New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-01-08

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- .,er sjor OF tome 4f,c00 year. The View
-, Underwent seyeral change, ard finally "P-
.d ., The Morning Journa', cIarseiy edited by
y. pob,n.Alerander which was crushoi, By Gov
-. s,osecutions. ulccr tao RrsmiegsaiP OF ,ae
Duke Of Wellington.
=. cbd.r. Uo.pitsl. and very admirable Greek
.knlAr. lG0 CODU4pettA a. t'-+' ''@~%N-
.,,.nerers and was Ia liar ontary reporter. sue
,Aeded Stoodart A. editor OF The LINES. t'eh'uaiy
l. obtained share in the same paper and for many
,s,rs had also tie s6lary Of = 200 lie |ro'e very
lille a. editor but suggested subjects for other writ
Ar. stated how he cloud dcsire % have them trea'-
Al carefully revised ihcm. 81 vi a word exercised
careful ~ earnest wrreN nc over thr create,
he CONDUCTED One % his vcry best coeoju,ofs was
An IrsLman named Sterling. ts'her OF John Scr
Ing vi ose biography has bccn written by Thomas
C.iyle who wrote with singular ability snd force
Serlug, who was htlfpay arr! captain Is sa'
10 have possessed such limited conceal Information
tot it was Necessary to supply him not on'y with
,sbject but with tho principal oen''s connected win
l. Ont OF tlcse he wOuId compose articles which
we're emiucnty instructive, and which co nmoniy cf
The Times readers into su Ia thoughts aud c'hvic-
tons o. were deemed oxpedisn, for the occasion.
Sterling com ueDced wridog for The Times in l7i@-
PRODUCING series Of letters u,On public events and
,ook ,be signature Yetus Weltor was fond of
strong letters, and paid largely, during tie Reform
t.ci,emer, of 1902 to Colonel J0ne- fDr his very
PERSONAL epislles gned Radical BY degrees
S,erlng rose 10 constant cupOy on The Tunes, and,
from 1890 10 1870 was its chief writer. Barues
D.ssod away il May, Isll-h.s death accelerated b.
habits Of iniempeTance.
Contrary e. general expectation, Bsrnoss success
cor was young and quite unknown man. Mr. De
lane IA baruter end now well paid slnecurs, no
Treasurer OF two Of the LONDON County COuiFl hal
charge, for many years Of the financial department
ofTbe Tines. HIS son John, VINO haa graduated at
Oxford Univ ersity, was appointed Editor 81 The
Times in SAL at a salary OF 900 year, and has
,hovn binsclf a ehrewd vgIaDt careful man. 1t
understood ,ha' ho does not ofion write "lc4dng
articles bur his supervision Of tho contributions
o. otbers ia AZ once uniting and prudent. In ,oi7
the second John Walter died lie hid been ia Par
lament and had invested his uc'ph saViue' in the
purchase Of the estate in Bc'k.Ane, called Bear
wood Park. Ills persoual property aoao, paid pro-
bate duty n Of the value cf t90 Oo0. lie was sue
eeeded BY his Oldest son-ihe tfiTi mn in that fam
ly. Waller II was returned 10 Parliament, IN July,
isl7, for iho borough { Nottingham, without .ny
can0idarcsbp on hs part by a constituency who
trsto'uly remember TIE vices Of b oliher their
iouor representative and ccniinuas Ia that oaplriy.
HeisnNo,ng mar-ten yeaIs th, junior Of Eiil'r
Delsp,--ia,iig been born IN SIS lie era iuaieI al
Oxford in 1870, where he took h,uors and as his
Parliamentary speeches and ccii'iu .e lures 90
cousliiuoI'a hive shown has cons, cradle literary
taste and kro~ledgc lii-uo' or-ood that NJ. WAL
t,r mtddlcr very htc with 'te management OF The
Tmcs, iu which behold, Nrco-i.u.,hs Of the shares
h'Oyhi.D asa property, it's divided.
The princiral writer's in 1he Tno-. q present IN
on NJ pasnol stc The Rev. IN mas VI, ti-y "h'
tupoie- y, mor, important 'es}1 ir'cs, Sampson,
Wlo -uccc, d,d Asrecr nr.cr 81 the cry arti .o.
ara son0iu,s gives co1mclc't ioaisr Robert
Lowe, Nj 4 for Kiddennins,er. who has charge Of
Colonial subjects Thornton w'o does The f1.-
Ism, MIR, summary ance me by Hortc, sis. au
thor of lh. LIE OF Lord Eilou; Iyas. mucl re-
nowrad ioY GtC,k w5o wrote he criiiques on Lord
Rfouebaul'e Demo sthcnes snd showed lis i'rds1lp
{ have gone out of lis depth; Maci 1oaid ul't't.fn
Of t.e CIyet-l Palace; Ward. Qm,er'y R''ic"cr
who discuss saiitaE mattcrs; John Ofoni 1rd, tho
dramatic crro; j. ". Dawson. tGe n7sical crIiiluc
writer con Of Mrs Dawson 'ho one famous actress;
and d.. Richardson, who lie supposed TO 30 some
hing io1 he paper bat rarc5 docs moro than ST ls
the office once a week 90 draw his salary. There
rsy be others but th,se now the principal.
The manager o. The rimos. nov and for several
years past-and really more oi tie EDITOR than Mr.
Dearo huusolf-is Mr.. MoHbry Morris, native Of
the West luaies bars;,r. sio, be,ond doubt, a re-
usrkably 81 ar-leoooi msn. That he IL the lastis
proved were other proof required BY the acute evt-
eercs which he gave 10 Ny 1851. before the House
Of Commons Select Committee on yspipcgsamts
Ii bu' remains 20 be ad ed that within the las, two
sears iron augmented circulation consequent On g.,
recent sb lon Of the supplements Stamps ADD the
total remission Of the cement duty, the profits
Of The Times must be more foam double What Gaze!
were in lsyl, when they were estmated a. nearer
10000 Than 40 600 year. lac clear gain 20 The
Times by abol,hng thesappemeu's stamp is tss.o''
FER anuuu. The gain 10y the abolition OF tho al
veitsen.,ut duty, .ucary 1iooou each days paper.