New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-08-02
WAR NEWS FOR THE PRESS OF THE CoUN-
TRY.
GENEROUS RECOGNITION or ITS SOURCE.
From The Boston Advertiser, July p.

From The Boston Advertiser July o.
The press and public Of this country alike greatly
indebted 10 Tue NEW YORK TRIBUNE for the enterprise,
quite without precedent In journalism, which ~ mas
gathering IN EroS na otbep papeTs aTe
getting ready TIE TRIBUNE is in the field and the con
trast between its brilliant performance and the sounding
promises OF some OF its rivals and the absurd inventions
published cable dispatches by others cannot ia to
make impression the public mind, which VIII be
worth to the paper all its large expenditure
Prom The Cincinnati Commercial July 80 - ~,
As yet we have heard nothing nom me Ne,g, forE
RUSSELL he Is better known In this country, must nc
proceeding to headquarters m an OK cart or one 81 eS
District, and W ich are drawn by hoDOled NUT anu
ae womap Meantme ana VINE S front we have 70
rely upon THE TRIBUNE for special news. IDat enter
Of correspondents at Headquarters with communications
open 70 Paris Berlin and London aud their dispatches
have been so far, not only fresh but trustworthy.
from The Boston Commercial BulIsdu July -.
MODERN NEWSPAPER ESTERPRIsE.-THE NEw-YoRK
TRIBUNE is showing marked example of liberal expen-
ing very full reports of news from Europe gave
lis readers Thursday over three columns Oh APE
its correspondent I'm London, with the tul reports sent
him other correspondents on the Continent ana we
think TIE TRIBUNE l. the only paper thus ar tat mas
given special news from either Of the armies OF
the leading capitals during tine present EuFopeaad
troubles. Under the rules OF tne AssoeldIeo
press each paper OF the Association Is
compelled to give The other papers access to ts seeial
dispatches so that this enterprise OF our contemporary
does not impress itself sgnay on the general IeIeI'
though il cannot fail 10 command the attention OF new
m'per n ~ Gav naper of the period from the fact
that the cable tolls the dispatches OF the btlV
London relating TO the obtaining and transmission Of
news, cost over 5000 in gold the FIRST two days.
Tho enterprisc shown by TIE NEw-YoRK TRIBUNE In
the coect6n and publication Of trustworthy news from
the seat Of war, il making that popular paper mgre
ever popular From its special correspondents the pub
lie have been put in possession OF almost an OF Ie t
few DAYS 90 one of THE TRBUSEs cotemporarles an
nounced with immense flourish OF trumpets tna9
war correspondent" upon terms that were worthy OF
Bonner. 1t is somewhat surprising under the ciISu
stances with what freedom the same JOufhat aP
ProPraes TnE t & @ is to
make his 2OOOO ne is certainly well paid for little or no
service II is probable however, that the igh thrown
upon the situation in Europe by TIE IiButE t
spondcut led its cutorprising contemporary 10 tnA "'
it "shOne Tor all"
From The Boston Transcript July 90 -..,, 10
blood OF newspaper, as may wen ne
conceived And the paper which sN9 e ac tG ne
sar anti fd nd viii RecS7e largely
amount of patronage compensation forthe adnrapIe
qualities displayed such VIII be the case win The
SEW-YoRK TRIBUNE, whose correspondents aI
metz and Berlin keep the o whole American M tRq
French and Prussan armies The large expenditure re-
CURED Tor the purpose Of Min sg good in
vesmen in the increase of patronage to the payer Tn
American journalism. In some respects THE TRIBUNE
is eclipsing the London press on its own ground
From The Wilmington Commercial, Jaly 2s -,
After reading the clear and ineligible special as
patches OF THE NEwYogK TRIBUNE concerning the war
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wander through the contradictory and meaning~'S gu
patches OF the general press TIE TRIBUNE never brought
is splendid more cfectuay INTO actlon tD
It has done during the present emergency. pit.
Smaley, its London correspondent, Is one OF thc
most ACCOMPLISHED editors this country mas pro,
duced and he IL able to gather and condense thcrc a
that can be known of the situation and movements OF @
opposing armies to send nothing not worth sehd
ing and what f. worth he sends by cable, without regard
To- expense Yesterday THE TRIBUNE had nearly three
of its broad columns filed with cable dispatches
MT The " l. SUMS announce ment OF us engage.
ment of Russell ruse, sell or something OF mn
kind! He does MT to send his dispatches on "th
much dispatch.
From The Waterbury American. July 81.
The press OF the entire country relies on IHE lB' NJ
war correspondents for almost all news OF importance
From The New-IIaven Palladium, July %.
It would he chursh not to recognize the entei1riTe
Tar TRIBTSE Ia showing in its special war dlspaches
They IRE altogether the best received by any paper
sometimes obviously cOored by the strong sylnpatmee
of the senders-sympathes, this time in the right diec
ton-that which we published yesterday morning GIVING
details Of the organization OF the French army was e\l
IDENTITY impartial. c
TIE NRw-YORK TRIBUNE is far ahead OF It's cotennpo
rares in giving full and accurate news Ii publishes
every day, at an enormous expense several columns o.
reliable and interesting information teegapned from
the European capitals by special agents OF HE TRIBUNE
gentlemen well known in Journalism for their AFFINITY
| and trustwOrthiness