Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-05-13

Promotion
American Hone Missionary Society. half past O'Clock P
" y Coions alton Society," half past o'clock p NJ Middle
~ .ademy of Sacred Music, half past o'clock NJ
Pearl street ehureh and on Friday evening at the same hour
We again call upon all the sinners Of Wall street.
to come forth and attend to the concerns of their
souls. IL they have money, let them give, for we
religious people want money, and must have it
The pressure in the money market is tremendous,
but the pressure in hell is much greater. Let people
think of this.
Progress of the Revolution In Newspapers-
State of the Frontier.
The annexed letter, which we received yesterday
from Prescott, in Upper Canada, contains some in
terestng intelligence, showing The progress of the
revolution which is going in this country in the
newspaper press
twill be perceived that this city, the south, and
the west are alone the scene of our triumphs.-
Canada appears 10 be sensible to the efficiency and
organization Of the Herald. Why is it that pa
pers reach those distant towns one day in GdcGnce
of aH other papersl Because we are more active
more watchful-more energetic than any other pa
per. The grsss humbug by which the "Commer-
cial dvertiser has obtained large circulation in
the Canadas is now revealed-it is produced by a
base Justification of dates. This is sample Of the
morals of that precious hypecritical concern that
pretends TO respectability and religion. Fortu-
nately the hypocrits and falsifers now stripped
Of their disgxses. Without any intention our
part the reception at Prescott in Upper Canada, of
the news by the Great Western, in the Herald
Extra, one day in Alliance Of ecsry other paper,
brands the Commercial Advertiser as a gross and
mpudent piece of charlatanism in newspaper enter
prise.
Fill
the field, night or day, Sunday or Saturday till the
Commercial Advertiser" and the New York AL
bion' are entirely rooted of Canada and quietly
consigned to the ''tomb of apules" These beau
tful provinces have been too long benghted and be-
wildered by empty preteuders, in new papers, and
lazy, impotent alsfers Of dates to hide their laz
ness. Let there be a refsrm-and there shall be a
reform. Let Col. Stone and DIR. Bartlett read the
following letter and tremble as Belshazzer did at
the hand writing the wall.
PREscorr. UPPER CAS,D, MAY :. $50
J. e.. BENNETT. ESQ.
publications. have been made 10 me by seve-
raj individuals, IN this vicinity, respecting the
terms of your paper. who will doubtless become
subscribers, soon they get rid of the differ
ent publications they are now taking, which are in
a measure useless. when the "Morniug Herald" can
be obtained by II the latest intelligence almost
invariably arrives.
Since have read the ''Herad, /" I have been nut
err
ican news, one and often two days in advance of
every other person, many OF whom take the differ
ent daily papers, both Of the cities Of New York and
Montreal.
United States. which brought Liverpool dates to
the lst April We were put IN possession Of the news
through the Herald "a hours before IL appeared
IN other papers, and considerably in advance of the
same dates OF Montreal althouE h carried through 10
that city by passenger who went directly on with
out the least delay.
The important and Interesting news by the Great
Western, reached here on Wednesday evening in
your Erfrd, and appeared IN no other paper The
excitement was great, people were running in diff
ferent directions to obtain sight Of Benneffs Her
aid which said they, by some means or other al
ways contains thu latest intelligence. But the most
amusing part OF the affair that several who took
the "New York Spectator" here. wondered that IL
did not contain the news, that was dated Monday
the 9th. while the Ertrd Herald dated the al
was filled with nterc sting matter-in fact tn. .ub
scrlbers TO the spectator could hardly believe
their own eyes: and would fain con vince them.elyes
and others that IL was all hosx and that the awe..
tern could not nave arrived, not knowing (which
suppose is the casc) that the Spectator j. print
ed urdsy evening, and dated forward to Monday
IN that way completely quilting their country sub
.cribers.
Every thing is quiet upon our frontiers and so il
e hoped will continue; nothing bat few Turbulent
characters, whch infest both sides, together with
swarm Of oihce-seekers, have kept up an unneccs-
.ary excitement TO the mutual injury Of bots
tries
ny huerpstch just received IRON the Lakes, IL APP
pears that an attempt has recently been made 20 fire
snew Government steamer, buildingat Chippewa by
TOE BRUSH the intention not fully carried ints
eheet' ont the hull VI the vessel considerably
injured. detachment Of troops has been ordered
to the spot to prevent the recurrence OF a similar
outrage.
sueh conduct a. this, will, I am confident, meet
the Reproduction Of every man ~ ,r,c,nl. ~ that
ever nation he may be. This with the destruct;on
Of Brocks monument, At Quoenston, lately com.
suited, u not eheeked at once BY every lover of
bring the scoundrels to justice, will lead 10 rnnsp
quences, AZ which the mind in voluntarily sb,1as,.
% rs'aliaiiOn would be the Consequence AMI our
froatiers On both sides would present o,s SEQ =,
ruin aud devastation.
Meaz svNProns.- Half Of the "Philadel.li,