New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-12-23

week through edition f2jo, 600 copies Of y. Id
,r. THIS lat donation sxells Mr. Eyeret,'s eo,,rhs
iion 20 the sum Of So ,0CO: snd M4s.rs Ds,hv -
Jackson, popular publishers of tai. city ofTr A. osa
FOX the privilege ~ publishing the series Of srtjc,.s =
a volume at tn end Of tie year.
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NEw-ioRK LEDGER.-Ws ar. in receipt OF an a.
Nn.J cory OF me Ns.York lSllger ~ jan. x,,ot,
s,, ''.l,Ion TO much other interesting or,,,,.I
,ae first Of the Mount Vernon Papers. BY Ia
Lon. Edward Everett. 4 story by SYLVAN,
Cobb, Jr, entitled " Harry Mon'ford or the Priv.
,sers Last Pize, is also commenced; also the oper
lng ehspter OF " True History Of the Colony Of Ne,
Plymouth, by !. b., adescendSnt Of Anne Brsis,r.e,
commonly called the Tenth Muse. John G. SAKE h,s
an amusing, versihed and diversified story "HoHo
Of the Golden Belt, being OF the moe stones Of
China"
II the numbers Of the Ledger succeeding ,bs ~.
before Us prove half 50 interesting and valuable 49,
price asked for II is infinitely less than its real worth
An array Of talent, such a. no other Journal hu eve,
enjoyed is now employed on its columns. I.s a.os.,
is not 81 81 10 be wondered at
From The Boston Dailg Ledge.
Morsr NERSOS, EyERErr AID BoSSER-r.
fret Of the famous Mount Vernon Papers Of "
Everett IS out. IL appears in the New Iei,er q.
Jan. l. which is already out, and on our table. ~
Mr. Everett suggests 70 each Of the rea ers Of IA
Ledger, estimating them at a Million to oon,nb5.s a
lose up the whole bu.in. ss, and more TOO. He vii
receive the subscriptions himself.
his Is capital idea. Now begin and pour them N.
Fron the Net- York CoxriSr and Easu,,ry
The MoUsT VERNON PAPERS AND rEI Nyw.Yoar
LEDGER.-ln Bonner's Nsw.York Ledger of Ian.
which was published yesterday the Hon Fir.I
Everett, according 10 previous announcement, msds
his appearance IN the fret humber Of the "Monnt
Vernon Papers, wh n be ia TO contr Ne every ~
during the next year. This bow Of Mr., Everett, >,
the public, yesterday, in the columns Of the Isdser
formed event 10 the history of weekly journals
to which have had heretofore, great as We are !,
papers no parallel. There was = shower of Ied,er,
in the streets, the news-stauds the corners ws,s
piled with them the stores Of the large news agents
were filed with them, and the newell boys al ever,
turn shouted " Led ger and . Mount Vernon" WITH
al energy, perseverance and animation perfectly an
oaling Examining tie sheet which crested al M,
Z rment have 10 say that We found il 20 be he,,
tful in It's typography illustrations ard white usnsr
and independent of Mr.. Everett's contribution ~
contain interesting stories wewritten editorials. and
very pleasing poetry TIE tone of both prose and
verse we are free 10 say, found not only anobec-
torabe but such merits approval while the talen,
displayed by the different writers ia rdspashe II
is not ssary for us TO enlarge on Mr.. Eyereus
contribution. II is a smooth, polished description Of
tie present state of Mount Vernon, plain straight
forward and favorable view of the action Of Mr. John
A. Washington in reference TO the estate, and con-
tains slso other matter in relation TO the Mount Yer
non Fund, which all viii find interesting There 10
doubt that these Mount Vernon papers will be in great
demand during the coming year. Mr.. Everett vii
merit the thanks of the public for contributing them,
and Mr. Bonner deserves the benefit Of the fesh in
petus which they will give to bis really deserving
paper.