New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-07-06
PROM BOSTON.
Mr.. BYLEs AT HOME-HrS RETURN, AND
HIS DEALINGS WITH SINNERS.

esaa An o,sssers Correspondent.
BosToN, July 8, 1857.
A pretty Eve Of Saint Jonsthan's Day, 10 DO
care! Furnaces ablast in the cellars and fires
cracking in the grstes, all as il it we're Janaa-
rysnd NO. July. July forsooth don't believe
a word Of IT, II must have been changed at nurse.
Tell me that il can be legitimate, honest July
that has to be codded in shawls and top-coats AMI
Get down By blazing fIes TO keep il warm / dare
cay i. was the comet that did IT, Very likely /.
stole the fine, glowing blooming young month out
Of ts cradle assoon as il was born and slipped into
It. place this puDy, weszeu-faced shvering change
ing of its own. This will certainly be long re-
pembered as "the Hard Summer" as Horace
Walpole christened one Of his. But must do it
the justice to say that, if hard, it is also handsome
The frequent rains and thesonnual chillloess have
kept the verdure of forest and field at the highest
pofnt Of beauty, and if Old England be any greener
than England is now it is too green for TINS
hist 10 lust as green as any place ought 10 be. Any
thing more would be wasteiul and ridiculous excess
Ihave been at home about week, and have been
diligently looking about for something TO tell you Of
But the season is very unnensdbte here az we'll as
elsewhere. / came on by the StOniDgtOn route IN
the excellent steamer Plymouth Rock, with entire
contentment. The afternoon was a hne one, ana
the beauty of the sea and the sh0re-thc oue VI INC
one and the green Of the Othcr-in the light OF an
evening sun, was thing to dream OF, after 1t had
al melted into night. 1t is a charming mode OF
Transporting s-sef from your city to ours, and
commend il to all who love fine landscapes and sea
scapes. by staying quietly in your state-room IN
morning, yQu can escape the horror OF the nldhlght
tramp across the land after you splash across the
water, and, by taking the Accommodation train at
Christian hour arrive comfortably in town as early as
am rigbtmnded person should wish to get there. But
you must look sharper than did, or tue same Gu
hmity may Overtake you. asked the steward and
every servant that came along necessarily at what
hour the Accommodation train left StOnlngtOn ana
with one consent they all replied, "a quarter past
seven" To quarter past seven, accordingly, L
made up my mind, and adjusted my arrangements 10
that hour. You may imagine my CONSERVATION wnen
discovered, after it was too late, that my sable
friends had not been informed that the parting hour
had been changed to quarter Getore seven! 90
had nothing for il but to stay till three in the after
noon. However, / was extremely well treated, and,
being accommodated with pen and ink got through
the day very well. But would beg TO suggest
20 those having authority, the expectancy OF having
the hours Of the departure OF the different trains OF
the Company posted conspcuOusy in their boats so
that no such c0nretemps can occur again. reached
Providence too late for any Boston train and passed
the night there-a delay which / endured with
equanimity the rather that it was not wholly with
out its consultations and its compensatons.
DO you know that The Boston Courier did not
like what said about it in my last letter l was
half afraid il would not, when was writing but 1
never dreamed myself capable of galyanizing 1t
into so much show OF life manifested the other
morning But, then, if it will attack fellow IN so
very tender point as his religious character and
hold him up to the horror of its dozen Of old lady
readers Git objects to my "hali-dOzcn statement,
and always should wish TO err on the liberal sde),
H.. l,ofa trua Yak pt
uection, from the middle Of letter. without either
its head or its tail, Why il must make up its mind
20 take what comes along. If it try to bowl down
a mans character for orthodoxy with such irag-
inent Of his writing, it must look out Tor rap
pers--thats ALL The only thing worth noticing In
the balfcolumn topped on me is the imputa-
zion Of ungencrously fnging is poverty in its teeth
Nothing could be further from my intention. was
pointipp cut the fnnnincss Of the " Boston notion
which had led certain wealthy gentlemen to hit upon
tn, Courier as q proper brake upon the wheels oil
the world to Keep il from going too fast. In this
roint of view | naturally alluded to its being "a
.'rickety, broken-bsckcd, tumbledown affair, ed
s'itorally and politically, which, Of course, being
matter patent Ia all the world, had perfect
RIGHT 10 do. When added and financially too,
I was careful 10 guard the state nent 10y the pa
rcnthesis "if not much bclicd" resting as to this
on the c. mmon rumor on the subject, the existence
Of which The Courier admits in this article.
I know nothing whatever of the affairs Of that
paper / never So much as heard the name ot any
person connected with il as editor or proprietor
Though | have heard clever men named as
occasional writers for it, That reports have pre-
walked extensively this city to the disadvantage OF
The constant prosperity OF The COuricr as bust
ness speculation, IS fact aud TO this fact il was
that | cautiously referred. without expressing any
opinion as to the truth alsehood Of he rlnors.
Now bankruptcy and poverty are no Just cause oi
rcproach tO any man, any more than duilness NJ
stupidity; bat they do raise presumption against
abe capacity OF the party IA tue particular line III
which he has failed. ~ YOU viii see If The COgrior
cannot that. had these rumors been wei founded, Il
wouh have added shade Though only RHdnce)
a. the comicahty OF is being hit upon as machine
of such very particular powers aud purposes But
il denies having had the pccunisy aid generally At
tributed to it, or beng the organ OF ANYBODY. IL
seems II undertakes the regulation oil the crank oi
The Universe onits Ywn account, and that II hnds
IL a paying business. OF course, ir understands It's
own affairs much better thsn !, sui have nothing
t. say against its statement. But il does not ut all
affect the fudnmen OF the Boston notion OF employ
ing such means Tor such end, whether i De done
BY preliminary all ancemcni al fund, or post mt
mary payment OF subscriptions.
There are two OF three slight mistakes into which
The CoHrisr has fallen az ~ what SAID Of il: such
rs saving that yndicate myself against It's charges
an two-thirds Of a column; whereas devoted but
single sentence TO ANYTHING that could be called
siDdicatiOn Of myself, IN which bred, stated what
was the substance ci what had said snd which 50
shocked the nerves ot tn CoTbr. Again, L
quotes, Byes hath a rod in pickle for The
CoHrier;" and yet again, % The Cssrrr Is going 10
he'll for being a lar. | think even Thc Courier
will SIC, il il win read m, letter again, that the
rod in question and the destination il So nsiinctiyeb
siscntangled from he delicate pcrplirSseS by
which had suggested H. wefe oae and the Same
thing. My Christian character having bcea at