New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-07-05

sc,iop from religious Any law of man Will N u oct co
incident with the law Of God IS ruin 70 tae 'a. sre
eon and politics making just ana goOo laws anu NV
always demanded and always blend ID. .o5
Tbjrd-In renouncing bad laws and adopting gOOu
one, there never should be any divisions 10
Interested men will always oppose the cnangs' Vus "
10 orest noiiical question Of humane ana rignte'
ors law Is the greatest folly AZ well make ths intro
duction Of the vaccine incubation aponncsi ~
r,,,r+5The signs of the times most encourssng
ana csI for gratitude Our seventy sixth Anniversary
Of Independence is full Of splendor we part Win
our mighty statesmen and orators with regret o9' Iee
inc thar under their wise cOunses by the help oil 1Oo
NE shall move onward In the path OF true national
slory The Maine Law, be predicted, as fnsHer y,
plain practical wisd IN, won be the law oil elVLed
nations Il is of Liberia IL has been OF the SAnd
I.srds and of China under Commissioner Lin, and II
will be again.
Present TO A FIRE CoMPANY.-Bard
& Son. of Philadelphia have recent Manufactured
very handsome fire horn which Is designed for presen
,s,ion to the Columbian Hose Company, No of New.
York, by the Neptune Hose Company of the former
city This testimonial has been got up in most magn
eept ,tyle at cost of SllO The ceremony Ofpresen-
tstion will be performed to day. The hornis ornament
ed with beautiful devices executed in the best style
Conspicuous among these is representation OF Ne"
York and Philadelphia fireman in the act OF shaking
hands. Both are fully equipped
DIsCHARGTs BY ALDERMEN.-Iwom men
nsmed Peter Farley and John Murphy were arrested on
Saturday night By Assistant Capt Stanford OF the Sc
venteenth Ward Police-the former charged with
having knocked down and severely injured Mr. Alfred
J. Puckridge in the public street, and the latter with
being an accomplish. These were locked up, but
had been ia ourance vile but a short time when Aid
Cornell made his appearance at the Statonhouse and
dischar ed them to appear before Justice Welsh at
o'clock on the following morning
Alta late hour on the same night Officer Knowles OF
tbe Fourth Ward arrested two men, named Joshua
Hammond and George Cook, charged with having COM
ri,ted violent assault the person Of Samuel Filler
ran These men, after being in custody for while,
were discharged 10y AID Smith Of the Eleventh Ward,
without being required to appear TO answer the charge
The same discharged Geo Bsswho was arrest
ed by Officer Dalton Of the Sixth Ward, charged with
perpstratng an assault upon Moses Filermann 10
this case the prisoner was required to give bis word to
appear before the magistrate 10 o'clock on the follow.
ing moi MIN yet,erday but he failed to appear at that
hour.
NATIONAL GUARD ENCAMPMENT.-lm-
medis,ely after the parade to-day, the Seventh Regi-
ment except the fifth Company will start for New
Haven, where they will encamp for week. They will
be received a. New Haven by detach nent OF troops
under Gen Dryer OF the Militia of the State OF Conn
Major General w s King has issued the necessary or
ders 10 accomplish this On the SGh inst General h'ug
will review the National Guard, accompanied with
SPLENDID ttsf and retinue embracing all the General
Officers Of Connecticut, BIigsdier Generals Hall and
splcer of this City, and their respective static and many
other distinguished persons On Friday, the OH 1t is
expected His Excellency Governor Seymour and suite
apractca solie graduate OF the military scnoo late at
Aiddletown, Conn Major General SANFORD, his Brig
sdes and staff, &c. will review the Guard.
TKossUTH's Lecture at the Taberna-
Gle on the Future of Nations Is Issued In neat and
convenient edition, suitable for circulation by mail, by
FoweIs & Wels In many respects, this is the most
remarkable discourse delivered by the great Hungarian
in this country Its profound views on the practical ap
pcaton of religion 10 social interests with it's rcn his
torical illustrations and its mstchless eoquence, com
mend 1t to universal perusa and we have no doubt II
will speedily make its way to every part OF the United
States
~ New ork and Easton, Pa, are now
Joined together by iron hands. Hopes Express will
run over the Genital Railroad twice daily giving facilities
long needed for transmission of packages, &c.
" We were in error in stating that the
Morse Telegraph Line charged sersHyre cents for the
first ten words to Washington The charge is only
fry cents.
ANOTHER HoMICIDE.-The Coroner on
Saturday held inquest at the Bellevue Hospital,
upon the body Of Bridget Culbert native of Ireland, ~
years Of age who died Friday last in consequence of
blows received at the hands of her husband James Cu
bert on the 9TH day Of June last The evidence went to
show that on the night of the 5h ut gilbert went no ne
intoxicated and having received Sc for his weeks work,
banded bis wife as with this she was not satisfied, and
demanded the other dollar was refused, but on the
following morning. before gilbert got up she took six
shilings from his vest pocket On discovering this he
became enrsged quarrel then ensued, and he beat
her about the head and body In shocking manner AT
ter the taking of this evidence post moTtem examna
ton was made after which the case was g'en to the
Jury who rendereds verdict that Bridget Cubert came
10 her death by injuries inflicted at the house of Mrs
Moore, No. 40 0ak.st, by the hands OF her husband
James Culber on the 9th ult On the rendition of the
verdict the accused who had been arrested by Oicer
Wossn Of the Fourth Ward, was committed 10 prison
by the Coroner to await the action of the Grand Jury
NEw OMNIBUS LtNE.-A new line of
stages to run bew, the foot of Wast and the
of Tenth aud Thirty second ST. will be put in opera
ton to-day by Mr. John Clark. The line will consist of
thirty new frstclass omnibunes and stock of about
200 fine horses The stages will from the OF
Tenth and Thirty seeoBdst dc Tenth av. to
Twenty thrdst through that Fourth-sv do
,aid avenue snd Bowery, through Chatham and WI.
liam sts. to Wall and thence to Montague Ferry
returning by the same route OF course.
PERIODICAL VIsITATIoN.-The July
session Of the Common Council commences to day Tax.
payers will devouty repeat the burden of the Liany.
ing is the Monthly Report Of the above charitable Insa
tion for lima is5o.