New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-01-15
THE TRIBUNE for 1861.
PROSPECTUS.

PROSPECTUS.
THE WEEKLY TRIBUNE IL Bow in its Xxth Volume
rg Tho mas, ,ssr THE TRIBUNE has been Obliged to dc
- large r,opoYtion Of its space Politics, but aha
h.neeoh be able limit space devoted TO POLITICAL DISCUS
sion and devote columns to subjects oi ie's intense
but more abiding interest Among Eese We mean TO pay e.
Iecisl at;ensionso -.
The whole subject Of Education, both Popular Snd General
win be disguised in columns throughout the year soi ana
we hops TO ent in that discussion some Of me pooandes
thn a9d be sbes. Instructors IN or country a. once
ou hone and our resolve that Of Educsion shall
ceiys on tnpe.u. from the e1erions Of THE TRIBUNE in '
behslf during the year 1851.
H-AoRICuLTURE.
e have been compelled to restrict oar calculations o tAis
rst nte 1860 and shall endesyor TO aiene there
for !, h.'eysr di'O0yer dsaao,on demonstration is i.
ns mes. s- certain 'A'll receive pi'"'' 'A' i"il '''
'A@s~3 aS-NANUAacTUREs,G &c.
We hsB every invention enterpgiss whereby American
an and Labor are and sdyantageousy employed
On any department Manufacturing or Mechanical Industry ~
real contribution to Public Veal insurtng amper esder
convenient more remunersns markets 70 'no
with fuller employment and better wages 10 the Laooor The
Prog4ess Of Mining IronnnskIns em'kpg ClohwesSing
&c &C., in our county and the world shA be watched and
repore a.by =. with sa esInes and sctye sympathy
y-YoEgIoN AFFAIRS.
We employ the beT correspondents in London Paris Turin
syees greet changes there silently but certainly
pairing la spite OF the pressure oi Domestic Politics cur news
from the Old World varied and ample; but we sha hayo
10 render u peec during the eventual year just before
v.-HoME NEWS
We employ regular paid correspondents In California at the
Ihihos Of Dsn, in the Rocky Mountain Gold Region, and
wherever else they requisite From the accessible
portions country derive information mainly
from tho nulaous correspondents Of the Assoc.ed Press
from our e.cauges and the oocason letters Of intelligent
friends. We aim pint hs cheapest general newspaper with
The fullest and suhentc summary Of useful intelligence
tt Is snyw here afforded Hoping to make each day critic
Oh the last" sDa print better and ktter paper from to
year. ss our means steadily egei through the ssetSus
cooperation Of sny wewiShers solicit and shs labor
10 deserve q continuance Of public favor
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