New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-11-13

Certain rr.ve and srsss imputsons os the eonoset OF
Tho TT bane first foot BY TIE 1r< SUM- ana 'Aene
ADOPTED BY the COMMERCIAL ddreser, having o0'sneo
se.iur eredence out ofthe City see them iieretec
~ The Boston Nsrcansile JozrAatJ we are ino"esa !"
.r N. attention Of the candid TO personal srpiana
"a, psslkos exceeoinsly this resort, but impehsd 70
IL b, nse,,sity. We viii study the utmost bFevity
NJ p.,sody /. our regular Correspondent aud Agent
i, Indsp specially charged with the duty Of sending o.
~ each opportunity iul and correct Intelligence 70 the
,.,t moment possible. Tsduty he performs 10 our sat
fet,op and we presume he Is likewise sst6sd with the
.tpulated and punet1ay paid reeompense-at ell events
no has never ntsied ausht contrary 70 this His eIpe
RENE. IN his line Of business 10 Of years growth he
i, aihfal and ygsnt and his letters are unsurpassed in
freshness and interest.
Bvtbs l..; steamship from Liverpool Mr.. P. cent Us
Advess that he should eDdssvor 70 send ne BY the
washington from Southampton, somewhat later news
than could reach contemporaries that he wn
then mssBs arrangements 70 do and would, II nscef
ssry come himself express 10 Southampton IN season to
r,,eh the Washington According y the arrival Of the
steamer we received from him. beside our regular letters
and papers, q package containing the European News
sarefuy made up for US England by him. and pack
az. Of London Observers Of the day that the Steamer
len Ensland, accompanied by the following;
"Lospos Oct q, 1871 o'clock, A. ~.
Having made arrangements during the week to send
t. S.paehss for The Tribune from London 70
sooihsnpton now place them IN the hand, OF a,Peeia
I~cTos which will leave for New-fork precisely at II
O'Clock this morning -
are London Obser1er OF the 2ith 10 the only paper
actually prnfed and ybhfd s day, that will 90 out by
ne WAsHIxcIoS aud have sent several copies to The
Tribune Office. THIS paper contains one days later news
than last evenings papers and important and exclusive
information connected with the present monetary ana
commercial cDas The Obserrer IL considered semi
ofcsl orsso Of the Government
w. might give farther testimony on this point but is It
necessary, The Characteristic meanness Of The True Sun
~ stealing the very prelude Of t. well the facts trans
raitted by correspondent, impuden,y claiming that
they were received from fs correspondent who ex-
pressed them for is benefit &c would not have provoked
rensrk bat there journals from which such treat
msnt 10 fairly in keeping II any Of our eotempora
rss received Loadon Observers Of the 2ith from her
correspondent OK otherwise than through os or # any
one employs and pays correspondent IN the premises,
that Of nothing more than civil treat
m.nt, bat do the Commercial and Mercantile Journal feel
sasfsd with their part in this business Do they choose
20 associate with that class Of newspapers which lives by
stealing the which others have paid for and abusing
those The, have plubdered' n they do, must resre
that We have hitherto misapprshended them. At all
events appeal for justice TO that portion Of the Press
which honestly sndeavoTs to the patronage bestowed
on IT, tia the interest well duty Of this class TO
buts such tpavses have just been prscticed TO our
astfi