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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-01-31
CITY ITEMS.

SATURDAY, Jan. %.
LECTURES on AssocIArI0S-Th lecture last
evening by HENRY JAMES Esq. wa, attended by a very
respectable audience The obtc. q the lecture was 70
show that the relation OF God 10 Mn-thA, OF Creator %
Creaiure-necessate Association the destiny Of HUI
many. God the Creator Love, said the lecturer MT
as all perfection belongs to God the Creative Love
must be perfect or Infinite BY infinite or perfect love
was meant love which Is wholly unlimited by sefoye
The Creative Love perfect infinite, then. because It
is utterly unlimited by selove The Creator feels no ar
tagonism between the love Of Himself and the love Of
Others because all have iheir being In Him, and lis
regard consequently be different toward them from
what il is toward Himself. The Creator then is the Also
Lutte unity OF seilove and universal love But this said
the lecturer Is not the only trulh you ai admit you vii
also admit that what created what has no being In itself
but derives al being from another only reflect that
others properties The creature therefore. must Away
and In sl points reflect its Creator II now proceeded the
lecturer you all sgree these two truths l. That God
IS the absolute unity OF selfloye aud universal love, and
2 That the only reflect It's Creator then you
will also agree a third Truth, which is that the true
humanity the true whom God creates, is the man in
whom these two loves shall be united, practically vel
ed In all the OF productive Art For If these loves
he absolutely one and ndsngush be in the Creator and
the creature be aoe Only 70 rtncct INT NIeao lheu t'
creature must also exhibit in himself the harmony Of these
loves or fail 70 rsasc his Creators perfection. But this
harmony the At supPoses in the creature
two.fod existence or development, nrst, race and
second as All individual And Il was 10 the sxplcaton
OF this composite history OF the crcsture and Of is hna
issue 10 Social Harmony that the remainder Of the lee
ture was devoted
The speaker interrupted frequently By the applause
the audience who evidently highly gratned With
his original and oen eloquent presentation OF the sub
iec The next lecture will be given by JoHs : DWIGHT
Esq. on Friday. Feb. IL.
FiRE-A fire broke out last evening in the dry
goods store Of y woolford 20 CAharne-s and before
tho flames were extingushed quantity OF dry-scods
destroyed.
Hall THYFT-The house Of Mr. Hugh Munroe,
6S Amliyt was entered about Z. o'clock LAST night. by
means false keys. and robbed OF number or coats c
POLiCE-A German named Lewis Cutllpp 0iids
Gethss. arrested yesterday on charge Of having
stolen upward Of $500 worth Of syerware consisting OF
table and tea sp0oRs forks &c. from the house Of MI
Lorerzo Delmonco. South-wian-st- portion o. tho
stolen property being found in the possession Of the sccnsei
he was detained 10 answer FOR the alleged offence.
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magnitude. IL will be that II may be cascu-
lated upon the hypothesis that the stars are as
tributedin random or average manner through the
heavens. how many OF such mere optical combins
tons might be formed within those spheres and
Hersche discover that the number actually exist
ing ~ immensely exceeded the number which thus
might be produced that a new explanation was ne
cessary and ia short that the bodies must be phys-
caly and not merely OFFICIALLY or apparently connect
ed Like Mitchell too, he ventured on the predic.
ton that the reality OF this system would be found
manifested by the fact Of the bodies rolling around
their common center OF gravity in mighty orbits
and fortunately the verincatlOn was in this case
nm, only pOsslble bat near. The examination AMI
determination Of the periods and motions Of the
double stars have constituted Of the most bril-
liant and fertile departments OF Astronomy from
Henchels time until now This was a Phenoms-
non new in science. two grand primary orbs being
found in special union and moving through great
courses.
yrastast variety Some are very long while
others are comparatively short In some the
revolution takes place in fourteen years. The Pc
rod Of one in the constellation OF the Crown Is
three wears. Castor. IN the constellation OF
the Twins has & period Of alJ years. while others
extend through seven or eight hundred years We
have not been able 10 follow these latter through
more than a small portion OF their orbits but a
small portion Of an orbit being ascertained Geone-
try enables US 70 complete NE entire croit and Dy
IL. ali we have been enabled 70 determine the
periods of these singular bodies
am very ,~-i-- Il the audience should re-
alize the usta-a.. phenomena. They Do not
At ali resemble III -.ons OF our planets round
their centre. the Sea There are IN fact. two oros
IN suns of the first magnitude revolving round each
other. each Of which may De accompanied b. e
c0rf<geof planets as imposing as those attached %
our san. Neither the previous reasoning nor the
observation which followed Il was confined to mere
Binery groups The illus.rious discoverer went far
beyond these and traced the same Characteristic
among much more complex systems We are now
aware Of numbers Of Triple Stars which appear
single 10 the NAKED eye. OF others that qQadru-
pie. and of some yet higher combinations -
The momen. Her.chel f0und that some Of these
bodies were triple and discovered still farther
combinations. Of four stars he was under no
difficulty whatsoever with reference 10 the IN
ference he should draw from these discoveries -
He said these groups certainly are physically con
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Private Correspondence Of The Tribune.
WAsHISCTOS, Jan. q, lsis.

Private Correspondence Of The Tribune.
wAsBISCToS. jan q, lsls.
They are ,uani tns,e' ald Will backbfe"
OF this, in respect of those who sent him to Mex
ico and their supporters here Mr TRIsT might have
been sure before he left Washington.
Though not agreeing with him in politics the
writer has been not the less Disguised at the treat
ment this geo temsn has experienced at the hands
Of the President and the Secretary of State and the
hacks now IN IN cir employ since thss appeared
probable that he was waiting IN Mexico, entertaining and
reluctant give up the hope Of making peace All sorts
Of bad qualities q nd motives have been imputed TO him,
and dismissal and disgrace openly predicted by observers
whose trade Is 10 follow and live upon The gvngs out Of
the Secretary Of State, In whom Mr. TRIsr not knowing
him, confdei friend. But his error was in supposng
that Pace the real object OF his supeors not ntaen
information, bat office and power That may have been
the object when lac dispatched because may have
been thought That overwhelming popularity would he the
fruit peace dictated the lannon's mouth II it could
have been trm nphaDty proclaimed at the opening Of Con-
gress but not now, and hence the importance for Mr.
trust m. Hence the impu,aon Of arrogance in the
assumption If authority, and meannoss in perseverng In
his endeavo rs TO accomplish treaty.
Men may differ to the propriety Of sending Chief
Clerk of Department, the second in rank" there 10 the
Secetoy himself, but VINO ls cnsrgeaOle Win inal MOI
Mr. Trist surcly-whe In extent and variety Of knowl
edge lnguis, and general scholar and political
historic Mr. Tris by those who know them, and Will
SPEAK .he truth is known TO be decidedly superior 10 he
President himself No the Of his being traduced
now by those who appointed him and their jackals 49,
the ear that he naay make advantageous arrange
Mt 10 defeat the fell purpose nor entertained Of con-
Qu ering all Mexico The fear Of Peace, OIL terms which
icy reject dsturbs the visions Of those in and
sut OF Washington who already dreaming Of mines
and bars and ingots Of silver and gold. How ambition
and avarice corrupt the human heart and make men for
get all the obligations of truth and honor No Premier
has been more INDEBTED his Secretary than Buchanan
TO Trs yet seen, without word Of contrade
ton or reproof even from his old friend the Editor Of the
organ, the most disparagug mpuatons against Mr. Trsi
and these repeatedly put forth others by the conf
Dental observer" all Buchanans most private views
and opinions What a picture Of human natureyeriiy
"lhoy are arrant knavos and will baekblte" What Is
remarkable injurious and o-repeaed have been these
Insulting nuendoes against n. r. TRsT not word has
appeared in any Loco-Foco paper by way Of defence or
explanation? Where his real friends in this City p
Has he not one
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EROOKLYN.AFFAIRs

CHARTER CoSvEsrios.-This Convention held
meeting al the Common Council Room last evening.
communication Was resolved from the Bo1sd Of Trustees
Of the City Hospital Inviting the members Of the CONVEX
ton 10 attend meeting 70 be held Al the Brooklyn las
tu.e for the purpose OF considering The subject Of new
City Hospital. Accepted.
The Convention then went INTO Oornniti'e OF ne
whole and resumed the consideration OF tne re- o. ne
Committee on the "Ciiy Corporaiion ~ AAfFm o.
fered tue following substituts 20 tie Tenth SECTION
"Tn;n The year 1855, the BoAri o. oen s,o NJ.
sha elect one and the other wards each Two
,ser ,ss census OF 1885, the number shall consist Of 81
10 be chosen B., the several Wards on the bass OF p0po
ton" Adopted. ,
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From California.

The Journal Of Commerce has advices from
Monterey, stating that Commodore Shnbrck of the
squadron has determined onihs capture ofSan Bias.
Acapulco aud Tehnantepec in addition to Quay
mas and Mazstlan whose capture has been already
ansounced When this shall have been accom-
plished Mexico will not have possession Of a
single port worthy Of the name on either ocean
correspondent writing from Monterey, Oct 10, says
The advance party OF the emgrsnt column for this sea
son. IS already in California We have ceased counln
their wsgons.-and for the emiuants you might As
well attempt 10 number the trees which wave over the
These emsrsnts would have seted The fate OF California
without any declaration OF war with Mexico. They mgh
perhaps have had little ngh,ng here between themselves
and the natives, but their triumph sure. not only IN
their csurage and skill but IN their overpOwefng numbers
Monterey has stu MFR Cotton OF the Navy as Alcalde-
He tried hard TO set OF when hs year was no but the pc
pie demonstrated. and addressed TO Cora
shubrck and Gc' Mason, and he consented TO REM
for the present The citizens have offered TO send for b.
family. but he has decided 70 return home In the Con.s
when she coca His popularity lies 81 his energy iss
tsl administration OF justice and the extensive i'm
msnis he Is efectng In the city. Among these Is .rse
large stone esihce designed for public schools II k
perb building The citizens call u Cotton Hall wzc
R- Another veteran Jerseyman Of the Revolu.
Ton has been taken from as-Asron Chamberlain Of Mon
ysss II Is remarkable that his brother also soldier OF
he Revelation, died at Mauasqusn, In the same county
Anew years since. aged over 100 years. Newark Adv.
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By Telegraph TO The Tribune.
LEGISLATURE or NETWORK.
aORsIsG REPORT
EIVTNFE7FH w W.T.
SENATE. -. ALsAsr, Jan T-2 y. NJ.

SENATE. .ALsAsr, Jan 2e-2 r. NJ
Mr.. BosD reported bill in relation 10 Brooklyn
Orphan Asylum
Mr. TRRaDwELL moved to reconsidert the vote on
rejection Of Printing bill.
Mr.. FULLER opposed the motion. II he vote
for the bill he could not face his constituents And
1t could not be amended so 10 secure his vote b.
accommodate the friends OF the bill He would
however, vote 10 rec0Hsider.
Mr. BEsD said, if the object OF the motion To 70
consider was 10 get up an exciting debate. he wsi
ready 10 meet IT, He did not know but If chance
was given to blow Oft little thunder as might tend
TO clear the political atmosphere.
The motion 10 reconsider was lost-Ayes
Cole Cook, Fuller, TreadweIl Nays "A. So tie
bill is finally disposed Of
ASSEMBLY.
The bill to amend the charter OF the Hadson
River Railway PISSED. Also the Troy and Green
bush Railway AssOciatioi.'
Mr.. Cross brought In bill 10 amend the Charter
Of the Emmett Society Of Brooklyn.
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NETWORK TRIBUNE.


Peace.
The Commercial Adrertiser Of Saturday evening
says:
I'VE are enabled to say that there are letters in
the city from Members Of Congress, Of both parties
which declare in the most unequivoca terms that the
outline Of Treaty, arrangement, has been receiy-
ell at w ashington corresponding generally with the
propositions originally made by Mr.. Trist to the
Mexican Commissioners. and nat 'cH be ar
ceded TO BIZ he Admfnist, atom"
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+ ALLURE AT FALL kIyER-Consideraoe sensa'
toI was produced In the mercantile circles last evening
by intelligence from Fall River that the large A' WEI
GOWN manufacturing establishment Of Andre" i0Oe''n
Sons has been compelled succumb TO the pressure OF
the TINES We gratned, however 10 earn .nls uVs
Ing by the Express Of Hatch. Gray Co. thA ms i'-s
ia not likely 10 prove 50 disastrous as was al irs1 sp2s
hended They hope 10 nearly or quite pay u iu Ins1
liabilities BY the jutlcious disposition Of their properly
ana for this purpose have pu; II into the hanos AZ
sgnses Their individual property is large. and th.I
,nsvldusl liabilities comparatively small Their cameo
nrin,ng establishment was nearly the Oldest ana one OF
The largest In the United States, 49,, .. a.,
Tne 6uspe,s Of the firm has been conducted upon me
,ne ncples of business life. The operatives are nor
n slv 20 suer loss except by being ihrown cut OF ous
- - No comrlant has been heard ~ Inst sHy member
- the Ann. by cseti.or-.id Il IS believed hal insli
n fslrs will be wound up without the sa.hies lpst''
IN snt Of their integrity. lo'''A
The Trarelier adds 49,. 49,, ,,,,,.,
In this failure The unequal working OF siSe Sn1 Sse
n, ties insolyent laws Is Illustrated. New i0IA eeSo
10 ne smount OF $4,000 have secured tnense'ss ~ a.
alta chmcnt upon the property. all Of when sum va,
10 be paid before The Massachusetts Creditors sA
seea {.
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To-day party left for Pachuca place about
esht miles to the nc rheas Of this aud short distance
from the silver min Of Real del Monte understand
their purpose olect the silver bars manu-
fac,urea there BY the English Company The party
sisted of the och regiment OF infantry squadron OF ara
soons and couple of pieces OF whoe unos
the command OF COL winners, OF te sth hey Ictuihr"
In ten or twelve days
Capt esi.'s colap any Of Louisiana mounted voun-
arrived here With Gen Lane and are TO leave Tor
Vera Cruz Tomorrow
On Tuesday last MeNican policeman shot private IN
the Kentucky imen through the head and killed him
instantly He taken TO the guard-house but on eN-
ami nation ID out that was entirely sccdenahe
soldier having him revolver TO look a. when II e
ploded in his han g.. He was released.
In the Republic published at Guadsslas 10 para
graph stating tina Senior ID Francisco Rbauc comm an
der Of the squad has been named by the supreme Gov
Comm nder General Of the Navy OF the south
whose station Is established at Tepe until new orders
Where the deu 70 is bis squadron
9oclook p IL have Just heard from good authority
that orders hsv been issued fer the departure Of the div'
OF Msor GENERALS Butler and Patterson the latter end
Of this iencemeno next week They are 70 move
San Luis otos and al point this SIDE OF that place
cyerge Lac8eczs. and the other 70 a
the uh.east of San Luis This the plan OF op
eraons at pf essnt and al have been able gather
the subject The will take place AZ soon a. the
Quarermasi er can III the expedition out
The news from Queretaf0is not of much importance
There has attempted revelation there which WAS
put down b President Auaya assisted BY two corps OF ar
ullery IT ringleade:s determined TO Walt until
Ansya leav eshe Presidential Chair which will be on the
tions Pre- ddent Will declared is said to be
the The leaders Of the revolt have written 10 the
Governor and Legislatures Of the different States de-
nouncing Anays friend II peace.
The st law for the better regulation OF the army ap-
pears 10 have created much dissatisfaction among the
officers md soldiers, particularly the clause reducing their
ray he CorrS0 Nac0nal contains long ist OF the e-
sgnat ms Of different officers Generals included, who
p~nr 10 hink Inert be prospectof night Mora
Il ahop 10 demand satisfaction from cenefal scott for his
order relative 10 guerrieros The ae monicipsl eec.
~ aeto.a''- i' f {. C.
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Farther from Mexico.

Special Corre,pondence Of the n. o. Picayune.
MEXICO, Dec. -, 1871.
Yesterday Gems Butler and Lane arrived in this
city aud this afternoon Col johnson In with his
command from Ayotl..
Rilsys brigade is comfortably domiciled at Taeu
baya and on Sunday Cushings moved out TO San
Angel This last command consists OF the let and ID Penn
sylyania New Fork, South Carolina and Massachusetts
volunteers These removals make for the troops
and as Gen Marshall is expected in week two. with
some five six thousand men, still farther movements
must be made. L. L
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I think the audience will
beensbled readily to appre-
bend the solution of this
problem by Herschel, with
the aid Of the diagram
Suppose our sun to be To-
Gated here in the center
the first circle to inclose
stars OF the first magnitude,
aud the second circle 20 III
close stars of the second
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Thing. In Phi adeiphia.

Correspondence Il The tribune
PHILADELPHIA, Jan. ~. ls4s.
All Saints Church. in Moyamensing under The
pastoral charge Of Rev Henry 4. Montgomery, WAS dd
Gated By Blshop Potter yesterday
meeting Of the authorities u the City and Districts
held Yesterday In reference 10 Reorganization OF he
Fire Department. The project Of law was submitted
and agreed TO- and Committees appointed urge It's
sage through the Legislature. As there much poltcs
conflict between the City and Districts, II Is very dca
suit al parties, and this Is reason for the Assrz
vsfsd riots we have.
BALTIMORE, Jan. 2s-I ? NJ
Bench warrants have been issued for the appr-
heuson Of Aessr johnson and Brent who are both out
u the city, and II Is thought with hostile Intent
VALENTINES AT WHOLESALE oNLY.-The
OF imported valentines Il lower priess then
'nss sac ever A'''' JOIN an ssKEwAN a FaI.ea
V'HE COPA RTNEHsHIPb s,ssefors existing an,
i der the frm Of BROWN CLARK, Clothiers, l0ss
Row.ry New-York Is this dsy dissolved By mutual con
sent Al persons iSsS r0 - re axe
Jan. 1913. SAMUEL ): BROWN,
THOMAS n. CLARK
The Clothinr Hsinsss will be eontinssd By THOMAS
n. CLARK AZ the above number - ~
NT0TICE.-Ta- sabscnber hss this dsy admitted 81
lNJoHS c. MOTLEY {. partner, and tho business
vii hereafter ss conducted under The name Of }: x
HEaRICK CO at the new ssors 70 Joh1-st. 70 which
'Ai' i 1s nv i.TfsS9ss . T. hH"A''h'
RRMOyAL.--JoHN JAT and MAUNsELL B.
IlFIELD have removed 10 the law Offices ~ Nssssgs
opposite % The Post once, recently occupied By Msssn
slosson SsheiL-Janaary IS. isfs j2s 3t~
NOTICE.-Msrchssts DO az rotss rswn or sndorsed
By either p. Tstcas,le T. "A. BROOKS or C. c. Nj
chols, viii plsase call On the subscriber
is 81 wM SMITH, IA sr.nds.
r IVES. JK. Professor Of ase. teacher o. sinras,
La IN private s'sons and classes and Of the Piano
forte. 500 Broadway, cor. Of houstn-st 10 In
CAsTORS-A sns assortn,ss. Of Casters with cat and
" plain bottles, for sals n Barling- clip, By
IN lw LUCiU3 HART, late Boardmxa hAt
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THINGS IN WASHINGTON.
Ins,aaee erIajas,iee On he part 81 Te Tribune.
Correspondence Of The Tribune.

Correspondence Of The Tribune.
wAsHSGTos, Jan ., lsis.
Injustice was done Mr. RuAsEY OF our State by
The Tribune in not Including him among the Mem
bers Of the House necessarily and unavodably ab-
sent when the vote on Mr.. GlDDISGss motion in
relation 70 the outrage recently committed in tins
District upon a co.ored man, was taken.
Mr. RUMsEY was confined at the time to bis
room by serious indispostion il would have been
unsafe for him TO have attended the House, even if
he had known Of the intended motion Of the dis
tinguished member from Ohio, unless from sick
ness. Mr.. RUMsEY has not lost day OF the SEES
sion. he has been constant in bis attendance al
the House and attentive TO its proceedings,
And, talking Of the injustice Of The Tribune
another instance thereof may as well be adduced
few days since, an article appeared in The
Tribune ascribing TO Mr. Secretary MASON the
giving OF assimiiated rank to Pursers and Surgeons
IN the Navy from the interested desire TO improve
the condition OF his purserson. This is somewhat
Of q mistake.
The assumption Of the power to give rank to
Surgeons originated with Mr. Secretary B BANCROFT
the author of History of toe United States. snd
OF a letter to the Abotionsts, redoient Of their
doctrines. He it was who went out OF the file Of
safe presidents, and gave 10 persons from civil lie
equal rank with men who had served long and AZ
IDENTIFY in the service. Let the rcproach then fall
upon him-a reproach which Congress will do, pro-
baby, this session all in its power 10 remove by re
storing things az they were.
Private bills consumed the time Of the House this
morniDg-Friday and Saturday being days set
apart for petitioners of the justice of the House.
Mr.. Attorney General CLIFFORD, in the Supreme
Court undertook 20 defend Doorism II he was no
more successful in making the Court understand II
than he seemed TO comprehend it himself the de
fence must have recoiled upon its author.
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VALENTINES AT WHOLESALE 0SLY.-fhs
Subscriber oEes for sale at wholesale Only, eompe1
Of imported valentines, al lower prices th<
- az '''' N''"' loan MeKEwAN A Falton-st
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BALTIMORE, Jan. 2s-l VI.
Bench warrants have been issued for the appr-'
heuson Of Aesss johnson and Brent, who are both of
II the city, and II Is thought with hostile intent.