The New York herald., 1869-03-28
Progress or the Hcrald-A Branch Once
in Brooklyn.

FrO8f0es Ot the fiernx0-A DA""es OAAsSO
in Brooklyn.
The Brooklyn Morning Union. an enter
prising little journal published in the City OF
Churches, printed the following announcement
in its issue yesterday
We learn that the slrewd and venerable proprietor
OF the New YORK HERALD, with CHARACTERISTIC appre-
cation OF the business facilities oil the siluatlon IL
about 70 establish an imposing HERALD once en- IN
Sands street. contiguous to the proposed terminus Oi
the great bridge. Such instances as this are but the
natural results OF the recent rapid adyancement ana
growth OF our beautiful city. Considering the olt
rush OF old resident New Workers from that bonded
home-seekers within our own borders, and the aston
ishng success OF the A0rniaQ Uh.0n we are tempteu
TO wonder how long time WIN elapse before AZ Ine
leading New York journals Will lock with all their
ollIce goods and trappings 70 the windows oi our
Brooklyn Ark.
The Brooklyn Union is perfectly correct in
its announcement of our intention, and ap-
pears to entertain very fair and accurate ap-
probation Of our motives and the reasons
therefor. Rejecting as 1t does the daily ex-
panding interests, the increasing wants, the
commercial necessities and ever multiplying
interests of New York and the surrounding
suburban cities, and reaching as 1t does mil
lion of readers daily, we have been convinced
for some years past that the HERALD office in
New York was inadequate to supply completely
the demands made tor our journal by the pub
lic The most incessant care and enterprise
were not enough. The publication OF triple
sheets occasionally, then the issue Of triple
sheets daily, and even the printing Of quadruple
sheets almost failed. Our news columns were
trenched on by advertisements at all seasons
of the year, SO that the conviction has been
forced upon us that a bringing of the HERALD
home to our readers has become an absolute
public requirement Convinced we act and
Brooklyn, one Of the most enterprising and ex-
pandiug first class cities in the Union, will ex-
perience the first effects of our enterprise.
We win bring the HERALD at an early hour,
and with regularity, daily to the doors OF our
fellow citizens at the other side of the East
river. No more need of our advertising patrons
crossing; the ferries in order to reach our new
establishment corner of Ann street and Broad
way. Since the opening of this building
new and most heavy business has been evoked
for the HERALD in New York and, as we have
minated, Brooklyn could scarcely be accom-
modated here. Such are few of the cOgen.
reasons which compel us to the step so accu-
rately reported by the Union. On Thursday
morning next we shall open branch Office OF
the NEW YORK HERALD at No. 145 Fulton
street, Brooklyn. At this establishment the
carriers of the HERALD on the other side of
the river will bc supplied receiving their
papers at an early hour in the morning.
Advertisements for the HERALD will be re-
ceived there; letters for the HERALD will be
taken and duly forwarded to the Office, and all
necessary business transacted with despatch
and accuracy. We live in an age OF progress
and are determined that the HERALD shall be
kept fully equal to its exigences.