New-York daily tribune., 1849-09-04

although warned BY the oversecrs that the Gre dang
Nas Alsnt In several places About oneasif Of tAos.
-n ne pit were ins'sntar-ousy killed There wants
s'rieier system OF discipline among the men -
lIttent these snocsins cstssIrophes appears ;hs
in ine lssi year more persons pershed in this WAY
! man were lo't y sAiPwreck ard casualties in ths
whole commercial marine OF Eng md
The Cholera continues 20 De prevalent and fatal -
Tie asst veess return cf deaths IN London x.s -
sni for the as; thrse days the deaths have been re-
specuvey les - and Isl. In its ups snd downs 4,
seems g follow distinct periods When II va. here In
M i bad three distinct vibrations Of attack in each OF
which q gained a maximum and then declined in
crs lsng again 20 another intensity lis very remsrk
BE circumstance fhstin p well a. IN th- presen,
the town Of Birmingham has been completely free iron,
10 but whether from its metal or chemical works or
from some other cause bss rot been sscerisined lhis
immunity Is well worth invests ssron. Certainly IL d.
not the cleanliness sweetness OF Birmingham that
have stood between IL and the scourge.
Hon and Rev B. Noel whose secession from
the Church OF England. and his book sssins, STATE
Churches. have caused some sensation In the theoos
cal world immersed the other lay on Joining the
Baptist community. On this occasion be delivered ~
address in which be declared bis conviction that sdu
baptism Is the gate Of the faithful and that one whc
bad not been properly dipped can be eonsidsred -
member Of the Baptist Church. Baptist Noel was, un
Oh be Withdrew The lesder OF the evangelical or piersi
party In the Church Of England He 10 man OF heers
D llncs sni hs tracts on the Corn Laws were Justly
considered serviceshle 20 the repes Of that mpos
But, should say, he had lost ground and influence
OF late.
Tomorrow morning the Delegates from England 70
the Pesce Society In Paris proceed thther by special
train from London Bridge. Many notable persons &C
company the Deputation II s reasonable 20 suppose
that other objects Will be fosered and new designs
conceived By this union OF OF the most intelligent
persons Of many different nations And beside little ss
peace Congress can do Al present and preponderst
INK sentmentsty must be in It's deliberations IL 10
grand index OF the coming time and Christian protest
OF The present.
The troubles abroad have one effect upon that few
anticipated Socialism expelled from Paris has come
London and that In the persons OF ito soes defend
ere They 10 think that John Bull IL fair tel.
low sitter a. and that he will still listen to them, even
though they be unpopular and not successful st home
Louis Blanc is publishing an English Socialist Magazine
London Others Of the party are not insctive and,
In short IL is more than probable that Continental
will Get up very sctive and very peaceful so
cialist propaganda among the English. II Proudhon
were here the thing would be complete. We should
then have with representatives OF at least three
great schools.
By the bye am surprised that Proudhons works
are translated into English. Our grsvest journals
iauf them % the skies. even when most detestng
their doctrine The Qgarfrly Rerier regards Proudhnn
giant In thought and logic and the AtAereH~
very stely passed upon him the same Judgment de
Tended him from tho charge Of Atheism praised bis III
erary powers 70 the utmost and paid equsl tribute to
his terrible sincerity.
In other respects the English Socialists are busy
enough We ind announced in the Ttaes translation
ot Fouriers papers on the soul from the Phalsnse,
which will form large work In two volumes -vo
Then moreover. bic Nsr Industrial World Ia In the
press and the first number published. being done, "a
understand At the expense of gentleman in high lie
who intends TO promote this cause. Among the clergy
too, there is Little Socialist knot. and periodics
cslcd the Aas Sdr0a, Is boldly taking up the cues
u0n. chiefly in the direction OF Fourier's views My
decided impression is thst these questions are about
10 be very actively csnvassed In this country ou'
chiefly through the medium o grave and unesc,uns
works II. Owentes have All but disappeared, which
va. necessary before Socialism could gain hearing
The weather continues favorable, though rather too
Autumnsl for August There rumors Of the po
tato disease having again appeared In ireland w