New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-06-16
THE TRIBUNE.


- TIT REfORNEH IS q new weekly paper Ol
uanrv Peterson Philadelphia devoted to the secu.
mo Of Employment and jus, reward TO all who
u 70 work. The following is an extract from
he Introductory;
ews hold the following to be Christian truths
u Tina, fair compensation for hi labor Of whatey
lind i rhe insiienable risht OF every
% That whosocvor by taking advantage OF compel
~ The poverty OF his fellow creatures obtains labor
80 profits Of labor at less prce than what he him
.sfknaws 70 be fiis and Just commits robbery in tn
Shit Of God.
"a Tba,it il the boundcn and one Of the most impoI
,duf;es OF every government 10 secure 70 each OF IL
usecs or citizens fair compensation for his or hei
labor"
we have no, so much faith in Government, inter
ference with the relations of Labor and Capital a.
The ReorIncr' appears 70 have. but we shall lool
with interest for development OF It's plans Tic
payer is ably conducted, ard imbucd with n pro
Soandly Christian spirit. We wish it success, anc
commend it to the support Of those interested Ia
Social questions. ~ per annum.
y THE VNDIcAToR is the title OF a new
weekly paper published in Newark, Nj. and ed
Ted By joins NuGENT Esq. Mr.. Nugent il quito
,young man. but possesses the talent to edit good pa.
per- lie lie finished English and Classical scholar with
.rme Of whose literary productions if not with himself
he readers Of The Tribune have been made acquainted
The indicator is chiefly intended for the defence and
Information of our citizen. who are Irish by birth by
Descent The Editor thus up the principles by
which be viii be guided independence IN Poiics-
freedom from Pariismshp-Neuirality in matters Of Re
LYON" The Inch papers, published in our Country
which have sold Themselves to party, have done more
bythoir inompemtc attacks to build up Natiyism than
al ether causes combined while papers advocating
eeran Religious faith not adapted to the healing Of
Differences and disputes among Irshnen. The Nation
and other papers published in Ireland avoid all disputes
on theological and merely Political points and thereby
are paving the way for hearty union among all classes
Of rshmen We have long desired similar state Of
things here, and we hope the day ia not distant when
perfect liberation in Politics and Religion will be recog
n.sed in this Country both by Native and Adopted Cu'
zen,-when each viii concede TO every other man that
Freedom of Opinion which he claims for himself We
believe this desirable change will be promoted by The
vndcaior and such rejoice AT its appearance and
wish its young talented and enthusiastic Editor great
success in his enterprise The paper published every
Saturday, at 3l4 Broad street, Newark, where commu
nce,ons may be addressed The price is s. 50 per an
nun, or 81 for two copies.
NARRATIVE OF THE UNITED STATES EN-
PLonrvo EXPEDITIONS. during the years lris, ., 40
a, AZ: By CHARLES WILKES, Commander; With
Illustrations and Maps In Five Volumes: Vols
HLW v have Just been sent us by Lea Il Blanchard
Philadelphia The work is complete and Is for
sale by C. ; Francis q Co 252 Broadway. Com Wilkes
has committed many plumbers in the compilation OF this
work In the first place II is quite too large, contain
As much matter that might well have been omitted
Com vs. dissertations South American Govern
and History would have properly no place here
though they had been Of any value Yet the work
the freshest and fullest accounts cNiant OF near
ourih Of the carihs surface, and this portion OF
which We knew least before. The narrative Is gcnarally
Gear flowing and obviously accurate and the work
hardly be spared from any large library especially
one which comprises Geography or Natural History.
i-e~ Tn Doc AND Tnr SPORTSMAN: Embracing
the Uses Breeding. Training Diseases, etc etc. OF
Dogs and an account of the diacrcn, kinds Of GAME
with their Habits Also Hints % shooters with very
Useful Recipes sc sc BY J. : SKINNER With Illus
tsdons,' published by Carey 4 lar) has just been
.en,us BY Wiley 4 Putnam Its worth Is established.
II Cnun Birth: Its Pains greatly lcssencd.
us Dangers wholly removed 30 is the title OF an orr
sns work just published by H. G. Daegcrs, 30 Ann.st-
rs the production of lady of New York. OF stern III
'egriy and thorough acquaintance with her subject and
iswoEih and importance are certified by some OF our
nos eminent physicians We see by The True sun that
aepgbisher has been threatened with the pains and
genaaes Of the Law of Libel on account of some expo
sres incidentally made in it OF the horrible iniquitie
'ay committed in City by the monsters who are
anas'ns wealth by dcading ignorant and silly women
AIai'er Of lie and death. We would agree to pay all
De damages that be recovered by Restel Co io
teFass isrihins.
F"THr MYSTERIES OF BERLIN, Part IN.
rs been sen, US by w. IL Colyer 5 Hsgue.st.
- "PAPAL RoME As 1T Is By Roman
WIN An Introduction by Rev ". c. BSowNLEI. ID
Is City" has been Published by Saxton & Miles The
hAor is Rev. l.. G.usrn.ani r. d formerly "a Roman
VSsoic, now a Lvhcrou Clergyman. 1t j. very neatly
printed
~ LOVE- AND DUTY Novel, By the author Of
Two O'd Mems Tales, may be had of w II. Graham.
ANIMATION AND SLAvERY.-Hon. John p Hale
be man who ought 10 be in the next Congress. and
would II New Hampshire were not Slave State.
gave 'hc following jus, illustration Of the Slavery
aspect OF the question in one of his late Speeches.
lie would suppose what was very true that
rere was wen conducted temperance hotel al
exeter and also another which was not the fact
"nsre in'emPersnce' gambling, AID vice were en-
the gambling house proposes To the propretor q,
he moral establishment 10 be aanered. and to carr,
o. the two concerns together by which he show.
le! can make a profitable business But SAYS
lie temperance man am opposed TO swindline
ssn:blng. and incompetence Poh replies the
oiAer that has nothing 10 do with II shall swim
&c jasi as many men. and have just as much drink
~ whether l am annexed TO you Z not Now
WAT would You think OF the temperance man ii h,
soaA agree TO shis' | would take H., lac nigh
~, without swindlins and drinking, II | could
Niss can't | will not take IT, swindlinc cambln.
% al and this he said correct illustration
asing Texas with Slavery, because we could no
ua without"
~ A New Jerusalem or Swcdcnborgan Church
IS consecrated in Boston on Wednesday abou
=" persons present Rev. Thos. Worcester dictated
'Senrreh is handsome edihce situated in Bowdoin
4 ~ bear the STATE House. 1t Is beautifully hnshe,
| 'o'ned IN the interior, with magnificent organ
Sss another Society Of the New Church in Boston
| "a doctrines appear to De making steady progress
| -sf esaed and cultivated minds An Annual CPn