THE NETWORK JOURNAL OF COMMERCE
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THE NETWORK JOURNAL OF COMMERCE, Has been determined on by large number of hb- era gentlemen of that city, and is be edited by the subscriber, with associate of distinguished literary attainments. 1t IS to be DAILY MORNING PAPER ,de- voted principally to commere and manufactures, but

 including politics, literature, and whatever else that may be interesting to intelligent men of business Ad- vertsmens for the theatre, of lottery tckets and of business to be transacted on the Sabbath, will be cluded. It is intended that the Shipping List shall not be surpassed in the country, especially will usual in New-York price current will be inserted soon as arrangements can be made to furnish one, which can be relied upon. The price is the same as other New-York papers, $l0--A Journal will be is- sued SEMI-WEEKLY, containing the principal matter, at $4. To companies subscribing six papers seventh will be included gratis.

 The gentlemen who have determined upon the es- tablishment of this paper have not done it with view to any pecuniary advantage. They have higher motive and one which has long interested the feelings of moral and religious men in Boston, New-York and any amount which may be required. But it is evil dent that to accomplish any valuable purpose wide circulation must be had. "A good subscription list has been obtained in New York, but the enterprise is

 in it's character and has to contend with many and powerful obstacles. To overcome these, no labor nor expense on the part of the projectors the Ed itors will be spared. And they invite the hearty co- operation of all those, who would sustain the business of tic country and it's civil and literary institutions upon the basis of Christian religion and sound nor aliy.

 details of preparation can be arranged. And it is re- quested that names should be returned soon, without the payment of postage, to Arthcr Tappan Esq. New York. DAVID HALE,