New-York daily tribune., 1858-08-16
The New'York Tribune,
1853 80.

ANA And Nortlefn AlICe ~ uouA etss11Co
from eur shores and the battle wh' decides the fats
Of a kingdom, the capture Of a Vienna or Gibral-
Tar, the fall OF dynasty, the triumph Of usarpa.
ton, the birth Of Al heir 10 roysy, the death ola
Nicholas or Wellington, IN any country welca
touches the Msdaerranesn, the Euxiue, the Blsck
Sea or the German Ossan, Will bs published IN
NewYork the uext mornieg If no! on the very day
OF tie occurrence. In moment, as il were, We
have been thrown into the immediate intellectual
neghborhood Of the WI Die civilized acd large por-
ton Of the sem.bsrbarous world. The rise aai fall
Of .tocks in London or PARIS viii hencefo,th b. re-
ported from day TO day in the journals Of our ses-
board cities. The bodest operators in Wall stree.
will refuse to buy or sell until they have read qa,
ta.lcns Of tlas days business on the Royal Exchange
and at the Bourse, whose Transactions VIII have
closed an hour or SO before eau begin. Arevou-
ton u Paris an important vote in Parlia neu., an il
surrection in Italy, ere in Coast intiucpe, will be
discussed around the breakfas. a,les Of Nev.Yprk
few hours after its occurrence. A mighty
though slent ansformation IN the Conditions Of hu
man exi.teuce has jast been edoc<d by the little
wire stretching across the OCEANS bed from the
coast of Ireland to that of British America aud
one inevitable result Of this must be an u1exin-
pied community of feeling snd interest among ths
nations of Christeniom, aui conseqi ient desro
for more ntmste acquaintance with each others
doipgs through the medium of the New'pi?er
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