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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-02-01

Church Of III Ascenssr corner " sscSct and colrt
St. Brooklyn he con,eNted that one Of the esr'iest
inquiries Of uaa was. "whN u trnihf The wi'ea
nep hsve asked the question and waited Longest for en-
snswer However nigh, qa,rrSl WITH H. the In
ward ust1re tells US what Il e. Real scqaisi
,ion Of the mlad buildeth up. While mere opinion
Only blowe,h up. The question where Is tho ROAD
,hst leads 20 truth. is asked By tho wise. while
theorists csunOt tel what !, L. bat can INFORM us who're
20 ird t. religious nan cannot help bu, worship sor
wcrShp he must The mind ofm whom sesvs gives
cut certSn vspor called opinion, which in the
oftnc resolves iiself INTO tangible subs.aace-la the
formation q laws Thoughts harden into thia p and
found in-,it,tiens But how s man 20 Judge whether
bis opinion true or fsle, for Of course, every
thinks bis IDEAS RICH, because they are his own invea
iions Opinions oitcn generate uneSnsciouslv, sad 4
speculation be the IT,. OF truth then these inventions
the mind are truth In most cases men turn from the
truth snd prefer 20 tumble up and down In Their owe
concert We should seek for truth a. . y in opersnouy
snd not AZ it Is In speculation ~ Is truth tam ca,iS
on erection end not the opinions which originate within
Freetlinkers get al the Truth for sen guides
them, Snd thew form opinions which arc not trua
Truth first be received rs law, before Il can 30
appreciated as such Opinions are always settns
tangled and ied no in the brains which orynses then
aud cannot be taken a. truth. Man has fully learned
not to seek Cor knowledge in himself be must take M
ture and view At truth by ohscrvation IN the oior
world and within the limits Of his mind
The bssis which our reasoning should be huilt u
truth which 10 be found must be looked for ia NATURE
which Is the best teacher and guide We must look back
20 Time and draw cur conclusions thence. In rser>
the training Of children the lecturer urged that
proper command should BE- exercised them and
chastisSmcnt WAS occasionally necessary. The policy
Of leaving them grow up by iadulgenccs IN every r,ds
should he avoided 10 tended to wsywarness and die
obedience in sitter years. Truth he eontended VIVA the
source OF knowledge. The lecture was treated with
unususl ability, and AZ the conclusion the snnouncsusat
made that Wednesday evening the sixth lo,taro
OF the course would be delivered by Rev. DR.. Vntc0
upon the subject OF Commerce.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-02-01

.xp,red today 1T h;s lodgings at Mrs Scots on Penn
..ivsnia-sv lie was sick hu, for short period, cry
.ness " hich soon took fatal FORM being his disease
Ws,hipgfon is eninentiy dull. There is scarce an
a. da worth reporting. Toey who wait Gpoa Provi-
d,pee IN the garb Of lobby members are the principal
derzeus at the hoels and eager as ever in con-
viocing every person who comes to Washington with
,,,yste bin that they arc indispensable to his success
Tbe,e citizens play On active game Of thmblorig with
unce fam, and are bent upon having what loose
change the Old gentleman has about his pocket The
,,ouept they can bring him 10 be: which thibie the
nea Il under, he is gone. He always kind old fellow
selects the wrong one
The debate on Central American affairs in the Senate
:; eel, u;gh over Gen. Casa il generally deemed to
have sat right square down in Nicaragua mud, aud If
he ever gets up again will certainly show the mire
Yours. SNAP.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-02-01
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES.

The House took up and made it the special
order of the day for tomorrow the 5cnate bill concern
ing bail in the District
Mr. jenkins announced the death OF A. IL.
Buell. which took place Sunday morning, after an Ill
Of two weeks The deceased born in Fairfield,
n. " In 1901. He pronounced brief eulogy on the
life and character of his late colleague, saying he closed
his eyes in hope of higher and purer state OF existence
and concluded by offering the usual resolutions of
dolence with the family Of the deceased, and for men,
bers to the usual badge Of mourning for thirty
days
Mr. IVES submitted a few remarks in memory
ofhs colleague and submitted resolution providing
for the payment of the expenses of carrying the remains
Of Mr. Buell. 10 his late home under care Of the Commit
tee appointed by the Speaker This together with Mr.
Jenkinss resolution adopted aud as further mark
Of respect the House adjourned
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-02-01

FROM PoRT.AU-PRNoE. by the clipper
bsrk Clara Windsor Cspt Button, arrived yesterday
rom Port-aa Prince, have sdviees to the 18Th inst
Inc fellow Fever was raging to an alarming extent
particularly amsng he shipping. The following per
sons belonging to vessels in port, had died recently
Ihe captain and mate Of schooner Silver Coui from
hewiork; the chief mate of the brig Isabella Reed
IRON DO the mate and three seamen of schooner Full
ton-had sailed two days previously for Philad slpha
the captain and two men Of schooner Gordoa-had
sailed six days previously for Boston in charge of 6rst
mate the captain mate and four men Of brig Catany
and come s or Is others belonging to different vessels
Ia poEt
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NETWORK DAILY. TRIBUNE. TUESDAY FEBRUARY I, 1913

ner-fork had introduced tbs subject bl, would
wish 70 coufne the reciprocity TO articles r1l'usly pro
cured OF msnufacturfdin hG UatHd States or Cilafa
Mr W. TATLOR opposed the resolutions on
tne ground that the question involved IN them belonged
soieiy 70 Congress, and nOt this Les-ltIrs Saci
ihstrucnons had influence with Congress Taers vas
enough or the Legislature do IN st;eniins 10 the Al
fairs OF lie State.
MI. LITTLEJoHS thought no other question
thAn that Of the enlargement OF the Canals OF 50
n1eh importance - tie prosperity Of this STATE as tls
Of reciprocity.
Mr. HESDEE, To afford time 60 investigate the
SUBJECT furhe-. moved that the resolutions be laid on
the ,ahle. Carried
Mr.. KEARsEY called up his resolution refer.
ing The Temperance petitions Select C)mmi'tss Of
i've which after discussion, was lost
On motion, the House adorned
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surrr< know full well tisi the ligs. VII. rca'on
throws into the darkness VI souls Oppressed ~ So
grief AZ theirs i only the borrowed tsHt ~ ne 11h
and s.sr. Tbex Know better than could tel n sln
how TO look farther and higher i0' Pu!e' an '''
illumination. 49,.
thew could Do on this sad occasion, hiss been done Iae
beresved partuer Of the Gecessed has ei,:ed rs -
with her own gentle hand and ninisteriny irle1 VIZ
scarcely less Of TENDERNESS, have iaEes5ed MS
form with such hatiments best ths grave us coz
leegues from New-Yrk-aH Of them from MaaaA'taa
IsIsns with IL towers and temples lost behind tae nI'
Of oorsestic end foreign commerce, % N.hsaIA -.
ing his majesty il primeva torests-h ~ =,
sad ourper and the precious burden she convey -
the place Of departure from the Capital; and tA n ~
ing, before the bad rsen, accompanied oy q, uiy
Of those colleagues could be spared lTola PaDie
vice here the procession was already on lie "ay " ~
desolated mansion Of the deceased. where sorro"hg
knsmen and lifelong friends win be ID Tsilanz W -
ceive thoee precious reasns. and conslgn tae - u "a
final rest The H0ufe Of Representatives mas Pc. as
unaffected tribute Of psnegyric 10 his memory I'
remains for IA 70 doal that can do hsre-E 70 re-
srond TO thst tribute, AZ know we shaI a. win &c
sincerity Of sorrow and Of sympathy ana t9eh 20 INV
not only respect for the deceased out al-o our
erence for the great Power who hath thus sullen5
called him away from among into the Dslne pre-
ence by sbetaning for day from tue cares ana "a
Thoughts Of this world and devotDg that brei perod 20
medithiions betting those who have been tlus tou
inely admonished that they j0urneying 70 Worl
where death cannot enter, and where, 70 tnose "1o
hsve qualified Themselves for gracious recepaoh tue'e
by faith and peuitence for errors comnitel ste SUI
rows can never come. He offered usual resolui
Mr.. FISH, rise to second the resolutions
offered BY my colleague not to add word to the Just
and faithful tribute which he hiss paid to the memory OF
atrue man. but TO express my concurrence IN what he
has said Of the character Of deceased associate 20
Join my voice with his in testimony OF departed woro
end in sympathy with his bereaved iau1iy ana lien..
Nv personal acquaintance with Mr. Buell. dates only
from the period when met here in the OF
the duties of respective positions, but MS cHa
had been previOusiy efficiently known 10 prepare iS
for an appreciation Of the gentle aiabiity united Win
firm purpose and unbendng integrity which marked als
life Ishal ever look back with satisfaction to the IN,
tercourse, brief as has been, which have eDIoyed
With my deceased colleague, and can never fsit asso
cate the idea of integrity OF energy Of hrmness and
of Qentleness, with the name of Alexander H. Buell.
Mr. HAMLN followed in tribute TO the
memory OF the deceased.
The resolutions were adopted, and the Senate
adjourned
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:. IT, Prsss-Tes s-i un'rsmnsllcd
81 "a srr,ff a~,N 49, -.

LIT truth and Error Ersnria"
" Truth crushed ca cans . y rlse egasa.
The ctertli yeszs o. fius are her.
But ErTuT wounded wnthss ~ pain
And ass anald her woEsbir-ts~
Mr.. George Evans s4ii. ths, no. being P-cpafed 10
respond, and 81 The company were evidently t'Hrou'
sfreturning tie dance be wou,d decline he honor.
Ho~an-Tfe Ereat pUri6,r and elevator Of hatain
May she take her proper place n society not iae de-
PENDENT. tut "a tie equal Of Gaan.
DR. Hall said few words, and repeated some lines
Of poetry in ompiiIneaf to woman.
Thanks were rendered by Mrs Rose Tor the good or
der observed She suggested slab Ne seat TO the
Washington Mon umen, commemoraiing Thomas Paine.
At the CONCLUSION Of the regular o.sts. Mr.. Vale
called upon and spoke at some length, after which tue
company returned to the dancing hall and continued
their entertainment
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-02-01

PHILADELPHIA, Monday, Jan. 81, 1853
Levin William has been committed to prison
TO answer the charge ofmurdering named Chris
TOPPER Soohan aged IS years. tie of Beck AMI
swaIson-sts, Southwark, on Saturday evening
4 man is under arrest in this city on suspi-
cion OF being the murderer Of Rink The prisoner at
present is ltboring under mania potu.
The case of Richard Neal came before the
Supreme Court this morning No appeared against
him, and be was discharged, thus leaving the in
very suspicious position.
The weather to-day is lovely.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-02-01
Explosion OF Stcum Boiier-Loss OF Three
Lives.

CHICAGO. Monday Jan. 81. Is3j.
On Saturday evening. the steam boiler Of the
stationary angne st the Junction Railroad ozpo1ei sni
three men, named Cornelius Richter James Gallagher.
and James Bergen. instantly killed. B. e Crrrss,
the foreman, end J. McCord, engineer wse badly
wounded the latter probably fatally The boiler was
thrown dttanee Of 26 rods TIE cause Of the ezPo-
sIon was tire neslectto supply water.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-02-01

Pe,cy OF NEGROES We observe that The
,,,,,y esqndayd 10 speaking Of the high prices of
,,o,s In that District mentions lot Of sevenyone upon
e ssle Of which the average price Sjo IL IL within
ovr knowledge that lot o. thryfour sold recently in
Tdgefeld al $50 per head -
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Washington Items.

WASHINGTON, Monday JAM 81, 1888.
The consideration of the Texas Debt bill is
postponed In consequence of the sickness of Senator
feaiee but lie understood il will be taken up as soon
a. hs health permits him TO visit the Senate account
Of ne Importance involving the public faith of the
state and the desrabeness of dsposing Of before the
next Administration comes in Mr.. Pearce has pre-
pared legal argument said to be irrefragble, IN favor
ofne sseneoo proposition.
Mr. Badgers confirmation, il is understood,
depends upon two unsettled votes
The remaining eighty.four bricklayers aud
hboren were dismissed from the Capitol Extension to-
day leaving no workmen employed except the marble
cutters
Hon Zeno Scudder continues dangerously i'll
Of inaammatory rheumatism
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ARRAY between solaier.-One Man Killed.

PORTSMOUTH. n. H.. Monday, Jan. 81, 1888
4 fight occurred between some soldiers IN
the suffers shop asPort Constitution, last night during
wlSrb non-commissioned officer named Barr stabbed
private named Nelson, killing him instantly Barr fed
and bss not yet been arrested
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-02-01

PHILADELPHIA, Monday, Jan 81 lc9J.
Neal, the colored man, who was arrested last
week charged with melting slaves TO escape from Anne
Arundel County Maryland this morning discharged
by the Supreme Court return having been made on
the writ Of habeas eorpus
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BY TELEGRAPH.
sesaer~ Td.svaph Office, Of HanOver and BeGoev
Washington Items.

S5stisl DtVa,ei 10 tn, N Tribune.
WAsHIScToN, Monday, Jan. 81, 1883.
Gen. Dixon has paired off with Senator Bor-
land, and accompanied by Henry J. Eastman, OF Ken
tucky leaves tomorrow for Charleston, s. C.. Mr..
Dixon has been suffering with Inflammation Of the
lungs ever since his arrival at Washington. DR.. Hall
IL under the impression that few weeks viii restore
him.
The Senate will probably tomorrow take up
the Pacific Railroad bill and effort will be made TO
pass the Western and Southwestern Railroad bills
which went through the House at the last Session.
Prof Guyot, of Harvard University, arrived
here to-day EYE.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-02-01

LOUISVILLE, M0ndsy Jan. 81. I51l
". Howard who is under sentence OF death,
for the murder Of Henry Dnehsus escaped from jail on
Saturday night The Governor offers 900 rewsri ior
bis apprehension. He has but one eye. IL hesvybuht
snd has a downcast look.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-02-01
Distribution of the surplus Revenue.

The following are the Yeas and Nays in the
House OF Representatives, Thursday the 9th inst
on laying on the table Mr. sanlys bill 70 distribute
the fourth instalment of Surplus Revenue among the
States. in sccordance with the act of 1896:
"a Ihoss Who voted designated thu Nay thus AMI
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The Insurance on the lost Ship A. III. How.
land.

BosToN, Monday. Jan. 81, 1859.
The ship A. H. Rowland, Of New Bedford
lost near Honolulu, s insured for s6550 at New Bed
ford, Nantucket and Boston.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-02-01

jVpfcioI Dsgpafoh % TIE Y. Y. Ifibunf.
WAsmNGror, Monday, Jan. 81, 1858.
Lewis d. Campbell is urgently requested by
,be Wbigs and some Democrats, to run as candidate
for the Governship Of Ohio Should he yield to their
solicitations he will be a formidable candidate
Senator Clemens was in his seat to-day.
Sam. Medary is bitterly opposed by por-
ton of the Ohio Democracy for place In the Cabinet
strong remonstrance has been sent from Ohio to
,on.ord QUIs.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-02-01
Arrival Of the City of IGIasgow Eat Phiia-
feIDbia.

PHILADELPHIA, Monday, Jan. 81 1852.
The screw steamship City Of Glasgow, from
Liverpool 7th inst, has arrived at this port.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-02-01
"eeer" Pierce and the Baltimore Author
titles, &c.

IN, . hAlriaoRE, Monday, Jan. 81, ls5J
,,,,s, nc Msyor of Baltimore has received a
on N. Yin otaera Pierce declining public reception
ross,sS - through this city The Committee sp-
discharged. W 'naAe MI Engagements n's 'eeh
,.s yVIn Lamb, the messenger, from whom the
SrsS 80 we taken az Chester by mob wss severely
ks was unable 10 attend at Philadelphia TO day,
room ~as having prohibiting hun from leaving his
s.ss, e nave no mail beyond Augusta, Ga, to-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-02-01
The Sources OF Practical knowledge.

Rev. Mr.. HuDsoS delivered lecture, LAST
s7eaing. upoa the above subject, In the Hall Of the
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Tue Jerry Rescae Trials.

TAs albany, Monday, Jan 81, 1853.
name, W. W ooart met at ii o'clock. The Petit Jury
he ~ n called, and % found to be present
s.nso. ss Attorney moved the trial Of William l.
IT, o. Grsnby, oswego County
sook 49, proceeded to call twelve Jsrymen, who
s,s,,i seats and the Court csutionng the Jury ia
sens sowins any conversation with them IN regard
'A's' TOOK recess I'LL 81 o'clock
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-02-01
The New-Ysrk Industrial Exhibition and
the British Provinces.

- BosroN, Monday, Jan. 81, 1885.
The 81. John Nac- BrMastcicker of the 28th
INST announces the arrival there Of James Whitman,
colonial Agent OF the NewYork Industrial Exhibition.
nj, nlimsn VIII Immediately communicate with the
Do'sinmenf the New Brunswick Society, the Nechan-
Ns nsn'u'e, and al Others who feel interested in the
mater IN order TO insuro pro~er and sufficient dis
fmy o. me products Of New Brn. wick and its work
",n =, every description at the forthcoming exhibition.
\, "ane ~ HALIFAX, N. s., Mr.. Whitman placed himself
IN communication with the Government of Nova Scotia
Sla 'eeevh from the Provincial Secretary the follow.
PROVINCIAL SEcRErARY'S OFFICE
s,,.u. HALiFAx, Jan. IA, 1855.
.er naMns submitted to the Lieutenant Governor yoar
laA ~, OF this date, in reply TO my letter OF the
tr,sl ySa.eItias 10 the contemplated NewYork Indus
rand - have the honor, BY his Excelleneys com
ii, eonsSt you that the subject viii be brought 70
prsrh's o. the Provincial Legislature in the sp
eur in sSs and that his Excellency win readily
semhly ma, ss which the Legislative Council and As
eseet Of The EIhibon S",n a. Spro ,p ~ h. '"'
AAN,hsq JosrPH HOWE.
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m. BosroN, Monday. Jan 81 ls5A
If su e e1ection TO fill the vacancy in the Board
Read ~ n to day resulted in the choice Of sampson
he regular whir candidate. He had 4eo6 votes
1skey had All. and Libby, lpem) 90
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Rhode Island Items.

S,eeiot Dispoteb to The NJ " Tribune.
PROVIDENCE, Monday, Jan. 81, 1883.
Jonah Titus, Democrat, has been elected TO
the State House of Representatives, from Sctuae vice
e. Roberts deceased The Maine Law men and tho
ns,nocrms forming coalition. The Moderator told the
rosrs TO bring In their votes for Jonah Titus and they
did 20.
. A farm house in Cranston was burned on Sat-
nrdsy afternoon. The flames spread so rapidly that
scarcely anything was saved. Loss SLOW insurance
.Jobn DAILY, conductor of freight train on
pos,on and Providence Railroad, was seriously injured
on Saturday afternoon between this city and
IA Il supposed by coming in collision with bridge:
When he cars reached the Depot here, he was found
wing on the top OF one OF them insensible He was
alive at the last accounts but Is considered in very
precarious situation. ,
William Vandewater sail maker, was run
over by Engine No a. while going to fire on Saturday
nigh, and seriously II no. fatally injured. WIS.
Ma. Supreme Court-The Kaine ExtraditiOn
Case.
WASHINGTON Monday, Jan. 81, 1853.
In the Supreme Court Of the United States
10 day three opinions the KANE Extradition case
were delivered Justice Catron delivered the opening
one and held that the arguments Of Counsel Busted
and Brady, denying the right or power OF Consul
barclay 10 usurp the functions OF the accredited British
Minister upon question of broad international law,
was not tenable but that the Brsh Government might
delegate that power He delivered elaborate opinion
adverse to the views OF Justices fancy, NelFon and
Daniels
Justice Curtis followed and differed with sll his
cistes upon minor points but concurTed with Chief Jus
tce Tsny and Nelson and Dnnels upon the question Of
nonjursdcon in the case under the existing state OF
acts Of Congress-
The rsult If we correctly informed, win be that
The Bench being equally divided upon the main question
Of ursdiction the prisoner must remain in dutsse
III action taken dc upon the merits. or until the
writ be allowed on future motion on the part of the
prisoner 80 that the case must again before the
Eew.york Court
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Things In Philadelphia.

Wings IN kahl Opposition in Roman Distinctive Free soes
IN ssatL Cav f-Tess, i05 May CO., oAbscnf
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PHfLApELrHiA, MendSy, Jan 81, lS53.
-, LEVIN William has been fully committed for
Chr, NE charge Of homicide in causing tie death OF
n rue ong II. c. Pratt, which arrived here on
n ~ from bordeaux, sunk last night at Almond
ce h, rAsng sprung aeak from damage sustained by
10 Coming rp the river.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-04-19

The Bank Basis Bill, which has been sometime before
tho New York Legislature has finally become law 1t
define. stocks shall be the basis OF banking In that
State; and The clause allowing Virginia Suite bonds TO be Ia
ken as basis was stricken The New York Evening
Times says abiding Virginia. and adopting the views OF
our House committee Finance upon the amount Of her
Indebtedness he law s less Objectionable than the prnci-
Die attempted % be introduced Of Banking the thirty or
lhrty,wo millions Of the issues of distant Staei for
which there's yet adequate security In productive pup
lie works"
So Virginia onds are deprived of The market that would
afforded Them by the $50 QUO 600 OF banking CAPT
tai employed H. New York State and City According TO
the law of demand and supply their price must be seriously
affected by this action OF the New York Legislature Al
least that is The home.pun view of the matter taken by
The 6naucies Of Wall Mr. Goodies panr view of the
subject however is that Virginia honor PRIDE character
and other diened arsocalic attributes will do more 10
keep up prices Of bonds than any demand arising from
the immense banking capital of New York under any
tun of that States Legislature could effect In that regard
and Mr. Goodies opinions upon finance are OF authority Ia
Virginia il not In the markets.