New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-01-24
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For The Tribune. -THE AzrEcs-HuM-
BuG.-GENrLENBN You said, two or three days
since. that you would be pleased 20 and 50 much
more IN these children than yol had expected, Civ
ing your readers the benea o. J. r. Buchanans
op'ncn For tins the guardians are much Obliged.
and ask YOU 10 favor them also, with the opinion OF
three other scientific men, hoping that Others may
yet be abe TO give their exact origin, and their ex
act chronological position.
The Committee appointed 10 repor, upon the So
called d" Aztec Children" b,g leave TO submit the
following.
lst We ind the boy perfect in his formation. and
yarNra only IA the matter o. the iOnis q. the knees
and the e. bows rom the ordinary hguie OF the hu-
man race. 81 We find no ma formation In any part
o. the body. 3D. They are In excellent health. With
every prospect oi attaining degree OF longevity CO
equal With ordinary persons. We consider the girl
more symmetrical IN figure, and a. having more
iI'elt ctual conformation Of tao ne al than the boy
aitnouSh' iiom the oppottuiiHes We nave nta OF
making oOSeTF "tUuS upon theu actions and chsrsc-
ter Teeald them as evlnclug superior degree Of
intel ieence That 50 far frOm considering these
cLllcltn idioiIc We Osk upoA them as beng pos
s,sstd Of uncommon spiishtllneSS Of mind. comore-
bending most matters addressed 10 them, and al
though deprived o! ,hs power OF conversation TO
any great extent, yet they exhibit considerable APP
ntuOe ard readiness OF understanding Viewed an
atomically we 20 nos consider them as moaStTosi-
ties or defomites, ana the yafianceS Otherwise
than the mere formation o. The joints OF the boy,
above aluced 20. such as would not constiiuIea
remarkable diference. from the human races gene
rally.
We are free TO declare ,hattheydo not in any way
pariake of the structure character OF the ourang-
Outane, baboon or monkey races the term nation OF
the spine at the oS cOc.cyx being perfect, IN the
Caucasian race The crAnia of both the children
present remarkable conformation, and very dis
urCtiy different from the heads of the Aztecs who
Inhabited the City of Mexico az the time of the In
yaslon by COreZ, as VIII be seen IN the drawings
ard paintings OF the heads OF the Emperor Monte
and other Azecs made by the Spaniards at hat
ume. For small development OF bran these
Individual children possess an eXtraordin airy acute
ness OF mind, notwithstanding the very great de-
preston IN the portion % the head in which pre-
biologists locate the percepnve faculties. We feel
troaciDg on speculative grounds IN giving
their origin, vet we cannot Withhold the OPINION,
formed after careful examination and comparison,
a. AZ they not dwarfs or lusS naturh out are d
minuliye specimens OF the MesilZ inhabitants OF
Central America. We offer this opinion without
pretending 10 account for the causes which may
have produced these strange bengs-such az inter
marriage ply seal restriction, connnement or com
preston, the exclusive habits or peculisrltes OF
specifc caste or order, or other hypotheSes. We
readily pronounce them the most remarkable ana
curious phenomena OF the genus homo we have
seen, and SO far from beng revolving or ohen-
sive 20 the behoder they strikingy interesting
agreeable.
TOW. o. EDWARDS, NJ. d.
WILLIAM W. FosDIcK.
JEROME MUD, A. NJ, NJ ID.
The BOTTLE. This sterlieg and pow
erful TempeTance Drama, the best and most inter
es,ine niece of the kind ever produced, will DO re-
peated tins evening, at Bsrnum's Museum Don
Caesar de Bszan this afternoon
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FrrE nv SouooI HoUss.- Yesterday
morning FIRE occurred IN the Public School No y,
at the time The Schools were in Session. The hfo
originated In the second story and was occasioncd
by the flue becoming oyerhea.ed, and setting hre
10 the surrounding wood work II was hrst dis
covered by Miss HILL Principal 0fihe Female Depart
ment, who after quietly dlsmissing her scholars,
communicated the existence OF the hTe TO the other
teachers The scholars were all quickly dismissed,
At or which the floor was broken open with an axe.
when the flames were subdued with few
pals of water Capt Turnbull OF the Eighth Ward,
with large Police force we're soon on the ground.
ard assisted in keeping the children in order.
CASUALTIES WIN. X. Pardec, mate Of
the bark Ambrose, living at pier 40 East River, had
his leg broken below the knee yesterday. while en-
gagged in hauling his vessel into the dock, by She
parting OF a rope which came IN contact with IL Ne
was taken to the New-YOrk Hospital.
German woman named Adelins Noosbum, who
lived at No. 23j Delancyst, was found dead In her
bed yesterday morning, ylng beside her mi.nt,
child about year old. The continued cries Of
the child induced the other inmates oil the mousse 70
enter the room, when they found her dead. Her
husband is pecder and IS absent IN the country.
Aid Tweed held an inques, on the body, and a YER
dict OF death from some cause unknown was rem
dered BY the jury.
Run AWAY ACCIDENT. - Yesterday morn
irga child about ten years OF age, named Sarah
Mills was run over in Greenwich av., by horse
attached to a sleigh, and severely injured Tho
horse, while passing through the Avenue, became
friaht. ned and ran away The child was crossing
the street and was unable 20 get out OF the way OIL
the horse. She received several severe cuts aoous
the head and her body was much bruised she wo
conveyed TO her residence In Twelfth 81.
RESCUED The South Ferry boat Tran
sit rescued two men IN boat from the Ice yes'ef-
Gay. They had been cunning, and having gov se-
the night in their boat when they were relievsds
after gTea, essrtions, as above mentioned.
POLICE INTELLIGENCE. - Robert DAVIS
WAS Yesterday arrested, charged win Disamy "a
having recently married young iemale ha"eu
Margsret Curry, living at No. ll5 Avenue ", ~
whom he repTeseBted himself 70 Dc an unn ~
man when Il is alleged that In March, iets ne
msIneS 70 Aa nsa ns's Or q No 50 mIEsIH on
hon he baz never been divorced, and who Is stiu
living Both of the injured ladies went before the
uaelstrate and made their afhdavits. About Two
years since Davis was arrested and ulso ior Hmsss
ofense but was acquitted. 1919.
nan named Christopher Harris was Yesterday
arrested by Officer Keeie, Of the Chiefs cmcs,
charged with the commission oil a oufslIy ano
grand larceny at the house OF MI NathaheI oanos'
- w.Wipdsor Orange Co whose house was en-.
tered on the l7th inst. ard robbed OF about 500
worth of property. The accused was seen 70 cVlns
ont of the house on the hight of the burglary, ous
escaue6 A telegTaphic dispatch was sent 70 .ho
chief Of Police Of this City, ~ho placed the mater
IN the hands OF Officer Keefe, VINO arrested tne nc
cused at athlesiDg cno IN Anthony 81 lie Nas''"
ni,ted preparatory to being sent back for trial.
VIM Wilson. col0red waiter at the oo.ox,p -
house No % Park place, was Yesterday aHes'so "
Officer Clark Of the Chiefs once. on su,pS Tna,s.
having entered two Of fhe bosrders rooms on ~,
dsy night. and carried of gold wstch snu
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