New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-22

ae has desed 10 e.Yafe he htsruY character OF l'e
Ledger, by eplistiug N If' service wriers u NJ
fr 4 weekly re .spapsr. The sun wRich ee Say NJ
Ever. II for bic cO1ti'aoDs, cons ieng tnat no SIP
usiioa is made 20 TIE length ~ tbe eonimnpl
tiuns but ONLY that shal appear y tacn n-ni'c.
of the paper, constitutes, W. apprehend the riS-,
liberal ,csls o. alton for hteTary sefvce
the ANNALS II the wolf can finnish. Two hn1n'ei
dolsrs for spgl. ariicle perna2s not c'ss' tnen
that which ere DIV Writing. c'n-elss - "il
.c,o.i..s II w. were 20 pocket q check .. = iuf
thi.i Of ,.ourse cpmparisODs are oflDus en1 We
have potnr q to .ay of be respective merits II our
lucntratons and ilose II Mr. Everett; b1t we 90 no.
supp, ~ that be will give more time ani tAoash' %
,h. preara.ion OF single concentration ths, con-,
noiy yo 10 the drawing up Of an ordinary en- 'Jrl1i
f1 dally pspe- Ike the Courier. 1ha. Mr.. BInnef,
from .be uroiit, Of weekly newspaper, a. able to
nuke 40 inagui: ,ent offer, "a proof pot -'vly ~
ms own enterprise and ssgscty bu: % the ooun
h.d Offered TO such enterprise ard sagacty IL this de-
psrtmebt from the universal education o O1r pensF
the thirst for inte c,nal enterai ,ent thereby ere
ated, andthe general prosperity waen essoE' s'.fy ,
opinion thai the rewards Of successful literary
ahevem- Mt were destined to be higher IN ocr oouery
than ever before known. 49,.
$40 GCO iudciously The Increased circulation winch
his psp.r sill erjoy from lis connection with NJ. E'-
erets name and Within Mt of Washington, AL return
hin, the outlay With liberal interest.
We can vel imagine that Mr. Everett mus, nave
woald not have been overcome mad the proPesa core
in the form O. an addition 10 his Own private income
Bot he remembered undoubtedly that ~ wntiog ID
the Leoger he brI rs his Own mind N direct eoniah
cation with tens Of thousands and hundreds Ct thou
sands Of men and women TO whom be was before lit
more than name. He i :bus helping TO train and ed-
cate the general mind Of the country by having them
a taste Of such good matter as Mr. Everett VIA give
the readers of the Ledger will grow into an apprecii
ton Of better things than sentimental twaddle and
pnlpg love stories.
Ia general ne are pleased ~th everything which
brings the gifted and cultivated mines OF country INTO
iuueda e communication with the general mind We
view with great satisfaction the good example get n
England in this regard by those distinguished noble
men the Earl of Carlisle and Earl SaDhope, IN giving
popular lectures and pres ding az meetings for popular
Intellectual Improvement. So in this view, the reaf-
ings by Mr.. Dickens Of his own works are comment
able. VIII in politics staunch Conservatives,
W.T. profess be good social Democrats. II IS not well
tor minds Of the highest class in our country 70 stand
sloof from the common Abors and common duties Of
lfe and cultivate dainty e1clusivencss, whether IN
politics or anything else. In our vessel there are no
cabin passe ngers but all the ships papers, and
all must take their turn at the helm ana winhIass.
From The Utiea (N ~ Telegraph.
UuRRAn FOR The NEw-YoRR LEDGER!-Mr. Bon
ner has certainly won the laurels among all the com
pe,itors Of the world in the line of perioc pubIca
lions Intle short period Of about two three years
chiefly by extraordinary advertising and liberal pay
ments to able contributors, he has originated intro
ouced, and extended the circulation of his weekly
Ledger to over 500 0C0 regular purchasers aud now
ventures to pay Mr. Everett $4,000, cash in advance
for writing one article week for his paper through
one yeer. The correspondence between Mr. Everett
and Mr.. Bonner respecting tie generous ofisr on one
eide and the patriotic acceptance on the other ls well
worthy an insertion, but limited space precudes lis
appearance in the Telegraph
From. the Baltimore Daily A7e,ieaa.
Nh. EVERETT AND THE MoCSI NrRsoS FuyD.-
Mr. BoNNER, the onterprisng publisher Of the New
Yoik Ledger, has proposed 10 Mr. LvERETT to con-
tribute one original article per week Ter one year u
that paper Oh tue consideration of Mr. BoySrR pay.
il SO, % to the Mount Vernon Fund. Mr.. EVERETT
has accepted the proposition.
From tie Troy u. }.j Daily Hhig.
PATRIOTIC ox Borr SIDEs.-On the 9TH inst, Mr..
Bonner proprietor of the New-YoTk Ledger addressed
a note to the Hon. Edward Everett proposing to
place at bis disposal for the use Of the Mount Yer;
Mr.. L. would furnish one article week for the
Ledger, for the term Of one year.
On the Iith Mr.. Everett replied to this letter, ac-
pting the Offer and engaging to furnish an article
per week. if his other would admit of his
dong so-n not the number to be made up at the
md Of the year-ccmmencing some time this month.
The papers are TO be entitled the Mount Vernon
Papers
Nh. Bonner has already paid over the money. His
donation is liberal one; greater is Alr. Everett's
but although the Ledger publisher will lose nothing
in the end by his hberaty the ASSISTANCE b. has thus
leLdeIed to the Association Is timely and important
oLe.
From ne Hartford Covraat
Rebert Bonner Of the New.York Ledger is genius
u HE way. The " immortal Bonner" is his title for
,he hour and It's fame bids fair TO rival that of the
great Sam Patch who first demon s,rated that "some
things can be cone well Others. The last gr' at
operation of Bonners il the presentaton to Edward
Eveiet. Of check for Ten Thousand Dollars for the
benefit of the Mount Vernon Association, IN ADVANCE
.l..e.. .l.tI Pyiua al
article weekly for the NewYork Ledger for one year,
Everett has accepted the money, and contracts 10 fur
nsh the articles Lder the title of the Mount Vernon
Papers" weekly, 0s far as possible and to make mp
The end of the year for any omission IN the regular
supply IT is great stroke and proves science, head
and tact for Bonner as we'll a. patriotism and good
the part of Edward Everett late Secretary Of
State for the United States, Governor OF Mas sachu-
setts Senator in Congress, 6c., &C., &c., thus 10
crroll himself among Bonners contributors. Men of
business will ask: "IIow is il that Boaner afford
TO throw his thousands about so lavisly The sim.
pie secret is that by lavish advertising he has secured
wish sales; and while the profit out of each individual
is nothing to speak OF, the profit out of the grand
aggregate o his readers is something very well worth
peaking Of few years since, Bonner Was Jour
l. man printer in the C0aTant office who would not
have turned up his al shillngs increase Of his
daily psy he i subsidzing the literary talent of
the country to hi- own uses as England subsidiz I'd
Europe il the great struggle with Napoleon. He is
himself the Napoleon Of journal publishers.
From the Nsr York DaIa.ek.
Bonner Of tbe Ledger, has msde another ten-srike.
He has entered into an engagement with the lion. Ei
ward Everett to contribute fty-tvc papers for the
Ledger for which he has paid $l0 600 in cash. which
sum has been paid by Mr.. Everett 10 the Mount
Vernon furd.
Inn The Nttr- York Connerei1i idserti,e'.
MoUSI VERNON PAPERS FOR 1HE NEw-YORE
IFDGEE-CoRREsrO BTIwEES EDwAED
EyrREIT AND MR. BOSsER.-The respondeuce
speaks for ITSELF but such remarkable instance of
lterali'y and enterprise on the part OF Mr.. Bonner,
and OF such continuous sesacrilcng devotion TO the
noble object OF the Molnt Vernon Association tie
part Of Mr. Everett, demands special notice. Many