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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-02-03

il nlocsd the planet Mercury next in remoteness
we descry the brilliant Venus then our ka'tn Win
its Moon: then Mars then that complex group OF
small planets Asteroides remarkable through
,ho;r ex,reme dininu,iveness aud also because the
orbits in which they move 50 nearly approach eacn
other that one mean distance might almost be TAX.
on as indicating the position OF them all behni
these lies Jupiter, with his sateli'es-the nooes'
and most beautiful among the secondary consti'u'
ITS of our system; then Saturn, with his Moons
and remarkable Ring and finally the planet Ore-
nm. which until the advent Of these latter reveia-
tons we deemed TO be at the outer limit Of Planet
ary existence-the remOtest of the regular globes
attendant on our sun. o., ..
This plan. so simple 10 ITSELF was not easily DIS
covered by mankind and was not arrived at tlll al
ter long years OF perpexity and toll. Inc d'scoE-
erv of it gave immortality 70 the name OF CoPEk-
sIcUs This discovery grand aud sublime though
i. was did not satisfy the ever active human MAD
The question speedily became, not merely IN "hat
order are these various Orbs located, and IA "hat
manner do they move but. Can that mechanism
as whole, be reconcied with any known meeh6h'
cal nrincipes-are these arrangements OF The heay'
Cos Indicative of the presence OF Laws whose ell
cacy we discern among the changes more im1nedi-
ateiv around usl Ii was the answer 10 this qles'
tion that bestowed immortality upon the great Eng
Isbman. SIR ISAAC NEWTON. Prior to his time
chiefly in fact by the sagacity OF oALlLho Hiu
JOHN KsPLER-one grand principle chafac.eI's''c
of the habitudes of all bodies IN motion nad peeh
satisfactorily evolved and apprehendec. IL was
this, Ererv bo4v, on rec7riHg an impulse or oiAsT
disposition 10 more, nil more onrard ~ s'raigA
I'M "a ne direction Of the Inpimg force Proraed
n continue HudlStHr5td By any other t0rce.
Now. on a first glance at the system oil the pa.
netsrv motions il is manifest, that these ofbs donot
move in straight lines. but in continuous cures !
and therefore that their existing condition cannot
be explained, by the mere suPPosi1ion OF their
having been once set in motion by special I'M
nnI.a ar force; nav, it follows Immediately that,
- ,b;s nrimal moving power the action OF some
other disturbing force must be added, 40 that the
obsnomena be explained aud little deeper con-
sderston will show. that this second force cannot
be one that has merely acted at cefain epoch
and then ceased bat that on the contrary It's en-
ergy is unceasing or coatiRuous-Le' Us rsneet ioi
r;rrie as represented in the diagram below
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rz- On Friday. p. NJ last. lost overheard iron

rS~ On Friday, p. Nj. last lost overheard rom
schr Enterprise near Northern Harbor on tue passage
from St stephen for Deer Island, New-BruusSeA capt.
William Hutton, aged about SO years Capt Hutton was
An experienced and enerprising shpmaster lbs sons
James and Henry, lads. all his crew-Mr BarhADy
Messenger The wind very heavy from the = W. anu
the We ssel running before IT, The ioot-ropes puns Oh
the bow Capt H. into the water the vesse
passing over him. lhas'Poi' 'en''"
~ On the oath inst Mademoisele Emma A
one Of the first eronsus Of France, made her MIN eeh
sion from Bngamn Racecourse, opposite New-orieans-
She arose 10 grea, hight, aud descended IN one OF .e
streets OF New Orleans where she was received oy '''
brother who had followed her on horseback
FArAI AFFRaY-On the 22d ult. fight occur
rcd near Mobile Ala between Andrew jackson haneseI
ana John Dyes, in which the latter received ss'eI
woasds of which he died Ranger went 20 mobile ana
delivered himself into the hands OF the authorizes 70
whom he made affidavit Of the facts relative 70 ms s
tragedy from which appeared that he aciei u sen "e
ience. He was committed for examination.
MAIL RoBBERY.-The mail from steuben 70
Rome was robbed on the nisot Of saturday wssA ssu
has not been recovered reward OF 50 Il offered LOT inc
mail, and SO for the robeeF. LAID Msu''
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ASTRONOMY.
LECTURE ICY }. p. NIcHoL. LII D.

LII II M IT D1 y T. NltflOL liz T.
Repor,edJor Tie Ta5aIeby o.rer Dge A' P'oaora5.r-
The Solar s,s.sn...It. Pan and Mechanism. Laws
governing Motion Grsyltat.on. Centniasal anf
CertrpetL forces. Co7ernicls .-- ,es ....''ai
per...FuIer, Ciairs1t srf ID siefnhsf bee.
Les Bsruouis. .Nsclourn.. Lagrange a1a Lap
Adams ard Lsverrier. Discovery % Lranuf...l IL
ssran-e rsovsrlen s d seorerv Of ne Planet Mp
TUNE ...sabimr S1siion OF Iever1ar before the
Royal Academy Of Paris. Concluding ismAH'
Prof NIcHoL remarked, previous 70 commencing
his lecture that he had after mature consideration
concluded tia. It would be advisable & divide the
lecture announced for the evening into Two lectures
as it would be impossible for him 70 DO the subjects
which he wished to present 70 the audience any
thing like Justice in one lecture. After the applause
with which this ANNOUNCEMENT was received had
subsidized the eloquent Professor spoke as follows;
LADIES ASD GESTIENES | proceed 10 expose
as arising out Of the mechanism Of orr Planetary
system through effect Of Mans profound and TIL
umphal exploration Of Us secrets, discovery than
which the entire annals Of Physical Science ProOa.
bly, present none more brilliant or apparently
strange-tC endeavOr 10 remove the diihsulfies and
doubtfulness with which that remarkable achieve
ment has seemed to some . be suro1nded-and
if can to clesrawsy ali obscurities connectedwih
its history.
| feel persuaded that it were needless, even at
the outset 10 owen " ltu any fp~'iei es.NAs'- W.
the outline or general constitution OF our Planetary
Scheme for they have for the most part passed, a.
the ages have coursed along, among the details Of
common knowledge but since the entire discover
les. whose steps we shall seek to follow, Is bot
deduction from that constitution, do trust wall be
hardened IT, even here seek for the SAKE OF future
dstinctness 70 exhibit 10 you as succinctiy as pos
sible the most important Of the elementary facts re
ating 70 our System to which we shall require ire
quenty to appeal.
| need not more than refer % the Planetary sys
tenn which, MS We first descry 1t IS ahke simple ana
majestic Resting in one portion Of Space, from
which his ustre is dfiused through the proundites
which environ him. is the Sun-our magnificent
Luminary. ranking in glory and corresponding IN
destiny with the myriads Of the fixed stars
Around this orb. which ium'ncs, cherlshes ana up
holds them. those smaller wori1s-of which our
Earth is one-roll, with admirable and unyaverins
regularity atdivers distances and in stated periods
Nearest of ALL as shown in the diagram,
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Law Courts.

limited STATES DISTRICT CoUsr-Before Judge Belts.
The February Term commenced yesterday. There not
heIoe sufficient number Of Grand Jurors 10 attendance
,hess rresent were dismissed TN this forenoon. The Peti,
jury was dismissed mi Monday.
C yauderbth J0sepk Dural. and others VS.. The so'r H.
q Ftsf and car0o.-This is suit 10 recover savage
the ,,usnts aleee that on Sunday morning, March p,
1851 the said Duva master, Went below the NsfroMs
with the steamboat samson, and discovered the ser H.
B.F at anchor near the west oAnh' aoA'oone1' VIZ
both rsss cut away and striking hard In the swe OF inc
waves against the bottom, she drawing nine
and anchored in but twelve feot-that Al mnen peru IA
consequence OF the SWELL they boarded hef shppeu ss
took her In tow aud brought her up TO New erA-
that abe proved 10 be from ST. Crox. with cargo OF rum
suga- and mossses, valued st Sl25Oo ihey 'nele.ole
claim salvage The claim is contested by Messrs hu'ns
a Tufs and others, owners. Ihey say ihe sea- h~'s
pilot on board anchored In consequence OF the ssrm
near the East bans but she dragged her ana Grove
toward the West bank. Her mgst were cut away "nen
she rode In safety. The officers and crew LETT her N
boat intending TO 20 ca board next morning. bat IN the
meantime the samson got under weigh from staten
Island and took possession othsr, sc To &c continued
this forenoon For hoelSn;s. Mr.. W. X. Thorne; for
claimants, Mr.. l.. Paine and = j. Cutting.
corKr or CoxxoN PIEAs-Before Judge Ul.hOerer.-
Albert o. CeHeHi and Jon w. hefnng'oE VS.. Hhia~
Main DvIaker and Loon laler-Aeon OF trover to re-
cover quantity Of cigars alleged 70 have been stolen
nom C. & II by a named Palmer sold by him to Mr.
Waller discovered and taken to the Police oee but even
,nslv gysn nm AGAIN by Justice D. 10 Mr.. Waller ron
suit As already stated. rendered on Monday As &c
Justice ID. and the was continued YESTERDAY 10,
Jury considered that the goods bad been stolen 0n :.
IS stated and gave verdict IN Their favor ag2hs &c
fendant Waller. for Sl65 Is. being the value. o.,
Benz Watobury vs.. Isaac n. h0oGeg ana |aness ~
BasLy.-Io recover the amount @. Two notes I"e Ne
fence Is want Of Consideration. They had been eNei
with view the buying out Of washing establishment
To be continued this forenoon.
L<tris AndS1eh VS.. hes LyneA-Case tiled under th'
rev law where The defendant placed upon the stand
III, an action Of sssumpst 70 recover Ss40 for jewelry
sold being $500 for diamond breas, pin. also for golS
watch and chain, and wsddng rirg, being. we believe
bridal presents Tie value Of The goods proved by
The store books and also that The plaintiff kept clerk
Tho defendant, under objections from bis counsel. VA
then called BY plaintiff IS witness. lie admitted th'
sale bot denied the placed upon the articles saynl
that the price Of the bresst PIN 70 be SEQ Instead
$500 Sc Verdict for plaintiff sii0 being fun amour, :
For plaintiff, Mr.. Henry Morrison; fer defendant Mr..
ID. Russell.
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uiovc' without remote stars discerning is change
of po ''oa. box eutire rssbs tins lnChsrrvei
ami Zoo @, Jspite Is D.. 81 M from any planet
beil- .l.rperieut or .s saou.i rather So sew
crei rrm rclstious 'he peat Universe for
soc. p. lie present q resnile iEte-
r.Alss If We res'ri.f ..r r.l.- Il1 2. 81 no
tons or Orbit. sni O. i.s a,sun'- nslrit.is ra-t
Plane mzy be said o. ie l'r-r N tH. c~ n, e fts
rssu.f u Ac c1HrurreErs " NJ. fsIfrt.f . ef tr
0fAers. Ia the case 81 Jupiter. .lr Instance. sup
pose him concealed from my sense Of vision. by
being bercft Of his power % ref the radiance ~
The San-so long, nevertheless, as be rolls IL that
orbit his presence must be revealed 70 Intellectual
vision, by bis influence on the motions Of the 0rbs
within his reach yea the irregular and then unac-
countediOr motions of Saturn, would point 10 rsrd
the reality ci that Planet and could we Alright IN
ierpret them, they would unfold alike the magni-
tude Of the force that has caused them-or Whist IS
the sane thing the mass or weigh. az Japte,-and
sso the variability chan-eab.enoss Of that force.
which being interpreted. signifies he CROFT ami mo
tions of Jupiter-even rs Hacrrngly 0ad nlcc7sirg-
" as ~ mOrcmsHts Of me mysterious needle tol
a. ne direction and intensity Of the IafHeEcs
f0ir0rd irtict q turns Let the sguar line repre-
scented in the diagram below FOR insiarcc be
SftCrns orbit in far that IS due % the san. and
the unbruken irregular line his real orbit Now II
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BY Telegraph 10 The Tribune.
LEGISLATURE OF NETWORK.
NORsIsG REPORT

SENATE. ALBANY, FEB. FL Pm
Mr. Frost introduced bill for the Protection Of
Emigrants.
Mr. Cook gave notice Of a bill 70 amend the act
relative 70 Redemption Of Circulating Notes passed
May -. 1910.
The Senate then went into Committee OF the
whole on the bill to amend the General Banking
Law.
Mr.. ADAMS proposed On amendment taxing bank.
ing associations or individual bankers on the
amount Of the actual capital paid in or secured. 10
be paid in the same proportion capital bears 70
circulation, as In tie case OF Incorporated banks
but in no case shall Banking Associations be taxed
less than 500 900, and ndividu bankers $50 900
Mr.. Cook stated his intention ID submitting n
new basis for circulation on per cent. Sticks 30
per cent Of circulation. per cent Stocks 80 per
cent per cent Stocks a circulation equal D. per
value Of Stock No question taken.
ASSEMBLY.
The General Gas Company bill passed.
Mr.. Ransom reported bill 70 incorporate an as
ISOLATION to improve the dwellings Of the laboring
classes in New York.
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For The Tribune.

% De N.Ia inc
10 AZ ABSENT FRIEND.
IN lonely love, without thee.
For twilight 5 fading nov.
And the shade that ever haunts me
Is on ny heart and brow.
How strange that words of parting
From those We bod most dss-,
Should til the heart u ith sadness
And i1rce the bitter tear
While ever busy Memory
Recalls eacn look and tone
o. tue loved and the departed.
Who leave IS all alone
No matter where thy dwelling
Ny heart is with thee still
And til We meet again. love.
NJ Joy this void can Oh. ID. =. ).
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MARINE JOU r n A l..
PORT OF NETWORK.

.-;..a-Rsrk Peter Demill, Picket, savannah 70 d.
.c,,l1 cc 10 Demin 4 Co. The ID anchored at the
Hook on Monjsy night ,,,,,--,..... Nc g a. ,.v.l
SIR Napoleon Smith, Wilmington NJ as naval
stores 10 Hussey 4 Murray. ,.-,- a. .....-. T..
sea- Mar Jewett Depuy, Virginia Ss oysters TO
nssteT - x,,a.. all
sloop Franklin Smith I'm NLonaon' on
80, CO.. st.nbep 5 Austin, Galveston, Clifton,
NOrleans, ,o s..,.., Ooorto
Brigs WsterIoo, Halifax Clinton, ss'aansn' 'Ha ''
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II NAV easily be made PLAN ma ne boy A e 3
volying through the circle \, u. r. around =,
cannot be conceived AZ any Poinl o. rs -
11s sn IL and free from other restraint When a. A.
si'en =, 80 these iormer impulses
IL. ,endency were il free would be 70 ds along
the line B. exactly like stone recessed rom
me ins = ,h,. re patursl course would be a. n
stead of the circular one and re eai.s. u,,-
sine i, pursuing freely toe aiter pain u1e,S s ,o
other power act on il Continual! ~,
a. ever moment in the direction D. I9ere 5
tbu. needed a steady and underwriting dcree.'ug
power-cspable Of bending straight lines hAe = D.
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NEW-YORK TRIBUNE.

TIE PoEr FREILIGR.TH.-A friend writing to
us from London, gives the following intelligence
respecting this distinguished German Poet:
81 saw Freigraih on Sunday last, at his residence
He gave up his ceIkshp New Years dsy, and intends
devons bis time wholly 10 literary pursuits. lie Is at
present engaged IN preparing edition Of his works, with
an Autobiography, Tor Jas. Munroe & Co. Boston"
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been no arduous task but how different with these
deyiations from it-these evershii,ing perturta-
fi9usi The fidelity with which he can trace and
estimate directions and quantities so mutable and
evanescsnt, is the highest attainment Of the AS
tronomer. an object indeed most worthy Of those
tolls tina. have occupied him since the lifetime Of
Nsgros. Many a midnight has been consumed
in the arduous pursuit: and success in the most
difficult portions Of the enterprise has conferred
several names a distinction that will never die
BEFORE me in creates. briance arises that ilustri-
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES CLAIRArr, D ALExBERr;
,n one side OF them the great family Of the BER.
xou-rLLrs: on the other, our own MAcLAURIS and
In later times those two chiefs, seated twin sum
mits-LAeRASGE andLAPLAcE from whom again
the mantle mas descended and fallen on men most
worthy 70 wear ia company goodly in number
aud ardent with hope among whom. however, the
eve easily discerns-Es ever conspicrOus-those
ilustrious fellow vic,ors IN the race, ADAMS and
LFvERRIER. Applause
The Modification OF chief moment, however,
which tbi, completed idea Of Gravifa,ion inpresses
on orr conception Of the Soar System. s this
No part Of il can be regarded separate or indie
Dendent-each orb being Haifsd o. ties which
cannot be severed XIII al he others, in regard Of
the chief features Of is being 50 long as se re-
card the san IS the sole seat Of this attractive
soervv anv Planet NIGH. be removed from the
svstsn xitbout other consequence than the dissp-
/ oss-ancs Of a Star from ou- skies :-anniniia'e
Juniter for instance, and all others would, In tna'
case. roll onward precisely as before, IN courses
Derfectly determinate and geonstricany regular
But If the meres, pebble on sbesch cannot DC re-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-02-03

FIRE.-The store house occupied by Tiffany x
Lockwood Buffalo, and owael by ,hessi&ie e j. subway.
was destroyed by fire the z7h ut. quantity Of pro-
visions and tsow stored there tse greater part OF
which were consigned II. r. Howard and insured for
5000. TIE property Of ndany & Lockwood was in
spred for s., 900.
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the dotted line indicates the or.
bit that Saturn ought 70 assume
in consequence OF the action OF
all known planets excep, Ju-
piter; then the discrepancy be-
tween these lsst two. viz ; the
irregular uubroken and dotted
lines; would point to TIC for
eign influence and nothing
save the requisite skill could be
wanting to enable us toreach,
through these unexplained de-
viations. the reality and definite
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-02-03
The Army Appropriation Bill.

A Washington correspondent Of the Courier
ryes the following az TIE items Of the Army APP
preparation bill or the ensuing fiscal year as re-
ported from the Committee Of Ways and Means Of
the House Of Representatives on the 3lst ut. OF
course, nobody sUpposes the Appropriation is sufi
cient for the purposes intended provided the present
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RRnOkI.NN AFFAIRS.

tzY@ We are informed that Rev. Dr.. Lansing
the onvl protector and for many years Professor OF sa
cred Rhetoric in the Auburn Theological Seminary, ana
late of the Chryste-t Congregational Church, has re-
ceyed and accepted call 20 the Cinton-a Conge-
eationa Church OF Brooklyn, and that he expected TO
enter hs new field OF labor next Sabbath.
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of that Planet-his real one vi
brating around it, as in the fan
ciful curve inthe same diagram
"A curve which is not repro
ducedyear afteryear, bu. which
will pass through as many "a.
ria,ions as the course Of ages
can witness, in the relative po-
sitions Of the constituents ofcur
multiplex scheme To deter
mine that normal ellipse in the
case Of any Planet. might have
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-02-03

bis pursuit OF the true orb, Of MARS no sooner was
the Planet in one part Of its course brought under
control and properly exclaimed than. 10 at another
par. ne broke from all bondsge. snd rushed withcr
hs would The actusl state Of this very puzzling
case IS represented IN the followins diagrams.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-02-03

IT, Over 500 canal boats are moored for the
winter in the Atlantic Dock Basin many of which are
occupied BY families living on board during the cold
her.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-02-03

If the line A r. in fig l, represent the observed
orbit Of Uranus the broken line will exhibit the
Theoretical orbit-that calculated from the epoch
ISL to lsiO being traced by the irregular line;
Now, the deviation OF the two hnes-one tenth OF
an inch corresponding to one second OF space-n
the measure Of this discrepancy between Iheory
and Fat discrepancy which In degree had no
parallel elsewhere in Astronomy. Turn. however
10 the diagram below where the line A again re-
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DOVER, Wayne county. fa.,y
March lNh LIZ

In accordance with previous notice, . meet
ing was called at this place for the purpose Of
making preliminary arrangements for the con-
struct,on Of Turnpike Road, from Richmond
to Williamsburg. The meeting was organized
by appointing Moses Davisson, chairn.as, ssd
Geo NJ. Blair, secretary. The Chairman stated
the purpose Of the meeting.
On motion. the chairman appointed a commit
tee of five persons, to-wit: Benjamin, Harris.
Samuel Bond Samuel Cook, Stephen Coffin and
Thomas Jcssop, to nominate nine pes.ons as a
committee 10 select the most suitable route for
tie road; who reported the following committee:
w alter I~gg. Robert Morrison, DR.. Joel vaiIe :.
Abijah Harvey, Stephen Coffin. Allen w. Lewis,
Benjamin Harris, Thomas Jessup, and Ellis Bono.
On motion, the committee were empowered
20 fill all vacancies occurring in thei. own mum
Der.
On motion, Griffin Davis and James Thomas.
were appointed agents 10 collect funds for tho
purpose Of having the route surveyed.
On motion, the committee was requested TO
procee TO vie the route immec lately. end il 10
authorized to call meeting at this place in order
10 report progress.
On motion, the Richmond newspapers were
'luested to publish the proceedings Of this meet
ing; and, on motion. the meeting adjourned
MOSES DAWSON, Chm.
CEoRGE NJ BLAsR, Sec'y.