softest slest sweet
est loveliest or most ambitious girl that helps to make
earth heaven, and gives touch of the romantic to
this otherwise atrociously dirty world. Call this
silly or foolish, care not. l am content TO be thus
foolish in order to be happy. But those who do SO
are wanting in that heavenly faculty-,hat sublime
versatility of heart and intellect which can unravel
the mysteries Of finance at one moment, and in an
other moment, thread the beautiful labyrinth Of wo-
mans heart throbbing with its hsavenborn feelings
and glowing and giving us foretase of the world to
come.
Our Brummagem'' friend may think this romance
sheer remance-but is there not romance in
sv.rv thing this world affords Is there not re-
uance-the romance of gemus-in designing and
manufacturing splendid hard ware Is there ro
nance in revulsonsl and pancs "A Is there NOT
nance in Rodgers g. Sons Ipenkniyesi and all
eIeb1ated cuileryq Is there not romance sometimes
in eating oysters1 II is this mysterious union Of all
,be sentiments ideas, feelings, and thoughts Of hu-
man existence, Of every sex and of every age that
gives such popularity to the New York Herald in
both hemspheres-and causes in portion OF the
bloody, barbarian press here, conspiracy to put
me down. The Herald is among newspapers what
Shakespeare is in the drama, Milton in poetry, or
Scott in the novel, rew element IA The progress q
sirlizason fer the nineteernh century. I'll stick by
the girls and defend lovely woman, as long as these
fingers can trace line, or this heart can heave IN
heaven born tuut, as they trip like SO many spirits
of beauy Broadly In sunny, spring
mornings. III be-if ever give them up. Hea-
ven forgive me
FoREIeS CoRREsPospEscE-CASAD AFFAIRS
an IRKLaSp.-we refer our readers to highly inte
resting letter from gentleman in Dublin, Ireland,
received by the ST Andrew. IL gives a curious and
amusing account of the movements Of society and
politics n the capital Of Ern, and will be interesting