New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-03-13

the scholar OF to-day consempla.es the Aztec Chill.
dren with more than chronological interest as their
singular resemblance 10 the sacred race of four hun
dred years ago revives in his mind the story OF the
conquest Of Mexico While all the world is going to
see Maxine and Bartolo from mere curiosity, there
is small army of learned men who seem TO hhd in
them much more than the mass imagine.
"A rich case of partnership between
Rum and Loco. Focoism vas developed in the Supe-
rior Court Yesterday in which the Lieutenant. Gov
Of Rhode Island played his favorite part Of
opponent Of temperance The ease was a suit
brought by Joseph II. Howard, the proprietor OF
Tammsny Hall, agains. William 3. Lawrence,
Lieutenant Governor OF Rhode Island, aud SO 9th
ers, for $500 so rent for certain rooms ocou-
pied in lsi9 by the defendants, who were the
Democratic General Committee OF the City OF
New York for that year This suit was defended
by the Governor only-all the Others deeming il a
clear Gaze that would of course be against them
Nr Lawrence first tried 70 get off on the ground that
The Committee was not an incorporated body, but
that would MT DO Next he showed that they were
merely agents, and poor ones at that that the pay
nsnt of the bill devOlved upon their principal, or
spployer-the great and untenifed Democratic
Party but the plaintiff decidedly objected TO a.
tempt to collect the money from this ever-changing
many.headed monster. Lastly, the jolly Rum Gov
enor OF the Providence Plantations and all the
Land OF Dorr brought forward his strongest plea,
which ne expected would fix things in no time -
that was that it always supposed that the pro-
pnetor OF Tammsny Hall would make no charge for
rooms fuel and lights, it being thought that the ad-
ditionai sale Of liquors the nights of the meetings. Of
tho Comuatfee would be fair equivalent for the rent
Strange to say even this noble and cogent plea was
insufficient, and judgment was entered against Mr.
Lawrence for the amount With interest," IN all 1857.
Whether the wouid.be Governor Of Rhode Island
has gained credit by offering at the bar OF New
York Court such plea as this, may be merely mat
ter OF opinion but in view OF his possible election
which he hopes to secure the special champion OF
Rum, perhaps he has gained votes. He has proved
to the satisfaction of his new constituents (the old
ones never doubted it) the truth of Mike Walshs
axiom that "TippliDg- Houses are the very nurse
RES of Democracy" and has recognized the fact in
the most emphatic manner by proving that wherever
fftyfour of the party may meet, there the extra
profits on rum selling should be equal to seven per
cent interest per annum on $4,000.
Rev. Gideon Acs, of the Magyar or
Reformed Church of Hungary, will preach in the
Hungarian language, to his countrymen, on Sunday
morning, March IA, at ii O'Clock in the Consstory
rooms, in the rear of the North Dutch Church, VIII
liam ST., cor. Fulton.
Theodore Parker, of Boston, is to give
the true and false ideas of gentleman, at the Tab
eynace, Tuesday evening next
NEw-JERsEY RAILRoAD.-On and after
Monday, the 18th inst, the Trenton accommodation
train will leave this City at At PM, and the New
Brunswick accommodation at Al Pm.
FERGUSON THE PiPER.-The friends of
Charles Ferguson, the young and accomplished
Irish piper, gave him a grand reception party at
Tammany Hall ON Wednesday evening last An
elegant party of ladies and gentlemen we're delight
cd with his performances
- People are dreadfuily addicted to the
Bot.le, nova days. But it is the wholesome drama
OF the Bottle at Barnums Museum, one OF the most
powerful Temperance arguments ever offered. 1t
will be performed this afternoon. In the evening
we have the beautiful spectacle of Cherry and Fair
Star and at both performances the Man Walking
on the Ceiling, Songs, 30
The new shaft for the steamship At
antc ITO replace the English shaft recently broken)
has been forged at the Novelty Iron Works, and will
be put in next week. 1t will be conveyed to the
vessel at the foot of Canalst on floating derrick
The old shaft has been examined by English engn-
GERS, who expressed great surprise that 1t should
have broken.
-Messrs. Westervelt g. Mackay will
launch in about ten days the fine steamship Cortez
Tor Davis, Brooks g. Co. She will leave for Caitor
MIA IN tn latter end OF May and will run as consors
Of the Winfield Scott She is handsome ship.
In order that beth sides may be heard
in the charge of carving away human bodies for
dissection, We publish the following article, which
the reader. will find not without some very strong
points OF argument:
THE HORRORS OF DrssKcTIoN.-"My friend, re.
marked the good Dr. Johnson to certain one,
lear your mind OF can't" A full development Of
this blur upon the common sense OF MANKIND Is
shown in the present excitement In reference 70 the
discovery OF a few bodies obtained for dissection
Indignation mountain high, curses both loud and
deep have awoke against this outrage on humanity
ana in one or two instances the press must ead It's
aid in re6choing the thunder OF popular opinion
Now Sir in a city whose factories OF wee ana H.
fanny may be reckoned by the thousand, where
crme recruited in grosgeries and gambling houses,
stalks forth with fearful holiness, II wcuio seem
that Jupiter Tonans might nnd more appIopfi ,n
subject for his BOTS than the anatomlss ana the
scapel But, Sir, honest Indignation should NOT De
checked, and since pot-house orators nave ahfmea
the holy Office of the Rumseller with his lraio OF
blessings and as the public mind must have vent
for it's surplus IRE, is hardly more tnan iair tna
that DEGRADED class, "the Doctors, should come In
for its share. Your Policeman, who wlnks a! tne
hve-long sunday orgies Oh 'ne ' ".'n LIB
sntuous indgnatio upon the Student and the rro-
lessor and their atrocities held up in appalling
tsbleaux Now, Sir is 1t not we'll, while the SUD-
ect is before u.s. TO inquire OF the public mne as 20
The correctness-nay the safety OF this ssnsnveness
on the subject of dissection Is It common sense,
TO say nothing Of justice tina. OF all sas
medical alone should be put at the bar OF either
nublic opiniop or of the law, Does the tender
hearted public imagine that the study OF surgery
the source OF suca fascination as to be pursued TOT
this object alone Does the student RISK ms nc
chanel exhalations OF the dead house, ana endur
ing,,he repusiye labors of anatomy for sheer pea
sure Yes Just as much as he ming es In the pes
t,lsptial wards Of the emisrapt hospital where ais
life with those Of others, has so often been sacr
| feed Does the tender ana considerafe pubic De-
think itself of its ungeneIous treatment OF tne most
labo,ious and faithful OF lis servants, placing tue
nanr nhx sicfan between two 6Ies, whose blaze sci.