New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-05-28

htrnseh by entertaining opinion bordering upon
madness. But ou Legislators strip the Supreme
Beng OF hi' highest prerogaiiSe: they pretend i'm
pcitly tat God has no. destined Us to Social Hair
mony and Unity. that lie has not precaculated 4
Society which would lead 10 those results. and
that he has created the Passions without adapting
them to any sys,em,-l.aying them a. a conse-
quencc To irremediablc Discard Conflict and Strife
Man has failed in discovering his Destiny, aud
ia attaining biz happines. fror. want Of integral
Faith in God, and the Universally Of hi. Provi-
dcnce. Let cease imruiing to Him the error
Of having created iEs Passions without having
first composed n System to regulate their action.
Until the human race discover their Social Des-
Tiny they veceiaie in a state of poverty suffering.
ignorance and political imbeci'y their progress
IN some Of the exact Sciences. such a. Maizena,
tics, Chemistry Natural Philosophy, etc, are lse-
less trophies. a, they afford no remedy for human
mi,eries. The greater the honor winch j. due To
the exact Sciences for their success, the greater
the reproach due to our political and philosophical
sciences for having done nothing for the hapPlnes-
of Mankind. and for having, after thirty ccniurie-
Of correc,ivcs and reforms, lett all the scourges OF
our false Societies deeply rooted than before
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NORTH RIVER SrEAYBoATs.-In brief TIP TO
Duichess County last week, we could not but ad-
mrc the CELEBRITY AID admirable management Of
our Hudson River boat. We took the opposition
boat Washington up-and iirst-rate one SIC would
he thought almost any where else-we.l managed
and quiet, though her decks wese crowded with
the poorer class of immigrants going West
Scores Of women and children passing the night in
the cool, damp air because they cosld not afford To-
pay fifty cent, each for bed. This boat was a
little over six hours reaching Poughkecpsie-noi
rerv slow getting over distance of so miles yet
when she touched the Poughkeopsic dock the reg
ular line boat Swallow, which started with her,
had been gone up over an hour
We heard al Poughkeepsie some rafher strong
accounts of time made Whereabouts We were
reliably informed that ore Of the regular line boat
the South America, if we mistake not-had
passed from Newburgh TO Pouglkcop.ie (.ixtc-n
miles, in torfy niiaufes-or Just two minutes and
half to the mile Has this time ever been beaten
by any watcr-crait
We came down on the Swallow, which reached
PoughkeeP.ic from Albany (callcd so miles, in a
little over five hours the South America had come
up considerably sooner The reg.ar boats are in
admirable order, and cannot be beaten. Travel
ing on the Hudson i, now Just about the cheapest
most comfortable travelling in the world. \ gu
step aboard boat at : \. NJ, L. NJ. OF L.
NJ, az you choose pay cent a mtie for a ride of
80 miles, and, Of you take the 7. NJ } will
out losing an hour Of daytime, have good birth
and sound sleep into the bargain and wake at
Albany about A. NJ, ready 10 pursue your Jour
ney. How could this be improved
YES; on second thought, there could lac one
imProvement-vn. a sf0Ppage Of the safe 81 In e
toTic0ting D,raks. No man needs to drink fur
his health on a sieamboat-hc IS neither 81 cold
or hot, fatigucd or busy, to need it. No man
Except the seer) was ever benefited by having
rum for sale steamboat, but very many have
been made drunkards and ruined by it, Why viii
not the phlanthropic and Christian proprietors Of
steamboats, agree to Danish alcoholic drink, from
their boats 1t would be doing "A mighty good.
ISrEREsTryGT EMPENAScEM FErISG.-The last