The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-02-23


From the Baltimore Clipper, Feb. 81.
The steamer Cambria arrived at Boston, on Wednes
It was received in New York in hours Afterwards By
the Herald express ahead Of the Halifax express and
advance OF its contemporaries.
From the Baltimore Prices Current, Feb. al
Tho Cambria left Liverp Jol 4th inst and arrived al
Boston on Wednesday night, and tho advices by her
were conveyed in seven hours and i've minutes to the
New York Herald Office, as We learn by extra Herald
received through the politsness Of its editor by yes
for the The Herald enables say something
about the grain and -four market at Liverpool which
will be found below. The accounts from the continent
tai markets are devoid of general interest.
From the Philadelphia Chronicle, Feb. all
An ExPaEss.-The New York Herald has given the
combined Wall press in that city Waterloo de.
feat in expressing the news by the Cambria. The
Hsrads express came from Boston to New York in the
unprecedented time of seven hours and five minutes
II had the news exclusively.
From the Philadelphia SUM- Feb. al
The CAmsRIAs NEws.-We mentioned yesterday that
the first reception Of this news in Philadelphia by
means Of the express by the United States Gaxee
that wild project enter tanned by several
publishers in Boston, New York. Philadelphia, and Bal.
fromi Halifax The combination or conspiracy, or
whatever it may be called did not succeed and
n0s npsry tina. Plan so % quo IN some o. m
ing alone, obtained the news several hours sooner
than the papers which entered into alliance for the
sole purpose of defeating the Herald which they
not able TO- oppose single handed Tue United States
Gazette without conspiring with any to obtain
combined presses Of Philadelphia could not effect Here
good moral lesson which, we hope will have pro-
per influence In time to come.
From the National Police Gazette, Feb. 81
THE INcoMPARABLE ENTERrRIsE THE New YoaK
HEaALD-Bsnnett has again, by his single, unassisted
b"sd Of wSoa ne
Cities and has furnished the by the Cambria the
country i've hours in advance OF the dss
peration opposed to him. His enemies may say what
they please Of hin-he has proved himself his
prise and his talents to be one Of the most valuable
Liberty" of the dissolution Of the English
Cabinet .na ~ dangsrou; sea and land express,
the opening Of their halls just s'i prsyious to
an anticipated warlike debate. The result Of this
exploit Of personal enterprise might, if the Oregon
question had been further advanced have saved the
country millions and millions of money devastating
war, and the blood Of Thousands of its citizens Who
ETY. and who will enviously refuse accord him the
credit which he deserves7 His opponents, however
deserve credit for their enterprise although they failed
From the Salem Advertiser, Feb all
E1rKEss.-The N. Y: Sun and Tribune Express came
through this city on Wednesday evening about eight
o'clock on its way to New York, from Halifax. II Ben
nett should be defeated second time think he had
we heard expressed by friend which is, 10 have an
edition Of the New York Herald made up and printed in
in New York There is newspaper establishment in
the country except the Herald which has the requisite
and done Bennett would place the HsrsS establish
at the Of
fact that all by the steamers made up for us
in England and Is altogether Of the Tory party charac
ter We have nothing Of the liberal views Of England
roughly English. Bennett would compile paper which
would be American in principle and feeling Wilmer
strives to give an English view and to sway popular
feeling ir America by an English influence. We want
somshiug else and hope Bennett whe is the to do
It, will take our friends suggestion into consideration
did come il" over Benns,t He had type. compost
nd
from lynl Point to New York, and during its passage
the whole foreign news was put IN type, ready for the
press Immediately the boats arrival In New York
From the Boston Mail, Feb. 201
But if the Times had bad luck with its share in the
enterprise, fear the combined New York and Phila
express Of the Nsv York Herald overlook and passed
the other at Worcester reached Alleys Point yesterday
morning at O'Clock and took the swift steamer Travel
er for New York with type and compostors on board,
to have ready for the press the Of its
rival there Thus this great express which, it is said
delpha and Boston, $780, and two extra pairs Of
seven league boots" has probably turned out
~hcs the
n which Il appears to have been executed. There 10
little fun IN running expresses through the Bay
II F'ndy and precious hard digging in getting them
through Dig6y
From the Boston Packet Feb. all
The combined express reached Worcester few mi
On by the way Of Hartford and New Haven, reaching
New York at O'clock P. NJ at the same moment that
pc NsU York Herald, having supplied the southern
ta was filling every corner OF the city with the
From the New Haven Herald, Feb 2Ol
Bennett Of the Ne0 York Herald, has rned the
her this time beating the other expresses out Of all
,haracter-he reaching New York about the time the
other passed through New Haven The express Of the
combined papers Of the Tribune and Journal Of Com.
left Halifax but reached Boston only about half
hour before the Cambria up to the East Boston
lock Bennett then took the news, hurried his
route and by "hook crook reached New York about
81 hours advance We understand that part of his
route by boat and that he had font Of type on
board and compostors at work. to distribute the
IS his express reached the city. Energy, that