New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-06-28
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! them BY the NrgcAcSisr yvCtaias-snd a marvellous
70 IS especially that part which treats % their
/ financial expectations
| They are 70 the present age what the Hasuenots
were 20 the Catholics m The time OF the in9uiSstlos
I what the Catholics were 20 IRE Jewish Hierarchy .
I what m their Turn the Jews were % the heather
" The Egalia!rcS occupy themselves with The
practical alone They pay, jointly and individually.
attention to the useful SconceS-Si,ch A. Medicine,
Philosophy. Mathematics. History, Physics. and
Chemistry. Their colony VIII embrace not less thaa
three thousand families m wear Amer paying al
expenses, they VIII AID 20 The productive Circulation
no less than S96.650oo0 per year
" The EgaltareS support no useless protc>Soa.
Their products are IN common thclr expenses are
n common thev i've m common. Thcirfmdancn.
Gal principle 5 equality M LABOR and m income
They now desire a loan 81 Slop0N divided into
coC,O shares Each share Of IS ili realize return
Of over ! $50 between 1888 and 1876
ENGLISH RALROADS.-iH analysis OF the
Railway ,Taifc rtuusS of the Tinted kllgdOm for
the last week pub lShcd by H--apaf.s Joanfi shows
the total receipts t30 miles. 90 De ezra Sl2. cGua.
90 ga = per mile per week For the corresponding
wees of ls50. the returns were f25'.ol5 or S,'iS
miles. or SO los per mule per week. There IS thus
an increase M The gross rccelptS OF - y, OF o.
per cent, ana increase n he mileage ci so miles. or
@ PER cent and decrease of - s. m The amount
received DIT mile per week These returns include
iho Irish and >cOtCh lines but for the English lines
alone. the comparison Is much more favorable The
comparison o the years aggregate traffic up 10 this
date continues very good. The RGitraY FimcS cSl'
mate The gross traffic retrugd since tls lSi January
az f5.2>lA 99 which, on 6,2tl miles gives an aver
age oi fSiS Ills lt per miie Last years receipts tn
the same date were Li.'s6,>S on aIil miles, or
.ES33 l5s 9td per mile The balance : thus m favor
OF 1881 % The extent OF - lSS Sd per mile.
DESTRUCTIVE fluE At BrLrAer, Mn
We arc indebted 20 the BsifdSf state signal for
slip, giving an account OF a very destructive hre
which occurred IN that town on Tuesday nlght. de-
StrOyIng The large foundry buildings al the foot OF
Nam 81, and TWO or three ADJOINING buildings The
foundry building was one Of the most spacious
structures m the town, and With the machinery Il
contained, was valued 1t over $4,000. McSSrS.
Henry AmcS and Sdas VI Fuller, who occupied a
potion at the building, suffered severe oSSthe for
mer % the amount o, 81 500. and the latter 1000
Joseph bennett, Jr. Sailmakor. also lost consd-
cradle amount The dwelling house consumed be
lonecd 10 Nj Samuel Swco>'cr. and was uninsured
Loss Stco. Neither the buildings nor any portion
of their contents were insured. and the loss FALLS
heavily upon some of the most industrious mcchan-
'c> IN The town. Boston Journal
LABoRERS' MEErING-THE SrRIKE At
au adjourned meeting OF The laborerS strike. held
OH Monday evening" the Committee OF Conference
appointed at the previous meeting, reported that
after interview with the contractors al the oliee
az All. EgglCSton, u was agreed that the laborefS
should receive for I'm hours work, shiHiRgS.
ana al who choose 10 work fycrs hours per day
should receive one d0iiar. The cOmmttec decming
ihis fair compromise, accepted It. u pom these
terms the men VIII commence work ON "Wednesday
morning. Mr. hlhOurn addressed the meeting IN "A
sound argumentatlye, sensible speech, on the con-
sequences OF strikes n general, AMI earnestly re-
commended the laborers To pursue the peace
able, steady, orderly course q. conduct wmch mirkef
the present turnout ALBANY Atlas
FIAX CuLTuRE-A Committee of the
Massachusetts, Legislature, appointed 10 procure in
formation concerning the culture oi fiax AMI the
probability Of ITS substitution for cotton IN the man-
iacue OF cheap fabrics report that there Il no doubt
that the plant can be raised abundanty every State
IA the imon under proper ulage without exhauSiins
the soil and that 70 fF 49, reasonable 10 conclude.
rom recent doyclclu'r 1. that Flax may soon be
adopted TO Consdcft' 't.rnt as q substitute Tor
cotton. IN the manufacture 81 The class Oi iaDrcs re-
erred to- II Is affirmed that not less than ib,OOO acres
land IN the State OF Now-Nork were sown with
flax m 1919.
FlRE IN CAMDEN A destructive fire oc-
cured m Camden. last night II commenced IN the
frame stable of Mr. Stcrer, MuliordS alley, below
Second-st, which. together with frame stable, oc-
Cupled by Mr. WoOlstOn, Mr. BaieS's blacksmith shop.
and the Office of the tagden Democrat. were enllrey
destroy ed Several other small buildings were more
or less damaged. The materials Of the Democrat
were saved, with the exception of the press. The
fire was bey ond doubt the work of All Incendiary
fireman, named Mm Hale, had his arm broken s,,
SAD ACCIDENTAL sad accident occurred
at Rock Hall, Kent county, yesterday morning. II
app ha' a number Of children were playing sol
dier>." whon hey invited yosng lady named Hester
Downing. to loln them she did 80, and taking up a
gun which Wa not known 10 be loaded she playful.
IL ltyelled nc hTS one, and then another, when I'M
fortunately the gun was discharged, and the entire
contents entered the SHOULDER and side of a little boy
about FIVE years old, OF John joiner, OF Baltimore.
killing HIM instantly baltimore Pat, Goth.
VERMONT MEDICAL CoLLEGE.-Ihc Ami
veTsary Of this Institution CURED on the 18Th inst
The exercises Of the 0ccasOn.wefe held IN the Fps
copal Church At Woodstock An address was dely
cred hy Dr.. Worcester, of ThetfOrd and degrees
were conferred by The President, Dr. u. X. Palmer
The graduating class number twenty -tour. The class
attending he course Of lectures Just closed numbered
lOl. The Institution has an able board Of lnstruc-
and Il 10 be "A f0urislng condition.
Prescription oF FREEMEN. last
Ashblro'tN & H,raH says We learn, from
liable source, that Adam Crooks, OF Abolition motto
uety was committed 10 Montgomery jail on sunday
lat lie urged % leave the state, AMI upon re-
fusdl, was committed.
fGreensborough ~ c. Patriot, June 81
SOUTHERN MErHoDIsM.--An edition Of
the Methodist " Rock Of Discipline has been pub
hshed with The ten'h section eXpunged. The last
General Conference declared The section null, but re-
fused 10 take any further action on the subject The
amended edition has been PVT forth oy the Souih Va
rOlina Conference. due West ;. e. Miscellany
LOUISIANA. The ~ q. Deifa states that
the Louisiana papers Of all parties are In favor Of
Convention 10 amend the Constitution of that state,
and that The candidates for the approaching election
who differ other questions, unite IN favor OF the
Convention question
FATAL ACCIDENT. Mr.. lehabOd Cronk-
bite while engaged Oh Monday last IN a steam saw
mill n LafargeyIlle, was caught BY belt and car
ned round a shafi TIL both hips we're dslocated legs
broken. ana TIE fENt arm htdIis ocpdtrN lI'hl sh'
shoulder lie lived about three hours.
WATERFOWL Journal
POsr-OFFIcE ROBBERY.-On Tuesday OF
last fek the Pos,-Oice at Warsaw was entered BY
burglars. and tolls letters and about 80 IN money
taken. Nearly all the letters taken from the Post
Cfhce were opened IN the meeting-house yard and
all but ; or 10 left there.
~ We learn from the KeOkUk Dispatch
that Miss ASSE C. LYScH, the poetess, passed up the
Mississippi the other day, Oh an EXCURSION 'uf'her
West