The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-05-25
100000
0O,tNO
by 6oo.ON phalenges.
60.OND. 0OOOO0
500 Fl
200
The product is,


And ne Observes that the regeneration of hens and of
other animals would follow from that Of the social world
ofthe new harmony.
An atllei egg or an interrupted incubation never dis
turbs the calculations of the theorist In the he
that the saving of pins under the operation OF his
social system will three hundred millions
OF sucsas much as the fiscal revenues of Austria
Russia.
Ha acvoes portion of his essay to explaining to wbs,
available and pleasant old and tough hens and ,yo
of the age of sixty and upwards be put in the
new system illustrating the one by the other,
This is capital. 1t will be seen therefore, that
there is something good in Nazareth If Fourier
could make contract to pay the debt of England
by cultvang hens eggs, what is to prevent his dis
cples from paving off the State debts in this coun-
Try bv also cultlvating egg,, or even squashes (!
This is the great panacea that must eventually save
the country from the disgrace of reputation. The
Erie Railroad m ny be completed in year. simply
by the cultivation OF eggs along the line, under the
new system of Association and Attractive Industry
We begin to think that Fourcrsm is a bit of the
greatest discovery OF the age TO ahead
CIRCULATION OF NEW York NEWSPAPERS IN Al
BAvy.--We have been informed by Mr. Jones Of
Albany, the general agent of newspapers, that the
following are the calculations of the NewYorl< Jour
mails in that city -
New York Daily Herald, ...........,.. 300
Irioune,' ...'...s....... $50
Express. Observation-Disclosures. IS
Courier and Enquirer. IL
Three years ago, the Sun had circulation of 500
IL AJany-but the opening Of the Great Western
Railroad has flooded that city with the penny papers
OF Boston. The Tribune has also helped to curtall
the Sun. All these changes have never affected the
Herald, which has a regular and steady increase,
IN spite of all opposition, in city and country.
OF late the Wall street prints have been making
desperate efforts TO get cash circulation-particu-
larry the Express and the Courier" but we
learn from the agents that the effort is both bootess
and iruliless In Albany IL Couriers can hardly be
sold IN day, while 300 Herads march off like a
streak oil lightning. This s only sample of the
progress oil the newspaper press Apropo,-We un.
derstand that Judge Noah, n. p. Willis. and G.
r. Morris intend to start a two cent ca al paper din
ring the present year. Very wen-Go ahead
Assassination OF THE Governor OF N,ssor-p,
THE MoRMoNs.-In the missouri Repor,erv If
the nth Instant, we find the following article
Gov. Booc'.-we learn from gentleman who arrived
in this city on Thursday evening from Warsaw thai
report current al the latter place that Gov Boggs
deal Il supposed that the assassin was one Of
Joe smiths followers aud thst he would be caught before
he could reach Nauvoo. Letters. il said had been
written from Jefferson City Gov. d. before his as,ss
nation putting him on his guard against an assault.
rnei aims, bis life bv snme Mormon fanatics Thn -;
formation sent TO Jefferson City by several respectable,
persons who had learned from Mormon belonging ts
NarvJo ha jos Smith had been endeavorng to persuade
Of his followers 10 murder Gov H. for the HI
took against them few years ago We give this rumo
FOR what j, is worth.
We can hardly believe the rumor. The Mormon
were drcadfully prosecuted in Missouri yet thel
are a more pcaceable, quiet and moral people thai
many OF those sects-some with and some withou
rlrty-that live around them.
MOVEMENTS OF THE CABISEr.-The Hon. Wal
terForwar' arrived IN Philadelphia on Monday eve
ming
4 Nsw MEMBER. Mckenna, wing. has been
elected % Congress from Lawrence district in Penn
sy.yania.
ANNIVERSARIES ~ BosroN. The religious ami
ysrsaries comm need yesterday IN Boston.