New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-07-01

that The Bible cannot be clscuistoo-e 70 uoaii
-, No freedom Of egress or ingess, without
..,.norts-a tie deum for that Seizure and I'm
PSsop,nent for Democratic opinions-at to deum i9'
that. And for the maceraaon OF the human 80,
~. nnly. riz alton Of common Eense--common senso
sb;rb does not allow q luxurious clergy 10 apsoio
sna. third of the revenues of the lsnd-hekvon
tn,ch-stone Of Liberty-for the shameless, ola1'-
nromulgation Of such miracles as the iouo~ \,
there sbould surely be to deun THIS mlr - =
Setsiled In the correspondence Of the Fdrs ~.
s~rs A journal in the papal monarchlcal "soie'r
ander date of Rome, 4th June, 1850; ,
aOn The Goth ult the miracle Of Rimni SUI nas
Tho Governor Of the towp In me .rs o bs diocese
49, an ocsl account Of the origin and the
Of his event On the reception Of ms oocameh S Pons
Ieer 10 be sent to the Bishop VINO reufne "a ~
ssse to bis Episcopal town, In order ins ne mgh
~ acnnen was sent the Secretary OF state ana oy
~, tsnSed 10 he Pope. A 1t fully confirms the hePo OF
the Governor ana zoe ss Bop 10 proceed TO ard
80 inonirv The resuf OF this inquiry VIII % comnuni
Gated the Holy consregsnor o. Inc sd upon in
i7s1 10 Examine similar facts, which toek place AZ
coma and other places is then only that me tscs wneh
,nes You see win prudence the Church proceeds
"a such ssrs and how III founded are the repfoaenIs o.
reIniv and ar atcism which addressed 10 Dy ber
ssv and irregion viii also mention 10 you pIooi oi
ts reserve he conduct pursued by the Bishop Of
IN reaching that preae but he hesa'ed 70 peeve
80 no.iiive proofs he therefore sent canon OF
the cathedral TO Rmni TO examine 'Ss ~ yansesnce and
his positive conviction The gooo cahOa ~ ,gstcbed as
Rimni several mes 70 ns no the Bishop told
Nm bs he had heard the whole town a sr.ons declare
miracle that be bad Sssrp - mus declare
nj he had moi, TIE Bishop on hesrng ., This .ter
doubt me .s ana seD bad sewers. times Witnessed
1 were touched the miracle; ins 'nTt h e'sboo
arc n, he ehtest doubt On the su2lecL TnS Dsnop
grouno ivf .e,ng bmsefto verify the fscts. etnrew
IN RI kr The feet OF inc plclule nc
with ervor and at the emo 81 Ss tnppeS and xed them
selves on him. and for the space OF hye aS
Bishop himse1 few days 81 CT p i've
Minutes was able contemplate the seven wonders OF
Paradise al length compelled 70 Iurn away "y n'S''
To- conld no longer support n hal saw! . ,
The French are so pre0ccupied with ther own
affairs that the Cuban affair has not aroused tnem
a. IL did the English. The Assem6lee Nattonde
of Paris gives the following queer remarks on tue
subject: ,r,,,.s so,as n, Ansr.
a., H., C,oyeTnment with q bad faith perfectly demo-
cratic allowed ali the preparations 70 oe ~, ~
wsen she sxpediiioR had sailed affected sem5isnce Of
mne snsr Il That was quite worthy ola model hepuo
lie III We may believe very positive Isveiano1 ~, @
have reached u.s. na aSd PSmerson hs, snched hi,
hesb Jacobn against me oio opan'nIr t Sy,
which bad shown bis InI y SsnoancsS IN the
p..Hsmssf: Explanations cannot always be snrunK from;
Lord Lsnsdowne must reply and stnouga ne S on
S ToreSn Office he must that the latter has been the
sis Of all the disturbances winch nave allsteo
re- since The Revolution of February The crisis be-
ss more and more serious for Lord Pemerston we
know that with his accustomed want OF GOOD sltn' mn
N,nser denies eye yhing and rallies 10 eyeryhlng put
here a day when be render an account ana hst
day we think, win soon arrive on his lordsmp
You will perceive by the English press that it
made a great stir in Parliament and the press
Rnt the agitation did not continue for the Hbernia
making quicker voyage THIN the Pacific allayed
,ba Auprv Such a rotten Government as Spain
cannot keep Cuba.
baby linen warehouse dame has left here for
Madrid with twelve chests of the material for the
unborn darling of the Queen, and cradle costing
100000 francs. The Cubans pay, OF course, for this
Pottawottamy like expenditure Of one OF the Cath
ole powers"
Ii il against the debris Of such immeasurable
frauds upon human equality that The Tribune is
now gorionsy contendiDg. Its full and numerous
columns thank heaven, are filed with Labor
Movements'-the true religious Intelligence.
look with interest for the results of the Indus
trial Congress in America. Do not be deceived re-
spectipg the Labor movement in England. There
are apostles there but they cannot act. 30
long as it is considered by Custom in England
as next to dsgraceful to be engaged IN any honora
BILE voeation-solon as the Soyereignis the fountain
OF honor, and fighting men and cantlng priests sur
round her-so long as the noble profession OF medi-
cine life savingis held in secondary consideration,
and the highest honors attend that of arms or life
taking so long will Association prove futile. AS
ISOLATION is the higher stage OF Democracy mat
must come first. European correspondents mistake
utterly, who suppose that anything vital can take
place for the dignity OF Laoor ana OF human nature
before the Sovereign and the one House of Parlia-
ment (called two) be utterly extlrpated from the
face of the Island. A mass OF hereditary pride and
privilege, Of plumber and monopoly, Of hypocrtcal
free trade, such as England presents must crush
Association. That hallowed idea must soar above
e Ii nj ,.rt,1 ILL
PhiIanthropsts, with titles, must be abolished be-
fore Association can take place. Compare the air
mort address, relations, intelligence, OF the English
artisan with the American, for an instant, and II
will be seen that the individual stuif wanting iol
the social garment. When the English people have
a daily paper then it will be time to talk At pres
emit the people have no such Press. No DAILY
ENGLISH PAPER is PUBLISHED OUT OF LONDON
Is this fact known in America How can PEG
ple without the huge trip hammer blows ola cheap
DAILY Press be made to associate, alter being kept
apart by tyrants-by prisons, hulks, swords and
scourees2 Each man has been taught to look up
on his brother as a disguised robber-a social vul
ture When we perceive that no daily press ex
ists in London by which he can read as the rich
read or advertise his wants as the rich advertise
what daily food of reformation can he have. Does
he find il in the carcase specializing clergy the
iackalls who haggle over corpses the Shylocks
who descend to the tomb for the root of evil Can
he End it in Dissent-,which is an adept at Jewish
Theology, but none in modern Liberty or technical
Association, which has, too, the humble hereditary
reverence for Nobility Association can only come
in a country like our own wherethe soil is prepared
for the seed.
The American mechanic and lsborer can now
extnguish Speculation, whose brutal form has ever
been interposed between the Consumer and Pro
Queer. 1t only for him to will it. No titled ruff
6anism can stop the utterance of his opinions oil
control his locomotion. Then let him act Let hin
resolve to dispense with all mere Trade disconnect
az from Industry. Let him, by Combination, builC
Frsternal palsces-models ofArt, listers of beauty
proyocatiyes to culture, courtesy and the spirit
honor Let him not be frightened by the cry o
Utopia There 10 the Earth 1t is his If he vii
but cooperate. II produces superabundance. The
stomach provided for, aud the hand may produce
what the head wills. This product should belong
10 the Laborer, and not to Master. This is the
whole secret The workman should be gentle
man. II he carry nod, he need not carry it al
a.y He MAY carry il lust long enough to give