Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1873-09-28
TIE rxrAxT NEW YORK HERALD.

A eerflenzn in tits city has kindly
permitted Is - peruss . fac smile Of
tie Hrs. number d the Sez To.k Her
all. ltd HsslDesizy Easrning. May 6.
I.S5 Ihs s1est before u IL Iizzl
iHehes IN dinsLssons, and looks ytry d.
ri.uiiTe IN eoInperison With the gigzn-
iis Herald d to-day.
The frs; three and halt q IL .oEr
e5lunns On the fr.t page are devoted to .
= s. Biographical Sketch Of Matthias the .
Prophet. the remainder Ct the page - 1
gwen 20 seeilSnsozs matter
The second PAGE contains tie s2l1tNto-
" Of jams Gordon Bennett x Co., the
pgblisbers, from Shjeh re copy few
sentences: :" We zhail eudszy0E 70 record !
facts, On every public and proper szbiset,
Jest, indspen1eni. fearless. aud good
tempered. II the Hefzld wants the
u.ere expansion which many journals
poesess. We shall try to make it Up il in
dassry, good taste, brsviiy, variety,
point, piqUzScy and ebsaPnsss.
There ar. in this city >; ieas; 10000
Who glance over one OF more nsrspspsrs
evsry day. Only a, 60 sheets are Is
s1sd TO sappiy tksEa. We have plenty
Of room, thsrsfJre. without i0stling or
reighbors, rivals or friends, to pick up
3. leas, q, 900 o. 1900 .or the Herald,
and leave sonsthing for tkose Who come
ate. Is" European dates 10 the s;k Of
4pril are given, preceded by a heading
IS follows: Late aud Important tron
Earope-De.es. Of the Peel Ministry
Reported rencontre between Russian
Squadron and British ship n var in
tbs Dsrianeile=.
We e2py also the ANNEXED .tsn.
Balloon sscsusions are beginning 10
Re n1neroQs - the Spring sets in. Clay
ton in Cincinnati trzssled from that city
TO the Alieetsnies-40c rnilss-in tan
hours. A Mr. Wise has also sscsnded
re, or his name.
The second page has also AZ editorial
On the Empire STATE. which goes large
.y iuto statistics. Thn State then had
probably 2,5oo.oo0 Of = population, and
the city 10000. There were then %
states and three Territa1;es. We copy
the concluding paragraph:
Here's an "ernpire state" for ye And
ye, one-han Of IT'S un.guiacence, great
ness, power, 6c. 10 behind the curtain
- - -
talk and tuaddIs about the States Of
Greece--the supremacy Of Athens-the
moral grade1r OF sparts-the taagnif
esncs Of republican Rome. Mere shad-
ogs 10 New FORK a. she is and means to
be.
A han-coiumn is deToted to theatrical
chit-chAf. Forrest was then in Italy
Hackett had recently returned from the
West. where be was well treated; Celeste
had gone into fashionable society at the
Opera House, having abandoned the
Bowery "for the nonce." Another item
was in these words: "Silver forks are to
be used at Rockaway and IVES, Poin'
Hotels during the coming Summer"
A Court Circular is found On thi
the third page, from which readers o
the Herald learned that the Presiden
lJackson) was still at Washington, ant
that he was to visit Tennessee in tn
following month Vice President VA
Buren, was also in Washington, where
unlike his predecessors, be had taken u,
his permanent residence; that Dir. Bal
~, then late Postmaster General
had gone to Europe, and tha
Ano. Kendall had taken hi
place; that John c. Calhoun, Henri
Clay, and Daniel Webster were in the
respective States that Davie Crocke
was "grinning the bark off the trees
Tennessee.
Two columns of the third page al
occupied by advertisements.
Two columns OF the fourth page al
given to poetry and miscellaneous ma
ter, and the remainder to advertis
ments.
We have told what the Herald was
1885; we need not say what it Is in 1877;