New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-09-14

armies aid psc.fsilg nations. They abuse ne
germ because itis no. the nPe iro.t. re acorn
because j. vii not cut into sta1cl rnoeff i9r
.hip-boiaIng. My say is that tie TIRE. pubic
enanciaioa of Peace between Nations . q great
word Of rnan. The Word is che beginning @. ell
,bio-s: 1orls ars deeds a q beginnings. 4-r
treatment Of tais qseito- b. oar opp a.As -,-1-
Las saoNs i- chem a rampant Msteria-if-' A-1 q
total disbeFefia Moral Force. Clasaalify "aa
once nothing m.fs than Sermons oa OBJ, Mount
aud other sc9lrsas. 4 question las isancel
long way vl.a il shapes &c Psa-e ar .at. .
own tut ai sccslts Bat how . Universal
Peace 20 b. carried o4tf A,T is lte EnpeE. "a.
Russia % Boz converted Aay. Dst A.o~ ao-
,hst. b.tI DO know from l.story. t1st tle erec-
ti,. Of Peace ia.o discourse end motive is tae
first possible beginning 81 the broad day Of Peace.
Long siterga-d. but meyer irrespective oI these
three tslsog days ia Paris. shall come tee llAs
When ne bate asg IL f.rsd.
IL tie Parliament Of i4n, toe federation of TIE word
Tie mutual cisitles oi London ans Psrls cone
tiase with Increase. THIS week I me. Ia ne
Regents Park a large gentlemen from tie Ps-i'-
ian boalevarcs. BE consisted oi fry or SKY iar
BOOKING Frorcnmel. sl in their white dapf-r hate
excellent costumes ard cultivated moosiac1i's'
AID was looking about with evident curiosity and
delier. o.. similar English groups. Li+e zoos,
docde ephant be- was led from place % p.1'e'
with 10 entertainment O. n.insel, by Pfte-'o.'
ciesro.e. Everyone seemed please o. Gee nin'
This led me tos,ms thoughts. and deemed taat
ns.ior. which aad zoo long been sDi.el aui re
tired. we're nov making D.. rriag calls upon each
other. and ihat great beautiication wo4.l come
% the national dfswing-rooms from the wish O.
,iesse and b. pleased thence arising. ilen J -e.
membered that the big 111tains 81 versailles bad
been act apla,ing y amuse the English aae
Amercans, ani that they would have % Piayvery
often for similar purpose; aud wished that we
too he'd some fac things 10 London, 10 ssow OF
our own respectfully and station, end r. graft =
the Frenchmen. And ! gathered from it al that
the social life Of man was about, one day, 70 be-
adorned. Hitherto il has not even BEEN decent 3
callers have found us ia foul undfess but We now
expect them, and shall sit Ike ladies' among our
furniture and our foey.
Manning, the Beulondsey murderer, has been
arrested at Jersey. When taken, his first words
were " Have they caught the wreich!' meaning
nor down stairs before dinner 20 wash bis hands,
alter having herself laid the clotb,l aud in tle
back kitchen. " here the grave was dug cid OBJ.
quicklims resdy, fred a. him the pistols hot,
which was the frst injury. The affair itappears,
is a Kind Of Macbeth horror in q vulgar way. The
women and her husband wu be placed side by
side ia the dock in q few days, 70 be tried Tor The
crime before the Corouers Jury.
At last there are to be railroads in India
trial line Of 20 miles is at once 70 be constructed
from Calcutta % the country, and alterward the
rail is 70 be extended to Delhi, distance of goo
miles. The experience ~ English railroads has
been useful 10 this undertaking, which commences
with al the light that experience furnishes, and
will be conducted on tue safest pnlcipie', Of
finance particularly, that our present knowledge
dictates. Impartial auit Of accounts, cheap con.
struction end chesp fares Will IL Is thought in-
,urs sscccss itis en- event of An Interesting
kind-tls first introduction OF "new ways into
Asia. India is moat popuous iis trading comma
nity immense, its locomotive community immense
also. Weeks will become hours t. the Hindoo
baeman under the new contrigauccs. Were our
rule expelled from India to morrow, We SHOULD
have justGcstIon la our presence there IT We
could only point, before that tomorrow to raii.
roads initiated ia Hndostsu.
have often considered that among national
kndnesses a ins movement might be begun, were
we to convey 90 each other by suitable presents
the great Improvements which are peculiar to
ourselves. What. for Instance. could be uobler
thing. than f1e England or America TO send out 10
the Emperor Of Chins first rate working models of
our Railroads and s.esmships-suc models as
could a. once Doe copied-with Cd course siah OF
persons 70 explain and illustrate the models p
The Emperor might. or might NOT, act upon them
that would be bis business bat % give him the
opportunity is mere propnety from a friendly
nation. Instead Of that, however, we laugh az
the poor Chinese Tor having initiated our steamers
by an outside copy; for having made paddle
wheels and ianucs and the whole sk,u complete
but without the steam and the engine This is
social ill-broedins We ought rather to send the
puzzled Grand Man of China Z complete steam
heart to warm his machineres.
The trial of Moolfaj. Raiah Of Mooltan for the
murder Of our ENJOYS, Anderson and Agnew, has
terminated ia finding him guilty. he Is sentenced
20 death but recommended by the Jury 10 mercy,
I
on the erouud that he acted good deal unl,r
conru'aion of his subjects. There Is somewhat
new H. a king being brought to civil trial 10y JAR.
! under the English forms, and condemned % death
from the bench. I. is said taat che culput mon
arch Will have his sentence commutei % imprisoe.
ment f,r life The decision rests with the CIV.
crnor General OF India.
Toe news OF further troubles In the 9unJach
turns cut to be premature. Ghoisb Singh viii not
be rash enough to risk his new crown in a contest
with the lords OF ludis.
| Modification In our dealings with ,ne slave
trade. Is much talked or There Is bat one opinion
as TO the ineioiency Of the present system, under
which the trade has doubled or treblsd There
are several plans before the public, which chiefly
regard a compromise with the slave trader. i IS
not unlikely that sulsr lesalzsi.on OF the bar.
ter may take place, with tle sanction o. the Bra
| lillian Government, whose main interests are
touched by our Interference. 50 g. al events tie
accommodation for the nssroes on their transit
Noald be somewhat humanizel. Ard moreover.
the Bsezlans might be inclined 10 admit some
sort Of apprenticeship as s means TO gradual
| abolition.