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Central Park.
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Nngllsh and American JsurnaIism-rhe
New York Herald and the Londen
Tfmes.
In another column will be found an interest
ing description Of visit to the Office Of the
London Times. Those who are ct all familiar
with the machinery Of the New YORK HERALD
will be struck with the close resemblance
which exists between the arrangements of both.
The details Of the management of the great
leading English organ are as nearly a.
possible those of our own journal. Hold
ing the foremost position amongst the
newspaper establishments of the two coun-
tries, the requirements of their epor-
nous circulation and large advertising
patronage have naturally led them to adopt
the same business systems and mechanical ex.
pedients so a. to enable them to meet them in
. manner satisfactory to the public and to
themselves. A description of the progress.
internal administration and arrangements If
the London Times might, therefore, very wei,
be taken for description of our own there
being, however, some few points of difference
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Our reports from Charleston state that crowds
Of delegates were hourly arriving yesterday, and
that the excitement was rapidly increasing. The
partisans of Douglas were actively canvassing for
their favorite, while the prospects of Gen. Lane
were decidedly improving. Gen. Cushing, of Mas.
sachusetts is proposed as President of the Conven-
ton. The Chairman of the National Committee
had refused tickets of admission to the Convention
to the Mozart Hall delegates from New York. It
stated however, that this course will not be per-
sisted In, but that both sets Of delegates will be
admitted to the Convention, until the question of
the orthodoxy of the rival delegations is decided
authortatively. Meantime, the Northern delegates
are luxuriating upon green peas and Strawberries
and are favorably impressed with Charleston gene
rally.
The overland pony express, which left San
Francisco on the 10th inst, reached st. Joseph,
Mo-, yesterday, again making the trip in the brief
space OF ten days. The news is interesting. The
steam frigate Powhatan sailed from San Francisco
on the 9TH inst. for Panama. with the Japanese EN-.
bassy on board The Golden Age, which left San
Francisco on the 5th inst for Panama. took
81 100000 in treasure, and 400 passengers Among
the latter are the republican delegates tn tho
Chicago Convention. There had been no arrivala
ut San Francisco from Atlantic ports since pre
vious advices.
At the meeting of the Police Commissioners yes
terday, the captains Of the several precincts were
ordered to serve upon al proprietors of saloons
and public gardens copy Of the act recently
passed by the Legislature for the suppression of
theatrical and other entertainments the Sabbath.
The penalty for violating the law referred to is q
6ne of FIVE hundred dellarA
On Thursday night Colonel Fred. W. Lander,
who acted rs second to Mr.. Potter, member
OF Congress, in his late difficulty with Mr..
Pryor, was serenaded by Dodworths Band at
the Metropolitan Hotel. There was a very
large gathering. and after the band had PLAYED &C.
verai beautiful airs, Col. Lander appeared on tho
balcony amid immense cheering. he then ad.
dressed them at some length abiding to the affair
Of Potter and Pryor and the part he was called uoop
TO act A report Of Col Lander's remarks is given
elsewhere.
terrible tornado passed over Gainesville, ILL.,,
and Louisiana, Mo-, on Monday evening last, I'm
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TRIPLE SHEET.
OUR PROSPECTS.

OUR PROSPECTS.
As the readers of the HERALD have already OBJ.
served, we have been compelled for more than
week past to yield to the pressure upon our
columns by publishing triple sheet every day an
event unparalleled in the history of American jour-
nalim. This fact illustrates two noticeable points
Rst, that newspaper, to be successful, must keep
pace with the events of the day; and second, that
the journal which accompanies this object will in
variably be the medium towards which will con-
csntrate not only all The news, but all the advertising
which prosperous commercial community require
to keep them well up with the progress Of the age.
At the present time, not unfrequently from
thirty to forty of our columns are daily devoted to
the record of events occurring in every part Of tho
civilized world, while as many more are filed with
the business notices, not only of our own public,
but from localities thousands of miles distant, where
the influence of the HERALD is experienced and
appreciated. From this latter source alone our
receipts last week were over eight thousand dol
lars; and if the business Of this department in
creases in the ratio Of the past few months, it will
not be long before shall be compelled to issue
quadruple sheet to accommodate the growing
wants of advertisers. The career of successful
newspaper is always the reflex of that of the COM
munity in which it exists and in this light no one
can look upon tho course of the NEW YORK HERALD
without acknowledging the progress and prosperity
of the metropolis.
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ADvERTIsING ON SUNDAYS.

The Sunday HERALD is now considered the best
advertising medium in the city Its circulation is
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public who see wherever they go in this city and
the surrounding towns. It is not unlikely that we
shall soon be compelled to publish TRIPLE SHEET
dEaALDs on Sundays, as well on other days. After
Tomorrow we may be compelled to advance the
rates Of advertising in the Sunday edition. We
shall have to do this or double the size of the
HERALD.
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The INsoLvENr DEBTORS SPONGE BILL
The Inselvent Debtors bill, which passed both
houses Of the late Legislature, has not yet been
signed by the Governor, and we hope 1t never
WILDE. 1t was got up for the benefit of num-
Der of persons who have suffered from the
financial panic of 1857, and who, having placed
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their property out Of their hands, are anxious
to have their debts wiped out - with sponge,
In ordr y resume again. II Is q similar
measure to the Bankrupt law Of Congress In
1910, which was intended to wipe out the debts
ofsome forty thousand persons all through the
country. The Insolvent Debtors bill Is de-
signed to do the same thing for this State, and
Is a most unjust and Ubiquitous measure, which
we trust will never become law.
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PROGRESS OF RAILROAD PoLIrICs.-Eyervbodv
knows that the State of New Jersey-its Legis-
lature, Its politics, and everything else-is under
the complete control of the railroads: and we
are fast coming to the same thing in this State.
The last Legislature was essentially railroad
Legislature Dean Richmond, Erastus Corning
and George Law managed everything-the city
railroads and the roads of the interior of the
State-with Thurlow Weed whispering into the
ears of each, like Satan into those of our first
parents when they were taking their first nap.
The LEGISLATURE CONDEMNED AT ALL SIpEs.-
All parties seem equally severe in their denua-
citation of the late Albany Legislature Tor the
infamous course they pursued. Even ,he re-
publican journals are unsparing in their con-
demnation of the shameful action which charac-
terised their whole career, though the majority
of both houses was composed of their own par
tisans The truth is, that both the republican
and democratic members Of that body were
eqns'i. corrupt; but of the latter, those hailing
froH the Tsmmany Coalhole were about the
worst.
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The HEROES OF THE DAY.-The illustrated
newspapers are devoted entirely, just now, to
the two great contests of the time-the inter-
national prize fight in England and the coming
Presidential battle at home. We see nothing
but portraits of the leading fighting men, and
portraits of the Presidential candidates-the
heroes of the pugilistic prize ring, and the
heroes of the political prize ring; and the fea
lures of both seem to be scanned with about
equal interest