New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-07-04

Rhode Island Troubles-E 1ciscment in
Iynn-Phreuoiogy.
Correspondence q Tie Tribune.


Of which you doubtle.. as well informed a. ~
are The disturbance. there have created intense
excitement here, they doubtless have in New
York, and in every other place where the immoa.e
importance Of the questions at s.ue is understood
and appreciated but uust shall have no more
" WAR, ruTnors Of wars, from sister Stat.
The usually quiet town Of Lynn, damon. the
world over for its shoe manufac,orics has been IL
a state Of great excitement this wee. on account Of
disturbance. in sc,eral Of ,he religious congfega-
,ious las, Sabbath 1t scems that Ste PLcn :. fos-
ter and Thom1s +. Beach, (tl- former a graduate
of Dartmouth and the hitter rcnouncing Con
gregational ninister,) from Nrw Hampshire visit
ed that place 10 promote abolition and not Iccciy-
ing from the ciefgymen and churches that aid which
they felt that they had right to expect, took
the liberty to go into several Of tho meetings ard
exercise the righ, Of " free discussion dsing the
hours set apart Tor religious worship Foster,
understand, called at the house Of Rev. Parsons
Cooke on Saturdof evening, and requested the
privilege OF occupying his pulpit part Of the fol-
lowing day; and on being refused, told him that
be should probably feel it to 30 his duty u spcak
without leave Nj. Cooke took the precauiion 10
have al officer the ground, prepared for any
emergency that might arise. Whes Foster rose
IN the midst Of the sermon to make 4 speech, b.
was Immediately dragged out Of the house Nv III
rectiOn Of the minister. He then went ith ln.
companion 10 the Baptist meeting. where he met
with similar fate In the afternoon, thoy went
to the Quaker meeting, where Beach Attempted L.
make an address. lie was listened 10 for while
when the Elders requested him to be silent. Th-
he rcfu.cd 70 do when they shook hands in order
to close the meeting. \ lsrs- portion of the au-
dience went out, but considerable number r.
manned TO l.,cn to what Bench end Others had io
say. The scene was one OF great excitement
Beach afterwards attempted to return to The Bap
list house to give notice of IA evening meeting.
when he was unccremcniou.ly dragged into the
street.
These men boldly maintain that Christianity not
only allows but requires them To pursue this extra
ordinary coprsc; and they cndoavor to justify them
.clycs by referring to the prccsPts and example OF
Christ and ;hc Apostles, quoting, among others
the text, They shall cast YOU out of their 'yna-
gosuc,," &c. Their arguments, they nllerc, are
the same that were employed by George Fox and
the early Quakers, to Justify thcmsevc, in going
into the steep'e-hou.cs Of other denominations,
and addressn. the people without leave of the
minister. The character of the men iorbids tie
suppositiOD that they nre actuatcd by any other
than good motives but nearly Nil, except their
immediate personal friends, consider them greatly
dcludcd.
q. A. Drown.sn commenced a ccursc of lectures
last evening against Phrenology. lie has chal-
lcngcd the advocates Of the science to meet him,
and it is not unlikely that the Pnrtie, may have
warm time. If the discussion is woithy of notice,
will write YOU on the SUBJECT.
| shall have something further TO say about the
operations of the Msrmons in my next REvlLo.
RAILROAD CoSSEsTIoN.-A great meeting was
held in Tioga on tina 22d of the friends Of the
New-York and Eric Railroad. THOMAS G. WA
TERmAN. Of Broowe, was elected President. An
excellent series of Resolutions vus adopted, OF
which the following extracts:
Rc,ot,ed, Tint call upon the City of Ncw-fo'h
,rs the only means 10y which her COMMERCIAL sscendanTS
can be pre.rrvd to whether she vii now ASST IN the
efforts which SEQ CV OF their fellow citizens are making 70
pour their wealth INTO hsr zap, or WteteI se VIZ suP'N
suffer their hope, and wishes 10 he blasted and drive c
choose Between Boston. Phlade pba ana Baltimore io
that rkrt which is dsnl'd them by their own metropolis
Resotd That first aud fayorite plan for the comp'
ton of the road i, tha, shall he constructed - tar
work if his shall he declined we next re,peciiay ash
that The state shall continue 10 Us W policy OF oanns 4"
aid the stocks OF the state upon he condition ,al l
Company shall pay one dsuar Tor every TWO uoiafs az
ysnced: and that In distribution of tic bouutes OF the
sta'e the Ne~-Nmk and Erie Railroad ought TO he ID
cludcd. until lis completion.
Resoied That. in the opinion OF this Convention, the
Ne~.york aud Err Railroad ought 70 have shared IN ihr
appropriation shade by the Leg stature last winter 70 com
petc ios and unfinished work the Erie Canal. pro-
vnlcd bv the bill introduced by the Committee on Finance
OF tic Assembly; aud that We have Just Tsi 10 asA az We
now resolve respectfully DO, that the Legislature will, al
il, approaching Extra Session make such appropriation ard
loan To the Company, should have been provided Tor m
The bin above mentioned upon the condition that the Com
pauy ,ha pay dollar or each two advanced by the
state
From YvcArAS.-lucstan papers 10 the lVth
have been received Mt NewOrcans. lndep,n-
dencc ha, not vet been declared, though the party
who advocate it is fast gaining strength On IT.
ceiying the new propositions from Santa Ana, the
people were more indignant than ever, and Con
-rcss passed decree declaring them totally mad
missiblc and insulting to the dignity aud soyc-
reisn,y of Yucatan. The extra session oi Com
| s,e.s had adjourned. after passing come resolu-
items regarding the propositions q; Santa Ana, and
giving the Executive extraordinary powers in the
event of an invasion from Mexico. Congress also
has PASSED law of taxation, styled Contribu-
ton of War to 20 into immediate operation.
Miss UAMBriN-Wc learn from the Mobile
| Chronicle that Nss Hambiin. charged with the
murder of Mr.. Ewing Of the Theatre IN March
last, gave herself up the authorities on the 2ls,
and was examined that evening before Judge
Bragg. The result was, she was committed Tor
trial AT the next term of the Circuit Court, bu, adj
mittcd 10 bail in the SUR of $1,000.
70 We copied paragraph from Buffalo ra,
rcr no, long since, advcriing to some supposed
mystery in the death Of young woman, at that
place. in 1910, and an insurance on her life effect
| ed in London BY her father. Mr.. Edwin Thorn
as. Of Albany, has published a card giving the