New-York daily tribune., 1849-02-14
e rar Nru.YoRk Ac.nrrr or Enrc.r1os |

~ THE NEw-YoRK AcADENY OF EDrcArioN
held u. February meeting on TIE evening Of tie l0sh
iu.t the President Mr. :. BLAcKNxs Ia the Chsir.
Ne..-s George Root Thrn1ts Hastir 2 sni Gorhsrn
n ibh,,s were elected me bers Al interesting Lee.
TIRE "a. delivered 5y Or JOHN GSiscoN on the Ia
arencs saa U,es Of the Air in ResPirston, s. Ni,h
.u.cisl reference % Schools sad the ieciurer-Wc
rv.o ou A. food vii rot dges, Niihcuti The sP'n-,
bs, bone and rs form ,he chest nelosins the ianss
When the chest expands the air russes through iho
mouth or nose and wind pipe and 'rel' me .uaS'
TIER capacity l2 pn,s largest saouni oi Az inaAed
s.nele Inspiration. q Pnts Public Anse's mae
from % pints TIE usuN quantity is pint Lisaieen
-esplrsious take pscs n minute Il taxes 'hsft-i
i pnis Of ar every uiruie, sni ID nos'lee@' .' =
hours - supply The lgugs Seventy ~ D P-.ss-.--
r-- n r-i-utf ani 01 60 10 - hours ne GAIA ~
nous blood passed Al rePsssed from ne seias ia
the hssrt q - PARTED into = ei -
blood oy contact with fresh ~ 10 tne l-nss am
"a -,-.h.ss. In y. hcr-s 70 then sent thro1gn TIE
.rsare. o. nourish tne Sloe system. ci.trolt4nz -
vitality y - recovered sgsin frcm iresn az ~ ine
Inns " thoul this pure srterl 1lolI, We q e ~ --
the ar q hrssihei. Z gives - orygen-ts VIA
the blood sri e'is for.h 70 impure Psrt osonou'
bv the presence % csrcnc Ac1 one 90 the nes. ht -
pci.ons kuosn- Hence the grest im9ortsnce oi tAls
subject especially O. schools Were - many 90 'F~
der se under tie exciting seton Of The oran are kept
80 h,n- Teachers should assert Their rgnts. sni not
allow themselves and ther pups to D. desiroye1 y
POISONED atmosphere. Many things contained 10 ine
e-,u~e were p ssne -s ipc-tanc' q "oca, se.-cf
with ne experiments given. and the lecturer oiin'e
"a, sh1r, r5..cs cannot 90 iustce Ire meetings %
ths Academy ae open - a. teachers OF olAeis Ps'1
/ usrly interested IL the Cause OF e1acalon
D,vts LEcyURFs oN SHsEsPEtRE.-The fret
Of the course u eshi Lectures on sass.Peare' ~
RrcuAzp II DAsA ESQ. viii be given tonshI ~ ne
Ctspsl of TIE University T1ese Lectures whien sfe
spoken Of IN term. OF the highest esmrenianon ey
tho.s WAC heard them several yes- sso are among ne
bes, ever writer upon tie same subject NJ one "no
rsrereucss the true genius OF Eassh literature as Nus
,rs.ed by the universal ShsksPesre should fsil to 81
tend The srst lecture wi, be upon The lndasnee Of
Literature upon our Daily Life and is converse-the
Inaaenoe OF our Daily LIE uPoa our ApPreeiatsn Of
Literature
GA BRowNsoS This noted writer VII de-
liver Lecture tonight the Tabernacle On the sub
ec, Of Religious Liberty A. he has taken iae largest
liberty in MS professions Of religion for some years
past as no DOUBT well qualified TO eiucidste the sub
ject
ANNUERs,RY.-We understand that the Ami
vers.ry Of the Society Of Inquiry OF the unioa Iheo
logical Seminary WI. be held this evening At = O'Clock
n Rev Dr. Huttons Church, corner OF Washington
| Place and Wooster.st Many OF our readers VII be
grstaed BY attending the snnuA meeting Of this inter
esins Society.
! CoxFLiNESrARY CoNcERr.-A Concert Of Mis-
ceuaneou. Music viii be given in the Fourth. ., Uuiver
.aH,, Church. between Avenues snd c. compliment
ary to the Pastor Rev. BAXKS The entertainment
viii eou,., OF songs. duets qaa,ses, quin'ei'ss sees
| &C under the direction Of Mr. J. Pearson.
GREAT NlRRIAGE TALKED oF.-We learn
that the Giant and Gisn,e.. who have been exhibited
A; the Museum snd who have created great senss
non nos only here bat IN other countries sre about en-
erins the boads Of rns,rimony. Thi. viii certainly se
marrsse IN asA life
ISoUysrs-Corouer Walters held an inques,
Yesterday At No l04 Bsysrd the body Of Nchsei
Gnmariiu sgei years who came 70 bis death sy n
lures received 5y being accidentally run over by
horse. The Jury rendered verdict sccortinsy--.
Also On the body OF Philip Riley native Of lrr and
aged u yesr. who fell into the water At the foot %
Asrkei..t shout Il o'clock on Nondsy night snd y .'
drowned before assistance could De rendered. Hrriet
death By accidents. drowning
BURGLARY.-The grocery store OF John Giimsr-
tin. corner Of south and Ruiger. entered on
Monday night y daring thieve' who made per
feet wreck Of the front door tsecing their entrance
They succeeded IN stealing a. 10 pennies lot Of span
.egss snc some tes and groceries and after throw
ing every movable thing topsy-taryy they retired in
d. gus, Of not being abe q and more mo
uey The r0gges have a. yet eluded the police
ry- The Springfield Repa5lieaa states that
George : Dael Tsx Collector Of West Brookaeld and
Deputy sheriff of Worcester Co Mass ha. departed
suddenly for Cahiorns by ship from thi, City taxing
about 90 belonging 10 the town, and large amount
collected on executions
CMToRNIA.-Those about starting for Cslior
nia may aad sstAbe accommodations on the new and
splendid ,hip Slnosa lying :; pier No Ess, River
sne merit. vsli from those who intend 10 emigrsie.
" See advertisements Of the Ladies National
Reform Banquet 70 take place tomorrow evening a,
Vsuxhsn Garden.
BROOKLYN AFFAIRS
PRocEssIoS-A very large number o. the friends
and scquaintsnces Of Mr. John II Brown. respectable
mechanic Of ih, city. who died suddenly on sunday
asi yesterday accompanied, together with the Union
Blues. and Washington Council o. Of L. A. 81, the
mortal remain. Of their deceased brother and comrsde
d bis ssi resting psce the quiet home % the departed
-GreeasoOd Cemetery
BrRG1ARr.- house OF b T. Shepherd az
TIE i1nction Of Main and Fulton .ss entered on
Monday nisni Asi snt several articles Of small value
stolen.
FNANcIPAri0N Is KESTUcKY.-The Nays-Ne !
Easis Of the 6th inst eontain. cal for County
ag o Be held on the l2th 70 consider tie ect q
slavery Il e signed By i75 voter. Of high rs.pee,s
5lity
IL The Legsls,are Hon George Robertson ate Chief
Ja.iee and now sePresenissive from Lexington, sss
o1ered the following which. with other resolutions
On tie other side vas laid On The table
Rsso.ssd. First. Tia; the members of this House DO
10, conflder d0nessc Slavery a blessing Second. /
Inai they DO not desire the perpeisaion o. domestic
slavery to Kentucky THIRD Iaai they deem u Eise
90 acoue--e IN the desuny Of slavery tns state
Influenced II IL ultimate results by the operations q
nsturs and Intrinsic causes only Fourth, Tia, IN the
existing condition of Slavery II ths STATE practice
bic scheme Of compuisive emancipation would be
either iusi, wise or phlsnthrople
I0wA-POTrAwAT0NiE CoCNTY--The iora
Cty RP-bhaaa IN reiereaee TO the failure Of the pas
sage Of bil tsfrsnehsinz III. sterling Wing County
ssys
The iniquity Of Ire Po.,ars,omie alsorxsririns
bill wa accom- pl.shed n5tsiins,andnz tbs; bill a.
Owed 70 die nsEur.l death The County Of P3,is-
EGtonie nss been egs;ed ogi II sS and representa-
ton by leaving Il Ogi Of The Vth Jgdcia District asd