New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-03-15

Rio Janeiro, bringing dates from that CJ Jan. j.
learn That the Poetic st.sner Org9a lefi To- 9TH
for Valparaiso. We shsl therefore probably hear Of
her arrival 81 Pansns In a few days
ACCIDENT oy The HARLEM RNLRoAD.-As a
freight train Of the Harlem Railroad which let the
Do g6s a. Twenty seventies, a. 6; this morning aP
preaching the tunnel piece Of rock weighing several
hundred pounds fell upon the track and II lnstsn;
the locomotive and tender dashed TO pieces
Several Of the new and very heavy iresh; cars were
also entirely destroyed while the tack torn up
for Considerable distance The engineer By some /
miracle sustained but slight iajury Toe Ere. |
man after the occurrence vas found elingng 70 a
piece Of projecting rock distance from the track
and In what bis and the ngineers lives were
saved ia quite mystery At the last from the
Of disaster. workmen actively engaged re-
moving the fragments Of the wreck from the road bat
temporary track will necessarily have 20 Be laid down
before pass over the road IL the neaniime the
New.Haven Albany. Boston and Croton Pals pAsten.
detained at the depot Thirty second 81 with
bu; little prolPeci Of getting under way Tor some hours
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NEcHASIcs's ISsTITUTE-The annual election /
Of this Association held in the City Hall las,
mig when the following officers chosen for the
ensuing year: President Zsdok Pratt VlcePr |
dents, Thomas smul, and Joseph Bishop; Recording
Secretary, Valentine Csrgl Corresponding Secretary
John B. Whitman Treasurer, William 7 Leitch
NEw.YoRK ACADEMY oF EDUcATIoS.-T AS !
soca;ion of Teachers held ne monthly meeting the
evening Of the 10Th inst in the Assistant Aldermens
Room the City Hall the President Mr. BLAcKMER
in the Chair Mr.. VIM. G. Kibbe Principal Of Ward
School No 10, elecieda member. Mr. J. +. Worth
Of this City Mr. stebbins Of Brooklyn and Prof Tsy
Ter Lewis, were proposed as candidates for member
ship lecture was delivered before the Academy ~
Prof Lewis-subjec, The true idea Of Education, in
distinction from the knowledge required for partial
professional pursuits 1t was very excellent and IN
.truciige lecture The leading thought large
mental discipline is the proper object Of education and
TIA, this should be sought from pursuing such studies
would H. e. the study Of Language, Mstte
MATES Intellectual Philosophy SC The socslled prsc-
teal or physical sciences should by means, be
derrssd or neglected tui they should not be made
take the place OF that which Il truly The of edu
eating bringing ont the mind. The lecturer remark
ed thst he considered the synthetic method of instruct
the best that h. had come 10 this conclusion from
practical experience In teaching although his earlier
opinion favor of the analytic. analysis. said he
the order Of discovery, but synihesis that o! in
suucilOn.
Hail, NJ. f. TUrPER The writer in the SRA |
epse Star thus addresses the renowned author Of The
Modern Pyramid" In answer to his poem Of Mercy |
10 Animals 3"
Hal, 2 Topper. 20 thy MERCY" song.
no heart shall greet q warmer. thsn dotn mine,
ABSURD feel, that Belne neer do wrong
Who thus spreads form his Soul On Mercy shrine
YEN r Upper, Thy name Will sLEas7-
Bees tice ard nv ac,ef song; its ev'fy word
re Gear, MAPS out ihe PAIN of godiiness'
Than oil he sermons have ever heard
NAyIGATIos oS THE soUSD-The steamer Cor |
adias yaudobih resumed her place for the summer
on the s,onngton line la.t night The State u Name
runs on the alternate night heretofore. The Mass
ctuseifs 10 withdrawn
FInrs-About o'clock last evening fire
broke out The plaster factory OF Mr.. B. King 5Oo
AMI 80 westsL Very little damage was done, how
ever ss the flames were promptly extngushod. -
carpenter shop In the Of ii ffsnknst was elso
slightly damaged by hre about o'clock this morning.
VIRGINIA u.s. OHIo.-About three years ago a
slave Of Samuel b. Brown Of Augusta Co Virginia
away from his master aud the latter alleges stole AM
carried Of sundry articles Of value to the State OF Ohio
Ia January last the Governor Of Virginia made requ
siiion upon the Governor Of Ohio for said iu
zitve from justice. Gov. Ford refused 10 comply with
the demand the ground tha, the alleged larceny
committed nearly three years since. and that no Bdict
ment in the best evidence. has been found |
though there has been ample time for H. The affidavit
of the complaint moreover the Governor OF Ohio says
signed 10y the applicant is usua In such cases
and is such affidavit or paper would in the |
State of Ohio. authorize magistrate 10 Issue warrant
arrest in of the smallest offence sgsinst our
criminal laws
90 the "a day OF February Gov Floyd made another |
requisi,ion upon Gov. Ford. which also refused
Whereupon Gov Floyd sends IN % the House Of Dele
gates the following very terrible Message:
EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT, March g l-is.
To the Speaker ef the House Of Dsi'Sates
SIR-On the Sd January 1919, made requisition |
upon the Governor OF the State Of Ohio for the dev
cry Of a fugitive from justice, called Joseph Nonsblc
aud described a negro man slave the property a.
Samuel B. Brown. This requisition contempiu
ousy refused upon the ground Of the insuhcency Of
the AFFIDAVIT To Obysie all difficulty made second
requiston for the offender the 80 day OF Feb
rusry This requsition, like the first also refused
sud In a manner not less discourteous. For the
ner in which the demands have been met, ! refer 10
documents herewith enclosed for the consideration of
the Legislature. IL will be seen by reference 70 the
reasons assigned In the memorandum attached 10 the
last raquison that the authorities OF the state OF Ohio
virtually refuse recognize the validity Of the laws OF
this Common wealth regulating the proceedings against
slaves for criminal Oenses thus constituting the broad
uss OF sister republic which was intended 10 BE- the
guaranty OF protection from wrong the strong hold Of
iugiiives from justice and harbor Of safety for feons
escaping the penalties OF the law. do not doubt but
there are many right minded and patriotic citizens 10
the of Oao, whose patriotism and sense Of astice
will condemn In The strongest manner this anstcal
spirit of aggression the constitutional nights 81 the
Southern states bot hope that their better iudg
meuts and patriotic counsels will In time prevail
save our country from The ruin snd disruption q
which the contrary will inevitably lead In the
mean time feel bound 20 csl the attention OF the lie
sa,ure 10 this transaction. with hope that their wis
dom will devise means Of preventing similar oe'
currerces In future.
Very respectfully your obi servant