Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-09-26
Of knowing these matters, besser than he can have
Let me lift the Curtain little.

Let me lift the curtain tsle.
The power of steam Will, in ten years, overturn
evers existing calculation vestnre fopredcf, mdt
IN tue years. ten at LEAST the Uhote Trade oetceen
| Europe and America toiH be carried on in large
ocean steamers / have seen several calculations
already, based on the facts developed by the Great
Western that is least per cent cheaper TO trans
port the cotton from America to Europe in large
steamers than in the present caes of sailing vessels.
Heretofore we have supposed that, except for pas.
sengers steamers could not touch the sailing vessels.
This is entirely an error and figures prove ii.
have not time to 90 into the calculation but am sa
tisied of its truth The principal element in this sim
gular result is tme-the erening of time. Large
| ocean steamers can do the same work in lees than
half the time that a sailing ship takes. OF course,
time is money-and if time is saved capital and ex-
penditure is saved
But this is not ALL The experiments trying here il
steam-and the improvements already made, satisfy
that The application Of steam is only in its Infancy
In few days, steam vessel of 240 tons, built en-.
tirely new plan, Will be launched into the
Thames The paddle of this vessel is placed in the
stern, and in the form Of single screw. In smooth
water, her speed is calculated at l6 miles an hour.
The protector have seen, and he told he is
ing out 10 New York in her as soon az ready. new
species of fuel is also just discovered which occupies
only seren part of the space which Goals do, and
which give equal power. Ii is species of Napatho,
gnlted on and peculiar principle.
From all these facts, II becomes very obvious
tina, no isolated projects in South Carolina pre-
vent New York from becoming the great centre of
trade in the United States. Indeed the Development
of the power and application OF steam to ocean navl
gaslon only acceleratcs the growth wealth, and
Capitalization ofNew Y ork In a few years, every bale
of cotton from the south TO Europe and every pound
Of goods from Europe to America, will pass through
New York by means of these steam lines. | advise
every person who owns shipping to sell out There
is radical revelation at hand
One word more and | have done. May the Father
Of Heaven bless the lovely women of New York
and may the Holy Virgin keep them out of harm
but may a certain gentleman, in the other end Of
the great avenue of Eternity, take TO his bosom his
very particular friends all the rascally politicians,
and give these innocents one of his hottest hugs.
Amen!
P S. have no oblec tons if the Wall street editors
are included in the last tender embrace. Amen and
Amen!
Sir O Clock, P.M
write up to the latest hour. The accounts from
Paris this morning, in relation to the intention Of the
French government are Of the highest Importance
The Prince de Jolnvic has sailed from Brest with
large accession 10 the force in the Gulf Of Mexico.
learn that very pointed instructions have been given
TO the French fleet to carry into effect the blockade,
particularly against the North Americans. Louis
Philippe is determined 10 make display of force in
South America and Mexco-and il is even said that
he intends to establish colony the continent on
the same principle by which Algers is held. Thus
much for that matter The English merchants are
very much incensed against the French government
bu, the cabinet OF 81. James's will not interfere
With respect 10 Canadp ! do not learn much
Dispatches 60 cut 10 Lord Durham by the Great
Western. More troops will soon follow. In short
time it will become as fashionable among the En-
gllsh nobility travel IN the United States as il now
is on the continent. The Countess of Westmoreland,
with lovely niece six servants travelling carriage,
and medical attendant, embark today IN the packet
ship President, for New York. She as engaged the
whole Of the ladys cabin for her own Her pur-
pose is TO travel for two three years in the United
States. She has some property in Prince Edward 5
island which she will also visit She also visits Ca
nada-the Falls Of Nagara-and spends winter in
the SOUTH should not be surprised 10 the Duke
of Wellington and half the English nobility, visit the
United States in two or three years. We are the
edge Of great changes. London is very dull-and l
shall be of soon. b.
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