New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-04-19

The following i fronl an inspector
Mr.. EpTroR As an evidence that the City
was carried by means OF fraudulent votes, and IN
order to convince the honest voters of the fact,
viii you add to the list OF persons committed for
false swearing the name OF John Scott, who was
Yesterday arrested for voting in the 18th Ward
Patrick heiiy, who has been arrested tor vo-
ting in two or three of the lower Wards also vo-
ted in the 9TH District OF the eth Ward.
april 10 1913. one or THE INSPECTORS.
P. S.-Scott has since acknowledged that he
is not legal voter; that he was made drunk. and
then told he could safely swear IN his vote.
The Mosaic Record.
After the close Of Mr.. WNEs's lecture on Mon
dav evening. he announced that has fourth and
concluding lecture would take place the following
evening" and that the subject OF It would be the
Principles of Jurisprudence embodied in the Mo-
sale Code After this announcement, Mr. w
spoke as follows: In my final lecture, shall
take up and reply to several OF the leading objcc-
tons urged by infides against the inspiration and
divine mission of Moses Some, perhaps may
imagine that it is a work of supererogation, at
this time of day, to be answering the arguments of
infdels but hold in my hand proof to the con-
rary, in the shape OF an anonymous letter, received
this morning by the post from Flushing, from a
person who subscribes himself nay friend As
it is but short, bcspeal the patience OF the au-
diencc while read it. It's as follows:
Professor VINES:
notice YOU fall into the common blunder of sup
posing that 100000 persons left Egypt-and your
language would almost seem to indicate that YOU
supposed there were 100000 heads of amilies.-
If YOU will consult cotemporancous history, and.
in fact, any authentic history, you VIII find that
the number above named forms one of the taHcy
) items which Ezra incorporated IN the Romance ne
composed concerning the origin and early history
of the .Iews-and that they did not exceed 100.
600, all told-and probably not half that number
and that they were baHishcd from Egypt, Even
the verv existence of such a man as Moses is a
matter Of much doubt but ifhe did, he had little
to do with the laws attributed to him by Ezra 500
years ufter-thosc laws being the result OF SUI
years of national experience. during which they
were gradually adopted. But by the fancy OF Ez
IN (,ftrr tho style of other writers OF Romance
they were attributed TO the founder of their Ma
/ ton who is also declared to have been guided by
advice direct from God himself-fa jable as re
hnOr.)
Its dscredtable to thepresent age for lecturers to
mcr ages which are known 10 be false by all well
informed mcn--and if YOU were 10 come forth
with the light of truth, and endeavor to dsPc or
ror, YOU would attract far more attention. andalso
be looked upon with respect and admiration By
enlightened men OF the age.
Yours respectfully, \ FRIEND.
After the reading OF this document, Mr. WINES
continued
LADIES and Gentlemen: have brought with
me this evening triumphant rcfutation of all the
assumptions and assertions contained IN thus com
muncation, and an irrefragab!e demonstration OF
the reality of every leading fact IN the Mosaic
writings. It IS not in the form Of a logical argu-
mcnt. After the long Lecture 10 which you have
so patiently listened II would be too great a tax
upon your kindness 10 read any thing farther.
The demonstration TO which refer ,ls one pal pable
to the senses Ii is this uneavcned Passover cake.
Here Mr.. W held up TO the view OF the audience
a large unlcavened cake, such Is used during
the Passover week, which drew forth great APP
plause. When my FRIEND as he styles hin-
self, Will explain 10 me, upon any rational and m
clligihlc principles. other than the sIppositIon Of
the truth of the Mosaic history OF the EXode, the
origin OF the festival during wbich this unlcavcncd
bread Is used, then | VIII acknowledge HIM to be
u much greater man than now have any reason
TO suppose he Is. Until he docs this, shall con
tnue 10 hold INN, and the whole ntdel tribe to
which he belongs, as far more suitable candidates
for Lunatic Asylum than for the Office of pub
lie teachers.
Al the termination of this Address, Mr. WINES
took his seat amid thunders Of applause
The concluding Lecture OF Prof. WSEs's
Course has been postponed, on account OF the
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u GRAHAM's MAGAZINE for May Is already
out, and contains papers from COOPER. HERBERT
DASA, Mrs. STEPHENS and other popular writers
NIr. Cooper presents biography OF PERRY, in
which he enters somewhat at length INTO the con
troversy concerning the battle of Lake Ere
William Pitt Palmer contributes noble H ymn TO
the Clouds, surpassed by few similar American
productions, and Herbert gives US a ballad on
Anold's Treason. There is an outline sketch
with biography OF Longellow, and several arti
ces of interest and merit The beautiful Poem
BY DANA which this number contains may be
found upon our last page.
THE Posr OFFIcE-Orders have been received
at our Post Office TO charge the periodical publ
cations of books by the New World, &c. as
pamphlets hereafter. The rate for pamphlets IS
y cents per sheet.
ATLANTIC SrENHERs.-Thc steamer Britannia
to leave Liverpool on The 4th inst FOR Halifax
and Boston, and viii be due IN \ day or two. The
Great Western was to leave Liverpool on the 18Th
inst. ior New York, and the Hibernia for Halifax
and Boston on the 18th
u The Montreal papers state confidently that
Montreal VIII forthwith become the seat Of gov.
eminent Of the province. The Canada Militia.