TO THE uBLic.
NEWSPAPER ARRANGEMENTS.
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lie generally, and TO our patrons in particular,
throughout the Union, that the arrangements which
we have made during the last two months, for pro-
curing the earliest European intelligence brought 10
this country, both at this port and at Boston, by
steamers and sailing vessels, are now placed on a
footing beyond the reach of accident, and will be
continued with the same results, during the ensuing
winter und spring. az they have been for the last SIX
weeks


The efficiency Of this system of measures for pro-
curing the earlies, intelligence, has been tested by
several recent arrivals at Boston and at this port,
! within the last few weeks.


It will be recollected by the public, that the high
ly important news that came by the Britannia 10
Boston, was brought to this city by our exclusive
express from that city, nearly one day advance Of
all other papers, and that we circulated II South and
West IN advance Of all our contemporaries The
news which came by the Great Britain, via Holmes
Hole, would have been published by US in the same
way, In advance of all other papers, but by some
\ bunder, mistake, or something worse, somebody
conveyed the news 10 Boston paper, instead of
bringing it to our Office here The recent news by
the Cambria, which we published last Saturday,
was equally an overwhelming piece OF enterprise,
beating one day In advance, not only the whole Of
the New York press, but the Boston press also
The same efficiency in our arrangements has been
\ exhibited in this city. We published exclusively
the important news which came by the Queen Of
the West on the same morning that we received the
news by the Cambria at Boston, thus giving double
defeat to the combined press Of New York, in one
day.


From these simple facts, it can be seen how supe-
nor our arrangements are, in procuring the earliest
news, to any other newspaper establishment In
either New York or Boston. We have perfected
this system by the greatest energy and enterprise,
and al vast expense II has been tested suffi.
centy TO enute it to the fullest confidence of the
public, and we shall continue TO beat, as we have
heretofore beaten, the combined press OF New
York and Boston. This Important enterprise has
been set foot, and carried TO its present of
efficiency, ior the good OF the public at large, and
not for the benefit Of spectators AS soon as we
receive the news we publish it at once-wthout
any attempts al speculation OF any kind.


Such are our past achievements, and such We pro-
mise shall be our future deeds-God and nature
willing. The next important news, by either sail
ing vessels or steamers, we shall publish in antc-
patton OF all other papers, both in New York and
Boston, if we can Indeed, the encouragement
which we receive from discerning and discrimi-
mating public Is so great and rapidly increasing,
that our efforts must be more energetic than ever,
Tor the future. The patronage extended to the He
raid is greater than is extended to any other paper
probably, IN the world, Its circulation, power and
influence is beyond that Of any other and is ncress.
Ing every day. For all these favors, we thank our
patrons, and we assure them that they can con.
foenty rely upon our energies, in ali coming time.


The whole world, and particularly Europe, is il
the midst OF most Interesting crisis, and news
may be received during the present winter, whict
will be more interesting and important than an,
which have received during the present cen
tury.


ANOTHER INFAMOUS OUrRAGE-OUR RECENT Ex
PRESS PROM BosToN-Several of the Boston paper
are in terrible rage because they did not receive
the intelligence by the Cambria in time for their pa
pers OF last Friday, but particularly because of III,
fact that the same news was obtained by us in tim,
10 be brought on by the train Of Friday, and to b,
published in the Ne,c York H raid In anticipation
Of all the New York journals, on Saturday last.


These journals make ridiculous charges agans
gentlemen connected with the Merchants Exchang,
10 Boston, every second or third word Of which is
falsehood and Misrepresentation



news by the Cambria before the Cambria arrived a
the wharf, is more indebted to our private and per
sonal arrangements than TO any other cause, for re
ceiving the news. We will only say to the Boston
press, and TO all others, that have made arrange
nents, for many months, IN their harbor, for board
ing not only steamers but sailing vessels which ma.
convey intelligence. Our agent there not connect
ed with the Exchange or any other news room Th
recent express was run by US entirely at our owl
expense and on our owa responsibility, and we def
the Boston papers, or any Others TO interfere witt
our rights. The same field is open to others, and
they do not occupy the vacant Oregon territory Q
newspaper enterprise, let them at least allow thos
who do, TO enjoy the fruits OF their occupation an
victory.


We have made the same arrangements in Ne,
York, by which we obtain the news the momer
It arrives, and publish il the same day, ahead
other journals i was thus : brought up the new
by the Queen OF the West ahead OF all the othe
journals in this city, and we published il excl,
sively.


II the Boston papers the New York papers fe,
sore, and get angry, and denounce our newspape
enterprise az Infamous acts, they only deserve to
laughed at tor their pains by the great public W
mean to perform and p.rl-trat- more such nfamo,
acts before the winter i over, and we Civ
warning that this, for which they denounce US,
only the beginning, and, also, tina, we do not a
in connection with any spectators in -four, cotto
or banks-for an soon as we receive intelligence "
publish il.


The Boston journals, in the exuberanee Of the
grlef, put the impertlnent question, Whether the
newsroom IS New York news.room I" We al
swer them Ia the affirmative. We consider II
news.room Of Boston, and Boston itself, and all tn
is In it, as respectable appendsge or suburb
New York. The fret suburb east Of New York
Brooklyn, This we have organized, and have d,
minlon Of; and 1t is now recognized as great an
magnificent appendage Of our city--almost equal
hs magnificent suburb Of Boston. 1t is ours, an
we shall exercise our enterprise and efficiency b
9 showing that such is the fact


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