New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-10-16
.LoSOos. lFnd.y A.ternoon3 sep, :.


Oar 0Tn private concerns sre s,i'l thoss Eiih
which Jour correspondent must endesvor % ell
terrain you The washing, securing, eating.
drinking and sleeping Of Ola England her
domestic felic,ies and qlsrrs'. her family dis
eases-these arc the matters which yo- must
plesse take az Interest unit. others OF more pub
lie importance trsnspirs It's. PerhaPs, Wei Ia,
us.ions, through me newspaper Correspondents,
should sometimes visit each Other al home Tor e.
their home. are connected in prosperity " siver-
sity, and the petties. events which OcccT IN one
happen also, IN their eva way, IL the other. 90
a. east excuse myself when obliged 70 descend
70 The tittetsttle Of those affairs which arc Pecu
ha-iy English.
Oar national stomachschs is better since lsst
complained Of It. The number 81 our atoms that
il carried or in London daring the lAst two days
preceding ,h.s, was respectively ~ snd 81. The
Board Of II eslsh returns -3s dead OF Cholera the
Metropolis for the week. The General Fast msn-
aged its date very knowingly. with hne pru-
dence. the Archbi,hops waited until the enemy
was going. They did no. meet him as he was
mounting up. but no sooner had hs turned bis
back, and commenced TO descend, than th0y kick.
ed him prayoriuiy down stairs think prayers
ought TO have begun st the beginning snd then if
they failed % check The disease, i volld have
let as know that duties were proper aduncts 20
PRAYERS and az the disease sdvGnced. which |
venture 70 think it would have done though the
v hole nation had kept is knees, the duties must
have advanced also, to save the credi, OF the pray
era But as it is, the parsons, by their cunning
sill nave only added another count to their great
cause OF Prayer rHsus Duty. Nevertheless am
glad 70 say that many Of the clergy are nov TAX
ing an sctive part in Sanitary Reforms If
the Public Health agitsto-s would but introduce
the question Of closing the churches also, where
the burial grounds are Il nuisance measure OF
at least equal mportsnce--l incline 10 think that
a wonderful cesr-sightedness would invade the
clergy upon the subject Of burisl 10 towns
a new theory Of Cholera is making a noise
in the journals A Mr. Britain hss discovered 10
the ric--~ato ovacuations of Cholers patients
and in the air and water Of infected districts,
tain peculiar microscoplcsl objects resembling
iunsi aud which also have been seen by many
other microscopists. DR. Carpenter, from bis own
experience, assures n OF their existence. Fungi
Will increase and multiply " IT'D the mos; wonder
iui rapidity and the advocates OF the theory seem
% think that they account for The phenomena OF
Cholera upon TIA principles. | DO not agree with
them. 1 believe tnst there IL m true theory OF
disease that does not ut once suggest cure the
healing virtues Of the theory are the test oi rs
physical truth and importance. But these petty,
though not unintsresting observations, suggest
aimost nothing Why not stop e. the rice-wstsr,
aud ssy here "a the cause or sgsin, why stop p.
the fungus, and why NOT ask tor the cause Of tho
cause7 We want "a theory of stops decent
punctuation of knowledge. Tho microscope viii
DO little to help the eve antil tho mind has made
use Of those immense possessions Ut sight which
are not microscopic l. Useful know edge which tho
fungus theory 9retends 10 be, income * only given
by Providence according o. administration. Why
then seek into these shabby little e1trsl,s II the
difficulty, vncn the broad face Of it goes unques
TONED and uIEOlvef
The Board OF Heath bss made -,me important
returns Of the Cholers districts IL appears ths.
the mortality is three times as gres. upon the
south q, upon l5e north SIDE OF ne river. The
crowded snd untrainsd Tbs returns allocate
special Numbers Of death, 20 special districts with
great minutenes. They invite us to compare the
circumstance. Of these districts ~ith the mortality
Thir Is good kind o; study, because 1t leads ogi
cslv % consideration Of the occasions OF the dis
e.se These occasions the useful causes 10
investigate, because they are the great Jodfes OF
the real cause Nothing is more misleading than
u study causes apart from occasions. Let death
he a, pervsding as you plesse SUI poverty, nth
and incompetence are hIs chief darts, and without
some such dart. ne never strikes any down but
those who are honorsbly worn out.
The two Chartist Leaders Williams and Sharpe,
who died in prison OF Cholera, have had pablo
funeral. Ten thousand PersOns followed =" hilams
10 bis grave. The heerse was covered with blood
red eloth and surmounted with tr-coior-iags,
adorned with suitable inscriptions The Chartlsts
accuse the Government OF the murder OF their
leaders. Asubscriptlon vss opened IN the burial
ground for the families Of the deoa'ted the piste'
being held BY women. Large bodies oil police &C
cupied the spot but the proceedings # The day
terminated pesceRbly addresses being delivered
over the grave by other Chsrtist leaders stli 1T
lsree. Charti.m is not dead neither sleepeth
A meeting OF the Peace Congress 10 to be held
Ia London 10 October, 10 which Emile de Girardin
and others are invited. Mr.. Golden, who ex-
presses his intention 10 DO present, intends on
that occasion N Initiate formally nis Anu Lohn
movement thereby essaying % strike down the
Finances OF AbsOlutism IN their stronghold.
don't see how he 10 20 succeed, yet the virUient
abuse OF him by our monetary press argues tnat
they fear this movement greatly when MAKES
me hope. Golden IS assuredly Tar sighted ard
progressive man. The Ismes cries out that he
hss deserted lcisse- fare and would binder quiet
people from lending their money 70 the large COT
iers Of throsts. 1t is, say they, merely
question Of buying and selling, OF borrowing and
ending and why NEEDLE 10 simple pecubiary
transaction " All We now know thatthere are
no merely pecunisry transactions-that the pass
age of coin represents tie passage OF blood and
flesh and that the despotism OF money u that eyii
spiriI " hich ats upon the thrones OF the world.
| and makes tools OF the Cesars 10 IS quite eYi-
dent that this movement opens ont q fresh sehism
between Capital and Labor and that Capital must
psy the reckoning of when the next Re-olatlos
comes Ia the me sntime, Golden is no pedanf,
nor 40 besoectaced 10 Free Trade bat that he
Knows the devil when he sees him. am glad 70
tell 10 this man credit, that be and ms vile have
been incessant 10 their lnfercesson with TIE " ing
Government to procure a mitigation oi the sen
.erce upon Outlay and the other poor Inarts'
prisoner. - cruelty usmpled out by the lsE
The Governmental consideration OF Jonn Mitch
ell : bad health has terminated his confinement
and given him free leave, provided he does not SCI
bis foot upon any part Of the British dom mons; u
\, said tia. be intends to take op bis abode IN Ger
many. whittier his children are about 70 repair =
me et him
The Queen is going to bald palace on TIE
in.h coast. There has often been a isk Of tboi-
ishiDg the Viceroyklty Of Ireland, and confohc.t.
ing the government Of that province win that n
Enslsrr in London. Whether Der Majesty n-W
pasti.l Re sidence IL connected win thE. scheme,
time may show.
Mr.. Eqre ga. written - Lord John Russell, as
the rermsn Of a Conuiittee Of Members Of Periia-
II .Fr conduct Nr tlOre