New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-01-20
the wrath Of God had been e,.ames and how

the wrath OF God haS been disarmei and how
could We think OsheT~ise' Is II not m the pros
perl' - notions that the hlesssnsS Of pfsyi
cence Does not agriculture commerce. industry
prosper ~ the hEheSi tes ee, ant not from Inc
ehilcru of this con'et, ration that have sprung
RAM iu,a Fulton Morse AudhaEe notthese three
power ~ FsriHses who had tner orth smongyou. by
thsi Inventions brought the world togsiher neared
cast etcts, and obisUed the awnings 0' tsDid
con nnnicst,ons' Your vessels hOA' on the differ
tht stss, arc exchange the products o. your lana
" IN those a. the extreme enc % the universe AMI
90 he, rot bnng to Your shores the cashmere 81
me lucts 'he FUR of Russis The fancy srres from
France and Germany. the ftnit ~ Italy and ihe
EaSt Al tcese products - vel as ihe gold from
Csl'OTIis. de- they not daily enter pour ports
IL Is this yer, prosperity this frequent intercourse
With chef nations that seems - crs,ie the necessity
- sn wing foreign languages. among wh'ch tie
French sfancs most prominent as 20 its aily These
reasons have intucec me not only 10 spread my
isIguegc BY facilitating the mode O instruction ~
new system. but also by publishing paper. which
VIII be issued weekly, and give the whole French
classical literature. together with the English trans
la'ions criticisms, &c.
Then the Professor went through the tables o.
h's ldionatic Lectures, through the tables Of his
AUXILIARY, Regular and Irregular VERBS, exclaimed
the whole, and took number OF subscribers Tor no.
classes
LAKE SUPERIOR COPPER. There i, a
mass Of native Copper, weighing 400 lbs, (par Of
mass Of 55l tuns) taken from the mines Of the
Minnesota Mining Company, near the River on,on.
st. in from, of the Exchange The Minnesota loca.
iion reputed one Of the richest on the Lake the
Company's stock being in a few strong hands and
not for sac al any price. They have 5000 acres Of
land, with a large clearing, on which some 1000
bushels OF Potatoes and Turnips and IS tuns OF Hay
were harvested this year. They have or miles
OF veins on their location, nearly all OF which bear
the marks of the rude excavations ard attempts at
of hal and
This Company now employs 200 men, has steam
engines. stsmp-works, aud sa~-mili, with four
shafts PIG feet deep. They began operations IN
10, raising 81 tuns of Copper that year loo IL so.
about 800 in 81, aud to raise coo in 50, and
1000 per annum a;terward They are now raisns
about SO tuns per month.
RESTORATION OF THE TEA-TABLE. The
much-vaunted reform" movement promised by our
Loco Foco Common Council and SO vigorously set
III motion, is advancing, might have been expected
In the true Tammapy direction. After considerable
parade on small fry, such as leaving the snow in the
Park walks to save the price OF brooms and labor
leaving Fnemen's Hall IN darkness 20 save a few
shitngs' worth of gas, &c, the Board OF Assistants
last night yentured upon Iher grand coup d'etat Of
reform" ny voting s,rsesn 10 three for full and
unconditional resiorInon o. the ssa-room swindls.
Doutou, Of the Eleventh Ward, was the author Of the
resolution, which reads thus
Resorred That the Keeper the City Hl be directed
10 yn,h refreshments 20 the reabcrso ne Common CoH-
and he is hereby authorized pan az oils Tor the
when duly certified On oath by SAID Keeper.
Upon this resoution-Bhich we must DO the mover
the Justice to say was open and unmistakably fiat
footed-,he grand re,renchment and reform" fac
ton voted as follows
Yeds-Jonsh W Brown, Fins. Ward, John Tat. Sec
cond samuel Mabbst, Third Timothy Bren, Fourth.
John r. Rodman Firth Parick Broaden. Sixth, Charles
Il hing Eighth Helmus NJ Wells Ninth William An
dersou Tenth. Edwin Bouton, Eleventh; Willsa II.
Wright, Thirteenth Thomas Wheelan. Fourteenth Isaac
o Barker Fifteenth joseph Rogers sixteenth Jsco9h
Valentine, Eighteenth, William McConkey. twentieth
Na,s-Thoms. Woodward. Seventh ward s Bs,'o.
McGowaD, Twelfth, Jonathi Kroiter Seyenieenth-5'
A5ssnt-Peter r brasto, Ninteen,h Ward
The late Wing Common Council, in obedience TO
the voice Of the people. abolished this unlicensed
rum. shop and never entertained the idea OF ITS re.
storaiion but the Loco.F oco " reformers" having
got the peoples votes by false prelenses. without
" ord OF notice and upon simple resolution, nave
half restored the very abuse against which their ada
mainline lungs brayed such TRADES OF thunder before
election. Having become already aware Of their m
competency to make favor with the people sufficient
10 insure reelection they have determined TO eat,
drink and be merry for IN November they die. We
should not be surprised to see the other Board con-
cur by like ority they have twice az much rea-
son for the Oterd and the cigars ant the four dollars
per day, since they ia for two years at loa't.
Won't the National Democrat Join US IN hearty
"HurIa for Reform :"
STREET DEPARTMENr.-Th Street Com
missioner reports the folio wing synopsis of the
work and expenses IN his Department for 1851
Collection - 3Oi II Excess 1850 Sl23 2is 81
The collections by months were as follows