New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-05-31


malice or misfortune while Of usefulness viii be
s.i Friends in Ncw.Yors and elsewhere 'vIl you not
,e deayor to procure US one Subscriber his week and
sLus add to our deep obligations
sAosrrr,sEss-seven ago commenced M paper with
90, FIVE hundred have orer ten thousand
,dsv increase our regular edition eleven thousand copies
OR circulation within this City and is .icialiy twice az sre"
, CT any paper with single exception But even TINS does
@ fully the great advantages afforded BIZ this AdTer
ss sne our wholly the active enter
s energetic middle class hs read for advantage as vel as in
s-r,,ion while the fact large portion Of sheet devo
G TO reading matter the Of their appearance gave AZ
vsr.eenen additional prominence Bat S multiply words
Ynnss paper Wing Cause solicit patron
age Advertiser, and VII! rcqu:,e It most a,aa!y
gon. AEEx vArTnMARE. who has arien;y devoted
r-s;y wears of his life the great work Of establishing
crzaat. International Exchanges of BOOKS Manuscripts
Pictures Statues and other Works Of Science and art
esks euve of This country Tuesday the 9Th Of June lie
S been two wears in America unfolding his great idea -
se scientific the learned the powerful By whom it has been
unanimously received with appreciation and often with
easfc,iasn At Washington, every prominent Executive
cc and every Member of Congress united to give their
xpes written sanction and law unanimously passed
s,ng every facility aid the power Of tle Govern
. "a the work of eAectng Exchanges OF valuable books
docrcnts sculptures &c with Europe and between differ
or, oor,ons OF our own country The of good that
rnay thus hc achieved very ling nconceivnbe
xizape exchange .fhe surplus copies o; Geological in
cnIsycal Typographical ntcrnal improvement and Coast
Serves OF this country which lie useless and cumbrouS
N the cccs4cs Of our Federal asd State Capto tor s:n
M % equally valuable records and scarcely known
~ ,;,c among us would be immensely beaeGcal So
exr other department of Useful knowledge. There
rv,as and chronicles OF the greatest historical scientific
c OF which one volume only be found in one library
usser in second, and perhaps il third, scPa-
RACED by thousands of miles from each other nearly worth
Jz in their severed condition. There hundreds OF thou
On OF duplicates in the great libraries OF the world
exchange o which between each other would add incacula-
sIy 20 e value of each Very often the usprizcd and I'M
Used book. living rubbish in the garretS OF city would
fsra Public Library superior which tina; city has
sr cnovcd And the principle extends to every depart
srrz, Of knowledge
, the idea of NJ Vacmarc is not limited to the mere
c,csiag of Literary Exchanges lie aims at the eSia'-
Erncn, in each principal City OF Great Institute OF tera
sr Science and Art which shall include It's several de-
rrtreu,s vast Library Museum Gallery OF Paintings
Scup,ues &c a l.yceum, and Lecture Room, al Open
and free n air 10 the whole Pcepc These will afford
CTR Youth universally the means OF better Education tee
Of nrse and without sub,ractng from the proper hours
efy al)r
xr.slics 50 called We that every !oung man who
.i choose devote two hours CT each secular day
m .hc dechl pursuit of knorledgc from his tenth to MS
erc.eth year might thus obtain tar better practical cdG
easosa perfect preparation 10 perform useiuy ana
Arc-abv the duties Of and ctizen-than ne can now
obtain a; college W abic through the sacrifice OF many hur
is of dollars and OF the four best years OF his life. And
ne great excellence Of this plan is that its benefits would
nj, be restricted onehat OF the human family but might
b. nnlbraccd and enjoyed BY Wonaa we'll as Man and
emancipation and elevation from OF snsraucc t.ye!ty
and relative degradation in winch She IS confined By
vcss and mockery of education 10 the proper dig
aily of rational and immortal being
E we must not nger here present the benign and far
va.hug results OF NJ va,tcuares iabor he has Keen
ESQ years in our Country and expanding thousands of his
ssrn money cNpcns, Journeys. asking and looking for
rro.npcuse but promoting the good OF mankind ATd he
s ua the whole been ennently successful de has effect;
al ,cty some 36 900 exchanges, and has paved the
s m ni,c and accelerated continuance OF The good work
Er excited of the great cities deep interest
n general subject OF improving and cheaPcnins the means
& k,sow ledge Especially in Baltimore Boston and Mont
rsnI has this spirit been thoroughly awakened Or
Sy hiss thus far responded but ieebiy his appeals. This
sr rot continue He leaves probably for eight
days hence aad there ought be prompt demonstration
as here the good seed has fallen wholly upon stony
ground We respectfully suggest to The Directors Of the
Mercantile Library ana New-York Lyceuu ;ha; one or the
ether of those Societies should confer with " Waite
H1c and ascertain when will be convenient for him de-
a'eF sTe Lecture citizens exposition TIE great
Ha {" MS hfe AT the close citizens II they think pre-
~ can testify to the departing Phlnn,hropist ;her arpre
s's OF his motives and services Friends of intellectual
sray''s' let not the opportunity pas UNDECIDED.
MEXICAN CRY, lsdiasa (and the ,ay port OF ,,, s,,
a IAhe Michigan.l is growing steadily to in,por,ance
gFrc vessels have been loading there time this S,r
u.o ,!sn took 1900 barrels OF Po another 1900 bar
q Flour; and there are 5000 81 Pork, and 900 of
saoar waiting for shipment