The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-01-21

The Infamy or the New York Herald.
[From the Washington Union. Jan. 10
By the mall this afternoon received extras Of the
New York Herald containing later news from Europeby
the Iowa.
From the Albany Argus. Jsn.7
Iowa from Havrc, have advices from London to Dec.
10th, from Liverpool to the 9Th, and Havrs the l2th
brought Long Island by an extraordinary express
for that paper four days later than that brought
From the Baltimore Price Current, Jan. III
Considerable excitement manifested in the city
Yesterday in consequence ofsome glazing capital letters
staring the reader in the face on his opening the papers
with two days the ports
breadstufs &c. We attached credit the truth Of
when Intercepted, in the OF our walk through
the market afterwards. At three o'clock p. NJ the
dated Thursday, 5 o'clock, P. M-and we thank the
Editor for his attention to found the following
Of mt
have room at present for more. The is by the
packet ship Iowa, from Havre.
From the Philadelphia Seminal, jan III
The NEws.-We are indebted to the Nsw York Herald
for an extra dated yesterday afternoon, received from
the Post Office this morning. containing the foreign
news by the packet ship Iowa.
From the Baltimore American Jan. III
The packet ship Iowa, at New York, brings advices
from Havre to the l2th December. The news by her
was received, over Long Island. by the Metz York
Herald and are indebted to that paper for an extra
containing it,
From the Washington Intelligence, Jan III
BY the mail Of last night received Extras from the
Neo York Herald containing further accounts brought
by the packet ship Iowa, which sailed from Havre on
the 18th December and brings London papers OF the
10TH
From the Philadelphia Chronicle Jan lol
THE News BY THE IowA.-It appears that the Extra
Heralds with the foreign news received exclusively by
u.s. by the Iowa. delivered in Philadelphia till
Friday morning We sent them BY Thursdays mail and
theyreached Philadelphia at 10 O'Clock that night There
Offce-Nev York Herald
We copy the above merely to show that our explana
ton of Saturday in relation to the in which the
news had been kept back from morning papers
correct The Herald, however, is mistaken in saying
fact is the Heraids Extras were by unexplained
blunder, put into the New York distributing bag for
in the night after its arrival here when the mails from
the adjoining towns are made up-they should have
PhaaepSa and then they would have come regularly
to hand. Mr. Bennett has thanks for his kind in.
tentions Notwithstanding the failure.
[From the Philadelphia u. 8. Gazette, January 1871
Wepublish, this morning, the most important news
which we have published for long ime We have not
space to make any M We received BY ss
Nev York Herald, whose editor had prepared, and al
readers Our readers will join in thanks to Mr. Ben
nett the enterprsing conductor of the Herald.
delphia Post ONCE in consequence Of the failure to de-
liver the paper containing the foreign news received
on tho
sd IN that city the s
Express But s said that the clerks Of the New York
Post Office put the package into what called the dis
tribution bag and not into that in which brought the
made the bundle, that account, not given
out until Friday morning.
From the Richmond Enquirer, JAM 1871
The packet ship Iowa, at New York, brings sdvices
from Havre to the 18th December. The news by her
was received Long Island, BY the Nev York Herald
ing It.
From the Philadelphia Sentinel, Jan. 1911
We present to readers this afternoon the highly
the 18th December from Liverpool and brings papers
that date. The news was brought to this city at cons
ss Of n. ~
from New York, where it was furnished by the enter
prise Of the Herald.
(From the Philadelphia Ledger Jan. 1911
We received, by special messenger from New York
from EUROPE il was resolved in New York BY ssciu
sve overland express for Bennsfs Herald, and
indebted the enterprise Of that establishment for our
ability to lay it before readers this morning, having
received from the Herald in time to
New York to Philadelphia in for the greater part
Of our regular edition The news it will be seen, is of
the greatest importance.
From the New York News Jan. 1911
BY the arrival Of the ship Liberty, from Liverpool,
bringing dates to the 18th u have important intel
which issued last night. The dissolution Of the
sorbing topic. v
From the New York Teleereph, JAN 1911
We indebted to the Ne,U York Herald for an extra
containing the following important information. The
ship Liberty sailed from Liverpool the 18th
and and in her the particulars Of the prorogs-
ton of Parliament the resignation Of the ministry, and
an organization of cabinet
From the Philadelphia Chronicle jan 20l
IMPORTANT FOREIGN NEws-We gave yesterday, in
part Of gis Of the highly important news
from England received by the packet ship Liberty
the Nelo York Herald We also issued extra at an
early hour, containing full compend Of the news
which distributed the city by the
numerous news boys
From the Philadelphia Times, Jan. 20)
VERY IMPORTANT FROM EURoPE.-We present TO our
readers the highly interesting by the ship Liberty
We are indebted for this to the Nev York Herald
from which paper also select the following specua.
tons
EMIGRATION TO OREGoN.-We direct the attention