New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-01-10
THE RIBUNE for 1861.
PROSPECTUS.

PROSPECTUS.
| THE WEEKLY TRIBUNE is in its XXth Volume
pung the pan year THE TRIBUNE has been Obliged to de
vote que large proportion Of M space to Politics. but we shall
heuceforb be able limit devoted to Political discus
sion and devote columns subjects OF le,, intense
I'M, more abiding interest Among these TO
pecisl sttentionto
L-EDUCATI0s.
The whole subject Of Education both Popular and General
will be discussed columns throughout the year 1851 sad
WE hope to enlist discussion Of the Proounde
hinkeT aud sble instructors in country 1t ct once
our hope and our that the Of Educson shall re-
ceiye az impetus from the ezertons Of THE TRIBUNE IN s
behalf during the year lel
H--AGRICULTURE.
We have been compelled restrict calculations OF this
est throughout and shall endesvor to atone there
for In 1861 whatever discovery, deduction denomination Il
calculated toendeI the reward Of labor devoted to cultivation
more ample certain shall receive prompt and fall ct
teution - ,,.,,,,, 1,,,,nro a.,
We hail every invention enterprise whereby American
Capital and Labor are attracted and employed
in any OF Manufacturing Mechanical Industry
real contribution the Public Wes insurus apler adler
more convenient recommending markets 10 the Farmer
with fuller employment and better the Lsbofer The
Progress. Mining Iron making Steemsking Cloth weaving
&C. &C. country the world shall be watched and
reporediby Us with sn earnest and sctiye sympathy
Y-FoREIGN AFFAIRS.
We employ the beS correspondents In London Paris Turin,
curAe adyces Of the great changes there silently but certainly
p1ring In pe OF the pressure OF Domestic Politics.
from the Old World varied aud ample but shall have
70 render perfect during the eysntf year just before
y.--uOME NEWS.
We employ regular paid correspondents IN California the
Ishus of Dariep the Rocky Mountain Gold Region
wherever sse they requisite From the accessible
portions OF country derive information mainly
the nutaous correspondents Of the Asocisted Pess,
from exchange and the occsona letters Of intelligent
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The fullest end most authentic summary Of useful intelligence,
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on tie ab and print better and better paper from yen 10
steadily enlarged through the
cooperation Of many well wher solicit and shA labor
10 deserve a continuance OF public ievoE
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