New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-10-30

vince These Provinces are subdyided into Dis
trics Towns and Hundreds each of which managed by
subordinate officer Blu, the great characteristic ofthe
Chinese Government and which peryades al lie rarnif
cations i that each department each member OF every
family, every indivdu- smaie directly responsible tor
the coed conduct OF every else. II crime com
mtied. the whole town district province IS held sc
countablc- and the magistrates and officers especial
objects punishment II one member OF family com
rs tneft the whole flmily-fsther, mother sons and
daughiers-are bambOOed until the guilty conesses
The Emperor acts on the principle that inasnueh as he
mainsin. the Government and exercises all the iunc
tons OF legislation and execution the people whom he
thus conteccnds 10 honor ought 20 make any sacrifice
IN order % AID HIM II the authorities are yeiani and
impartial crimes can take p.acc-i parents do their
duty faithfully children will be yirtuous this Is the i'm
pers dogma ana which Is very literally sced upon
very striking Illustration of this given in the case
of an American who lost his watch while making his
way through mob at night Without much expectation
orecoyerns MS properly he stated his the watch case
TO Magistrate, who promised him that the watch
should be restored in three days The rrst step was 10
collect al the police oAccrs in the place about lVO OF
10 together and throw them into prison One Of the
leading ones was then taken by the Magistrate and told
that he must ind tha. watch and that al his compan
ions should remain imprisoned I'll he had accomplished
II. Wen, the policemen ali had wives and families
thy all had friends and relatives. The contagion spread
every body was interested in getting these worthy
men out OF limbo and the spectacle was presented OF
whole community turned thieicstchers. suffice II 10
say the watch found within the three days and the
unlucky police officers liberated Mr. Webster VIII
continue lis interesting Addresses on fl1uhy evening"
~ Ole Bulls last concert in New-York to-
night At the Tabernacle. We have neither room nor
need or another word.
II Templeton had glorious house last night, and
was in the mos, admirable humor with himself and the
audience. On Friday evening be gives his last concert
"a Leopold de Meyer gives his las, concert TO-
night
rT- The beautiful inmates Of Archie Grieves
Avnry in Johnst az much GIFTED with this spen'
cid weather The ladies' in Broadway and spgr their
plamase as gay. Hundreds OF hurried citizens charm
ed BY the merry voices Of Archies musical friends stop
10 listen to the perpetual brdconcer that gushes forth
there Ike clear spring steadily Overlooking i's brim
with sparkling water These beautiful birds are daily
blessing 10 all who pass that way.
II \ poor stage horse was taken with the blind
stsssers IN Broadway yesterday and went into the most
inghtiul hysrrics. tremendous Jam was Immediately
created by oostr ed carriages and stages while dense
crowd lined the walk The poor beas, partly recovered
in little while, but led OF sill trembling and shud
dering Ike nan who has been half hanged When We
feel especially wesry and s0Iey tempted BY hard work
sni late hours 10 complain q lot think Of an ON
nibushorse-and put our rebelious foot the traces
directly.
~ They have found the skeleton key with
which the door Of the that he'd the trunk which bad