New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-01-03
THE TRIBBNE for 1861.
PROSPECTUS.

PROSPECTUS.
THE WEEKLY TRIBUNE !, now In iis xxth Volume
During the pas, year. THE TRIBUNE lA been Obliged TO ds
vote quite sIg, proportion Of m to Politics. bat We shall
henceoh be able limit fpsce devoted to Political Discus
.iop and devote most Of columns subjects Of e intense
but more abiding interest, Among these, mean TO
pecial attention 10
L-EDUCATIoN
Tn. whole subject Education, both Popular and G-nsra
viii be discussed columns throughout The lS6i and
we hope 70 enlist IN that discussion OF the pofouDdsss
thinkers aud the abes Instructors In country tha once
our hope and resolve that the Of Edueaon 'ha
ceye al impetus from the exeons oi THE TRIBUNE IN is
behalf during the year 1851
U.-AGRICULTuRE.
W. have been compelled restrict sgcisopr Of this
rres 1850 and shall endsayor TO atone there
for In 1851 Whatsoever discovery deduction, dsmonfson, s
calculated to render the reward Of labor devoted to cultivation
ample certain. shall receive prompt and a 81
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w. hail every invention enterprise whereby American
Capita and Labor attracted TO and sdvantsgsousy employed
IA sny DEPARTMENT OF Manufacturing Mechanical Industry
real the Public Veal insuring smper eadsr
more renunestng markets to the Farmer
with iue. employment and better 10 the LsboeT The
Progress Of Mining Iron making mskns Cloth weaving
&c. &c. In country and the world shall be watched and
reported by us with an esrpe, and active sympathy.
V.-FOREIGN AFFAIRS.
w. employ the best correspondents In London Paris furn
Berlin and other European capitals to transmit early aud so
curae sdees OF the changes there silently but certainly pre-
patiar In spite of the pressure Of Domestic Politics.
from the Old World varied and smpei but shall have
10 render perfect during the eventiu year Just before u
v.-H0ME NEWS.
We employ regular paid correspondents In Cornis, at the
Ishnus of Dsrrn In the Rocky Mountain Gold Region, aud
wherever else they requisite. From the accessible
nortiou, Of our own county, derive information mainly
from the munous correspondents OF the Associated Pres"
oi our exchanges and the occasional letters Of intelligent
We aim TO print the cheapest general Newspaper with
the ue., auheptc summary OF useful intelligence
that Afforded Hoping make each day critic
on the last and print better and better paper from year TO
year. a, steadily enlarged through the generous
cooperation Of our many wswi'hs soc. aid shall labor
10 deserve 8 continuance Of public favor.
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THE TRIBUNE ALMANAC FOR 1861.
Tb. popular Annual will be ready about tbs i's Of January
and will contain
THE RETURNS or THE ELECTIONS OF 1850,
and large amount Of other interesting Political mster
PRIoE IL cents; copies for Il" copies sSs Po''se
p.id By Express. 81 per 100 Cash orders solicited
~ Back numbers Of TRHuSK ALsASIc esn De supplied M
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