New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-08-04
Author Of" PeIhnm"-nr. Warren-hr' Leisn
Hunt-Reduction In price OF
Mis-. Martineau-Prof. wilson.

Foreign Correspondence OF me Inouhe
LONDON July ~ l-i7
Among the crowd OF distinguished men who
have presented themselves as candidates Tor the
approaching general election. may be seen the
nonolar author of Pclkam" Sir Edward Lytton
Bulwer. or Bulwer Lytton as he pleases "a call
himself ha. been down to Lincoln and offered his
services to his country men, but he was 50 visor'
ouslv opposed by another candidate that he re
turned Immediately TO the metropolis quite cha
grined Itissaid that he viii not again appear IN
the politica arena but II he should It is stated IN
the Lincoln Standard that be has not even the
shadow Of the shade Of chance OF being re
turned
Mr.. Samuel Warren. the well known author Of
the Diary Of a Physician, and other popular
works. intends il is rumored, 20 offer himself as
candidate for Flnsbury. Mr. Warren Is son OF Dr.
Warren who has the charge Of small congregation 10
Manchester. Dr. wsrren lately seeded from the
. Weslevan Methodist Connection and formed the
O. Wesleyan Methodist Association 1t il believed that
hi, son will be elected to represent Fns5ury
Mr. Leigh Hunt whose mental and physical powers
are nearly exhausted and whose purse is ia the same
condition Is about 70 receive an important addition 10 the
annual .urn already allowed him by the Government
Several celebrated literary characters and at'is are
about 70 give dramatic performance IN Manchester Tor
his benefit Among the number may be mentioned the
names Of Charles Dickens, Douglas Jerrold MAX To-
mon Dudley Costello John Forster. George CrukshahH
prsrk Stone and John Leach. Ths entertainment Will
probably realize some five or SIX hundred pouh1''
which will be a most welcome and ieAsonaole GIT 10
There has been very interesting quarrel among the
London morning papers lately IL will De recoliect-d
that the Daay MRS started about year since IS
double sheet a. the price 81 hyepence II WAS SUN -
sued a. a single sheet az halt price ronDlhaHon
s,oons the morning journa compelled the Ntns 20 raise
its price 20 threepencc. Tho paper has gained VIDE
circulation and Of the best as tne cheap
est daily newspaper published lew oay' ago 'n'
f,nj CIrou III which has been established Tor hal
century announced that on and after July 20 mat pa
ner would be sold for fOurpence instead oil hVepehoe
This announcement astunished everybody. some sup
- i, sVas q move 10 influence the eecOns-otheri
nat II was an attempt 10 break down the Da"y nfrs
I'm. inns however. complained loudly and SAID that
really good paper could NOT be published ~ less tnHi
69e.euce. sni tia, consequently an INFERIOR Stt'"
uoud be- given: or ID u were good article u couh 90
h. n. r-oauced by defrauding creditors by pund
iutr.s and by wasting capital The CToRNH replica L
-, ,,sck 81 tho Tims and characterized it As ~ tenn
90 and iilrnannerad" The Daily N'vs Of course. D.
I'm rapiures II the proposed reduction 10 price, ah
that Il will soon compel the INNS fos ana "t'"'a
come down also. The Morning HTdic MS reported
riI Immediately follow the example OF the Chr0H'ce 70
Tins tins newspaper quarrel stand. at present IN
publc will profit by IT, and rejoice hiatt they are he gan
eTs by this reVO.uuoh among lho 4e"~'De Jun - -
Metropolis -, -. T. 49,,
Mics Msrtinesu has returned to England from Lyp
and syria and is contributing 70 the Pe0Pies J0ArHal
most interesting series Of articles respecting ne '
travels t.. 80
Mr. Montgomery the poet and preacher u no" 90
Of the most popular dvines in London he requ,ht
offers his valuable services % chari't' of 80 ~. -
fc,,,s arc sl,y.v. well att ndad t IL said that h
father vas formerly the clown Of the rng st circus
Bath and the; ms mother was complied 10 YAK"
washing 50 reduced the parents IN cirenm'An
They contfivet however % give their son sh eous
ten and ta-y t1~tlio2 lf'1 he mind religious uuh
. I These preri0us seeds have produced good iruit
. II Is limited by Professor Wilson himself mat De !
I longer has the control OF BilckW0ods Magd-Hs ~
Dahl Nc remarks that writer 10 that magazine hAVli
sung reauium over TIE withdra~a OF Governme
officers and patronage from Edinburgh and the cons
ouept fading of Us University and other indigenous
sututons Professor Wilson hiss rushed 10 the ne~sp
pers with statement thst the psper appears wiino
bis sanction and Odds certain remarks obviously imp
20 ing that he does not now hold the reins oil nsga
arvo hedlaIt servant