The Pearl River banner. (Monticello, Miss.) 1837-18??, 1838-04-28
CIV. ri. FORBES.
sc. MERWIN,
J. S. D. THATCHER,
J A. VAN HOSEN,
& C.G. FORSHEY.
Executive [ Committee,


X DAILY and Semi-weekly and Weekly
"A Newspaper, publshedin the City of New
York, by TOWNSEND & BROOKS. The
price Of the Daily paper is ten dollars, and Of the
Semi-weeA.j four dollars in advance, and five ii
not paid within the year. Subscribers out Of town
ifAnot known to the proprietors are expected TO
give references i'll New York, unless the money
accompanies their order.
The pEoprietors Of the Express know full well
that III the management Of a daily newspape in
New York, the Editors must neither sleep nor
slunber upon their posts, and while thousands OF
fellow citizens are in their beds, that is the
time for them 70 be at their desks but they are pre-
pared for all this exertion. They have the health,
spirits, and the age fol such an@encouner and are
readyfor it, knowing full well SIS they do the ac-
tvityof their contemporaries and their indefutga-
bic exertion never to be out done. But neverthe-
less, they think there is room for them. New
York is increasing with rapidity that defies cali
culation and mocks at prophecy, marching on even
with strides that threaten close Proclamation to
the Empire city Of the commercial world over the
sea land sure in this vigorous and marvellous
growth, newt Journal MAY succeed, where others
have, when. New York was, as j. were but in her
swathing clothes, and not the giant she now is
with her thousand arms stretching all over both the
oldwohd and thenew. In such great city then,
the heart of our vast land, and the link between
that land and Europe--where no taxes upon paper,
no stamps, no restrictions on tina Press, to encut-
her and overload the business Of Journalizing,
there is ample scope and range enough for US ana
all our contemporaries too.
The great and primary object or the proprietors
is to create commercial newspaper, but II Is Just
as impossible TO live in this hot political world al
ours without minging in politics, as to 10 into the
fire without being burnt. True, when the Wings
aver that two and two mgke four, and Ire friends
of Mr.. Van Buren, aver that two and two, make
three and half, they could take the ground Of nes,
tralty, and aver as louny as either, that two and
two max three and three fourths but there is a
right and a wrong side oncvery question, and one
must In country like this be on one side or Other,
And TO this right political side, we are quite sure
thatit is that Of the Wings, but were it otherwise
we should be puzzled enough t. publish Cow,ner-
ctal Journal, when Commerce and Viii pr;nci-
giles are identified, one with the other. Already
we have in connection with 1Hudson's News
Rooms" the basis Of a newspaper establishment, q |
Price Current, Shipping List, and excellent ar
rangements for news, foreign and American o,rt |
not satisfied with this we shall Immediately push |
our arrangements to the frthest point for the pro
curing Of news. One Of the Messrs. Hudson is |
about to sail for liverpool, and go from thence TO-
London, Havre and Paris, for the purpose Of devil
sing the most expeditions and surest means of re-
ceiving commercial intelligence from abroad. The
rapid arrangements that we have been compelled |
to make fax the publication Of the ssExpress' have
Of course put IL out Of our power to have new
Press, but we have ordered one Of the first quality.
a double cylinder, which will be done by the FIRST