The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-02-06
PHILADELPHIA, Feb. s. 1876

Orgons-7he Ksysfone-Marfin's Case-Stocks, &c.
delightful spring day. The magnetic telegraph
between this city and Newark, and from thence by
special messengers to New York; has been in compare
lively successful operation for nearly two weeks say
comparatively successful operation the present
terminus at Newark is at too great distance from the
Commercial Emporium, and the communication is too
uncertain irregular particularly after dark to induce
people to avail themselves Of the line When it shall
have been completed to New York. carried Jersey
City, this means of correspondence wall be much more
generally resorted to. At present. firm endeavorng
to establish nightly correspondence by special
express, at twelve O'Clock, to Newark with what
is termed "news" for the papers but thus far
the effort has proved most signal failure. The news
heretofore SENT has been such is usually in tyne at
most Of offices at the time these extraordinary ex.
arrive Newark and the operators and attend
ants at the telegraph offices are kept waiting to
other purpose than to test the facility with which old
be sent to Philadelphia at all hours As old
just difficult to be sent by the wires that of
resher character the test of course works favoraby
to Them though confess it does not exhibit any great
amount of Intelligence discrimination in those who
furnish it, The fact is this mode of sending ordinary
be adopted by the papers with any pro-
fit is entirely too expensive, and give that
full and complete intelligence conveyed by cheaper
and much more satisfactory method Of correspondence
by letter This latter mode has the advantage Of giving
Of the ave o'clock train for New York an hour or moro
after the active business of the day has been entirely
concluded local occurrences Of an ordinary cha
-
net known at that time, seldom becomes known till
the next morning Even should transpire during the
be sent by express. 1t would not reimburse the cost
On the whole, do not believe the line will be used by
after departure of the evening mails at least not
while the northern terminus remains at Newark nor do
Ibelieve the case will be altered when the line is car
ried into the city of New York.
The best method of using the telegraph is for the
rous Correspondents Of the New York papers in this
write out their up to the departure OF the mail p
lot line and thing occurs Of sufficient importance
up midnight for each to transmit in telegraphic
despatch and charge the cost to his respective pubsher
By this mode the papers will all have the to the
additional expense take for granted that thsre win
be sufficient private correspondence Of business cha
At night and even that not BE- the the cham
OF seperate communications fromaeach of the
BE aggregate would induce the company BE- on the
watch and either keep open, or to sleep
There is considerable commoton among the democra-
tic politicians in this city and county as to which Of the
newspapers is to be considered the organ Of the demo
cratic party. The same ciquetsm which distinguished
the leaders at Washington. has been exhibited here and
each of the three great ques has their respective
paper which they DESTROYS to make the exclusive
gan Of the democracy. As matter Of course: these
newspapers carrying out the parallel exhibited by all
y kept existence the peculiar interests of
respective players So we have gone on for years with
the Pennsylpa.ian clique the Sentinel clique, and the
Times clique, end we would have gone in the Same
way STILL but for Richmond who has appeared in
the field, and who by independence and.enterprse mo-
delled somewh after the fashion of the Herald threat
take the wind out of the sails of all three. Col
Thomas Florence. well known in this city and in New
York. has taken interest in almost dying concern
called the Keystone and by infusion Of energy and
teprise has in few short in stirring
the other pspers in way not anticipated by them In
der paraze the efforts of Col F. the other papers,
with the assistance Of Washington letter writer in
the North american, have endeavored to make
appear that the Keysane is the organ of Mr. Dallas.
This has provoked spirited denGl-parties upon the
subject already forming and we may soon expect
to see very pretty fight. The tact and talent Of the
Colonel united with independence must rally the mass
OF the party; and if he only he will evenu
ally blow the other sleepy concerns out of water In
order do so, however he must avoid all organ grind
ing steer clear Of all clques and initiate the enterprise
of the Herald
The case Of James K Martin, charged with shooting
Henry Zel the evening of the Goth Of March, lS45
(of which Zel subsequently recovered committed
to the jury about hour SINCE but verdict has been
rendered.
An active day in stocks and general advance ofSpr
State SIS improved J. and Reading Railroad The
| following will exhibit the state Of the MARKET
Sales OF Stocks at Philadelphia.
BRoxER's BOARD, Feb. 5.-l3 shares Pennsylvania
Bank, 900 so Reading Raiload, 2es SO do, sd. 2es
Louisville Bank IS $50 Reading Railroad b5 293 l5C
do 2o3 100 CO. 293 5000 State 5s, 20 /; 5000 do sd
7oi 10000 do 7oi 5000 Texas per cent bonds, SIS,
/ 20 5000 do. rw, 20.
ArrER THE BoARp.-50 shares Vicksburg Bank, g.
SECOND BoARp.-500 State 5's 693 800 do. 69a 5000
Tennessee Bonds LIST January S2 5000 State SIS 3d. TO-
1 100 u. 8. Bank, Al so do. A.
ArrER BoARp.-$5000 State SIS, Monday, 10 5000 do
SIS 10 5000 do ss 7oi 5000 do: bS, 7ot 1900 do. S.
ton Railroad, 30 90 U. S Bank, Al.
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