New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-03-01

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tons There i. the Western, the Midland Counties the
Yorkshire Dcomprising 20 nsii,utons), the Northern
and the Scottish and these Unions hire the best ecu
,ers IN advantageous terms for whichever Of their con
s,itusu, bode, pleases Probably there are not less
than 400 Institutions thus represented-a large hed o.
Instruction when the instructors arise. The Institutions
are for the most part quite liberal in their allowance OF
speech to their lecturers who msy in general preach
vbs,ever they ike 30 il be decorous for where 5er
~ f, not allowed the concern seldom Aourisbe' iDs'
much a. the free party generally the powerful one In
numbers and subscriptions. As instances Of ms may
no noted the Manchester and Glasgow Athensnm,
which BY nptng 70 conciste the bgoted church
party and shutting that freespoken man George
Dswsop and others have sliens,ed their supporters,
and are rapidly tunbng 10 the grourd-probaby to be
reconstructed by nothing but freemen The Untarsns
are Al the head Of these Institutions in the best places
where have been and nowhere have met with such
courteous support among the ministers and relsners
Of tina, body They the pillars Of the material and
Intellectual progress that il going on with US nor do
doubt thst they are siso preparing themselves and
others for importan. spiritual changes.
Another very important novelty In country towns
the schools Of Design intended TO improve the style
and taste OF our manufactures These exist already IN
many places being supported partly by Government
and partly by the contributions Of the students II 10
refreshing In some provincial town TO enter goody
building and 70 be introduced 70 an intelligent official
parsonage the master Of the school Of Design, who
takes you through Gallery Of Sculpture hled win
casts and models from the finest Antiques, such as OF
yore were only 10 the Metropolitan places and 10
observe students Of both and Of all classes busy
engaged 10 modelling drawing just lately Govern
ment has appointed w. r N Wornur 10 be Lecturer
on the Art Of Ornamental Design TO these Schools and
he ia now perambusting the Provinces delivering val
liable Instructions the history Of the subject These
various movements are rendered possible by our net
work Of railways which will Ultimately make Of Eng
land for practical purposes, one large metropohtsn
town You already sbou, from place 10 place with
hardly any sense Of intervening country for in these in
business trips you scarcely ever look out OF the
window. Az farther result all the superior men in
the country sppear 10 be becoming acquainted win
each other. which will make our Island society very |
bright and intense full Of equilibrium and differences
ought not TO omit to say word or two on our
Schools which are more and more svsng themselves
Of the Government Education plan. You are probably
aware ,hst where School exists with US, and wishes
TO participate in the Governmen, grant, the managers
communicate with the Council OF Education, which
send down an Inspector the place and the grant is
with in the school The nonin,erierence people con
s.tng principally Of the Evangelical di'senters have
hitherto souty resisted the aid Of Government from
some illdefned terror Of the established Church being
palmed upon them bu, their flight seems to be some
whs, subsdine Mr. J. D. Morel, is one Of the official
Inspectors and when | asked him a few weeks since
wba, he thought OF the Educational prospects of the
country his reply that he thought everything could
i,f- t,rs IN UNDECIDED BY all
not directly concerned and that some day England
would wake in the morning and md itsei the best edu-
Gated country in Europe
The effect OF the European commissions in this coun
try 4. simply material and commercial ia stated In
exports and imports bu, In no spiritual formulas MOI
the smallest contason appears to be possible from tne
Continent TO England, unless It indeed be- h'6@H"'
logHeHdo, contsgion whereby we catch the very op
poste to our neighbors. England ia determined 10
cultivate Der own ground aud gifts more and more
in her own way The Continent has inspired her with
profound contempt for merely political changes ana
her past history her to believe that her Consul
| tuition may undergo any expedent alteration without
Impairment for expediency Is the Constitution it'e
| The Established Church also Is rapidly rising in
more towering mood above the sects and here too the
tendency ia, TO improve what We have rather than
split away into what we know not Of" 10 short the
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sense-the carrying forward the past, through the
present the future and the more the progression
is integral the more 1, is the whole past that advances
and changes into the whole present the more eNten
.ive the estate s deemed and the better the sgrcul
tare 4 am telling you what ~ wiihou, Judging The
, sians-which indeed s almost impossible, so aver
mastering ia the spiritual atmosphere Of all eompsnie
in which one minges. With al this, however, W.
have certain obhQue eve for Whist is going else
where and will order the Millennium and pay for it i
goods OF cash as soon It 10 fair sale either il
France or Germany.
The destructive criticism which prevails elsewher
going on here with the creates, intensity but as W
hsve no absolute system In minds, or Government
4, melts and destroys particular things without an
effect upon the peace Of society could fancy Queer
Bishops Lords and Commons. al gradually thswin
sway-rnillocrs. les and al the other Tacies too-sn
Enghshmen still swearing by the Constitution OF the
foreiahers and fndng 10 the new state direct cre'
ton from the beet prccedents OF the Oldest lndic'
, ssses This power OF sad tear Of constant pc
spirstion and eScretion sustained By good sppst'
was never 10 greater vigor IN the world than here
this moment The condition OF the poor IS admitted
sad but il is now for the nrss time becoming known
! ia whole scope and whoever can show the Pror'na
, remedies will be gladly listened 10. These remedl,
must, however. be Immediately siirserve-tney mu
:. draw the powers tina, be to employ them Tor DC
,rIne Of attraction is very Incomplete II cannot orir
parties near enough together TO exert the attraction
sinoscal il it involves itself in its own proof Il Y
very nex, truths TO our own that must be revesled
, us of which we shall Ike the look. and 10 which
/, can step with consistency of UNDERMINING IL
golden ages OF the dam and the setting are ooin IN o.
a,h still but only red eoudwork, nj to De irodos
BY the snges Our sphere is the beat Of noon and u
, clods of the valley W
~ The Buffalo Express SAYS that the dipI
matte sgent Of the United States, al one Of q
4. Northern Courts Of Europe, said to be guilty