New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-11-10

thirteen successive Sunday evenings Oh Inc
Relationship of the existing Varieties of Human
Bondage with True Christianity and Social Re
form. We believe these Lectures will be worthy
the attention of the inqulrng and the phllanthro-
nc. To cover expenses only, small charge for
admission will be made
p S-We have, since writing the above, re
ceived Mr. BIS Programme, which we subJoln:
LECTURES SLAVERY AND AssociarIoN.-A course oil
thirteen Lectures will be given by Mr. SoLfMN BROWN,
of this city, the Lecture Room OF the Newly DIRK Socie!
Library of Broadway and Leonard street on thirteen
consecutive Sabbath evenings, commencing on me thrd
Sabbath November instant, at o'clock ON the heiation
between the Doctrines of Agricultural Educational, and
Arts,ica Association Social Reform and the arlous
Forms Of Human Bondage
In order TO expenses of the and TO secure
an audience capable Of benettng BY the Lectures and ds
Gus of prosecuting the subject Of Practical Associations
through an extended field Of Enquiry, tickets will be issued
man and TWO ladies' No tickets will be sold at the door
Tickets for sale the office OF the Knickebocker IN Mas
street.
First Lecture Subject proposed. Definitions of Associa
ton, of Slavery, and OF True Christianity
Second Lecture. Exposition OF the Giand rFnepieS Oh
Third Lecture Relation between ASSOCIATION and Chatfe
Slavery.
Fourth Lecture Relation between Association and Feuaa
Fifth Lecrs Relation of Association with Capital Talent
Hireling Labor, and dependence.
Sirth Lecture Relation OF Association with the Bondage
Of Domestic Service.
Sepenh Lecture Relation Association Apprenticed
Servituds. Youths and Children in Association.
Eighth Lecture The Relation OF Association TO the Bond
age of Women, who sell themselves for Gold and an
Establishment, in marriages wlthou alinity
Ninth Lecture Relation Of Association to the Slavery OF
Children and Youth false, coercive useless, and una
tractiva systems of Education
Tenth Lecture. Relation OF Association with the Slavery
OF Married Partners uncongena and repuve conjuga
companonshps formed without knowledge Of character
habits tastes temperaments
Eleventh. Lecture Relation Of Association with the servi-
tude perpetual monotony of isolated labor especially
that of Mistresses Of families in separate households OF
perpetual vows of Military conscrptions, OF the
Trelh Lecture Definite advantages and uses of Associa.
ton compared with the present order of Society In Civil
Thirteenth Lecture Objections to Association considered
and answered.
o. The schr Juno, which arrived in Boston
on Saturday Capt Burgess reports that the morn
inc he schooner unknown, down three miles
asern of him His deck load having shifted and his
boat being prevented his returning to the assistance
the crew. There heavy sea at the time
CoNsTrTuTIoNALITY OF THE BANKRUPT Law
Among disposed Of by the Supreme Court the
term which has just closed that OF Kunsler Koans
Wiser involving the question the validity of what
usually called the voluntary branch of the Bankrupt Law
The question rose upon demurrer to plea setting
charge obtained by the defendant Wiser; and though Judge
rendered for the plaintiff because Of the informal
manner in which the discharge pleaded yet the Court
held the law under which obtained 10 be valid We
make this the authority of Mr. HILL the report
err in order that those who have felt the result
Of the may be msed by the form Of the judgement
Rochester Democrat.
THE MALL Pox AT MADIsoN,N N. Y.-The small
pex prevail alarming in the neigh
boring village of Madison. letter written the 9Th inst
that the distemper prevails eight nine
dwellings, and business al stand STILL The polls of cleo
hat
in the village and is probable butew votes will be taken
Madison Observer.
SUPPOSED MuRDER.-Mr Charles Baldwin,
smelter of Fayete Wisconsin, receetly took lead TO ST
Louis which he sold and got about $1,000 IN soveregns
which he ndIscreetly exhibited al undry times tie 10
rerun in company with and male acquaInances,
but when the arrived for the departure Of the boat he
was missing. 1t is thong h that he has been murdered.
GAME-A party of sportsmen from Cleveland
left on an excursion to Saudsky Bay lately and on the oath
draw load Of wild geese and ducks passed round town,
stopping BY the brace, directed by labels the residences
the friends Of the hunting party The Editor
Of the Cleveland Herald thanks them for being generously
remem bered
FIRE.-We learn from the Davenport, Iowa,
Gazette that on the 10th u the Gst Mill aud Distillery
of M-ssIs God Gbbon situated the outskirts of Da
yenport entirely destroyed by FIRE with all their
tents. The loss IS estimated at upward OF $4,000
YANKEE ENTHUSIASTICALLY, Collins & Lew
is iron founders Brewserge Conn, have contracted
furnish $4,000 worth of and locomotive wheels for the
great Railroad Company in Georgia
Mail RogBERY-We learn from the Missouri
Reporter hat Postmaster in that State has been detected
several robberies OF the mail To the amount of $4,000 He
arrested. but finally made his escape
u The Indian payment at Winnecone, sixty
miles southwest Of Green Bay off Tuesday Octo
Der To- The Governor of Wisconsin present. The
Indians were paid by 6. w. Lave, the United States Sub
Agent We hear great complaints from relation 10
the conduct OF the agent aud United States fooSs
ance seizng goods whisky &C. while others warmly
applaud their upon the occasion. a sqnaw vas
killed in a drunken spree
d An incident which happened in this city
Yesterday illustrates the generous character the sailor
became known that the wife Of shipm.s,er who was alb
sent long voyage, and who had with reverses
without the OF support; and In few hours sub
scpton was made up Principally by other captains in port
amounting the Of $500 which promptly placed
in the lady's hands. Boston Daily Adv
O. The seven negroes who stole boat, and
away from ST. Augustine about three months and
believe afterwards murdered individuals
Key Biscayne, brought into Nassau the 10th u by
wrecked schooner They had been months the
ter in whale boat previous their being taken up
o. Austin Moss, citizen of this place, was
handling LOADED pistol Monday last when accidental
" went s aud lodged the whole load in his abdomen He
fingered until Tuesday night when he died
Raleigh O. c. Reg. Nov. 3D.
q Hon. w. SLADE, late Member Of Congress
from Vermont has been chosen the Legislature RepoIte.
of the decisions of the Supreme cour, Of thar State
u Mr.. Stephen ]. Hanscom of Crawford,
Me. kicked to death by horse the 18th nit.
y ANIMAL MAGNETISM will be exhibited the Aneri
Museum afternoon. This evening the Misses
| Shaw and others give splendid entertainments.
q. The Foruae.Teer. Negro Singers, &c. are drawing
| crowds at Peale's Museum.
" French spoliations.--A Convention Of
Claimants for Spoatons By The French prior 1900 will be
held Wednesday Nov 18Th in the LECTURE Room of the
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