The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1862-01-15
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Gees and future prospects. A stream OF oongra-
tulations, written and verbal, from personal
friends and from leading men in public and pr.
vste life, hiss poured, incessautly upon the pre-
SAINT Proprietor, since bis return 10 tho manage
mont Of the Sur was made public, and We re-
rret that tho confidential nature OF those COM
munications prevents their reproduction here.
They are, however, me,surably symtoliIod ia
extracts presented below from the remarks Of
our brethren Of the press--selected only "a spe-
cimons from supply large enough TO oil our
whole sheet were we disposed to print them all.
Tho extraordinary demand for copies Of the
SuN since tho New Year commenced Is not less
an evidence Of INN ediato success than OF the
good "a tn 10 which the many oongratu ahons
TO which we refer were rendered. Scarcely a
COPY Of any days issue remains unsold, not
withdrawing a large ard Increasing addition
was daily made 10 the number printed and al
ready tho increase Of circulation numbers by
thousands. From such a starting points tho
SuS has magnificent outlook upon the Now
Year. lie manager need only make COOL bis
very moderate promise at tho outset, TO secure
a success unlocked for by him and undrcamcd
Of even, by the most tansuino Of the Suns
myrlad-r numbered friends.
That tho promise ,ciH be fulfilled, we, who
look behind the scenes, positively know. We
mAke no id.e boast in saying that ono Of the
most reliable and intelligent correspondents who
ever dated a letter at Washington, Is he who
furnishes the communications from QurD in our
column His name and fame are known TO
| IL. l. u. II II AID
our correspondent on the Burnsdo Expedition
fails deeply to interest all in his graphic doscrp
tons Of passing events, no will fail in that
wherein he has been invariably successful in
years gone by. At Port Royal and at Ship
Island are also representatives Of Tho Sun, who
| do us no discrcdit, while IRfs who accompanies
| Gen. DtrrLER's Expedition, and has lately writ
| ten from Camp Chase and Boston, has IN other
| times made the readers acquaintance from va
| rious parts Of the Union. The roportorial ox-
perience Of tho two gentlemen who represent
The sun in the great Mississippi Exposition
warrant, also, no little expectation in that
| quarter.
To these arrangements wo mi ht add the as-
| segment 20 a gentleman OF high standing, both
here and ot home, Of tho duty Of preparing for
| The Sos all items Of l,ish nows, and the pros
| pectiye engagement of another for tho German
department, etc, etc but we forbesr. We
| have said enough to show that Tho SuS under
takes the same expenses for obtaining its nows,
by telegraph and correspondence, a. its larger
shected and higher. priced competitors, and, in
some respects, exceeds thom. Nor docs the la
bor end with the collection Of tho news. Our
space is limited, ard for that reason, as well "a
for the convenience Of our readers We boil Il
d1rn-rc rejecting tho 'bosh' and matters Of in
significance, as well as nero unioundod rumors
and speculations, We present every morning in
the most dHscd form, 60 as TO DO taken in by,
comparatively, a single glance, al Of the nerS
ofhe day, for oSK CENT FER cory, or served
by carriers at house or store, FOR SIHrEScE A
WEEK.
From he Netc York Daily Tip,rs.
| Tue NV YoRK Sos IN OLp HAspa.-Among
the many changes brought b. oui notice by the
| incoming OF the New Year, none hrs been more
| gratifying than the resumption hy Moses i. Beach
| 81 the entire control, pecunsry aud editorial, Of
| the SCE. During many years there more
\ thoroughly conscientious or hilarious member 81
the editorial fraternity than he, aud when, % year
since, he announced his retirement from the man
| ngem'nt - his paper, aud his determination
thcncourth a. devote his IN" a. rural enjoyment
aud domestic rcposc, he met with sincere c,u.rdtu.
lhtious ~ ll hands, that the fruits ui hs labor had
| been ~ plentoous ~ g. permit hin. b. act thus
| wisely. Circumstances not necessary o. notice,
I have altered his determination, Aul with the New
Yctr he came again, AMI has formally written him
self Editor and sole Proprietor Of the New York
SuS. OF his new career, We have brief pro-
| grammC In the Hnnuun cement ~ various improve
mcnts IN the character OF the paper among others,
| one ui those continued tlos which were among itI
most popular chsraotori-tios In the days pf It's
highest popularity. The name OF the writer, Mrs.
Stevens, IL warrant that the story Of " The Hunt
eel Down" will lee of the utmost m".',lrtmatic ia.
From The Neio YORKER.
Ills multitude of friends ami tAc myriad friends
| OF the establishment, are vastly pcn-,d with the
return to the "SUN" rs Eiitnr aud Sole Proprietor,
l Noses 3 Beach, whose name is ideAtihei with
TIE msAt brilliant periods iu thectrcer uf that ,pl.
ln' luminHryt Long may he 1t and they shine, all
| together.
From, the Commercial Advertiser.
| TUE NV YORK SUN.-Mr Noses s. Beach ycs,
terlay announced that lac had resumed the sole pro-
prictorship and editorial charge OF the NEw YoER
We welcome his return ~ thc ranks Of a proles.
hon' OF which he has hercl"ore been an honored
member, and wish him uniniling prosperity.
} From The Nrto York Mercury
AGAlS N UARSr-s Moses s. Beach, Esq, III,
former energetic aud cnterprisng proprietor ot tn,
New York srS, has We are glad b. learn, again re
summed the editorial and business igcmeut o
that Old established journal. Under Mr.. Beach'- OK
Iercnccd control, The SrS will speedily excel even
the astonishing popularity II enryel prior h. his re-
tirement irum the business and the daily press o
| this city will again have a leader worthy of III,
7 name. Mr. Beach has entered up,n the ardupu.
Hhors before him with AL the energy which chtrac-
| terzes him, man of business and while We
congratulate the readers of The SUN upon the great
acquisition g. their tayurite nurn1, Ne feel rathed
| In again numbering Mr. Beach IN the list of New
| York publishers. lie pnssoySs III the ability re
qusite To his profession, addcd 10 tine god grtcrs
I | finished gent Cman and scholar. Il Is "a TACT
| alike complimentary H. MIR. B',chs extraordinary
| 1ta -
4 | with The New York SUS II reached larger cts
circulation than ever attained by any other d.tl,
paper, either before since and the enormous lie
muud for ye-tCrlay's SUN Indicates that his fItur
nhprts will lee even more brilliantly successful
Mercury, Jan. D.
From the EreHiny Express
0 Tie "suS' newspaper IL now announced g. b.
= exclusively under the control Of IL Old proprietor
a Moses ;. Brach,-us the spirit Ina Il, AMI sound
u er principles advocated, Indicate A rich, powerful
| usttli,hment, by change oi prIprirtlrs aud mus
| management, WIS rapidly running dnwn,--hut M
ench promises L. give IT, aud is giving il, is oi,
Etullty while It's compass, now points right. Hence
forth, then, doubt cuu exist that NJ Beach wi
restore the paper 10 It's pro tits and circulation.
. From the Sprinqded Republican.
u Moscs s. Beach, for u lor < time connected witt
% the New York STR, aud who retired from 1t about
year since, ha- again become the editor aud prupriC
" tor 81 that journal, which already bears evidence
b an improved change ln Ito management
d Fran car of Boston udichmdu-" Hrbfrt."
# Huu have probably heard that one ui our cit
Journals the N,W lnrl, SUN, hp, moved with pit
the .'aIt ~ IT. former proprietor Mr.. Leach, Iu
hNs I'en taken n..uu uuicr lis fostering care,
moves hTIA.y about the streets. meets t I ever