New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-04-26


Fort Green was entirely Marie depo,iie, and
nearly every variety Of rock ha. been disclosed by
the Notwithstanding large masses from West
chester. Connecticut. and regions far more distant
| nder fifty feet Of solid earth are found boulders
and pebbles which must have been subjected to
the action Of waves and currents for hundreds if
not thousands Of years. and have thus been worn
round and smooth as ap-sioucs Pretty extensive
Geological Cabinets may be made up here with
hardly a touch Of the hammer. Who will neglect
the opportunity to see 4 machine which j. TO work
a revolution in Railroad Canal and all extensive
excavation whatcyerl
Landlord .ND TrSAxT.-The law relating to
the rights Of Landlords to dstrain for rent having
undergone an important change by recent act of
Assembly We give below an abstract Of the old
lav and tie entire section Of the new law which re-
late. to this subject.
"The follow ng article. shall he liable he dstraned or
Goods wares merchandise Utensils furniture catte
provisions, and all other personal chsile eIcpf snct az
such BY lac erenPf from d,'ires-" 2 r. :. H.
The articles exempt from sale under executions
in civil cases are
81. All ,pnnng-whe weaving looms and stoves put
up kept Tor use, IN any dwelllpg-hOuse-
= The family bible, family picture, and school books,
use by the family Of such person and book, not *
ceedng IA value MY dollars which Kept and used ~
part OF the family library;
%. or pew occupied by such person or hs family
ia any Louse or place Of public worship
ct u sheep 10 the number o tea, with their hteceS,
and the yarn cloth manufactured from tie same; one
two swine The necessary food for hem all ~ c,say
pork beef FISH flour and vegetables actually provided for
iamy use and necessary ue Tor tie use OF TIE family Tor
as ali necessary wearing apparel beds bed,tead, and
heidDy such qnd his and dCCuutrt
,ary cooking utensils one table sx chair. sS knives
aud forks; six plates icscups and sauces, one sugar
dh mk-p teapot and * spoons; one crane
and IT, appendsges one pair OF ancrons and shovel and
90 The tool, and Implements of any mechanic necessary
To The carrying on OF Ills trade not exceeding twenty-five
dollars IN value"
The article. which by law are specially exempt
from distress are
Beasts Of thu plough, sheep, and lhe implements Of 4
mechanics trade, shall not be dstraued Tor rent until
other chslo ufcienl for The demand car not be- found
Personal property deposited with tenant, with TIT
OF the landlord or hired by such tenant or lieut. To hin
h the like consent d not be- dsrancd tor any reutduc
Ia such landlord nor shall any property beo'sng IN any
shcr person than the tenant which a have accidentally
strayed r d,msed premises. which shall be- posted
with aaVernkeepe or with the keeper OF any warehouse
the usual al ihtr business deposited with
being manufactured be subject To distress sale Tor
The property of soarders at taveus and boarding
houses shall not be liable 10 distress for rent"
The new awdoes not in any wise alter OF amend
the old bat enacts that
In addition u the articles now exempt by law from dis,
Tor levy and sale under execution there shall Bee
exempted from such distress and levy and sale es,ay
household furniture, and working oo and team owned bs
person being ahouschoder or having family for which
he provides 10 the value OF not exceeding hundred and
hiy dollar provided, that such exemption shall extend
Ia execution issued on demand for the purchase money
OF such furniture or tools or team, or articles enuncr
ated 10y law"
u The Albany Argus reioices that the Hard
listed workmes' in the National Armory At Spring
field Mass. have.a, the 7'or. Election yindicated
their hight to spend in reading newspapers The
time for which they paid from the Public
Treasury To work.
TEMPERANcE-The recent triumphs of Tenn
pcrance 50 bengnant in every part of the land.
seem TO have been especially 50 in Osdensburgh.
St. Lawrence Co. The Republican say. that at
the beginning of tn year with population of 5000
they had more than 40 places where liquor wa.
sold and large majority Of the male population
were in the habit Of drinking Several Young
men-mor,ihed at the excuses into which they
were led on New Years day-formed Total Al.
stnance Society and speedily procured $40 sigma
natures to the plrdgo: 800 members of the Cath
Ole congregation have also Joined. and about
,hrce-fourths Of ihc entire male population are
total ah>tinants from all that cln intoxicatc The
blessings Of peace. plenty erdcr and morality, a.
they always do, have waited upon the steps of tai,
grea, social and personal reformation
~ froI BARBER vii eve Lecture the Character
a"d Poetry OF BYKo> Tiu Eyesins st Clinton Hal, W.
viii be well worth hearing, and respectfully urge
these who can DO 50 . sucnd
- "nS NLASt>DoN gives her fourth a,l last eourse Of
Readings. Recitation, and limitations ~ 49,, soc,v l-,-
tim evening. N''F "''
II Dr.. LASnNEE aiVert4,es a Course OF ~, Io, 80,
Recent Discoveries Ia Science al Nibl1's Salos,B ~
ng on the ed OF siay. Pros tor the Course 81 s.
Lecture - cents
j. Nj DtNfsrtR gave the mt OF his Ialad Soire..
the Society Library lat evening, and VII continue them On
"edne sday and Friday evenings Tue most pa.nive AM
loachng Scotch aud Esgsh sosgs given by HIM with
simplicity and sweetness rarely surpassed
j rHE CHURCH RECoRD and Protestant Frisco
rsLiAN No has lust been issuei BY C. T. LINCOLN Fu.b
ne. Rev. D. :. HAWKS. Editor 1t 5 now neatly printed
IN 0ctayon>,ead OF Qusr,o and will form ah,autiu
vosms.
II Rev A DAVIS vii Lecture the Rum. OF Central
Amerca and the Discovery New. Engani hy the North
m~s. IN the Ceot0 PRESBYTERIAN Church Boe street or
Vein