New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-08-27
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iAtlt uots IOl ZEN 20 D. any real elt1asiasn
in Boston over TIE suceesf1llsyi Of The Atsntic
Cable, and vhsteysr manifestations OF ri ,icirp
there have been, or m,y be hereafter, have bean o,
viii be mainly entered upon and carried ont -
after OF duty and propriety. Boston likes to
tsve things dore Up il good shape, but il has no
| particular faith in the cable, and would not care
much if one word an hour should turn on. to be It,
er.atest achievement. Mo,t people believe, since
the errivsl Of the Niagara at New.York, that the
csb'e res teen actually stretched across underneath
| the Atlantic waves, but some few old gentlemen
rasy vet be found who declare it to be "al hoax ~
We are "sod people, but not so fast as is
ge1ersly supposed
N.ssrs. Tsrknor & Fields announce some new
books, Most Of them reprints, but the g Life
and Times of ST Philip Sidney" is BY an Ameri-
can ha1d. A Lew volume of poems Ivy Long fellow
will contain THE COurtshp OF Miles Standsh." in
hexametsrs. This will occupy about hundred
psqes The collected poems of Percysl may be
styled an original work, and so may the new volume
Of De Quincy. Mr.. Fields intended TO preface this
volume with biographical sketch Of the Opium
Ester, but win leave it for another volume, which
will come BY end by.
L W. Heginson, who is now as serviceabe to
1.-The Atlantic Monthly as the autocrst himself,
is the author Of water Lies in the asst number.
Mr. Franklin Haven has accepted the Office Of
Back Bay Commissioner, ard has given lis assent
to the policy pursued by his predecessor Mr. Ful.
Ter. The Governor has not yet approved the deeds
of sale to Messrs. Davis, Chandler & Co., and the
contractors are mu.h embarrassed for want OF
funds. Luckily for the Republicans, the Demo
Gratis and Hunkers generally are in no condition to
take advantage of Any transactions IN the Back
Bay. IN. Boston Post has explicitly approved OF
Mr.. Ravens appointment, and many old Hunsers,
81 ,..tar
and exhibit some zeal, n favor OF Che recent move
ment By which Mr.. Haven WAS appointed over Mr.
Fuller - the Postmaster has talent for specu-
latiOn, it surmised thai he may be designing to
remove Ne Post Office to vacant lot IN the Back
Bay.
Mr. Carney has got his Bank of Mutual Rederzp-
ton fairly started to-day, having exhibited an en-
ergy and spirit which has astonished State street
II is now probable that the Bank viii be admitted
to the Clearing House without any further delay.
Eight of the mutineers OF the whaleship Junior
have been broaght TO this city, and from present ap
pearances they are likel2 TO be c0nvlctes and
hanged. Aswe have recently had Magee dispatched
by the Sheriff, aided by tIe doctors, for our own
spiritual ediicaOD, we car spare one OF these mur
derers to Vermont, and another to Rhode lslaLd,
lust as well as not. Then We can let BarnstaC!s,
Dukes County and Nantucket, have one each.
These counties have not had hanging nor m,,r-
der for great many years. The present seems
good opportunity to entertaia them with the one,
and so encourage the other BY and by, IT properly
encouraged they may raioe their own murderers.
Maine is provided for. She will not be allowed to
escape BY any State law, and luckily for her moyals,
the Albion Cooper murdeIers Cox and Wlla.ns)
will be hanged there in few weeks.
The Adctytissr of to-day shows its hand on Con-
oressona matters. 1t is in favor Of the reelection
Of Messrs. Bufinton Thayer, Gooch and Dawes;
praises Messrs. Hall, DaEirell, and COmlns tor
i'suffering their names to be substantially with
.sdrswp from the canvass" and thinks Nessrs
Burlipgame, Davis, Knapp and Chafee would do
well to follow their example by an explicit an
"nouncement to the same effect. Ihis IS sup
posed TO indicate preference, on me -1dSertiSTs
mart. fo- Mr. Hooper over Mr. Buringsme, MIR.
Apey or Mr.. Upham over Mr.. Davis, Gov. Bout
well over Dir. Knapp and Mr.. Train. and Mr.
Greene over Mr. Chahee. This demonstration is
not unlikely to excite the ire of The Bee, which, as
YOU haze perhaps SEEN by its rebukes directed To-
ward the correspondence OF The TRIBUNE, IN
AGNES tstf to have the sole dictatorship OF pollscs
in the State and is not therefore, Likely to put up
with outside interference. / infer from The Id
rfrtis,rs article that Mr.. Hooper has not gived up
the hope of being nominated instead of Nr. Bur
linqame Among the odd things Of this world, one
the oldest will be the spectacle OF Bnrlngame
supplanted in q Republican Convention by
partner of William Appleton, and man WAC voted
for Buchanan in lc56. This will be as funny as to
ID. L
against.each otner for Congress
The Hunkers, in their imaginations, have framed
the following programme for their Republican oopo-
| pepts but | think IL is doubtful if any Repubcan
| has yet heard the news. They (the iiunkers) cay
| the plan is to have Mr.. Sumner resign after the
election; TO elect Gov. Banks in his place; TO make
| Mr.. Sumner Secretary Of the Board Of Education
| in place of Gov Boutwell,; to elect Gov. Boutwell,
TO Congress in TIE With District, in place OF Mr.
| Knapp to elect Mr. Burlingame Governor in place
of Nr Banks; and to give his place in Congress to
| Mr.. Hooper, An ingenious and comprehensive
| plap. as YOU will see The difficulties in the way
| ere numerous aud among them are these: Nj,
Sumner would net be Secretary Of tho BOARD OIL
| Fducatiop and Mr.. Burlingame would not DC llkey
TO receive the Republican hGiniIsnoh iol H1'eruol
Az Il n...ero little which link of the chain is broken
tenth or ten thousandth, you MAJ consider the con-
lection severed. The whole story is probably q
| chimera.
Some newspaper movements here may be worth
noting. The Trareier has got new six.rylinder
press, and is improved in personal appearance. l
ar told that Tie Courier is to be issued IN the morn
ing and evening BOTH and 10 be sold for two cents
number and So year. infer that It IS to be re-
duced 10 the size of The Journal and TIE Irareler.
The Democrats of Buringames District have
| called Convention to nominate a candidate for
Congress. John T. Heard and Silas Pierce are
named as candidates for their suffrage. Probably
| Mr. Heard will receive the nomination. writer
| in one OF the papers recommends Mr.. George Lunt
as proper person for all the evil elements TO unite
| upon. Mr.. Lunt is described by this writer as a
devoted supporter of Webster and Choate, aud but
little ii any inferior TO them in point OF ability, a
profound statesman, and 90 on. 1t Is understood
that the Mr.. Lunt referred TO is the one who writes
for The Courier. | mention this, lest you should
not recognize him By the description.
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