The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-11-17

casper that 10 carrsd-bus won't IN with his ass and
me- suonosm sssnx I sorn a.sd Ss old Sy
the .iSe Of American Journals and Journalists has eecu
beaten out Of toe acid. very natural resuI. don't
one he q .s
In every part o. the world, and have !.
10 thse who reside Britain On the Continent Of
Europe, IL certainly work o. suporerosa,son 70 assert
or to prove thai the London 1s"s y Pass behind me
Of the laiest mos. reliable news The active penny
press d LoGdon has cut OF at least hall IN former crcu
laton than three fourths OF s influence. The
ecnins principally written by country ciere ymen,
lite reviews by Grub hacks is money articles ny
ew sptcusoss and w.. se; ,S sSe
propretors have sold out the largest interest In II TO
The house Of Roshsohiids and iheE s principally e.
powers that be- 70 obtain patronage, power and place Ia
return. me London Daily rQrdph has IT least treble
and far better and more reliable foreign correspon.
dencewbat the Times Wishes 10 be thought particularly
"up in-and more able editorial stsn me SAY - the
organ OF tt liberals, and the London Standard, con-
srvltive, also papers OF large circulation and In
aoenoe All OF these Published at the same price ~
The HExAID-s penny sterling, or two cents. There 10
something mortifyng TO the English sec their
journals thrown 70 completely In the shade BY the
YsIkoe journals We're Il not for American mechanical
and newspaper enterprise combined, every paper
Of large circulation In England would have 70
stop Papers Of large circulation In America stimulated
The resut 10 seen your Hoes printing dresses Al this
time the London Daily THeprdph, the IHusr1ted London
ass and re sss
raj other English pspo, worked on Hoes great cyn-
der presses In the art Of onE the AwesicAns
are far ahead Of the English Not quarter Of shs books
printed here are stereotyped, while with you more than
/ zee now and theu q mention Of Mr.. Grant
ley Berkey and bis toor In America He belongs
70 the uesy old msdsh school OF Oockneys who expect
. tiger hunt In India, buffalo chase on the American
Pains and grizzly bear encounter In the sierra Ne
vada be quite similar TO tho Turkey carpet and rose
water play OF chasing an Engi.sn tame fox across
lawn, with fair ladies ia pony chAlses, keeping
hunt in Kansas would be IKE Bnnums chase after
two buf,o calves in the Jersey meadows at Der.
gen heights; and when be found hunting
ground - large all Europe, with your stall
worth up 70 anything from rife shooting
TO trading horse, he simply out Of hs depth, aud
nonplussed. His little parlor apdcg arrangements were
broke down. he returns and vents his nj humor,
Mrs. Troope fashion, and spins long yarns and twAdde
about somc poor cheating, undefpaid servant that he
writing about America Such tourists are simply con
tenptsbe, and their guardians should look amer them
and rot let them 20 out.
The Galway Mail Company had general and exsrsoY-
binary meeting appointed for the lst instant, but ad
auYned the 2li The papers scarcely noticed II, aud
The public do no. seem 70 take the slightest interest IN
Of the line snco the long catalogue Of dasters
ending with the loss OF the Connaught.
started and one is now budipg here in London So ere
org, the oock1 cyl the difference between
Portable car 70 hold thirty, and dirty uncomfortable
omnibuses, unquestonably the worst In Chrstendom
Notice given OF very important sale Of horses-the
entire stud Of the late Vceroy Of Egypt-compvisng
Thirty three stations, ono OF which cost so 900; 1871
mares Arabian apd sFr,sD Anyone "entre" colts, add
any rlies with dty two stations Of Egyptian breeds
and two mncs-n sii 33t animals This Is probably To
mos, ine estpg and important sale Of horses ever held
In the Old World Az " announced 70 take place Ut
Cairo In Egypt the 10th OF Dec smber (sce London
Tms Of November 8, page 10y, your dealers or herss
tsncicrs will hardly DO able 70 be ~ tho sale