The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-01-11

ton into artist and he has producedthe above epi
rted engraving, representing the "bslance of pow
orr this continent II Is not little singular that
nation, scarcely ont Of her teenss, houd have it IN
her power to carry out policy, entirely original,
and independent Of the rest OF the world; yet 1t Is
less true than singular. The peculiar views OF the
United States in reference to the idea thrown out by
NJ Guizot, in an unguarded moment, Of q "balance
OF power on this side Of the Atlantic, clearly
exempliied in the above illustration and these
views will be sustained through all time to come
in tho most energetic manner.
Philosopher Greeley In the Clouds.
ALBANY, WEDNESDAY, Jan Z, 1877.
Philosopher Greeley lectured in this city on
Tuesday evening, in the lecture room rented by the
members Of the Young Mems Association. Tech
nicaly expect this association is udicious in IT.
tendency Friend Greeley stepped in precisely at eight
o'clock the aforesaid evening. promised to send
you this lecture pubam, but suspect condensation
Of lie prominent features together with the Demoshe-
MIC action" Of the gentleman, and suchgother impress
sons % occurred to my mind upon the extraordinary
occasion, will occupy much space In the iAs Nee
York Herald can be afforded to such topics Greeley
was received BY the audience with desultory noises
Of various kinds. AZ he passed under the chandelier
in the ROOM the milk white skin upon the top Of his
head. shsne with strange and peculiar brilliancy
wix Hail. which is covered with Tin, and which dazzss
the eye with it, bright reflection Of the beams the sum-
II. ds:s overcast Va: o. II s.n.n and IL: learn
regret to state that his nsckerchsf had become disar
ranged. - that the knst tie, Of the article had 81
under the southwest corner Of the gentlemans right
ear He proceeded to thank the association for the dis
him Upon commsncing bis lecture proper. the arst
mummy. NE: &c n: Pr:s:sd;;SS to prove si. 20 e
pic was, soc.sty," to which he confined himself
lie Sslisvsd that ia population occupying any per:
Which that population occupied would Be- Gar
den Of Eden," and he went on to demonstrate that
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ample realization In this actual e." He thought that
the world L better than i has Dssn alshcSsh he said
tempted to show what l. true nobiensss in the human
character; and he said that the ambition Of Napoleon.
Of Mere the genius Of Hannibal and the grsatnsss" Of
Alexander were isnobls. THE gentleman hsre ira
per portion Of the body about four feet Of space,
a. near a. could judge from my position The
sxsctitude and precision Of his swinsirg. re-,
that Washington evidenced something truly Noble
in his character and he sad has greatness consisted in
which his god-liks energies had preserved amid the
wreck Of matter and the crash Of worlds He then on.
::i ss S ss
verv .ssriEins" s arrived then It the extraction q
roofs" and dsnsnssrstsd in very forcoIs manner the
csssss Of sxtracng roots" This part Of his lecture
was highly interesting ana the dslshtsd sudisncs be-
some slight diculty in dscyphsrns the sgn,Acation Of
the words and ngurs: upon the paper have no room
for proixy and viii conclude my notice Of the gen
audience very Impression very forcibls
Mr. Greeley manner and whole ds,ivsrywas very
before bin, he held in his hands and within about
seven inches Of his eyes, He seemed agtstcd and dis
ss,: &. c. i
ness in his incubation, and 2 horrid monastery IN
his voice. not peculiarly delightful. ! think he
delivery. -, with enc single exception. no did
raise his eyes from the paper in his hands during
unhsppy for he reason thai there vas not particle Of
diversity n his sxprssson On the whsis this lecture
q sss s .; '
N.B.-I weep while tell you. that Mr., Greeley. In
coming down IRON ths capitol on Tuesday evening
skin ovsrhoss the consequences was that the minated
one which remained, IVES thrown away, and nav pair
procured. h. A. e
EsoLAxp AND BRAxIL--The question Of the right
Of gave rice e . :S%s y. :.s BE-
S"s Am ses &. ssS fsss".n last
sS.nsS e x. asn coa q and s % any ana
every court Of Vice Admiralty within the British domin
Against this ect the Oovernusnt o. b1th prosesO
RE paper the Jsynal do Commsreis, Of Oct ~.
t,ns the ocis protest Of the minister q foreign AFFAIR.":
BY former treaty between Great Britain and B1zil Il
provided that the slave trade should be deemed p
rscy The right Of search given for s suppression,
and mixed Commissions were authorised for adudicatng
al arising under this treaty But tho treaty was to
last 6ssp years and 10 longer expired IN March last
and hes not besn renewed Yet the British government
By IL recent law, claims and exercises rights over TIE
ships and sesmsn Of Brazil which derogstoy to the
independence Of the latter country and which England
cannot new held, save By usurpetion. The Brs.ian
mnser argues the matter q some length and concludes
BY declaring that the Of the British Parliament "
opposed 10 the most clear and positive principles o. the
law Of nations, and y infringement Of the sovereignty
and independence Of Brazil well those nations"-
He further declares that Brazil will not recognize any
Of the consequence Of the above mentioned oct except a.
the result Of force and vigilance, for which sasscon
will be demanded II IL added that this protest against
the usupson Of England will not prevent the BRAZIL
ian government from devoting s most strenuous EFFORTS
TO the suppression Of the slave trsdsBsimUs Amui-
can, jan o.
On the 9th instant, fire occurred in Richmond,
va in the store occupied b. = X Gilbert The entire
stock Of goods Destroyed or 20 nearly So that what
remains Il scarcely worth gathering Mp from the rub