Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1850-10-04
An Associated NeWSDarer,

The New York Tribune, illustrates the
value of journal which Is tuilt up by the la
Dor Of persons Who are interested in working
for that purpose. The Tribune has 10 part
ners. Il is the true and the just way, for
when men toll, they should receive the benefit
Of their labor:
1.-The Tribune establishment has gradually
been increased, until it now gives recar en-
ployment to twelve editors and reporters, thir-
ty-sevon printers, engineers and other laborers
in the press room, four permanent correspon-
dent at Washington, two In Canada, two IN
Californ, one in Mexico, one in Havana, one
in Central America, one in Philadelphia, one
in Boston, one in Baltimore, &c, &C., four
wrapper writers, four clerks, sixteen hands in
the mailing department, three eTrand boys,
twerty-elght carriers in the city and vicinity,
IN all above 1870 persons steadily engaged in
preparing and sending forth the Tribune. In
addition 10 these, there might be Teckoned
large number of writer's in various parts of
Europe and all over this country who make
the Tribune the vehicle Of thought and jntelli-
gencc as they have to communicate to the pub
nc but we have enumerated only those who
permanently form portion Of our establish
meut. The issue Of our paper are now, in
round numbers, IS, 500 Daily, I4.400 Weekly
100 Semi-N eehIy, 3, 300 for California, 800
for Europe, 100. 200 sheets weekly, and s.
300, 800 annually distributed to all sections of
this country and to the principal places in 9th
er parts OF the civilized world. This must not
however. be taken as the permanent number
tor. since the enlargement Of the Daily on the
10Th of April last, its circulation has increased
3,IO0 copies, in spite Of this effects of the
warm season, which usually dIminishes the
circula ion ot news papers. In the same time
the weekly has gained 1000, and the Calior
mia 'f'rih 2 btr+i 4
of April next, the daily will circulate - 600
copies, and the weekly Is ,G00 copies, while
the aggregate annual circulation of the New
y York Tribune will be 10000 900 copies,
Seven and half tons ofpaper are CONSUMED
weekly, and the average weekly expenditure
is y, 800, or SI45, 90 per annum.
The editorial department consists Of Mr..
Greely, responsible editor, In charge Of the
political department and preparation of the
editorials, assisted by G.. A. Dana. Mr.. u.
has charge Of the European news and politics
Mr.. J. +. Cleyerland has charge OF the polltl-
cal and miscellaneous news Of this country.
Mr.. G.. NJ. Snow has charge of the CONNER
cial department. Mr.. George Ripley OF the
literary department. Bayard TAYLOR has charge
of California and South American matte s.
Mr.. w. Newman of ship news. NJ. McE.-
rath superintends the publishing and financial
department, the details OF which are under the
more immediate chargh of Messrs. ). Sinclair
and II. NJ. Strebeigh.
AS property, the establishment is held in
one hundred shares, of which the larger num-
Der are owned By Messrs. Greedy q -UcEl-
rath, the original proprietors, while the resi-
due owned by fye assistant editors, and fire
other assistants longest CONNECTED with and
most responsibly employed in the several de-
partments of printing and publishing.