Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-04-30
A Few Last Words.

inconvenience by giving the necessary Information TO
the carriers, or by notifying us.
Anew Last Words.
Tomorrow, at IL o'clock precisely, the SIRIUS
Steamship starts we believe from whitehall, on her
first return voyage 10 London. In this vessel have
taken passage. Hand me handkerchief, boy!
Frem this time may be dated the beginning of q
new period in civilizations period that contains in
ITS prospect visions that almost outstrp the magma
ton, and pat to rack the mast brilliant fancy The
whole cIty-the whole country is crazy with aston
ishmeAt delight, enthusiasm, and high hope. To-
morrow, II fair day, we may expect the entire poFu-
Iaton OF New York, big and great male and female,
ioaiers and all, throngng TO the glorious Battery,
where, bat few days ago, they welcomed the arri-
val OF the two strangsrs-bst TO give the part
ing shout Of farewell to the hrst regular steamboat
(the first transient one was an Amencan) that ever
bridged the Atlantic. If the day be beautiful, the
event will assemble one of the greatest and most en-
thusiastc mulhtudes that ever graced that spot of
beauty.
In this ship, as have said, have taken passage
for London, and will remain there and elsewhere in
England, till after the coronation of the young queen
Ofthis interesting pageant which some prophets say
will be the last and best that will take place IN Eng
land shall give full particular and interesting de-
scription to the numerous readers of this paper.
My leading purpose in going to Europe is to carry
into effect numerous plans which have for some
time contemplated for the improvement and enlarge.
ment of the Herald Daring the last three years that
have conducted this paper, have introduced new
principle and new system in newspaper enterprise
have endeavored TO bring forth religion, philosophy
science, and poetry from their sacred retreats and 10
blend them Familiarity with the graces Of secietyits
wit, morals and ssntiment-over the morning meal.
With success have reason to believe, that this
has been efected-judging alone from the extraordi-
nary patronage have received. But this patronage
only stimulates me to fresh enterprise
The permanent establishment of steam shin line,
between New York and England is new placed be-
yond doubt The physical difficulty has been ssv
ed-and the vast accession of patronage already
crowding upon both these steamers, almost proves
In ADVANCE that the trade and intercourse of the two
countries will be doubled in less than five years At
such an ansplcious moment it is fall time to make i'm
provements in the physical and intellectual charac-
ter Of the daily press, as to correspond with the
march Of events, generally taking place around u.s.
intend TO make arrangements for new press capa-
BILE of striking off 600o if not 5000 papers per hour
Other improvements will also be sought for and adop.
ted, suitable to this city and country.
Another Disqualification the United States will
be the great field for the capital Of Europe to be en-
ploysd fer the purposes of yielding revenue there
London is the great centre where this capital exists
but there ignorance of our exists TO very
great extent. Having made the commercial and ply
steal capacities Of this country my study for
having attained during the last three years. lit
lie reputation in the science Of finance banking, and
commercial phenomena, shall make it my especial
purpose TO place before the British public, in con-
densed and popular form, sketch of the resources
and commercial elements Of the United States which
no commercial agent from this side has ever yet at
tempted. In this state have just passed General
Banking Law Of vast capacty-the provisions of
which very tempting to the foreign capitalist but
who might remain in ignorance for years of the ep-
portunity of investment
The whole Of this extensive country 10 only begin
ming 10 develope Its resources Some person who
place theseresources before the world in the brief
est and most popular light at least do some pub
lie benefit, by making the attempt and thss aid the
deepest interests of those he has left behind At this
moment, Mississippi Alabama, Michigan, and many
other states in great disrepste arising principally
from the disorders Of their local currency. The pre-
JUDGES so created may be removed and the real stu
alton Of the country explained in such a way as 10
satisfy the most sceptical Of immense resources and
value.
Indeed it is utterly impossible today to enumerate
the numerous purposes that have at hear, in thus
making visit Of a few months to Europe. Tomor-
row, / shall have few more last words.
Go AHEAD Six beautiful vessels leave this port
fer Europe at III o'clock tomorrow merning. The
Sinus, steam ship, Cor London; the ST. James
packet ship, for London; the packet ships Hbernis,
North Amerca. and Siddons, for Liverpool; and the
Utica fer Hsue; all crowded with people going
chiefly 10 attend the coronation Of Rnslands maiden
Queen. The docks, piers, and slips will be crowded
10 see them OF; the sight will be worth seeing. The
batteries are to FIRE salute, they pass down the