New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-12-15
THEe TRIB Erf.orgl 90 /
PROSPECTUS.


THE WEEKLY TRIBUNE is now in its XXth Volume.
During tie bsst year TIE TRIBUNE has been Obliged TO de-
vote quite large proportion OF its to Politics but we hsu
henceOrt able to limit o1spsce devoted to Political discus
sion of coumus subjects OF less 'en
but more abiding interest Among these We mean to pas e'
DEDICATION.
The whole sab9c, of Edncston both Popular and General
will be disguised columns throughout the year Iso and
we hope 10 enlist in that discussion some OF the pofoundes'
thinkers Andzhe in country It's al once
our hope end onr tha the cause Of Education shall re-
ceive an iHpstp FROM the eaeriens OF THE TRIBUNE In ITS
behalf durin the year 1851, l'al.i l...-''
.sg6ivi. 90 II.--AGRI6ULTURE. i---.it
We have been compelled restrict eluedations oil ls
great 1860 and shall endssso to atone there
for in lS Whatever discovery deduction augmentation
cus;ed render the reward Of labor devoted to cultivation
ample sertn shall receive prompt and full st.
IIL--MANUFACTURE RES, Sc A., .t ....
We hall every invention enterprise whereby American
Capital sud arid employed
in any department Msnu cuing Mechanical Industry as a
real contribution the Public Veal insurng smpe stesdier
more convenient note remeTsting markets to the Farmer
with fuller employment and better 10 tle Lborsr The
Progress OF Mfhins Iron nsny Steemang Cloth weaving
&C. &C. in country and the world shall be watched and
reported byus with an earnest and scliye5ynps'hs'
.N.-FoRElGN AFFAIRS.
We employ the best correspondents in London Paris Turin
Berlin other European capitals to transmit early and &c
curate adyces of the great there silently but Certainly pre-
pariuv N spite Of the pressure OF Domestic Politics
from the Old wOai INV and snple bu! shall bave
to render perfect durus the eyen year just before u.s.
N.-HoblE NEWS. I,rI
We employ regular pad pondenis in California at the
lhns Dsren in the Rocky Mountain Gold Region and
wherever they requisite. From tho more accessible
portions Of our country derive our information mainly
from the nuaous correspondents Of the Associated Press
from our xchsn. The occssona letters Of intelligent
friends We aim 20 put the cheapest general newspaper with
the es, suthesuc summary of useful intelligence
thst anyuee aHo1ded Hopnsto make each day critic
on the ls and prit better and better paper from year to
year. ss os steadily enlarged through the generous
cooperation of our many well wher solicit and shall labor
TO deserve a ceDtip usnce Of public favor.
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