New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-12-05
wasn't any better of than we now are, once
That's some consolation, any now!

wasn't any better of than we now are, once
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TnE TRIBUNE.-The Tenth Volume OF
The Net0- York Tri64tne commenced on the 7t9
INST 1t is first rate publication, and any q
eur friends desire New York paper we "o''1
''Ae ''O'-A ~ INT Holly IN j. Mirror
THE NEW Y oRK tribune l h ;a,u ede q
ard cheapest Of American Journais, mas "a
prospectna for the Tenth Volume a ab;og con
know that it was never IN mcre ~ the Daily
diton since it was first estaDllsp -, donhled in
end Semi w eekly have recently II na,q ranks az
s,Ao " ~: 80 TTpion and is probably not sufpasS-
tne hrst 10 Wv snv in the world. There are now,
nhonf $50 400 sheets annually distributed
=. a. aions of the country. al ITS present rate
IN an seoso within wear from its enlargement
All; last. il is estimated, it will have an az,
l ~ annual circulation Of 100000 copies
Ne then. if any of our readers after supplying
tbssaselges NTH sufficient number % comfy pa
Ders. want city paper, we can recommend no
better or cheaper one than the 1he NeW, f0rN
Tribune. Warren Pa Mail.
NEw-YoRK WEEKLY TRIBUNE.-The
publishers of this paper have issued their pro-
spectus for the 10th volume, which commenced on
the 7th Of this month. The Tribune, we believe
has at present a more extensive circulation than
any other p0liticalnewspaper IN the United states
Having had the reading of The Tribune more
or less for several years, we can safely ana non.
estly say, that of all "Whg' or "Democfatic
papers with which we have become acquainted
this is decidedly the best
On all the great and absorbing questions OF the
dav the editor takes "high ground far IN adj
vance of his party-so much so, that we nave
often wondered how he could remain In Its ranks,
advocating with all his might the non'extenslon
Of Slavery, while the great ones OF his party were
III i,.Hu pIth N
Interference Or compromise.
The NEW DIRK TRIBUNE.-This popu-
lar newspaper has recently published It's Propec-
Jus for 1851. Tie Tribune, although partlzan
journal, has achieved wide and well deserved
celebrity rs truthful vehicle OF Intelligence, and
an able expositor of the hopeful an! progressive
tendencies OF the age. For Its able ana search
ing discussion OF all the practical scientific, lite-
rary and social questions that engross the thoughts
of the people, Yhe Tribune is Justly Prlzed by
the most approaching and liberal OF American
minds 1t advocates change, and renovation, yet
its tenor of radicalism is not of that leveiug and
destructive kind which torgets the right OF exist
ing interests to protection and support. Its hearty
sympathy with the depressed everywhere, It's
thorough denunCiation of wrong, In high places
and low, and it's hopeful belief ia the general ele-
walton Of the race, make The Tribune an oracle
of the great mass who are struggling for the
mails of humanity Not without faults, it is doubt
less the best secular journal On the continent, II
not in the world. Its present aggregate clrcula-
sion including the daily, weekly and semi-week-
ly editions, is about $4,000. Havana (N.YJ Rep
THE WEEKLY TRlBuNE FOR ISL
The tenth volume of this invaluable Journal, it will
be seen by prospectus published in that paper,
commences On Saturday the 18th inst. Upon the
merits of TIE Tribune it is unnecessary to
odi boal model N
paper of the world, and the reading public both OF
this country aud Europe regard ii as journal lii
the statements and views of which the highest
confidence may be safely reposed;
~ THE Newly DIRK TRIBUNE has IL
Editors and Reporters, and IN all 1870 persons daily
employed on it. The weekly expenditures are
s., 500. 1t is owned in 100 shares, the majority
of them bv the original proprietors Messrs. Gree
lev & McErath, the remainder by five Assistant
Editors and five other persons employed IN the es-
Establishment The daily issue is over $4,000 and
abe weekly Al, 900. [Newburyport tMass) Herald.
NEWSPAPER ESTABLISHMENTS The Ne1O-
York Dale Tribune was established in 1871. 1t
has ALWAYS been sold at two cents copy. Since
the commencement of the present year, TT size
has been double and it now appears in the Quarto
form, like the large London Journals.
The London Times, which is universally con-
ceded to be the most extensive newspaper estab-
lishment IN the world, contains, as printers USutiy
measure or estimate, hundred and ninety
thousand ems, and is sold at ten cents copy, or
thirty dollars year. The Tribune contains one
hundred and seventy five thousand ems 1t will
thus be seen that The Tribune contains nearly
the same amount imatter at one-ilith OF the price
This measure, in both cases has reference to the
seading matter exclusive of Advertisements;
The Daily Tribune has circulation OF over
eighteen thousand copies. The establishment gives
employment to twelve editors and reporters, thirty
seven printers, two proofreaders thirteen press
men engineers and other laborers about the press
room In addition to these they have fourperma-
nent Correspondents in Europe, three regular Cor
respondents at Washington two in Canada, &c
&c. Indeed they have regular or occasional Cor
respondents scattered over the whole Western
Continent.
The Tribune is, enlphatically, nctcSpaper.
Western Mass Daily Tribune.
Subscriptions received 10 tho Weekly Tribune
SATURDAY NOV. 80