More OF the Infamy and villany or the New


York Herald.
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More OF the Infamy and villany OF the New


York Herald.


From the Washington Union, Jan. 10


We have at last received very interesting news from
Great Britain. II reached New York by express to
the New York Herald and Baltimore and Washington
by another express sent by the Baltimore SUN. We
owe our thanks to both these Offices for the energy
they have displayed in transmitting such important in
telligencs to the South.


From the Albany Argus, jan 201


The ship Liberty, Capt. Norton, was boarded nearly
hundred miles at Saturday by the NeD York
Hsraid clipper and the brought to that office
by express across Long Island.


From the Baltimore Sun, Jan. 10


The resolute and determined energy aud ceaseless
vigilance Of James G. Bennett Esq of the Nec York
Herald is the from which we acknowledge the
intelligence brought to New York from the ship
Liberty, hundred miles at and sent from the
coast by overland express exclusively for that paper


From the Washington Intelligencer, Jan 90
For the following important news from England We
indebted to the Baltimore Sum- which dispatched to
this city yesterday afternoon by Especial express after
having previously expressed from Now York to Balt
The Sun states, however, that it derived the
from the Nep York Herald, whose news-boat
boarded the packet ship Liberty nearly hundred
miles at sea- and sent her papers to New York by an
overland express. 1a fa -M


From the Boston Transcript, JAM 201


The ship Liberty, Capt. Norton, arrived ut New York
Sunday afternoon. The thip was boarded by the
Heralas boat which Office received the earliest intel
ligencc The news is highly important.


