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The Washington union. [volume] (City of Washington [D.C.]) 1857-1859, 1859-02-24

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as ORDER or BUSINESS
The question being the motion submitted yesterday
by Mr. PsEGFs of Missouri the rules he suspended
in order enable him, to introduce resolution reviving
the resolution proyidiag for night sessions-- ia
Mr.. HARRIS, of Maryland presented certain joint
resolutions Of tile legislature of that State in reference
TO the erection Of monument TO baron Dc Kalb which
were laid on the table and ordered to be printed
s s&'ss~ THE rAawS or 1876, ~ = ~
Mr. HUGHEX, OF Indiana, asked leave TO introduce a
bill to revive tho tara q 1896 ss.. n
Messrs JONES, Of Tennessee, BUFFINTON, Of Mas
sachlset&s and Others, objected .,k 8s,e, 80, N
Mr. HUGHES then moved thai tho rules be suspended.
NJ PHELPS. N Missouri, contendcd that the motion
could not BE- eptertaned pending his motion that the
Mr.. HUGHES understood that that motion had boon
withdrawn. va Ia vtstRssg i1yNistss tAf sh
The SPEAKER had 70 understood. but he WAS inform
ed that 1t was still; pending. 80 A. sifrsN vs.
Mr. PHELPS then withdrew tho pcnding motion that
the rules be suspended and moved that the rules be
pended and the House 60 into Committee of tho Whole
on the state Of tho Union. 4. A @fiaf 81 tseosr
Mr.. HUGHES Inquired whether tho gentleman from
Missouri could mako that motion. 81 ID ~ .s, "a
The SPEAKER thought that IL rather sharp prao
toc on the gentleman from Indiana. Laughter. y, =
Nh PHELPS Insisted npon his naotion.i yse q 49,
The question was then taken, and The motion Of Mr.
paxLPs agreed to ayes 90, noes ~ ss& asg = fasst
The Washington union. [volume] (City of Washington [D.C.]) 1857-1859, 1859-02-24

E 26& Gssg PAYMENT pEFrcIExcIrs fAH@
= Mr. PHELPS of Missouri then moved to add an adj
dtonal section providing that if the OF the Post
Office Department shall be insufficient to deffay the APP
preparations made IN the first section the deficiency II
any there be at the expiration Of the official year. shall
DO paid out Of any money in the treasury not otherwise
appropriated. wv ~
4 Mr.. HUGHES, Of Indiana, moved that the amend
ment be stricken out and provise inserted which, "for
the purpose OF raising to meet the appropriations
hcrsinbefoc mentioned repealed the tariff 81 1857 and
revived the tariff Of 1876 which amendment ruled
out Of order. q ~
q The question recurring upon tho amendment Of Mr..
q Mr. ENGLISH of Indiana, moved that IL be amended
by abolsing the frankng privilege and repeating the
law reducing the rates Of postage which also ruled
out Of order.
Mr.. REILLY, Of Pennsylyania, then moved that tho
cactng clause OF the bill be stricken out which motion
did not prevail ayes GO. noes 60. W ~
The amendment Of Mr.. PInGrs WAS then agreed TO-.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-01-24
From the Philadelphia rts,s.

THE TWO CoBBs.-T The proposition that the disIn,
eu.hed Howell Cobb, SECRETARY of the Treasury, and
SylvaIus Cobb. IomaDcer of TIE New York LEDGER,
,houlJ exchange places, has been 80 extensively clr
cuaied by the Newspaper press that An appro1mAtion
to tie stmeIt Of the country in regard TO II may no
be reached; m, after car.fusurvey Of the premises
we are satisfied that far regards the lea o put
ting Howell out of the Treasury Department and Sjl
vspus in it, is concerned, it would command the en-
tbuzisstc approval Of the country, for it is seners
conceded that any charge ~ou'd be Tor the oett7r
But unfortunately on the other hand, II seems thai
Mr. Bonner and the nilon resders of the LEDGIR AT
decoeoy hostile to the proportion because they dis
tIust Howes capacity To enttI tnem as sgreeably
as their pre- sent avorte and This account II s u
be feared that the errsp cement will notbe effected.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-01-24

:. ~. .o,,d ,rd bow a.l,estfn,ly il breaks upon the
sa,, So eaph, piogs and mGscal G'feI-y con
tribDtes sp article pm youog men r"d k,''on 30,
Seserprge of the foms Of tbe sato" 81 IN" Ere
Tt. - oss sre 20 Ii. Sn tcge'nef th's se-t. Don
nv a .,cord Van Amboreh. has tanned then, spd 10
eon,ta v W, h them the scpg srt-r OF Ansns.,
Ger ers Morr.. il 10 lie, as -e AZ Prentice of the
L<u,yiIl. Jourusl What is this ~orii coming 70 7
IL the u,illepiam at hand
New-York daily tribune., 1859-01-24
OPINIONS OF THE PRESS.
Prom fbe New.York Commercial Advertiser

Prom The rev OK ConfnereAi AoNerhsf.
BossER AND THE LEDGER.-Waen mouth since,
Bonner sLncuLced the Everett papers be myserous'y
ssss red that hs should presently submit another evl-
lepce tf journalistic enterprise, VII cb hoald be more
staIflrp than any former coup dmadre. The ~orf OF
hi, million and hsf resders and the otter twenty
three aba baf millions who not his re .ders more
The pi'y were struck with astoDishnent At TUE Al
pouI cen eLt and marveled greatly what he intenhed
- d. Psrhsps Lous Napoleon was eDg -ged for a Sc
rice Of rcles L-ay ete perha the Shah OF Per
s,s sss to site q e,say rosee sDd bigbtDgas~ or
the Satan of Turkey discoss the Wonans Rghts
noveutD's. Tnese plans may be maturing No one
sap tell what Bopnes possible ls SINCE be mas &c l'
uIsb.d the sJest fe ~ of yokDg together james G1
dor BE Obett Horace G 'eeley aod Henry >. k.ymond
ss barnot ious contrib tors TO his paper. SOLe OF
tbsse eep,eeD or tbeI journals for them, ventured
up,lessart observ stOps when IL Was aonOudc7d that
.Eye,.tt ~ntss for the LEDGER" Bonner sprung
his tap on tnem and the placer's nov say Bsonett
v,ites for the LEDGER" "Gre.lsy writes for the
LrpGER" "Rsymond writes for the LEDGER
There gentlemen have fallen into lioe with tue other
csptiye o. and s,e ed behind Bonner's trumQhal c4r
Rome say this IL & veritabe proof of the prophecy
that "the lion shall lie down with the lanb,' emo
others as inpocenly the boys at the show eek ths
he. pef, (Which is tue loo and when is the lamb "
7o WI ich Bonner can cautiously r-ply, Bay the
LrpoyR--you We paid your money and you hes yonr
eAoice Mr.. Bennett contributes four "togtive'
poeus. that have laid hiiden 10 HIS portfolio, IN
Claimed by any extraoiton clause, for tiry or forty
y.aJs and until the statute haf ceased TO run. Mr..
Greeley writes sensible article to young men VINO
might wish to seek fortune in the city, and Mr. Ray'
nCnd furnishes personal repoin'scence Of visit 10
Jane Eyre. But the LEDGER "il be out on Monday,
md when the cry grows nearer, clearer than be-
foe," rush out, buy a copy, and peruse it at yoar
leisure.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-01-24
r,on IN. Alb,py Dali, Kuieierbocier.

BoSYER's Mkt CARD.-Next weeks LEDGrR Is
TO contain articles from Greeley Bennett and Ray
mond BeDIett fOrpsbes fonr poems one OF them an
.fru,jon of youthful continent eu'tled 4" An Apgels
Smile, apoiber an apo-tfophe To Mary AoD; Gree.
ey characteristic article in pro.e, urging unemp Dyed
young leave toe city and g to far ming; Ray
noDd, interesting remoiscerce of foreign uav-l,
Yea'ipg 70 il cdepts vf "A Welt to the Home Of Jane
New-York daily tribune., 1859-01-24
Hrarn The Trenton Tn. American.

BossYR AND The EDfTORs Toe entsrp'lsing
pnhii.h.r of the NEw YORK LEDGER, not o''n;-ot
With rhrting Mr.. Everett among his contributors,
now rnnbers so smo, bic writers the great nvals
Of the New York sress. In other words, M. mners
psper to be issaed 90 Mondsg nAxt, VII oost,in o"n.
tribn'iors from B@no.t, Of the H-rald, Greeley OF
'he TRIBUNE, srd Raymond o'tHe Times, Who bave
been iDduced-fbr ooe week-to lay aside th-r 'oog
,i.td diry bost,li,ies and write for toe NEw YORK
LEDGER Bennett furpi'hes fur pcens: one OF them
an effasiop Of youthful sentiment, entitled An An,
geI's Suie, another ap apo.'ropne To Mary Ann;"
Greeky, characteristic article in prose, urging un'
EMPLOYED young men 70 leave the city sod go to farm
ing; kaynoa6 an i,tsre.tipg "reminiscences OF foreign
travel fea.rg the ioci5ebts Of vi-ii 10 the Home
o jams Eyre" Mr.. Bonner is determined to give va
risty AID ability to his coin nns, ct any price.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-01-24
From the Psuebl e. psie Daily Press

The LEDGEk.-The nanoer of this celebrated and
excellent iuuInsl-bs New York LEDGER-for the 5.h
Of February, sill possess unusual attractions. 10
addition TO IL previous contrbptors the number To-!
that date will contain ch oe articles from the pens OF
each of the three gres, JONI nalists Of Nsw.York-
Messrs. Greeley. Benz cit and RAYMOND.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-01-24
From he Bo..on Alta. and Bee.

LITTERs BY THE BUsHEL.-A Nsrfort cores
popdeLt of the Philadelphia Press say.:-IIappenlng
into the LEDGER office yesterday-the LEDGER office
isrow the hub of the literary world, as Boston STATE
House (according to the creed of the Boss nians s
tie hub of the universe-l wss surprised t. see ped
sdne six seven hundred letters which he open.
ipg and taking money from for the LEDGER. 90
Mor ay last nice hundred letters were Received,
containing upwards Of three thousand ieven hunirsd
dollars These were from mail subscrbers no. from
agents who buy by the hundreds the latter are sup
pied exclusively through Ross & rousey. MIR. Bon
ners letters from the Post Office far exceed those re-
ceived by ary firm in America, and prob.-
by exceed those receives oy any one establishment in
Emppe
New-York daily tribune., 1859-01-24
From N. PhIl.e.lpbi,. p, Arrus.

TIE EIw.YoRK LrDGER.- do rot envy the
publisher Of the New-YvIk LIDGGR his remarkable
success for be richly deserves 1t AL unprecedented a.
it is in the history of ourn ,sm. His energy aud tact
bis great busDes ashcatops, HE ast st1nisbiog ensr
prise Ill 60 to meke bim wonder in tae publishing
line. Neither pains expense are spared to make
his paper deserving Of the great circulation 1t has So
New-York daily tribune., 1859-01-24
From tb. Boston Alta, Al d Bee.

BONNER STILL LIvEs.-Mr. Boomer has a very
gulsr and attractive new feature in the NswYork
LEDGER. Articles contributed by James Gordon
Bennett Of the New.York Ierslo Horace Greeley
Of the TRIBUNE, and HeDryJ. Rsymeod ofthe Times,
are in paper This is laying the press under con-
tribution in a novel way, ard We doubt not the LED
CIR will be the more valuable for it.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-01-24
Y,orn the Eew.Yofs Di,ps.eh.

"There is nothing ses nuder toe sun" is an Old
saving which has been received by men without q
uurpur OF tboogbt # oi.pu,e for age,: but II the
presence Of tbes7 gent emep 10 the colnmns o' toe
LyDGER's coDtrioutrs, i-Dt sometbins new for even
old Sol 10 look op thea he must. in tie coarse OF os
joorDeypgs torough space, have seen moet wonderful
combipstloos of men aud toEgs-combnstions which
the eaIth uoti Ow has never afforded.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-01-24
from the psbr,oo tN.D D.l, Guardian.

ALL THE TALENTS 1t is said hat t1e next n1moer
Of tbe New Yok LEDGER will contain Contributions
from Bennett Of the Herald Greeley of the TRIBUNE,
ard Rsymopd Of the r. res We would tueg=st t1s'
Mr. Boorer change tie tit'e Of his paper 10 that OF
tn. Happy Family, Which of the prophets foretold
the cay when the lion AID the lamb should he djwn
New-York daily tribune., 1859-01-24
From the Evening Poet.

BoESrRs NEXT CARD-A UEIos OF JOURNALISTS.
BoBLeJ il evidently determined not to let the public
Sssyet him; he has barsly played on. one tramp be-
fore another is produced equally calculated TO awaken
vu,prise Hsviog, by bis donsron Of $4,000 to the
Mount Vernon fund, allured Mr.. Everett into the
Ispks Of bis contributors be has tried hs seductive
srt with the same success on subjects stl le,s
eeptble. n YbsI words, Mr.. Bonpers paper to be
issued RNeay next will contain contributions r 'm
three Of the prominent rival Journalists of the New
York daily press, namely, Beutett of the HERALD,
Greeley Of the Tribune, and Raymond Of the Tunes,
who have been induced for at least one week to lay
sside their oDgstsndiog hosities and write for the
New-York LEDGER. Bennett furnishes four posns-
one of them euson Of youthful seot nent, entitled
"An Angels Sm,e," sro'ber an apostrophe ITO
May Ann" Greeley, characteristic article 10 prose-
srsiDg unemployed young men to leave the city aud
10 TO farming Raymond, int restiag "reminiscences
Of fors ign travel, relating the incidents Of Visit TO
The Home of jane Eyre" while two other Journalists
Morris Of the Home Journal and Prentice of the
Louisville Journsl-throw in their quota to the con-
tents.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-01-24
From the Providence Jourpal.

WHAT WILL BossER DO NEXr i-Tnis is the ques-
ton from week to week. Before novelty 10 ex-
hsu,ted snot is started. Toe fotoco ming number
Of the LEDGER is to contaiD articles from James Cor
don Bennett OF the New.Ymk Herald, Horaoe
Greeley of the TRIBUNE, and Henry j. Raymond Of
the Times. What is coming n. 1t week
New-York daily tribune., 1859-01-24
F,on the N.v.York Ccns:e gsacr.

"BzwrIpERiSe."-We have really . liking and
sdnirsfiop for Mr.. Robert Bonner Of the N-w-YTk
LIDGER. We copsider bIm e man of decide genus.
His executive facuf spendit. tits truly ,stotishiO
that men commencing he did. without means, with
by his fwp cos6depce, iptomtaoIs wieusrey and per
SEVERANCE should have achieved ~ immense, % bril-
liant success. There is bot adjective wach eI-
presses our idea Of hini-be ~'lderng. How he has
advertised Whole brosisdes s-nsy, whole shee:s Of
the most expensive newspapers. Thousands and
thousands Of dollars have been expended by him with
most lavish indferspce ard superb geneiosty as if
be poss<ssed the vertsbs lamp OF Asdain What
pDfs pot only puts, Indeed, oa, real tempee,s of
praise. Truly they Ike the winds out Of everybo
else's sails Not content with gaining very large
fortune, be desss 70 enhance ~ iucrcsse it, 70 make
II perfectly Anoran: he must become the Baron
RothschA Of the prsss He has been a. vctoTious e
New-York daily tribune., 1859-01-24
yror, IN. wpli.u.bur,h Dairy TINE.

BossrR AND HIS LEDGsR.-Theres no use TAX
pg. the oouirg man who 20 loog In showing hi n
sef has at lat come and bis name is boane. b,nner
sr The nopo zer If taett It sil be seen by his
advertisement 10 to-day paper that. 30. cnteet with
securing Everett, he b.e ootaioec contributions for
his next issue from Bennett Of the Herald fancy
Bennett wrrg poetry Greeley Of the TRIBUNE, aud
RAYMOND Of the Caes. TIE force OF enterprise can
10 fuIther 60 uuIsss indee B,nner should contr sct
10 pet a love tale from James Is lchaDan.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-01-24
yrom The Mobile Daily Advertiser.

Nrw.YoRK LEDGER.-We have received an ad
vance copy Of the NeE.YoIk LEDGER for January l.
1859 Which, whether in regard to the literary matter
cslly pre.eDted is certainly creditable to the Amer
can piess. The number OF the LIDGER before us is
IN all respects superior to auy previous number of the
paper which has fallen under notice and cannot
ia be received with pleasure by its three hundred
nd yasa,
New-York daily tribune., 1859-01-24
From the Bostop Daily Advertiser.

NIw FEAIuRI.- The esdirg editors Of the New
York TRIBUNE, Times and Herald, have oOntrlbu-
tiops in the number of the Nes York LEDGER which
will come to hand next week. Mr.. Bennett furnishes
four pieces of poetry, one Of which is called The
Angels Smile~ There sil be several otner sttrac-
tive features in the next number
New-York daily tribune., 1859-01-24
From ,h, sp,in,firld Ma. J Republican.

Bonner has q pes novety-the q1aintest Of all
namely, contribution from Greeley o. the TRIBusE
Bennett Of the Herald, and Raymond Of the Times
Think of James Gordon Bennett writing poetry for
literary psper
New-York daily tribune., 1859-01-24
From the Bo,tou Post.

james Gordon Bennett ss poet, Horace Greeley
farmer, and Raymond as traveller, Will appear Il
ibe be1t LEDGER. says the New-Yo,k Post.
One Of Mr.. BeDnetts poems will be entitled An An
gel Q Smile, /" in hex an,etefs.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-01-24
from the Boston Daily Ledger.

BoSSHR's Last AND GREAIEsr.-The public have
hardly recovered from their sstDishmsbt the eost.
ment by Bouner, Of The Nsw-YoRK LEDGER, Of Ed
ward Everett iu the rsuks o. journalists, the
poleon Of advertisers furnishes them With rev matter
for wonder. Look at tis announcement in another
column of three contributors these being no less
Of the New-Ycrk Herald Horace GreAev Of tue TRIB-
UNT, and Raymond Of the Times. Whist B)ncer will
accomplish next it is impossible TO gue-s wit aoy
reaso' able compass but II anything more wonderful
than brirgpg thsse three rival journalists together in
tie LEDGER can be accompls led, BoHner is the man
10 do Il. What comes nexti
New-York daily tribune., 1859-01-24
prom Tn. Wipche.t.r (va) RepubHcsp.

MouST VERYOS.-The 4" Mount Vernon Papers,
which the Hon. Edward Everett Is now contributing
to the columns Of the Nswiort LEDGER, are sssanog
highly iDteresting charscter-tbe third st'icle re-
lstDg to the house in Boston where Franklin was
bornosnd is characterized by dry humor which the
dtire euished writer knows how TO apply SO well when
o,casD serves. 1t is proposed that The readers of
the LEDGER, estimated at oue million, should sub
scribe lslf dollar toward the purchase Of Moant
Vernon, and for convenience Mr.. Everett suggests
that two pe rsops thus cned sh ,ud remit dollar,
with stamp ihclosed, TO his address at Bo.ton, in
ackpowlec gmept Of which handsomely y-engraved re-
ceipt will be returned to each. There is certainly
more patriotic way to devote 80 small sum.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-01-24
Prom the PAilaa,lphu Daily P~.s.

Bonner has secured for his number IF the New
York LEDGER original articles from the chief editors
of the Herald, Times and TRIsUsE. Bennett gives
come original poems.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-01-24
From the New. York United States Journal

Few successes in literature compare with that
of the New.York LEDGER. Against composition
which would have crushed any less ssgaciously en-
ereer.d jourra in the face Of almost every phsse Of
nvdious structure II has gone eD eapiug by tens Of
thoussncs Into circulation which Is nov truly ggan-
tic-ssd to be nearly 50O,0 copies weekly Such
success could not have been Won had the LEDGER
possessed other eIcellences than attach 10 othsr
popular weeklies;' j. came legtmS.ey as the
fruits Of honest intelligent and deserving enterprise
Willie soch pens cater to its colcmDs now consti-
tute its literary reserve it s useless for any paper to
hope to cope With it in popularity. Whi'e ,naged
b, its present proprietor, it is useless for nvidous
publishers to proenosficate any falling away of it,
t6ue .ce OF success Ii promises to become feature
of American literature. Vire Ia Bonner!
New-York daily tribune., 1859-01-24
From the New,rk J) Jourul.

Bonner the iudefat. .able publ sher Of the LIDGrR R.
is about TO bring out new combination Of starr
James Gordon BeIn nett Of the dersl1, Horace Gree
ley, of the TRIBUNE ami H. j. Raymond, OF the' Times
are each TO furnish articles for the LEDGER of Febru
ary ). Bennett contributes poems, Greeley advice
and Raymond sketch.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-01-24

II win be by p.per today, that the editors
Of the TRIBrSr, Tines and Herald are 10 appear in
the Nes.York LrDGER pext w,ek. Tue greet fun of
the thing is not In the value Of toe mater thus pro-
duced, but in the combination, and the wonder what
Bonner will do ext.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-01-24
From the Philadelphia Press.

Happening into the LEDGIR office yestsrday1tne
LEDGE ofice j. the hob Of the literary wor6 a.
Boston State HoUs. sooordieg to toe creed ot Boz
tuans IL the bnb of e mi srss-I sarprlsed 10
see ,ild un ON desk before 40 indutrioa..l boxing
crk come ak or seven hundr.d letters, which hs va
oc4Lir ard taking DoLey from, for the LEDGER. On
Nopoay last over rio- huD6rod ,Itefs recsvef,
col 4pirg upwards o zee Thousand seven huodref
dollsre These from nail sub-crhers, not from
agents wto buy by the botdf.d; the stter are sup
Piled .xclusively through Re- g. To,sey. Mr. Bon
Ders it@rs ffom the Poet Office largely exceed thoss
received by any nrm ia America. and pro-
bsbly exceed received BY any establishments
in Europe.
From TIE Johrs,own IN ~ D.mSrst
There is DO ceByipx tbat the LEDGER 70 immessuf-
ably in advance OF any her Journal 10 point o. rsS'a
ry talent.
FROM the Dsvspport ltowsl Hsw
TBE LEDGER.-,he Mouot vernon papers, "
Edward Everett, have given affiuon.l oteresI -
the New-YOrk LIDGIR, already 20 widely c'rcaiaoa.
The number the tbrd of t6eee intes esos
docomeIfs ard treats Of the demolition of tie hooc
Of Frapklp in Is letop. Ii 10 q cufious and o. toe
same time mastery essay, which cannot fail 70 %
pleasing 10 ell sbo read u. Bonner il msn Of inde.
fafigabe energy, and uDderstaLds well the secret "
success. =
From the C,vesod (Otio) Plsipdesles.
According 20 cecaralons Of tie ne ewsp,per prese II
MONT Vernon cause by Mr.. Eyeretls "Pspen" IN
the LEDGER, ard bis offer persoosly 10 receive sue
scrip 'iobr, is being felt throughout the length ead
brs adfh o. the land and il s coGdery expesed tast
enough money viii be raised by the next Anaivefsv
Of Wsshingtons birthday (the I'D Of FcbruuyI "
accom- psh the object of /" The LADIES' Mount Vsfnse
Association Of the Union"
New-York daily tribune., 1859-01-24
fitfrdturf.
ITRW FEATURE IN LITERATURE.

THE. LIONS OF THE PRESS,
New-York daily tribune., 1859-01-24
From the P,,er.ba,. tta) In.ellisepcer.

From The Petersburg q Al InteIlfencef
We have the pleasure II sex 40 T.sdgog toe receipt
OF the New-YoIk LEDGkR, d January H. containing
'he third Il the s.ss Mouot VERNON Papers by Mr.
Everett, the 'ubject of which is - The House Of
Ffsnkbb" in Bostop The other articles 10 this num-
Der Of the folly ,n the ins rect Of prevoas
ssuer. They cluster grscefu ly around the on'ring OF
the great Msssscbusett- catibutiOD Ike an eIqaiste
group around tn, chief fzOre If a IN .ster p4ating'
the MvnDt Vernon Associa aiop, and he Is vel entitled
to tie profits which he IL rtapiug.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-01-24

From the Fhils1eIphs lited stsres Iafet,s .
II will be seep, by an advertisement 10 enosber
column, that the indefaiigabls Bonne-, Of the New
York LEDGER is increasing the st.racnveEsss ot his
paper by securing more talent.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-01-24

Cs.sr spd, net eon.ept ~ith overcoming al eresion
by his lat ao4p d'etaI, he 10 already Oghrg FOR ne
v,rl6s Ia coDqusI.
Iha, ,Gea of givicg ten ihonsaLd collars 20 The
Meuot W pou futd, ard ~ tbe sa1'e tue sequnog
Fsw,yo Everett. .as worthy Of NADoleos. 1, ~ss s
,ov.m.-t,, at ui,hirg magn fc.nc.. II Gas Gbhne.
Nor Q bu. . frt-fa-e manager co1lt ever have cOn-
csived executed u
i, surpr1s.d III. public; j, took the community By
,twm. I, Authorized the issnng Of half . niiilioa
roo,es Of TIE LEDGER, and Whist Il more, Il soh them
P,opls 10 the streets, people IN houses. people 10
plscre If pubic JesoTt, peog- IA ears all the vori
aId tjs = .fe md ehlorer, oOug the paper vii.
ibr curiosi " and rea1 IL wtth ioesne delight.
NJ. as,. Ii-h0 o. In fact, The force OF sstnishmspt
can DO furtt or g. We DO rot think tha; wns'ev-T
Mr. Boou-r may co-ard ~e are IN NOM ntary eIpec-
taijop Of his doiog something stunningwe innot bs
m, we'd, were ntery amazed t1z. We have been.
H.nceiortn-thougt the ghost Of Shakespeare were 70
be engaged at q thousand dol are line TO writ- ne
ira. e;ies for the LIDGER, much better than Ham
let srd Oih.ho they are than tie brst o. Itslan
o.era-we can pc reused 10 no more vivt al emotion
than lapgnid snrpr'se.
1t il well for the duuces To cry humbugl But whs'
kuu bog is there in Dasipg three thousand collars
week ? Whst humbog IN asitg gained circulation
for tipe e psper larger thsn ths; Of all the otneI
wt.kies Of New-York put togetber-haf dozen
dsles included Wtat huulbus 10 gaging the very
fret minds of tie country as regular c1Ltrb tore, To-
elu,ive Of the most accomplished orator, the most
besuufIl writer ard the Dost devoted pstrot Of hi:
dsyf What tunbug ia gsitieg The good viii Of Any
panber Of en~ citizens snd the lsud. d.tions OF ell toe
journals itclosve of The Constellation Is It very
"fe@ilderpgf
Verify 10 Dee phrase of the vulgar, it is nothing
.,e" Aud are we disturbed b, any emoti ns of envy
at such unparalleled triumph Not bit of It, w,
are on the contrary, rtioiced We should be truly
clad 10 learn that the OF Mr.. Bonners subscIi
hsvs leutQn-