New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-04-19

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PROSPECTUS
THE WEEKLY TRIBUNE IL nov 10 ns x1ist Volume
THE TRIBUNE viii BE- has bsens Political Journsl
though not exclusively But willis gives prominence ana
emphasis the discussion and eucidaton Of the great issue OF
the day snhs Of the charsc.erses Of business and
Family Newspspez. During the pas, year THE TRIBUNE
ha. Obliged todsvote quite large proportion OF psoe
To Poos hope be able TO limit the aoe devoted 10
Political discussion and devote Of our columns 70 'uoo
Of ess intense bu. abiding Interest Among these We
Laean to pay especial attention 10
DEDICATION.
II. whole ,ubeot of Education both Popular and General
win be discussed h throughout the yesr 1851 and
". hope to en,, the. discussion Of the profoandos'
thinkers and sbe Instructors In our country Its s ouoe
our hope and that the OF Education shall
oei,e an impetus from the eIerons Of The IhbUSEain
behalf during the year 1861.
M-AoRICULTURE.
We have compelled to restrc, our elucdsiions Of this
,res. interest throughout 1850 and shall sndeavor 10 atone
therefor In 1851 Whatever discovery deduction demonstration
Acued render the reward Of aso, devoted to cultivation
more ample OF certain ha receive promP, aud fuh 'en
non.
We hall every invention enterprise whereby American
Capital attracted to and sdysn,sroasy employed
In any department Of Manufacturing Mechanical Industry s
real contribution to the Public Veal insiDs smpe ssader,
more convenient remuneralns markets 10 the Farm er
with fuller employment and wages the Lsber The
proUs.s Of Mining Iron making stselnakns Cloth weaving
ko ke In country and the world shall be watched ana
reported by us with aud active sympathy
Iv.-FORElGN AFFAIRS.
w..npoy the beat correspondents In London, Psris Turin,
D.B and other European capitals to transmit as early and
, advice, great changes there silently but csrAnJ pre-
~ In suite Of the pressure Of Domestic Politics,
fo the Old wodl now varied and smpls but shall have
des IL more periec daring oyen.fu before
V-H0ME NEWS
w. .mnJoy REGULAR paid correspondents In California al
M, Isbna. Of DsIien In the Rocky Mountain Gold Re-
yon and wherever else they seem requisite From the
more accessible portions Of own country we derive our
information mainly from the mulous correspondents the
Associated Press tor exchanges and the seeasons letters
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nee ths. isanywhere afforded Hoping mako
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f wear 10 year steadily enlarged the
r.neious cooperation Of many We SOHO" ana
sksi labor TO deserve continuance OF p1bnc is'oL
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