New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-02-11


Tar C.rrrosxr, C5ysRyssvEN Senator Owls
arrived here on. morning ~ he oaa ard I'll proceed 10
Washington IT, Afternoon. ia eonPacy WI Me'sr'
WsIsHT sd GuFEEr. Reprs-en,s-ves
c. Fzz~0S. VA se.a.1ei a, Chagres BIZ he ne.s Of
ai. adj.
e The extraordinary weather Of the present
WI.,er among - other curious re.alts, brings orr amor
ous swans oui Ia TIE Winter moonlight N serenad- heir
m,.rss-es while lie modest s-srs wink IN uneonsco1,-
ness a1 liz en- blue ar e fl q dew ~. crsisizng
ITO 1-L TIE ~ -ereuadilg seeps fll psce I'D t@
o,aer sud instead Of az s-iEsie nuie and born
s-fl frog in - trls have now either selection 90
.asorAhe vocsi muse sxqui .iey performed 90 slhduei
snd fting accompaniment o. mit7gtrs dTowsy Ear y
s.srei hv freu' bursf = ripe harmony from Doc
rdrl- comet band Mez tho after method = decidedly
taeu.ng VocaAsm under .ady'- window = o o.. sry-
a..lg slort Of Fort, mio te-oro rather slow
L.wYFR WARvER-Ths New York corres
3onssrt of he Bos,o. Tr1reg>y Mr Warner. whom
Dr-v alleged to have attempted 10 XII pertsp. known
20 some of your readers the lawyer who defended 10
Boston some years ago two en charged wiki obbing ihr
Cashier OF he Marhehead Bank 90 large sum Of money
while p the Eas.ern One Of he bills found upon he
men wss Identified by The Cashier bat they acquitted
m Consequence Of sh sworn % hy two or three persons
rom ais quarter There curiosity 90 know what
la. become u he girl Margaret OCounor TAis girl
VIII be- remembered. convicted OF passing 10 fremont
aud Hanover - quite number OF ierfe bills. bar
before ud guent was pronounced. Mr. Warner made s-
iAvit that her evidence highly important in be coming
s Of Drrv snd IN consequence her bal reduced
bali which Wa obtained and she SCI At liberty
lip TO TIE MARE-japt Smith OF the Sixth
Di.trc Police has arrested. during the few dsys
Individual. for violating he ordinance against throwing
garbage ashss Tire sireeis-srd Capt George Ham
mond iae ndefaugabie officer OF the Pr. Ward has
eli
have been rrorogsy and justly punished according TO tie
ordinance There no possible excuse for ine commission
u s fy against ne health and decency Of Tie city,
a. lie carts cal erery d1y AZ eroy house We hope uai
col Cbds who deserves great cr0dt for lie energy he
displays 10 seeing ordinance be department enforced
will encourage al subordiusies emulate The example Of
Captains Smith and Hammond, and ihu- easily and
tunIy ensure Us clean city
ANGLo-SAxov ToNCUE-We were not little
sinused day two since, looking over An Address
"a AugIossVon Destiny" repeated before the Cincinnati
New England Society the 2ou u December lss. by
Charles Anderson - Aner much telulng Of the AHgo.
saxon asA rare be breaks down upon their uag ser
tai, manner
some likewise claim hat W. are nov speaking and
wntinE he AngloSaXon language For one ursry
d.csim any knowledge whatever n that language Nor
do believe have person who could read or
SPEAK single sentence of that iagon " ever kne"
70 aphsbei .ince II became sufficiently civilized claim
the po-session And III could attain sufficient clo-
arshp l~eTs 70 read he 'AnglosaNon version OF
the Lords PRAYER an sure rot son here would under
stand a wOrd Of our iessou But instead oi ne
coming n being the English language, q = not 10 man
Il does not 81 hold secondary rank ia tla fea
Ion,' &C
saith The scrpgrr, On OF thine own mouth viii
Judge hce Tho above precious extract contains one hun
aud twenty-five words Of which ninety ~ are from
the An Fo-caN0n which some likewise claim ilat Teare
speaking aud writing 'iIisea are from tie Lsan,
which Mr. Anderson desires prove the chief root Of our
English stain from the NornanFreuch people 70
whom Mr. A Hscnbos al the power and glory Of Greai
Britain and Twelve words from other sources some OF
lem no, distinctly settled A hue learning Is danger
hing especially IN he wake Of Johnson and Webster
--Nevcrheess Mr Andlson's rcbuke of he cant about
Ango-SSHou Desuns aud the foolish pride OF blood that
creeping leads the descendants OF the Pur
.an. i welimed tie speaks great deal OF bold ru d.
and that too N good sturdy Ang o-SaXOn words lie -
gll.iess Of the common sin Of naUering hi. audience