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

tho Ledger viii double "a circulation, an make IL 'he
most vdsyai Journal that tns So' o"i h ever ig S
Banners success great ~ u u, u not beyond MS
/ ds.,T,s tn. enterprise which he has exhibitor, IN
/ conducting the Ledger. shoEs t1N he - th1 Napr
leon Of Publishers" In addition TO ue rapYr .lr,
| rished by Mr. Everett the Ledger Of this week Will
nar,s;, .bs onenirg chapter Of A True History
Of the Colony Of New-Plynouth, by >. D. as.cen-
dspt Of Anne Brac street commonly called the Tenth
| Muse, etc, etc
From ne Ntsa,k Ererirg Journal
We have have been favored with an advance COPY
Of the New York Ledger for Janusry $50. Ihs
copy contains the first OF the series OF h!ty papers,
] which the Hon Edward Everett recently contracti
10 furnish 10 the Ledger for the handsome sum OF sn
eachthe $40 900 paid for this service 10 be appropr
sted to the fund aid of the purchase OF the Mou9t
Vernon estate "a MAJ onal shrine. The nrst article
from the pen of Nj Everett s devoted to 'ketch OF
This undertaking. and the mesus thus far employer 20
secure the estate bat he promises, that while Ne sna
regard these papers as medium OF conhhunlc".tn3
with the public from time TO time the progress ana
PROSPECTS Of the work that the whole, the articles
furnished BY him shall be of miscellaneous character,
and exhibit a. much variety in the subjects treated a.
can be expected from ole pen. G.
| This number of the Ledger also contains the hrs'
! chapter of a "Trus History of the Colony OF New
Plymouth " by |. b. adescendant IT Anne Bradstree'
and great variety Of other s1a articles OF decided
| interest TO the public.
From The SasSy Hi (N. w Herald
| TIVE NEw.YoRK LEDGER.-lt is very common
|
read every number issued Ohe long stories excepted,
ard have never mt With an immoral sentence Ia us
| columns On the contrary many OF the me mora,
savings which arc floating about IN the rengou, anu
seoul journals Of the day originated IN the Ledger
How can a paper which numbers among ne contrib
utors such names George ID Prentice, ilhan hoss
Wallace. +. s Arthur, Mrs Sigourney Miss Carey,
Fanny Fern ard others whose pens have ient iuster
10 American literature be - vile paper J.
! N.Y. Bonner has recently engaged Edward Everett 10
contribute an article week for year, at an ex-
pense OF ten thoussnd dollars aud has PAID that large
| sum in advance. Woui Edward Everett connect
himself with vile paper for ten thousand dollars,
or any other sum
We have said thus much in justice to noble
hearted eneTprsng man, who by DIS untirng INDUSTRY
has worked his way from the position OF bourne Ynsn
printer TO place among the moled princes OF the
| day. Success to him. -
Don't think that the ringing of Mr.. BoSSER's dol
lars IN our pocket has prompted the above. On the
contrary believe the Herald is the only paper in
the 81 re from which Mr.. BoSsER wIthhots his al
| vertlsing
From the Boston Journal
The NEw-YoRK LEDGER.-We have received an
advance copy Of Bonner's New-York Ledger for Jan.
l. containing the first of the series OF Mount Vernon
| Papers. Tbs paper ia mainly Introductory.
The first chapter Of a True History OF the Colony
of New Plymouth is given, which bids fair to be rich
| and spicy. SAKE he's long poem in this number.
| Mrs l.. H. Sigourney, Alice Carey AID other we'll
known writer's contributors TO the Ledger, which is
certainly paper of Il high order of merit and one
which may be safely admitted into any family.
From the Boston T,areer
| The FIRST OF THE MoUSr VERNON PAPERs.-We
! have received an advance copy OF the New FORK
Ledger of January !, containing the first OF the fifty
Mount Vernon Papers, TO be contributed by the Hon.
Edward Everett, in consideration Of the donation by
Mr. Bonner q N @ s" "a 's srt I = D 80,
| headed with a view of Mount Vernon 10 1896.
Mr.. Everett, in his article gives his reasons for as
sentng TO the proposition Of Mr. Bonner stating that
he is thereby enabled TO reach and interest lsrge
number of readers in The enterprise which he has
much at heart He then describes the present condi
ton of Mount Vernon, and the bad results of the want
of restraint upon the large number OF annual visitors
! TO the spot.
The Ledger also contains the opening chaper of A
| True History of Plymouth by j. p, descendant
OF Anne Bradstreet, commonly called the Tenth
| Muse, &c.
| From tn. Boston Daily .iars,ti,e,.
| The MoUsT VERSION PAPERs.-The New-York
Ledger With the first of the Mount Vernon Papers,,
from Mr.. Eyeretts pen, will be for ssle by the news
men to-day. The publisher of the Ledger has secured
copyright for the whole of this paper, and were it
otherwise, it would be of course Unfair to reprint what
be has secured by the payment Of 80 large sum- The
motto of the Mount Vernon Papers" is that used
by Washir gton himself Eritvs dcta pro6at."
This number Of the Ledger also cont ,ins the open
ing chapter of A True History of the Colony of New
Plymouth, by b., descendant Of Anne Br tdstreet,
commonly called the Tenth Muse &C., &C.. &c,
besides its usual variety Of general reading.
From The Ner- York Tribune.
The MOUNT VERNON PAPERs.-The Ncw-York
Ledger containing the fret of Mr. Everett's Mount
Vernon Papers, was issued yesterday. The article
was longer than is usual in Mr.. Bopners journal,
occupying nearly three columns bat il is written with
Mr. Everetts accustomed elegance and is a model Of
pure and admirable English. The author discusses,
Ist the title he has chosen for his series of articles
then he goes 10 state the object In all Of which he
writes tlen speaks OF the present situation of the
Mount Vernon estate and of the means TO BE- adopted
to convert it into public property. We make few
brief extracts by way Of showing the quality of the
paper.
From The Setg- York Erening Post
The NOUN NERsoS PAPERs.-We publish today
few extracts from the long aud interesting article
contributed to that wiely circulated ourns tue New
York Ltger, by Edward Everett, 10 acknowledgment