New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-12-25

THE TRIBUN Z fer lo l.
PROSPECTUS.
THE WEEKLY TRIBUNE Is In It's Xxth YolGme.
During lie ps year. THE TRIBUNE has been obliged to de-
vote aue large proportion oits spsce Politics. but we shall
nh a able 10 limit ssee devoted 10 Political discus
sion and Of eoamns TO subjects OF lees Intense
but more abiding interest Among these, mean to Psy
peeis attention 10
I-EDUCATION
The whole yhiec of Education, both Popular and 6euera
Will be discussed in our thougou. the year 1861 and
we hone to ons. tina: discussion ohe Posounlest
thinkers and The sbet instructors in country It's once
or hope and olive that the of Education shall
efve inp-.us nom The eAercns oi ihE Afubob n s
behalf during tie yesE 1851.
u.-AGRICuLTURE
have been compelled 20 restrict calculations Of this
eei interest 1900 and shall endeAyor 70 stone there
for In 1851 discovery deduction, denomination, Is
este5 10 render the rsynrd of sbor devoted 10 cultivation
more ample OF certain, shall receive prompt and foil a.
teutioH
U.-MANUFACTUREs, &C.
We hail every invention egiorpIise whereby American
Csra sbor attracted 10 aud sdysnge1ny employed
IN any department Of Manufacturing Mechanical Industry
real onrbuon 20 the Public Veal isang snpor seader
more convenient recommending Ekcs to the Farmer
with fuller employment and be.tcr weges TO the Laboye Tbs
Progress Of Mining IOn making Steel making Cloth weaving
&c. &c. and the world shall be watched and
reported byut wi'h earnest and sclye syInpeihy
E.-FOREIGN AFFAIRS.
We erloy he bes. correspondents In London Paris Turin
Berlin end other European eap TO lfansn Us early Ad ~
cus.e edyice he e there eny but certainly pre-
pairing In spite Of pressure OF Domestic Politics
from tho Old Wod varied and ample; bu. shell have
,o r.pde. o!e peree. during the eTenifu Just before
Y.-HOllE NEWS.
We employ regular paid correspondents In essoni Of The
I.thnus of Daen IN Tie Rocky Mountain Gold REGION ana
nhever rlse they requisite. From the more accessible
,oop. Of our own country dsriYo information mainly
ron the Iuliou. correspondents o. the Associated Pres
from or exchanges and the occasional letters Of intelligent
friends We aim print the cheapest general nepPaper with
the lue aud most authentic summary Of useIa intelligence
that anywhere soded Hoping make e7ch day critic
On the a prin. better and better Papor from year to
wear as ous means ee steadily enlarged through The generous
cooperation many werishers We socs and shall labor
10 deserve oostiagsRce Of public isVor.
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THE TRIBUNE ALMANAC FOR 1851.
This populsr Annual be ready bou. the lat of January
and VIII contain
THE RETURNS OF THE ELECTIONS OF 1850,
and large aiaou. Of other interesting Political matter.
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