The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-02-21
Another Piece OF AtrociOus Infamy Perpe
trated by the New York Herald.

i Another Piece OF Atrocious Infamy Perpe
trated by the New York Herald.
From the Philadelphia U. s. Gazette, Feb. 2Ol
Our special express from Boston, which we have had
arranged for time in conjunction with MT Bennett
Of the Neg York Hasld came through es'ssaay,
ship Cambria. Mr. Benefits enterprise secured the
speedy transmission Of the news through from boston
to New York and conquered many obstacles which
opposed the successful achievements OF his purpose
Our spress rider left New York at twenty five minutes
this office at ten minute Of four o'clock in the after
noon-making the run through in fve hours and ntesn
minu
The news was received exclusively and none OF the
advces by the Cambria except those which came 70 u.s.
reached the city until the arrival OF the pilot line from
New York. last night seven hours after our recePuon
The express from Boston to New York run by the
Herald in seven hours and FIVE minutes only
From the New York Telegraph, Feb. 20l
The by the Camb la reached this city yesterday
early in the morning, and an Extra containing Il was
issued from the Herald office at ~ o'clock in advance
OF all papers the city. We learn that its substance
Immediately communicated by telegraph to Phiia-
tie by the operation 1t is understood that three of
morning papers entered into combination, quite iar
reaching in its character to anticipate the Herald put
the effort was unavaing. We accord to that journal
the praise deserves for its enterprise while we regret
the loss of money its opponents must have sus
tanned by the effort at competition. We hope that by
the successful working OF the magnetic telegraph, the
presses there and elsewhere" will have equal chance
by equal outlay Of means The express for the Herald,
which dstanced what Mr.. Bennett terms the {" holy
alliance came from Boston by the Worcester and Nor
the steamer Traveller, and from there by the Long
Island rail road to this city The travelling time be
tween the two cities, it is said was seven hours and I've
minutes.
From the New York Evening Ledger, Feb 2ol
The Herald out in than all its original glory,
which under all the circumstances, quite snviable
James Gordon Bennett ESQ., ID great man In his line,
bsatn by man or devil In the way Of EXPOSES any
where the continent accordingto ourbsl.f but we
We said yesterday that he did come out ahead in
obtaining the from the Cambria he should be
crowned, so far as We are concerned, Napoleon the
Second He may accordingly imagine himself an Em.
And he does for read what he says this morn
ing 49,, s.,.,. .,u..,s ..,,
Our star Of Aussrz is refulgsnt and shines brighter
then ever. The Holy Alliance Of tho stockjoboing
ea oa ana % Ss asy nave bsen anu
initiated by our superior enterprise and energy"
No greater compliment could have been paid to the
editor Of Herald than that Of powerful combination OF
the presses two three cities to oustrp him in the
getting Of important They must OF course con-
why the necessity Of a combination to vanqush him
II would have been glory enough for common man to
opposition Thee UNEQUAL match wound have she'd
lusre upon his fall and capped the climax Of his great
sna S 70 D be 0s
and richly the proud title which he with such appa
rent presumption aspired to- indeed thrice glorious
has rendered him moralat any rate he will be
msmoe red by some folks as long as they live:
There, Mr. Bennett we have done you justice once, IL
episte BY exclaming with our hearts as brimful Of
wild enthusiasm pervaded the ranks Of the First
Napoleon-Vipe Empereur !-PiDe Napolesa!
From the New York True Sun, Feb. 201
THE ExrREssEs-The result Of the great combined
express the conveyance Of the BY the Cambria
extending from Halifax to Baltimore was decided
failure. The express arranged for the Herald, from
Boston reached this city about two hours ahead of its
as s esse
ment about divided between five or six papers
in this and other cities
From the New York Globe, Feb. pol
The Herald yesterday dtanced all its rivals in bring
ing the news received at Boston, by the Cambria,
and at half 70 O'Clock issued an extra from which
make the following extracts.
From the New York Gazette Times, Feb. 1911
The expresses for the different papers arrived here this
morning with the accounts by the Cambria, and from
the Herald extra which reached us rst make such
extracts as the lateness Of the hour will allow.
From the New York Commercial Advertiser, Feb. l9l
The express for the Herald came from Boston by the
Worcester and Norwich rail roads to Alyn's Point,
thence TO Gresnport by the steamer Traveller and from
there by the Long Island railroad to this city. The
travelling time between the two ctios il said,
hours and five minutes From the extra issued by
the Herald we compile the following summary
From the New York Mirror. Feb. lsl
The Camhria's errived at Boston last night and
was expressed to this city by the Hsa's and
the following summary.
From the New York Evening Post, Feb. lsl
The steamer Cambria Captain Judkins, arrived at
The broug from Boston to this city by an
express for the Herald to which paper are in.
dested for the following extracts.
From the Brooklyn Star, Feb. 1911
The Cambria, Cant Judkins LEFT Liverpool on the
4h inst and reached Boston at eleven O'Clock, last
night The Herald express brought the news through
Qwo hundred fifty niles in little over seven hours.
From the Boston Courier, Feb. 1911
One express to New York was arranged to run over
the Long Island railroad The state of the road sets
aside all calculation to its An express for
the Ne,o York Herald arranged to Allyns Point,
where Mr. Bennett had corps otype settlers on board
60 NaL. Naw- Va
The mails Of to morrow night will tell which has con-
quered
From the Boston Mercantile Journal, Feb. ISL
THE EXPRESSES AcArN-It seems that the much talked
of Express from Halifax TO Portland through Boston
to New York city with the foreign news by the Cam,
the Portland people, and some Of the New York and
Philadelphia newspaper establishments The expense
of this arrangement enormous; eighteen hundred
dollars having been paid the steamboat which brought
the express fiom Annapolis to Portland and its
deemed certain New York to get the
full Boston, and Portland people twenty
four hours in advance But alas for the mysterious and
mammoth enterprise OF New York. Philadelphia and
Portland combined the Cambria 4 hard to boat
and so she has proved In this instance for the
had hardly left the city side before she announced
her arrival the other The best Of the joke yet to
be told and fear that the laugh this time will be from
the other side 1t that Bennett Of tho Ne York
Herald had arranged express from this city by rail
road to Alyns Point and thence by the crack steamer
Traveller to New York. On board this boat Bennett
passage the whole foreign news made up and put in
type ready for the press Immediately the boats
rival in New York This express has been arranged by
Mr. L. Bgelow OF this city, and learn that il actually
left the depot Worcester before that of the combined
press and Of course barring accidents i'll reach New
York first. We shall hear the result to morrow morn
ing
r S. Since the above was written we are informed
that Benefits express left Alyn's Point at O'Clock this
morning
Court OF General sessions.
Before Recorder TalImadge and Aldermen soneall and
Meseroe.
Ogden Hoffman. james R. Whiting, VIM. NJ. Price and
John McKeon, Esqrs counsel for the people.
Far. 20-Tffai Of james Miller, alias Cupid continued.
Smith Lewis, coiored man, on being called and
smined by the prosecution, deposed fcllows-l
have hecn deck hand board the barge Clinton
four years know Parkinson, Miller Davis and Smith,
have frequently seen them; have often seen Miller
about the cy the last time recolect seeing him.
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