New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-06-22

The EYpress favors its readers with the following pep
behind the curtain which shields the newspaper mar
tactnre from the optics of the multitude
1--WE believe il pretty notorious fact that our psd,
correspondence from Cons'aniinople, Vienna, 81 P-r
burg, Rene Madrid etc, etc, very ofen means cors
pondence from Liverpool only, made up from the Lond
and Psri. journals
Now we do not absolutely kROr and cannot pos
lively affirm that there journals as knayish all
deceptive as The Express here but it is Coz
Gdeut beef that such very rare. Our positive kAO
edge is confined to car business; and We 10
most solemny readers that no single letter
has appeared in our columns written in London Psrsw
Liverpool and dated in any Of he capitals above NAMED
On the contrary the letters we have published dars
the past year dated ut Constantinople Vienna, ROns
Naples Lisbon and other European capitals, well N
those from London and Paris were all written, TO he
hest of our ovedge and belief az the places NAMED
IN their respective dates all written by whom W
had every reason to believe well informed and reliable
and most of whose names, had We been at liberub
give them would have invested their adyices with add
tional and decided interest II The Express has ressa
10 believe las we presume il has) that any New-Yoh
journal is guilty of the chcaneries il procaims ii ought
TO specify the suspected offender, aud not indulge
sweeping and unfOunded mpuations against the ntegi
~ and good faith of the Press in general
Our Foreign Correspondence is to an object
much solieitude and expense One of the Editors and
PROJECTORS of The Tribune has devoted several yearsh
travelling in the interest and the expense of this paper
having last written from China on his way to the
of war 10 that country, it may be found
cessary or convenient. Thence he expects to proceed
TO Japan with the L. $. Naval Expedition, to sec what
information he can send us from that secluded redm
He will probably return next winter by way of Calkr
I'll. h.. al In, Lahal tka "a
summer after the God-felds had been fairly opened
We do not know that any other journal has sent
Editor to explore California expressly as Correspond
ent and with no personal or pecunary object apart from
this Mr. Tayors Explorations of Central Africa and th,
branches of the Nile in our behalf are among the most
memorable American contributions 10 the civilized
worlds knowledge Of those benighted regions. Two
other Correspondents have written from Asia Minor
and the Holy Land within the last few months, while We
have three reliable advisers in California Of whom
writes from San Francisco by each Mail. We con
scious that our Foreign Correspondence may yet be-
tended and perfected and we shall spare pains nor
reasonable expense to that end but meantime
We shall not tamely abide Unjust imputations.
The Express proceeds say that many Of the Euro
pean espondents are exles from their respective
countries political grounds and therefore untrust
worthy It is true that two three of our London
correspondents are refugees from the domains Of one
or another of the Imperial and Royal villains who have
backened their souls with perjury and murder since
their recovery from the tornado and panic Of l5i'
That these correspondents feel strongly their wrongs
aud their countries woes-tbat they hope ardently n
and look wistfuly for the good time comiog'-s yep
evident; but that their advces colOred by theIf
hopes and feelings remains Improved. Let whoever
would mpeach their general accuracy give chapter and
verse for bis accusation.