The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-10-06

ssoo, daily, ] 600 Inc AuolaneAe had, a short time
soce weekly circulation Of 5000; but the mroduc-
alaon therefore placed upon reliable and
p3yins basis pocs-Stropgy In favor Of Brecknrdge.
ne conductors Of the Aooanehe are making great
tons 10 place their paper IN the front rank OF political and
commercial papers this section OF the country They
have DOW the inside track and are determined to go
ahead. J. W Merriam, Hq' formerly Of the New Hsmp.
shire Pars lately had interest the Aralane but
ktey sold cut into the and brokerage
business IN which, am happy to say, he thriving Ss
Daily haguir1-Estsblished in 1887 c,rculat,n-
weekly, $500 daiy 400 Politics. Bell Everett
Snitsd States Senator Mexican warrior 6c. Leading op
position paper In this section.
Daily ATreel-EstabIished IN 1870. Name originated
IA an appeal from the election OF Gen. Harrison IN
1SS0. Pounded by Henry Van Pet; conducted by
4cSlenahan D-the former Iennesscean, the latter
Politics. Douglas Has had the largest influence any
paper in this section, and now enjoys great share Of
Morniro ue.in~Estsbshed in 1855 Conducted by
Col John H. Nchahon the Nestor Of the Memphis press
|CrcuIstitp-dasy, 700; seekly. 1000 Politics mode
old federal whig and believes 10 the divine right or
the superior classes Influence not extensive the mild
ness Of It's political course not exactly sui'ing the warm
There several religious and literary papers here all
o. which wei supported 30 far as newspapers
c,rcerned Memphis ID well of. The religious papers
PARTICULARLY well patronzed, which SPEAKS well for tho
ous tone OF the community. There is Catholic
paper here, although there Is large Catholic church.
paper Of that persuasion would have profitable
here
syLyEsrKR NowRy AND TIE CALIFORNIA BOUNDARY
Lieut.. syivester bowTy arrived here from Washington
last evening He II route for Arizona and California
Lieut. howry lately delegate from Arizona the seat
Ief government, and has been appointed by President
Buchanan one OF the commissioners the OF the
United States 10 aud mark the boundary line between
The state OF California the territories OF the United
States. Lieut. howry proceeds California by
knd mail through Arizona, the route designated by the
|eogineers Of the United States Army the most
practicable for the Pacific Railroad learn
that the TO be surveyed under Lieut.. Now.
|Ty's direction il most interesting, from the fact
that has been before explored and furthermore
from the BELIEF that IL through mineral
richer any YET opened in California Arizona The
Boundary Comssion with be organized in Francisco
and vii consist Of about ffty Civilians, sufficient
force OF W Ted States troops 10 protect the scientific
|6f the Commiss on from the attacks tho hostile
lon the line Lieut.. ives, OF the Topog Engi-
tailed astronomer OF the Commission Lieut.. Mowry
~ ron his arrival in California, viii congut with Gov
Downey upon the bee. method OF carrying out
Congress, and VIII act 10 copuncon WITH the California
Commissioner in establishing the line Il probable
|tha! the work this winter will be confined TO the valley
|of the Colorado, and the establishment of United
States point near the Arizona line.
Lieut.. Mowry, from his long service In the army Of
Utah and California, ard Lis position generally, IL eepe
|c ally qualified for bs important duty and appoint
Dent only another evidence OF the value OF The mill
|tny academy ~ West Point in cvil pursuits. Tas is
d eut. kowry'e winter journey Across tue continent.
learn that be stn retains hs interest 10 Arizona, and
|hss only sued nis position OF delegate Congress
prom tire belief that the prescr; tattoo Of toe slavery
aoes;ou n the Terriers s barrier 70 any useful ter
yltorfsl legis.atou.