New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-15

t.tltd TIE Fugi i've Slave Law, its History and
UncopstituEionaty, Si.h az account OF the Seizure
ard Epilavement Of James Hamlet and Bis subse
basnt es;aIation to Liberty The title Indicates
tie sa5stsHce o. Tie work. Prizes 8 hundred
single ceEiss, eve cent?.
u THE UsIr ia the name of a new perl
odics just issued in this City 1t is TO De the or
gan Of new spiritual religious philosophy, which
is to give The aouton Of and assign 10 sher appro
pirate places, all the newly discovered phenom.
ena Of mind End spirit, Phrenoloey, Megnerism,
tbs Rochester Kaoobings, 9wedenborgisnism Da-
vs's Revelations 6c. iDcluded, ard to furnish a
pu1 gent criticsm upon ali the reforms and reform.
ers OF the cay.
There are Two principal piyoia OF this ne Y iam
5be frat consie's Of certain dscoyeries lying in
he direction OF Phcenology, but going e. Thousand
miles beyond IL.
TIE other is Gn elevated spiritual pietisu, philo
sopbicslly sustained by if not derived from, the
saiebtifc 6iscoysres above referred 20, which
Gomez nc arly back to the sAme thing az the in
per lite of the Quakers, the direct influx OF the
Divine OF 6wedenborg or the orthodox belief IN
the immediate influence OF the sptrIs OF God
upon the heart, il the scs7 Of Conversion and
Specification.
THE Uni" will attract attention from it's Wig
orous and original style OF thought, and viii be
sus gesiye, st leaat, of reflection, whenever Rad
ers are not dsgusted by its tone OF arrogance and
dogmatism, and g deyilmay caro- species OF free
dom with other peoples affairs, which many per
sous more delcately constituted than is cOdduct-
oTs will be likely to mistake for impudence We
arc Lot practical phrenologiSts, but We are physi
osponlists enough 10 read upon the face OF the
very frat number of Shls new periodical, morbid
iei esteem, inflated and fed, in-tead OF b9i1g
moderated and chastened By the supposed po'ses'
ticn ci superior spirituality or salctlty. 1t d0es
not by any meaos follow, however, that the author
or authors of it have not valuable IDEAS to give the
world There is an amusing admiXture of plety
and shrewd policy running through it, columns,
which il worth more sg q curiosity Khan she price
OF TIE paper. 1t remainG TO be seen hoy far its
Extraordinary pretenaions Will be made Sood By
the revelations which it promises to make. Tne
paper is to be had ct RedReld'a,
ExCURsION5-6he Guy vas all alive With music
and nluskets, yssterdsy, something like dozen
companies being out for target practice.
Ehe Center Guards, Capt ID G. Dsnoho, mum.
boring thirty.fve muskess, paased The Tribune Of
fee on their return from Bulls Ferry where shey
had enjoyed the day. They were led by bod
worth's Cornes Band. The following were the
prizes :-lat-A fine silver pitcher won by Capt
Donoho 2d.-A beautiful musket; won by Will
liam Dunv: 3d.-A Silver cup; won by John
O'Bara AHA gold pencil; won by John Ryan;
5th-A hat won by John Gallagher. There was
aome excellent shooting on this OCCASION
The Jefferson Blues, Capt Critic, of Patterson,
passed our Office on target excursion, under eE.
coft Of tbs officers of the Grinh Guard Ninth Regi;
ment) The Blues are remarkably good-looking
company. We did not learn their destination.
The F2ntaSttcals attracted everybodys notice,
and excited almost dangerous explosions of
laus hter.
We noticed also the Purdy Light Guard, and
shortly after another company, we think the J0-
sephS Guard passing up Nassau.at.
The LndependeW G0pe,n0r'S Guard, newly
organized company, we're review ed in the morning
in front of the City Hail. and went OFT with their
target
JUVENILE TrMPERANCE.--A Juvenile Temper
suce Society vas organized on Sunday night at
Cbelses HaIl, corner Elgbteenthat. and Eighth az
to be called the Sixteenth Ward Mission Temper
ace Society. No leas than eighty children and
youths aligned 2 pledge of total Abstinence from
liquor and tobacco. We should like to hear more
of such societies,
~ The great Fair of tha american iaatita,5
con.iruer open from AM. Until 10 P II at Castle
Garden. The books fer entrie4 of pure breed and
ell farming at7ck are now opon at Madison Cot
thge, corner Of Fifth az. and twenty third st
The Chitle Garden Show viii be open to the pub.
lie on Wednesday,, the 10th inst. There will be
display Of fireworks at Caslle Garden, this sven.
ing, at 10 O'Clock.
Tho AZ all
sss night was well attended the addresses we're
coed, and we hope much good was done.
MEMBERS OF THE INDUSTRIAL CoNGREss The
regular weekly meeting takes place as uaua this
evening" st the rooms provided in the new City
Hau.
F1Rz-At o'clock last evening astabe at No.
CO Christopher at. was considerably damaged by
fire. Losa not Important.
CoMMoN PLgAs.-DebOraA ingeyso0 against
James IogeTsol pom the report OF N. Ulshoeffer
Esq. the referee herein, and upon motion OF H.
Van Hovenbergh, counsel for plaintiff Decree OF
Divorce granted.
The LATE MURDER IN L EoNARD.sr.-The Cor
onef held an inquest yesterday, at the Hats of
Justice, on the body Of John Murray naive Of
Vsps,ai'o, go years Of age, who was bea'ea to
de ath, Sunday night, by the unatic, Peter How.
LAND who is now custody the TomBs Patrick
Nealy, Sergeant Martin of tho Sixth Ward Police,
and several others testified before the Coroner
buf no important facts other than those already
were elected. Rowland 6 short TINA aimee was
committed 20 the City PfiEon for FIVE days. aud
while there Was under the special charge of Dr..
C0yel, the Prison Physician, who heated him dur
Ing the time OF biz confinement as d Temporary u-
natic. When bis term Of confinement expired, he
was discharged from prison BY the Keeper, who
was pot aware Of biz being dangerous ps:aon 10
60 a large; About week since he va. re.
which place he eacaped IS was gsatSd in yest9r.
Gay paper. DR.. Thomas Holmes made post
nortem examination OF The body of the deceased.
&c found of his isws fractured, and his hsad
aEul. III. LIZ .L..f-