New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-11-28
CoraIz Magasine and here Is the pie lsant prospectus
which he has ssued

"'TRE CORNELL MAGAZINE, Smith, older and Co.
6S Cotnhin. November l. 1854
"our oschouAe being IA Conh and name cur ara.
sine rcn m place Of puoh ston We might hsye assumed tlo
much startling: for example The Thsmes On Fire vas
suesesod and poarded IN red letters City and
couny would doub, have excited Curiosity; but
going to LOndonbrdse the eHpc,ant would found
the stream rolling he accustomed end would have
turned away angy being hoa1od Sensible people
msd by fine prospccuses and sounding Toe present
writer has been Tor esndweny years before the world which
has taken n pretty accurately. We long
qutnted 70 Try aud deceive another and 20 propose
such astounding that above announced que
vel how The sohesr would DO resolved aud the
cod.
You then who ask VIVA, The Corahl Maoosas e 70 BE-
ard What Of articles yen shall supply Or n you were told
tsai tho editor known hitherto only biz pubhsbei wilng
in realty great reoneT publisher aud wsesors about
s1poaDd pIodo0s doctrines aud truths until uneyeaied
guide and direct the peoples to pull down the existing order Of
thing. to edy social political and. word
the Thames ere; you heard such designs iscbed
hn,-rpn teneotsf You know bsye no sn.h pretenous
but thor who has LONG, sad bad the good fortune
md very number Of readers think mistaken
IN supPous that they give credit for experience observation
and for having ID with educated people many countries and
The world In small variety and having heard solo
QuEe with much kdoess and avo and say nay sbou
life and men md women they will be unwilling try
conductor Of concert in which trust many skoi performers
viii take part.
hope for large plumber Of readers seek the
6rs place and interest them Fortunately for
folks daily bread otbois and fiction Of
form part, but only part Of entertainment We
want the other hand much reality possbedcussion
and narrative Of events interestingly the public ersonsl sd'en-
and observation f reports Of scientific discovery de-
Iption social siiuObsuioquid sguu houlness Great
Easfeyn battle China, popular preachsr
ib., a y any subject about from let
tered end who competent to speak it,
Il read the other day In The ustrad London Neos I'm my
own hone) that that moment At Bordeaux pur
chasing 6rscass eset for fcAss contributors and second
elias those Of Inferior Let continue this hosptabe
sne say that Contributor table do not ask de-
shine especially pyse but to take my part occasionally
and invite pleasant instructed gentlemen snd ladies to
tribute their the conversation Il be oxhunter
Who the turn speak TeoOg engineer Manufacturer
member Of House Of Commons lawyer chsm-vhat you
please II only get people to tell what they kno" pretty
briefly and goodhumoTedy and not in manner obsrusvey
5dacowhat pleasant ordinary may have and how gladly
foks will come n friends have good manners good
education ane write in good English. the company, sm
win be all better pleased; and the guests wheyer their
rank be- viii be glad 10 DO addressed by weeducated
gentlemen and professor learned curae in
his country remen aItisan after work hours sschoonss
ter or when the children gone home the young
ones themselves when their lessons may like to bear
what the wsd f. talking about be brought into friendly com
runcation with persons whom the world knows There
points which agreement Is impossible and on these we need
no, touch At social table shall suppose the ladies and
children always present We shall set rival politicians 10y the
ears We shall listen every who has apt word to
and hope induce cegymen Of various denominations to
race their The kindly fruits of the earth which grow
for al may MOI enjoy them with friendly hearts The field
Is mDen~y vice. the harvest Piehlia" 3u ti'"H ''es
where yo can premise competent eolsborers welcome aud
good wsgs and hope fair from the public for stores
1T The CoYnhM Moga1ine w. NJ THACkEhAf"
"A new edition Of Mr.. Lowes " Bigow Papers
has Just been published in London, with preface by
the auth or Of " Tom Browns School-Boy Days The
london Daily Neios says that these compositions
are something more than clever political squibs. They
are masterpieces Of satirical bumor, and have nc
quired permanent celebrity which will assuredly
survive that of the Letters of Junius.' The Other
London critics. almoet without exception, are equally
warm in heir praise though generally more felcitouf
ia its expression.