New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1842-03-24
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ISFLUrXcss p .sc chiefly u isr' % III n.n
gal Department; and aGnlfF"o RsT " D. Se1yyorA
J.& II. G. Langicy,57 chaha,f'
s,,l,;. ,oedica student most interest
,53 >, oy.r,. class most valuable. work.lts
d,.,ra - stated the preface, is to exhibit a
coo,cc,od view Of the lcading phenomena otzour
,=i;.,.,c both physical and medical. Its di'idcd
,wo parts The FIRST presents classihca-
ION Of the principal phenomena Of our climate
ciqsically nsidcred. The pecuarities OF the
c!lna,c at each lnilitury station in The four divi-
sons Of the United States presented, the Whole
BASED on statistics taken from the official records;
nd from these data are drduccd the general laws
Of climate throughout the countr:-y:ith the e:i-
ron,;ons noted and 20 fal as possible, explained
Tho second Part applies these law TO the eluci-
d,,;on Of disease The .anlc DIVISIONS preserved.
and tho whole is treated in very lucid and or
d.ry manner The work concludes with some
t,y me. OF General Deductions relating tothc
;odncrce q ,h- climates of different, sections upon
= difcrcn, dscases. The WORK IS illustrated by va
,,o,, drawings. and seems TO have been conlYiled
w,tb great ability and the stric;est attention to
l,cii and n.thodical arrangement. 1t will
proyc y,uobIe ACCESSION 10 the Scieuce II is in
,eadcd TO advance.
% SEA T.hEs. BY CoopEH1ENcYcLo-
q.pr, AMERICANA, new Edition; aud The
(,o,npIctc Works Of CHARLES ptcKESs-:n their
cI.ap. neat periodical form, haze rcacic, No. VI.
l,Iev are all interesting. and the Encyclopaedia j
c.pccally valuable to inca ef every class. They
are published By Israel Post SO Bowery
IS new penny daily paper, called the Ledger,
i ,o=be published in Boston, edited b. William
Bartlett.
I We have been requested 10 call tho at,en-
tina Of Christians in CITY - the hishpl Of
rcvs in most ot ON Churches asa scrious griev
ance to MANY Mechanic complains that h.
canno, obtain /. seat tol@ his family any church
Of the orde. 20 winch he belongs (Episcopa.) for
aay sum thu,he can spare ro., his earnings, With
olta5-outeiy trcnching upon the comforts OF his
hoasehod Surely TINS ought not 81 L" be. y
church 80 wealthy as the Episcopal in this city,
ought 10 welcome Ia her worship at least all her
own attached cIicrcn and find them seat, at such
prices as thry.ean pay. The grievance need only
b. known to#be rcm~ded.
There i. general tendency IN or city how.
ever to build churches tol the Rch 10 the ncglect
Of In, Poor-ro erect costly cdiicr>. furnish them
sl,,ptuou>Iy, and hire clergyman at large salary
ali combining MISC the seats to a price winch
men who i've by their hard earnings cannot pay.
This /. all wrong. If it arises from desire OF
the Rich to Worship BIZ themselves, that desire is
naeIantly uni Christian, as well as contrary TO the
u.ae.= Of fifteen centuries If it springs from
sheer oversight. let it be rccticd forthwith. Let
the Rich have the best seats III the churches II
they choose to lure them and pay literally for
them; but let there be room for the Poor also and
a, such prices as they eau comfortably pay
4 writer in the Pittsburgh Gazette Is en-
,.eayori,s TO show that the traitor ARNOLD was al
loved 10 escape bv Jameson, the officer to whom
tndrc=y,,s sent bv the three whoa Prc!icndcd nm,
ipcoaseolencc si their huvins both been Nlasons
He that in this way only can jameson :. con
duct. which Mr.Sparks terms nexplcaEie be
accounted iot.
~ 4 Printers Total Abstinence Society has
been formed in Washington.
u \ Temperance Journal is 10 be published
at Washington.
PlcxLED TpRKEYs.-A new article madc ITS
appearance i'll ou.' market ycsterday-picklcd
turkeys i.om North Carolina, al : TO : -
rair [, was found thai, they drove too slowly TO
keep up with the wagons and they were therefore
Killed, sated, and picked like pork.
Charleston Courier.