New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-02-14

enf which, however far Il may AL oeoN Inc pIleI eN-
preston our social IS Al least above the eodhes
sne seldshnsss taught by mere worldly existence.
And row. IN Illustration OF what We have said we give
the Offering q fsir anonymous friend, who exercising
the wears privilege has taken occasion to address the
s.ernsr SEX absac, deal Of What Man should BE-
rather han an inpersonaon Of what he really Is. The
few to whom hls will apply viii Sccepiit reyereniiy and
the large remainder will we hope strive 10 become worthy
Gift,
On monarch sou. whose early wings
Were Hedged IN some serener star,
No chain which Earth around thee ninss
May thine asptrings bar
lf.poscd and hish thine aim Of gooa
Clasps all things In Its sacred span,
Better than warriors hand Of blood,
Toswsy thy felov-man!
On the low Earth thy task Is wrought
In toll and darkness, year BY year
Yet thou to.i mount, in tireess thought,
From burning sphere TO sphere
Content to share thy brethrens wO--
To bear liggard ages scorn
While like star, thy bright deeds glow
Above the coming morn
The writer whoever she may be- has feeble Offering
IN the following lines which give. response to
her Owl but as some acknowledgment he tribute she
has paid TO our sex
Not thine the lot Oh fair Unknown.
Down Lies lorg path 20 walk alone
Bu. linked with ole, IN heart as young,
IL soul as strong as thou hast sung
Be thine the calner. pursr sphere,
Which rolls his wilder orbit near,
And shines with him. as shine siN
| The Blended rays Of Moon and Star
TIE NEW JURY LAWN the Board Of Super
visors on Saturday evening resolution offered By
Alderman Kelly recommending The Legislature to re-
peal the late law relation TO the OF selecting
Jurors in the City Of New-York. This law never
| Int rovf.f a
the appointment OF the Jury Commissioner should be
made BY the Board Of Aldermen and the Judges OF the
Cour; Of Common Pleas and Superior Court Some days
since The Judges with the Aldermen and them for the
nrst time the law was eanyassed and examined. The
Nayor ard several of the Aldermen thought the
law was defective. and before taking any action In
making appointments under It suggested that the
whole subject should be referred to Committee to
examine and report upon carly day. Judge oakley
and Recorder Scot, admitted that the defective
tha, II required anesdmeni, and even suggested rp.s
mIeh, b. zsH poreSa g. bH; as hey e'i yer cr ne
I 51rpoa y appointing o their polite snfs T. The
important Office named in the law they utterly refused TO
give the Wing Aldermen any indulgence whatever and by
ttrc psrty every JsJge In bis place and each one
voting with ths Loco-Foco Aldermen proceeded TO make
the appointment. The whole proceeding Itw admitted
was the result Of LoceFoco eaucus-ihe Judges de-
scendng from their high Po.itss 90 erier into petty
struggle for a paltry ONCE.
The resolution OF Alderman Kelly WAS bitterly opposed
BY Alderman Purser, who insisted upon referencs-the
very course which he bitterly opposed the former
neeDy Recorder Scott also opposed the reference but
again admitted that the law was not good one.
We have not carefully examined the law ourselves, but
we have some doubts must confess the propre,y
OF single person having this whole subject under his
tire CONTROL The power 1t would give him and the OF
poriunItles for fayoriilsm and eorruPton strike
being dangerous IN the highest degree
| ALAYp.REFORs BALL.-The Women linsipidly
termed LADIES' Of our City who believe in good time
coming for honesty useful Laoor ani who gratefully
aware that GkoBGE H. EVANS, E4or Of the Young Amer
lea has ore very much and that result by
hi. early vigorous and un,irng advocacy of Land Reform,
propose 10 give Ball In of the and his works
| AZ Tammany Hall tomorrow evening. Although II Is
not vet time for even the politicians Of the Upper Ten
10 attend such Ball ye, there will be goody gathering
Of the more useful therefore better. class and the ocea
sion TO all who sympathze with the struggles of Labor
| for It's Rights will be one Of deep interest
! NrRDyR.-Charles II. Williams and Elizabeth
Allen doth colored) last night committed BY Alder
man SMITH charged with the murder Of colored man
nsmed Lewis johnson, At house in the Nnthavenue be-
tween Thirty. arsi and Thiriysecond ss. The woman
states that deceased her brother that he efi the
house on Saturday evening 10 get pair Of shoes which
he had left at shop 70 be meneed sai returning
soon a. he should done, she went In search Of him.
and found him In sleigh that he had been stabbed and
was nearly exhausted from the loss Of blood. Sue
farther thu. wilson herself the wounded 10
the house where he died before morning. On the other
hand the people In an adjoining building assert that du-
ring the nshi Of murder heard to issue from the
house in which deceased found and on examining
the sleigh In which the says she found johnson,
blood was TO be about 1t.
ABsoosDIsG BRoEER--A broker in Wall-st.
named TarE Of The arm Of Tsus BRorzEa disappeared
on Saturday. the great surpr4 suniry gentlemen Of
whom he tad IN various ways obtained money. one Of
HE operations TO get possession Of 500 shares Of
Harlem stock. sell II ard poke; The proceeds. lie also
obtained good deal Of money his checks, whch
when presented found 10 be worthless The amount
which he curisi ca with him 10 estimated at about Sso
CO., Of which SIS COO was In notes Of the Phenix Bank
The swnder, who was not regular broker but one Of
the many wsls,. speculation. place Of business Is
the Sidewalk supposed TO have got Of the Noriherner
which sailed P N. Saturday for Charleston
Answering TO the description Of Mr.. True went on
board Of her about Eve minutes before she sailed Ae-
cortingy ielegraphe dispatch has been Forwarded 70
Charleston, hat he might be arrested on landing.
sufferer the Of 50 COO also ls for the South 10
pursuit. Il mas since ascersned however that the
person who wen, board the Sorthernsr Was not he
he 10 doubt STU in the City. and thousand dollars
eward has been offered for him be will soon be In the
hAuts Of the Police.
The supposed sbscondsr las wife and child TO suffer
By bis disgrace.
MODEL ARrIsTs.-We have received earnest /
eonplsnts Of the exhibitions under this name, AM have
reason TO believe ths. they well funded The remedy
aPpeArs TO Is, Is not difficult The City AGthor-
ties certainly have the power suppress ndeeen; and I'M
moral exhibitions. and their duty proper evidence. vii
DC 10 do So We commend the subject 10 their considers
ton and in mediate action.
The OPIRA.-To night for the first time IN this
eozntry. Mercadantss OPERA Giaa7sea0 Is 10 he per
formed with THuEFT. BEsIDErTI and BEsEvEsrASo In
the principal characters. There % Be li;Ie doubt