New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-03-27
TG'HE UNE for 1861.


PROSPECTUS.
THE WEEKLY TRIBUNE is now in its xxth Volum.
THE TRIBUNE will oe az has been Political Joarhsi
though not sIclnvely But while 1t gives prominence anu
emphasis 70 the discussion and calculation Of the great issue OF
ba dv n sinks none Of the ohGracteriscs Of Business ana
Fsmav Newsparer During the past year THE TRIBUNE
has been obliged todevoe quite large proportion oi spce
TO Politics hope he able to limit the space devoted to
Political discussion devote Of columns to subjects
of intense, but more abiding interest Among he'e we
mean to pay especial attention to
L-EDUCATIeN
Tho h,lo ,nse,t Of Education both Popular aud General
win be discussed our throughout the year 1861 and
we lone 70 enlist IN that discussion some Of the proioundes
thinkers and the ablest Instructors in country 1t At once
our hope and that the cause OF Education shAH To-
ceive impetus from the e1eEGons 0! AhI " '
behalf during the year 1861
u.-AGRICULTURE
We haze been compelled TO restrict calculations OF this
es interest throughout 1860 and shall endeavor TO atone
therefor In 1861 Whatever discovery deduction demonstrations
I, reued to render reward Of labor devoedtO cultivation
more ample CERTAIN shall receive prompt aud full A'en
ton. .,,,.. on,-,,.,
W, hu .rerv invention or enterprise whereby American
cp and are attracted to and advSntaeouy employed
In any department Manufacturing Mechanical Industry as
real contribution the Public Veal insuTing amper ssader
more convenient remunerstng markets to the Farmer
with uer employment and better wages TO the Lsborer The
Progress of Mining Iron making Seelmakng Cothweaving
&c &C. In our country and the world shall be watched and
reported by u with earnest and active sympathy.
| IV-FoREIoN AFFAIRS.
.emnlov the best correspondents In London, Paris Turin
Berlin and other European capitals to transmit US early and ac
there silently but certainly pre-
rar In spite pressure Of Domestic Fohtcs our news
from the Old World varied and amPei but we shs have
TO render perfect during the evenu year Just peioIe ns
Y.-HoME NEWS
We employ regular paid correspondents In California al
ba Is,hrnn, Of Dsren In the Rocky Mountain Gold Re
zion and wherever else they requisite From tie
more accessible portions of country, we derive our
information mainly the multarous correspondents oi hs
Associated Press from our exchanges aud the occaond letters
NJ in.elrent fiends We print the cheapest general
with the fullest and authentic summary Of Use
t,,pteigenee that IS anywhere Afforded Hoping to msks
each dv cc on the as and print better and better paper
from wear 10 year. steadily enlarged through the
generous cooperation many wei wsheTs we fone and
,hau labor TO deserve o continuance of pubic AyoF
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