New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-01-12
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80 b. tho COMPANY after seh ne reg az ioss's were
rad ard hsPpLy responded 70 h several E1nhrn"a -
.,,oyt and elOqseni sDeecheo
The E,so~lng were me 70 sp.2r ioss's
1 oar yveost congyas-Ti~y have ne golden op-
corruny N lmmOr.azin3 th@nse gee D. iaTltnz ever
ffaily II Uni,ed Ss'es % lsks p"~-@sson n ~
IL L.sotyy, Of vex- YoyE-Msy her Legsis'o,.
discern ne weldon, sucs snd gOcy q passing t1)DEl
Homestead Exemption sw ~ I,s prsssn' sesson
; oar Wbi2 Got Ti4h--' WSars "a name To 80
saest sdvocs's of Homestead EKempnDn se1sr p, 2
rsai bs GsaAey o. te family ssf and asSFh-siors 1n
III s>stoy~v q tie home. ,--...
senatoy HeDe, --Hs pfoanpi lofo ~. .e' s - 81
States Ssaa,e u resolutions Pfovdns i0f al. 49,
ne Pu0ne Lsnas, pfgve- him TIRE Pro- S''e'-@ "''
s. Cert suiss-A model 20 Legislator Toe g'satade
q thousands made happy y FREE h1r,s &C pr
wll yrove more exalted ard enduring t>n' ''D
-. e. ~. . =, a.,, o. , ,s,
fTbis ,oss ss responded % IN .or aud eloquent sd
dress ny Mr. JosF CocHSAS
s Ameyica,-Jsod Lmiiauo1 wi. make II the Ho~e q
80 Fre. as wei a. lhs Lad o. TIE Brave
7 Young dmerna and her Ed;,oy-He has Gown broad
ess over he and the seed oi Land Reior-e has mob
"a vi reh and sbandsnt nsFyesf-fasy Yong Amsrca
i've 70 heTsh The gsd udings Free Hines and i'6<pfn
dencs 10 al
IA spontaneous round Of spp.sgse followed this toes'
response maj cane warm from me heart and Mr o -
Evans srose 70 EXCISE himself from reply by lrgng a. az
apology he goo1n that had been rssi over hs spr by
severe family bereavemes; the death n BIZ we IT,.
vas ssId 10 eject though no' directly sdyersd TO-
The Hsnzayign Eraes-Duveu from their Fa'ner.an1
b. Labd Monopoly AMI pefyoctuon NAY the5i WIZ 4< F
exDes from despOnsui, End Free Homes anois De-
fTbstcas, va. responded 20 by Oerlan genfenan one
ola Committee vino waited the Huasanans with OF
Invitation 70 the suppeS-Wtlch though ~" so'ep''
Kind and courteous answer VA Fe'nrn'o At"pai"@'"s
win Land Reformen. aud bid Ing them ooa spsea 'n '
,~ork ~ emancipation TIE translator gave Gen 'JhS<,
,oe,,sse IL substance ia which he sad Your e''s sif
o,,e,, and must learn ~ them Your American prn
.,nle NJ Equality nothing without possession ~ No 81
on ybeb % MAINTAIN hist equally" Loud oeers followed
fbs translation
voiurfryy TotsTs
Nv JoHS VI KrYsgR.- lind k,f0yn and Afocriir'
Ths two great problems Of ne age on ber -o.'on
realisation depend The fedemPuol q he Masses ION f
inevitable slavery which "a engs ihhs nshl ila5 -
hand In hard In upToonng this bohoq tIa' o. m'o'fh
IiLsiion
lab DAVIS responded 70 'hs toast 10 few e'o
cuen, and well timed remarks
By Wa BEowE-Land Lfmitliion The only nm
Advoesed BY Reformers who sokDowedge 10 hm' 70 III
s. By w v BAEs-T The Lods lind Eetoy"iey, T9s'
sksl III ~ nder their snd "a tree with no lana
iord 20 moles; make them afraid on rent day
This toast was responded to By Mrs Rosr very peril
usny hnss which tho company adjourned 10 ne ballroom
D. ssttle lheir suppeisl
A1IymrT At FIRE-The jefferson Tower Be-.
,sns Tor the Fl.i Section q the FIRST DisiotLo Mess
Engineers abolish this ridiculous crcumlocrhon when So
r.msanbeY the Dsu.ci to-day about u occck No hi'
wss found thai ~e could hear of
DIX MAsAHAEs LECTURE -Lhe Lecture beiof'
tho Catholic destitute last evening wss by the Re- Ia
MAnAHAs Of Boston The called dark be said per
haps baesuse many were N the de5h concerning then
he'd been he subject Of much consideration and yauos
DISCUSSIONS In modern times Some igh might be throw
upon II be pesoued ihe question and attempted io a.
q al fh. MID
consisted Of senes Of pictures order wen sdsp'sd
10 ares, the attention II those unsccuromed TO follow
closely usii OF thought
resented ss tarsueichng Iaci OF country, niesected
The middle by deep rsvine, through which mountain
smiling the region delightfully."- varied by hil and valley
gorgeous cities lofty towers and castles, plenty. peace ano
Ioy This neh aud lovely territory approached the
Ernh Of te sorre ana even cSended s6me distance aou
iis desert ~ q losi n Inc darkness beneath Ga a
nearer side b. again reconstructed 40 were nom h
ruins made by torrent but yet brilliant and glorious
Tho farther represented the period Of he history
ihs Church before The middle ages and on the "a ge eooo
Leo let The Great whose character described in ne
hAo manner hls wungs IN which he much revereucec
rssrc siyie Of hat period pressed the service
Christianity were alluded 10 and quoted to Prov
bow aTdeny he had Devoted himself 10 the cause of III,
Church The learned and wise Christian writers bsck |
tho earliest Faihes Of the Church named and dexter
oasy characterised aud was incidentally remarked ma
many doctrines and observance OF The Church which had
been considered by Pedestrians having their origin
tho middle sges constantly spoken Of by the earcs
writers ss believed and prSotsed IN Their dey IN proof
tins many authorities quoted by the learned lecturer
Then going bach 10 the earliest days OF Christianity tn
transfer Of power from the Roman Empire to the Roman
Cshoc Church acscrlbedh0w Prov denCe ss Il wen
her from temptation, hal allowed her commencing
influence to emsnsc nom the ceiacom5s and not nom t,
throne how had poneirsed INFO every nook and corner
thai extensive Empire, and paced IL Arihes
limits ul ssceuded the throne ofihe Cessgs besuhn
rare and precious the Empire ucs .peu
nd scaedac Ayersng foi miles The valleys no ongescoa
Quoted the howag stream 20 Tie Temple % battle ihe c
TINS Of bloody tAenhoe bat blessed by the sign Of u
cross was sppkled upon ihe rcgrDcrsie or egenened
he baptsnsl font the newly converted servants OF God
The olive groves thriving IN their wonied luAutnc
bui their on longer used 10 render more acSbe The
he heads oibsaops OF with eeied power shielded Tie d,
ag RON the attacks o. the spra OF evil The choicest o
the grain and wine longer reserved for TIE esnQue'
but eonsecrsed The altar became uie precious TODD o
the soul
scrbin The nroads of the eAfbsrans into Europe already
designated by the torrent passing ihiVugh The rnvn" i
know ledge into al compass gave the sudience
" the osn ci the bShaIuus nations which hrea
ened he Church but al last absorbed info her hosc
and OF thesr previous condition m Their AsStc home De
Wa peculiarly happy m ma Ang he Distinctions oira bo
before and after tleif removal though se Ices gcogHph
cal and historical muueness IA he latter pAr OF The eciar
would have been desirable rs wo0d have len ,He spcsk
~ ielV stsSV " - - ~ ~ ,V 90.
and The esIeaIas and IL do more complete lastee 10 tn
triumph OF the omeT aud the rcvlVao Of al heI institutions
which were hardly moFe than limited a.
rS- Tux NRw.YoKK AoADEMI % EDUCATION
viii hcld its next mesanG saturday evening the ia ns
IN The Chapel Of the New.No5k University. An Address
Will be delivered BY Rev Augustus Wood W this CITY
on The Duties " Teacher considered " connection Will
tho CAaraccyisnc. II the age Question for DISCUSSION
Are Colleges necessary The meetings OF he Aosdem,
open 20 hS public.
Several nonees Intended u give 81 exercises have
becp DELAYED among whsch an oiSuon OF much men
delivered BY Nj Geo w CLARKE, on the Progress " kc
aes1on" fhc de54ga of faucAoa - % suoue the evi
sud hTlng inO actoa the good qualities Of The who
mind ThAs done BY means u he know edge Already
The Ara ami M IeTafare bat School Education Pa
uculsry nscndcd 10 reference 30 The h.ng intended
and noroagh knowledge Of language o(speiins
srltAnlene and the languages II pitNtc Gea hat i
immortal mad should be ttod merely ;ot basnes
pursuit without nlercnoc he scQcslnon 81 know ledge
ot the sake oihappsss and lie " usefulness which
10 po~sess couiefS
II The sSyus employ ea IN leacling They are not lie
halt and lame and Blind nieccI bat able and eAcien
raen 70 a1gv extent bo ciUceea aer proiesslo
III Tho wedes Of Instruction This includes al the ~
raIisneaces Of is work houses nNtuTos books appa
rsns Ae ~ wei A. pane 81 government and instruction
Thu whiSc Is tel administered Bal such - been
ne advancement IN eacsoE si many Of our academies
and sehoois have become Superior - Mat colleges formerly
were
The END ~ rHH CESrIK " The late Rev d. I
Muller Of Princeton then Fcsden, q this C,,y delivered
here IN pecen,he1, i7s dise0urse which was saAse
qacail enlarged ana paehShd Two oc;ayo volumes, IN
ees he ute 81 "A Retrospect II the XNIIlA Ceuuary -
He was IN The helG hce bas hs work Is o,e al
sres nieres and VAae AND the esst survey OF the
porszd over which extended until he sppeersnce orte