The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-06-01

svnrrrs and their OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES RUSSELL MT.
Weed late proprietor OF the Ncv Or,eans Times and
W., uo,, friends; three English geniemcn General
General General Superintendent rennsylvnuia Railroad
soh.csgol; Mr. Samuel Carpenter lchicasol;
Thomas J. crcamcr tch,caros: M d. Palmer lchi-
c,rn: NC Alonzo Bliss chicagol; Mr. Roman and Son
u"'"ngn; cnrrespondcnt OF London Times rlronrhl;
,onrhtcry a. Clinton Gardner Gcperni superintendent
rnnsyivania Railroad tthrorgh); 8 s Noon I1if,cay
nw|A Of Philadelphia rhrough,: Mr. Ren,sen and
Colonel Albcre. Of tho English Army
hcslass these gentlemen on the train also
responnen's Of he london Times Tho Journal des
Debdfs and the Nsw York HERALD
HERALD.
mere Is also on tho train representative OF the
business department Of the IIKnALp accompanied
uy a. corps OF assistants, whose duty II is
10 distribute the bundles OF ilgRALps ordcrc,
oy dealers all along Tho route. These copies
rs the cars laundering along papers were 10 be
io'ccd N he baggage md wrapped ready deiv-
rry inc lac. that this train will deliver the
on tho same day II is printed has called
ior very largo portion OF the regular cdion. and
oven beyond Chicago the demand for io.days HERALD
IS unprecedented. The scene in the HERALD
once inst before this edition press
icrcsting one. for the passengers who accompany tho
nnkALps witnessed tho operation Of making M the
DIFFERENT pages they prepared for the Bullock
lightning presses down stairs.
~ DEPARTURE TRAIN
when the boat from Cortandt street ferry after mid
night received the adventurous travellers their mis-
Vc"hcons baggage fhcir sorrowfnl friends their band
OF music. their stock Of frcworks their numerous
arreniayes consequent upon Journey Of 5000 miles
~ sixty miles nm hour there quite ovation 10
them ~ tho dinry dock the New York siic. Roman
cahues ana other pyroiccnpc inventions lighted up tho
BOAT on s way across the Hudson The roydgrurs
eager N their ancpatons Of qnrhche fdrhk Jarrett
was running around IN terrible state Of excitement
calling for his baggage, and Palmer positively
that he had len all his posters Booths The meek
eyed Tookcr cried. "lIard aport,' thinking he was
on the Plymouth Rock. and John Vincent rang
down the curtain thrcc times. Al length tho impcd-
tmfa OF the Jarrett Palmer train reached the bleak
Jersey shore there rush 10 tho railroad platform
and then The band began tn play The polished
engine. No 5s3 good looking specimen OF
Tom SCOTS railway childrcn, with stalwart
engineer named David W. Kerr in charge the bright
looking baggage and mail combination car, the cosey
hotel car and the palace coach evoked the admiration
all. Al ono o'clock the last bell sounded, and tho
train shot swiftly out OF the depot and vanished
In the dark void beyond before tho at the plat
form realized It's disappearance. The thunder
Of the hugo wheels drowned the last checrs
OF parting from tho fricndc OF the trans
continental voyagcrs Then everybody won't home
The enterprise is ono worthy Of commentator and
Is TO be hoped that tho passage will he not only
successful but also safe. Certainly II and fore
sight can these desirable cnds Mcssrs Jarrett
Palmer have done all IN their power TO make II So