, 1869-04-28
new YORK.
Curious Development in
Journalism,
The New York Tribune q Ten.
der to a Philadelphia
Penny Sheet.
How a " Blue-Eyed boy of Destiny"
Took In Some Old Stagcrs.

Took In Some Old Stagcrs.
Cameron and Grow Victimizea by
G: ::y's Chief of Staff
f. espasch 10 The Chicago Tribune
NE" foRK, April II.
S-drs DEVELOPMENT IN JOURNALISM.
.SsnRr In tho 7]Ibune ctlito.!al manage
n Sil probably tc rialc Tomorrow. Nj.
= = anu MI sinclair hhyc not returned, nnl
= getting Of stockholders can I've held In thrlr
! ,ace- Mr. Young and hi4 friends remained nj
Tribune office this mnr1lng until n COPY U, tho
>-h whs received, when Young started nt once
1"f fhiiAdc'rhia. II Ia understood that ho nas
Threatened a lil'el suit aGnus, the Sun, hut the
1a1itt mas unt yet received iluii.t The ext,nBure
CAUSED much excitement Ia Ncw York ant rhlln-
eis'rb!n md many tcl"pranls hnvc l,rrn received
a1n'ht II from tic lAirr .itr. Tic Ere,.iuy I..s
tast 1t Will rrEtA'ny 'c nrcc =anry thin ,yrr
tuf nil menrra VI the Fr.ss Win wisn n RAVE II
from flEFEnrc, tn JAIN. trnt In merely t1rt1utsfrx
The mrfsnr INV rai"'s'n Int III ArrI'Inx The ftst
N the profession cnt!rriy n.o.c nl1 t!ul.ci sas
n IUnA
&itr1f ef';T.
M3hfi0ttT. Charles 4. l'nt'. tlltrr-n-hfrf IT
III" hn':. wax nrs,st' '':lt: nj rtltg" # HID
mn" IutIh iit.u,!l SnIl,..:. iii tl exposure Hui.
lis.t'1 III lhc >Hn t''A3. Il'' lAt! WAS i1xr.l nj
4!H."N. Mir. SM.t,E il nj Tho 7tftunr nrtrn 10.
night II IL un'trr.,"nl That thr slurAtln!,rra
aHsr mrrsiHE tn.tnuFsn% "r 'rhnrn1ny. Mr,srs.
q rr'ry ni't SInrta'r hinr sr.utrt. IlIr sun 10.
1HHrfnH *Ill tnft ain hi t.1fI"fIl fntlH.a rt,
AhhnutlrIht t1tr lilr.I Mil, nsni nIt&l lhg;
''lhH reaSrs fur r1postl,X tlI... transactions uf
oALE tp"ur I" h+ &rEy rl.'1r As"l VERY .r.4.lu-
htt liz ht,' f"r rtIHr 'raF'. "r''nl'''i Ieal"g
j'Irr un T., iIie lnst llHIr,rtt n,l !uE.,rutal
J".rEniA IN tIr runntr., Tllai journal uwra The
!"+it!nn which II holds III Ilt'c t:sicrn 10 The
lr,.r. ro,niur,,s. In s.tcttng ur inul,e tor hs
I.'sEshisille i"suluil, Hi pruprlriurs have put
ifnslsrlsrs inlh the han,'s "f o!r win H. urcor,l-
l"rr fnr tMI.1uI,er pnrpusrd- III has mt broken
an. ttatnte; ny -i:4s IluIAsef nothing inorc than
he hls l"cn a,le to rrEfur,ll He III mol guilty of
ANY "ilt hs: nf Which t1te erlAul c.rr tAkus eng
u me- The only method IF reaching, checking
and 1uhl>IIE Ills wrong-loing Ii 10 bring 1t 1u tic
b.r Of puhc opinion. to ex,r,se 1t, This IL wiut
III have done. alA, unarr hi,ilar circumstances
No should n't fall to III II again.
1t ia rImorcd tonight that other arrests TEl
b. matc tomorrow n,ornlne, possibly TO ill.,
clu'le ali the attaches OF the Sun olllce. Mr.
I"ung Will publish a carl to.murros, replying TO
the Suns exposure, anu stens Ing the principal
charges.
TO THE ASSOCIATED PRESS.
Inc Sun g! to-day contains long article In re-
1a1ion 10 John Russell Young, commencing with
his initiation Into The Trihane writing editor.
u prog1esse: to hts arpoIns1nent ~ managing
ellltor, when he wrote the following letter:
uFPlCE OF THE TEIHrSE, June e. 1865.
DEAR CHARIEy: In thc harness ut last. Took
command YESTERDAY, signed all the checks ami
s'tit two nleu IL KiChtnoErl, lwo to Canada. You
The ncwzlapers sptas kindly ol me il the ohlec
se 'fsS e a. : en- 81 two s ,s1'y ns a1s tna @
my, share Of Flock in the paper
lug. Gay will 1uak" tialllt ike the hait-io2
Buddy; he vii! not ltte the hIrrnwng rat am
afsad, still viii do n'y duty - the God who has
Mcconnell u co1ne 10 New York ~ soun as he
!ot allude 70 II ns N ol, fr's!i. iwlll put lin
about your own matter: fh!ne always
Next followed, says the SM'. an humiliation or
capet4aggcrs from Philadelphia, and the crowd
n''tl h5 details from the i,oy guard. IN Januars
!ceu ica11alIy e,rained; liz sr,ghts tor the trip
Than eleven thousand daITaEA- II was the most
Improbable Sayase that the oli ship hal ever
sailed. Through the philosophers influence nuv-
murs Of the dlscontcnted owners were stlcnce,l
and the captain retained in January II, 1861, he
wrote as follows:
DEAR CHARLEY: The stockholders had their
injecting today, and 'f FeJ'nrt was approved BY u
vote Of el:hty-two shares I" ten. Although I
&opEuL $NSLlH uuft tnIn Ai1f. 1n3t{E q fHflQft
witch was hich!! eomp;Ilnrn;cl, ani lad every.
tntus my % OWL was, having no trouble, and an
vnSs9 9,t3 tnn H. eys! Mec' just over thought
In the meantime be discovered tha, tht
stockholders whn th,ts str.a.!. endorsed hln
HtrE Sci OF Oil {UKles. Du the 18th Of May Il,
Nt1tes Charley:
OFFICE OF THE la,BusE,}
E1IrnEiA!. DEPARTMENT,
SEw fnKK. Nav !. 1861.
stzanEt hoS people like I" -, i1ltu successful
loci, notwithstanding: 4 r"v:vnt # opro>itlt,
FROM old foti.a. shall wh'p them MI yet. hut |,
me4lls y halA l'atut- Well, Will. Il r.rlu+ tnat al
u life shall c iaile iu ri,'. anil th1t ran 0nl,
Eei through the Wur!d ts s1urlni1l! batteries, J.
Who love p.:sce. am we'll hut unely au,l desc
!a'e. ! work <rEy hard, nna k','p working
1lase etory to tell you Ai'cut Mcfarland. -anec
1una'cl*, .lrt1S.
The ship vas prepared fur uHew voyage. ali heI
light sA]G taken Ill. au ltr CAtiAin hal lusiruc.
tons from headquarters Ia heel, his Vessel serf.,
Next folIoHc! the stIrtiug oi the Philadelphia
:SA4T a1ti INT lung aitF"ard Ih'' Ma "i"s f''>.
The {o1 Wis au cAl~'hkAt craft and nrets2 cuIl.
siderable br:ulng II hrep her a1.at. y call In the
lame Of i, Sas Tr'ta,x VIZ ~; ma:!s u tue Luton
launched tut following icttcg Written to le1
T4aEr>E u9:l.'E X. y, ttct- $, 1861.
DEAR CHARLEY: have wr1ttra 10 Fill and 10
her to 1n.c t!i.' Way tn Ec1'iI. nnIrs out ot tht
League for the ti.'f. ha,. dunc as i Tribnn
Sood will cure or It. Your dispatches ure checr
fuL hope they represent ,;,ure tllaa your cnthu
hiasl!1, II ant'fhS can !lFt ht pushing. the is'k
Must NTc- lthK art suu with lurnes. Why don
you send me tie I"st' have ouly had the nrs
n9nl'er. Have 1t come regularly, AMI exchange Il
tsigncd, JouS.
OFFICE Tn,nrSE, NEW YuRk.}
Wednesday. -. +
DEAR CH.R1,EY: As psprr, the paper i'm
pEuvca- Wednesday WAS beauty. Stockton
mi laying ~ traps fo7 a i've Thousand dolla
loan don't 4,e my way to It. hut depend uro
xDtns of %1 s"a feS aout IT, "a
fortune, lame, everything In ITS success, III
ceiycd John clayton'e u"tr- II T. III" ktn'l lie
rich, and AN sure t.n hit him slightly. II
xct1llR 10 1lk,. money. however. leonard ". JC
rome said to u1e the secret Of wealth was not 8
much to bold ou rs to let ~.
John Claytons note referred to above WIS G
PHILADELPHIA, IN. ii Walnut st.cct,l
t,cioher Is, 1867.
MT DEAR rorsG: II nj, Il state sectet, wou
7l'rsn>. said to f~ the strns man y shc Nr"i'
Pa, penny rale! Of tn, eIIy lsr thv rtnS
it better ELL, and probably drop crumbs into yci
hopper more frequently Respectfully yuurs,
ToJ. RussE11. for>G, E.1
This notc which was scut to Charley with II
one dated VI Wednesday aud printed above, Was el
dorEed.
thing and was 1arr.y i Kind If behind tt
Hcenea friend and baIktE.
After The ro,t hail .rcn a.,oa. rgo y week
CHIEF Justic*: tha>e, 4 pso.LI:rut Candidate Il
the Presidency, was inviet! II Dtc4lIt Tta.Ier
it. As will he Seen t'y tho fuiowiu despatch on Il
ed OF Octoo*1, lsi':
NEW iokx, Oct -, 1867.
1Jnn. D. Gsacl1ou, lHiLh!<if.iiu:
Please send to Chase At Washington, q n1c
Jusss from tti-swginninc. have written HIN
s5 sa5 In rn'l~sirn'a ;srne 9 fFay; a'n s''1s =
in.1k1
1inw he succeeded Will M1. Chase Is nnknow
hut II Is reported thai the crrx lived sal1n
for SoMe weeks. The real cause Of the 3ho
despatch Is 10 be seen su the following lett
TRIBUNE Ep11,,lstAL ROOM,
Ff7lzy-M!tuleht
with money wc must win without / am sure t
mann8 will fail when We are hungry. Orr sta
have siood By US; they never desert man at
;1no Nc Was lsfe; strongly advised agatt
licked out No:htnE llkc having a friend a1 cou
What do ynu mean hy Forney being .nollI1c
What do you mean t,r Chase Incu feeling us
that: Keep me well informed. want to work Il
DAY: then 90 through to see Chase for the F.
an tz5tnX to lar riie fur Cameron. Grow q
lots OF people. Grow who wants to he Vice Prc
cent, haa promised me help already. When l ha
"'N ai,out the I"et; no, till then.
Supplies, says the Su.., ran short when /
hase se1 mosemTa. e 1tS IN out II became necesst
Curtin WAS prominent candidate for The
publican nomination fur Vice i'.rsae
An attempt ~as male To strike b
dnencc oi tie naeshlp III New York .iu her +
tenders In Philadelphia worth that amou
Trenches Ncrc dug and approaches were made
zhc Governor, in regular Ia1AssIls- Thc siege vi
Rtrpn0 oun1>ut unsuccessful Thr Sun cpu,tpu
NE {Nrrn un,1nY fOr