New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-07-31
Hamesfend Exemption.

A correspondent OF that old aud excellent paper
the KnorD,lk Register (Which wears now the same lace
II did 20 years sgo) IL on, In favor OF the Homestead
Exemption for Tennessee. His argument is good
one-lts main points being, that the proposed eNenp-
ton would curtail credit 10 It's legitimate bounds
that IL would have fsvOrsb Die influence upon sgTicul
ture" no In sdeplorabe condition In that State and
that II would give greater stability 10 the population,
rendering the people more dOmesucated and more
attached to the soil"
These three points are all important and either Of
them supplies the materials for strong argument IN
favor VI the Exemption proposed OF the three points
perhaps the last has the moot force. In military age
great States might exist while the tens were freehold
ers aud thousands tenants or slaves. But IN
like the present when the arts Of Peace are held
Of those II War, hrst necessity Il the grsun
cation Of Whist have called ne PrgWidary iaatar.
To be contentcd and stable and undoubtedly prosper
Gus. must have Homes, and have them secured 10
them beyond the capces Of fortune, the fsk OF bus
ness or the knavery Of associaies.
This Ia what the Homestead Exemption proposes
and can be made 20 accomplish We can foTesee the
most benehceni results from Its general establishment
by the different States Of the Union There are many
ways Ia which Il would influence the lives OF men n
forahly and while Il would be thus advAntRge to
iadiciduais particular reasons for be
heyng that u would have any geH0ai effects OF an ad
Dstare upon the business Interests OF the cOun
try. lite action. OF course, must be made ropcofce IN
al cases and this being when II shall be the set
tied policy and law, IL will be- thing always taken
Into account In trade, and be regarded all other
costingents.
The Exemption unfortunately failed in Ohio last
year. Its friends that similar fatality does
not attend its Introduction ino the Legislature next
year. Cincinnati Gazette.
FATK or BRooK FAks.-7he Boston Conrier
SAYS. Last Spring the ROxbury city government
voted remove the Aims House to remote
part Of the city and for ths purpose they purchased
the Brook Fsrtn In West ROxOury containing some ~
acres Of land, with several dwelling houses and out
holdings thereon, for the OF si9l50 This farm
purchased in lefi by Geo Ripley and others uHde
the name OF :" The Brook Farm institute Of Education
add Agriculture, and Il situated some Eve miles iron
the koxbury City Hall On Thursday afternoon th'
city government and some 800 citizens vs.et A- fsrr
They appeared To " .sss v-s.e@ with the premises
ere a..c. -s~ng the grounds and buildings the CON
psny were invited into the factory building 10 parak
OF q COLLATION. A blessing WAS asked BY Rev. Mr. An
derson. Mayor Dearborn msde short address, givin
history OF the purchase OF ihe farm &c Alter which
the comp my retired well satisfied with their excursion
Tar WosDwcNrH PsrxSr CASE At PHILADsL
rmA-This matter was brought 10 close yesterday
in the United States Court BY the argument Of nj
stoushton. OF New iork, in snsweT 10 Gov Seward 70
Inc motion TO dissolve the Injunction prompt
dispossd Of by the Court They ordered All Issue b
Jury to try whether The principle OF the machines
Woodworth and Bsrnum Identical, and whether Oh
latter 10 an Infringement OF the Woodwork pScnt -
Asa condition 10 this, however, the complainant Is
give security In $1,000 10 indemnify Barnum sgsni
al damage that the latter may meanwhile sustain
the Injunction. II the issue should be determined In
favor The security will doabuess be entered and a
issue viii be tried ON the 18Th Of October next
Phila Ledger, sSth
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DISASTER AT Sss.-The British brig Bohn
Acsiag Master Edward Forte arrived Al this port We
tetdsy, consigned 10 the BFtsh Consal she repor
the destrucron of the American bsig Oshcllo by mr.