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on, ard there il rc.ton believe tha ire calohc AL
chsucs icrres arc modified in c7sErsp 70 iias |sT
There q ansthcr fo-ce euganatirg from ne san Nr1
hss eharze G. LIE oTts and masses o. Ae soiE sJse
Those rt:ch vc Grc row consiisrIn- have cizrse ci
s,orns TIE heating farce drives II af0us fI-ss SPAR
ard iirs exptDds bodies Toe chemical lor-e cDnfrSi'
tie sfri-ies and oOrbial1oas q difsren, kiads Of
ttouas md there can be l,-e doubt tla-t nniH.n-
force IL ccrr.c 'el sl peculiar cec1mpoe10as Va q
take plaes within tie rCilns o. ne 10 - not ye.
eersirly ezfabshsG 10 which ctflesc i0-ces ne rans
which oceur y The leaf nav be ascnbed Dr. D-E7s- aas
uroved TIA. The force whck deeomposes eaT0Oac AID
Ees in tie Glow region u the collrel spectrum Bat
We can hardly attribute this ehanEe the Illuminating
princivlc Al or knoEled-e VI me difference among
these forces depends upon the dferest class OF e.
fc,s v heb We zee produced AMI certainly there =
suf cient difference between the deoxi1sti0ns aad con
s-rctons which chlTscerZc tie vegetable leaf and ne
changes which Occur in animal Organisms % justly a.
ia ffrifutne . III 70 different forr-s H0~eTer ths
NV he /, j. under the n.usnce Of ache nics pow
o. from he sun that ccmbustibe and nEf-ifve CON
pouuds are constantly elaborated in pllnts Here We
have the grand compcnsEi1n Of the organized S0rll-
oxygen rssantsgonized By solar radi4rous This -as
tyrrs cesroT ard consumes forever s-d i hence ne
perpetual Zoe Of life and organization The solar force
6oes the opposite thing j. collects TIE poisonous pro
ducts OF confusion rea.rsnges them mo rew comb
pafions and resDlovs them with the properties o. v-
" or lie The atmosphere a the scene Of thee con
fcts-;he gases the suhTances chiefly engaged AM
the Organized world = the product Of their reactioa
TIE fourth and last lecture Of lbs vlaale course
Will BE- Even ne 1t Monday evening UPON the Chemistry
OF Food md Digestion. Il VIII be practical and in
tfrexfirr
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-02-10
BUENOS AYRES.

we have received some additional items OF
i,.e,rence from Beenos Ayres BY an arrival In this
Csy. rhoush no, late by ten days as cur previous
sdyices:
An extract from letter, dated Dec. 9, says:
~The s,sfe q thing low ia follows When arrived,
Governor Alma was IN charge THE Government az
cert eco up the river Entire kO-, 70 nsht anu
tske Urorizs, so landed and were badly whipped "
the TROOPS q UrQuizs 400 were slled and tac o,os
marched don't know where, bat beese tnst1 ~ -. y
eutsid. this city. Gen. HeTpos was dR2achel % "a.
troops 10 the interior, with 81 1o,VcO paper
20 20 saains; Urquizs but instead OF procesln5 ~
Nafd Entre Rios be came back here IN company VII
Colonel Lsccuee, with some D w n1yPs ~ ~. a. a.
tf,er 10 Goverpor Als;ns 20 resign, "nlch ne up uy
tetore y.,prdsy ard was sncceeaei y NpF1s'I
Pinto fof the thifd time, mixing nne 0D'e'DO'' S'H''
the Sd Of February art r W.. T-haro
- r..t,I 1;oerd Of coo volunteers, and some 60
,esdv 10 march in the morning and give Urqu
90 hs,,is which viii come of vietors IA hard 70 say
Tsv &c 80 treacherous that they cannot be trusted
IN &c bas 1een some diminishing already. We saw
60 he house one skrEnsh IN which report ssys four
,,en vere killed Day before yesterday toe outders
I'D possessi1n Of the Armory but In tbs srGh they
snrrepdere6 and run out Of town again"
The installation Of the Constituent Congress
cook pssce tt Santa re the OOH Of November last
DR. Iuvisia was elected President Of the Congress.
since the 81 Of February, in which he intnates his
Willingness 10 retire from public life should his person
be considered en- obstacle 70 the national organization
1t IL stated ths DIR. Zuyira was 10 be cent on mssl01
Of peace ard cancellation near toe 6o7erniped OIL
Pue. GA Ayyef and that the views predominant n the
Conoress were wholly pacific and decidedly opposed 70
the ides Of republic Of les. than fourte province
Urauiza has been made Dictator OF the Con-
feder sfed Republic, until the forms can be gone
through with 10 make him Presldenf.
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Justice and Retribution-Humau aud Divine.
BY EEy. DIR. cHEEyER.


At the Church of the Puritans, on Sunday
evening Rev. DR.. CHEEvEs, the Pastor, delivered
another OF his Course OF Sabbath Evening Lectures
taking for his subject The Powers Of the World 70
Come viii be the Principle Rule Of the Geaeral Jaig
men,," in which he discussed the subject OF Capital
Punishment The text chOsen for the OCCASION was
the 10Th OF the 5th chapter Of the Second site
Of Paul 70 the Corinthians:
For must al appear before the Julg-l Ssa. Of
Shnst thai eveTy 9ne may eeeive the things das Ia IA
body according 70 that he hath done whether b. good
AZ the opening Of the discourse the reverend sea,s
man said tia; have rcvssled in tn. passage four
things;
lst The Certainty Of the judgment;
Cd. TIE Person Of the Judge.
u. The Purpose of the Judgment
irl- The Rule according 70 which il will Be deter.
mined
lie quoted several Pltsasas TO show ina. tie
srea, principle ct jndgmeR; Is Disclosed with the
same desuiti0n IN various parts OF Scripture Tley
asserted one and the same great principle OF ret.
ribution according % q mans character and act9as
he that doeh wrong shall receive for the wroay hat
be hath done II L. in tact In higa and holy sense
the law Of retaliation, which law il always opert.ng
There tsis principle Of rctrbution IN the uayetye-
merely Of If lor life tu; Ar deeper far surerthan
Tia, iisef v experienced All forms OF wrong rseJa
back upon the wrong deer Il Is not merely a. eye or
eye, GtOo,h for coth-tiaf would be temporary evil
nd mere external evL But the reco.linx ,uiury "a
upon your own soul You iajare yourself IN YOUR Ia
lis, your character your feeiis. You minister 70
the IRE Of selfshress and eavy wihin you The wrosr
der Injuries himself ~ placing himself beneath The
spsgsticn 81 ihose laws Of DIVINE Providence which
TO certain degree retribufive ezsa IN this world
Whose disgeth Pr shah i.l thers.a,r &c. There
Z, the rule Cd Enorai nIta-nA,ics n. philosoohy
q r-ccl N TIE Universe-rna'yaity mee,, real
is.ioa even = ths he Can any r,an de.y
tie justice Of lIs rls, WHIST ~oald our world
BE t.ere were ~ such rs&rba.,ve
providcntial sw Arnogsh n IN. vyo-,i
Il Is 10, always fhl1led aud never perfectly h ,sis
Of tie grave, yet l. l. sufficiently executive 70 opsr,.s
powerful Restraint and safeguard Ria. rlyb,x
teEroT 70 evil 6oers In every case Of wronrdony 70
o,hers ycu have given an order Divine astee asin.,
yoU1eA Whether you meet wiki Any forru or aerr.e
Of rctribgrcn In this world or no, there Il dea,.s
sssns, yo1 IN the very nsture q insne Justice which
Iusi be met Il there be q severe resrJu,ioo eye,
for the sirs Of omission toward our ieloxcr,..,rss
whs; skAn be aid q The vAst .rrzy Of erie.o-,vs
er'1nes absolute ycs intangible BY human law inch a.
furnishing tenptston. example, and the uae,n. nj w.
intefnperscce and ruin 70 ochs spd hvins add rro.
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IL. Tie Erelishr.an (Dec, y, publishes the

=, -. :. s,,u.irS erssoce in the Burmese zr:-"T1s
,; yr vss rising the broad va.ers q he rrExsiiy
. s-czr,er Mozrfer with the Calcutta NAL aer
s,hor belw The Hsstngs shosl dresiing, that lz,s
LTuy IA attempt its dangerous passage Ba. is tine
I'D 81. lain here when the Nahsna1ly feel.az her
way. csutouslJ yet closely approached he aEd stAa
officer from tie las;nGmed weasel, hang the a0zg1er
eagerly o. ked for the latest new. Tne news -he
reps -c1ea:fned ne and sDo-i 50 pe-sos, ocers an
prtvaies Clustered round anzjoiy awaiting the desired
formation. News responded grui voice from i1e
Nozufer-'ay, there IL news, ami good 10 FOR
you military That old woman God KIN has been super
feced and Cen Chespe has been sypootei . ne
r-and in his room Gen. GodwiE was himself tas Off
who wac asking the news tlose around hin were
hi ffE tie troops proceeding 90 tx capture Of Psl
We Vii not attempt 70 describe the scene n s1cet %
fsy tbs tie principal actor IN il furious nns late
" stopped tie NAB sauddy and ordered the oce-
msudnv TIE HozuHcr 20 se1d him his dspa.ches Tloss
present tel ca the; difficult 10 say which most
amusing the rage Of the general the CONSERVATION
board the kOzuer when they learnt the and rank
Of the oceT whom they had impaired the Interesting
inteli. enee."
AMERICAN SIsAL HEMP-Sis8l Hemp has
been suoeessfuy cultivated during the past season
Indian River IN Southern Florida from the plants
Gently Introduced The Tallahassee FI0ri1iaI. whose
editor bas been thown specinnens, ssys; ." We learn
that the plant from which these samples mgluiac
tured grows thrifty the poorest soil and for that
reason Il well adapted to many portions Of this -tie
Time and population would seem % be al that are neet
cd % make iis AZ important article Of comnsroe.'
The country along the Indian River il described ~
very beautiful The tropical fruits flourish there In PR
petusl thermometer seldom gong aoove
60 degrees. and fros; slrnost unknown.
The uresence Of the Indiana keeps It alnos, unin-
hAbitsd Hour. Commerce.
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Things in philadelphia.
} Of Tbs y. 4, tfiaooe.
tkTt..l.

ParlApxlrma Wednesday, FeA-a, lisa
The workshop in the rear of the venetian
blind mandatory, Ne Sa5 Rsce &, was axmssed by
IRE this morning 10 the extent OF sl,oo n w. keasi
Is the loser
The United States Grand Jary returned sew
erl bills against countsTieters OF United States
con foE conspiracy. this naoTalng. The BAL against
ISAIAH O Eskins tor eoCn;erfesflg, was isaorec Ins
has been twice indicted tor hs 0ense Il counter
eirny the instance 81 persons against whom he tss
fed add who have since been convicted and sustained
TIE fra time he took lis trial and acquitted al
though h,z ana volecur tsssed against him Tae.r
Great snxr.y 20 have him eonycted and the reckless
ness Of thcr testimony led TO their own arrest and SUB
sequcnt conviction
The Canal Commissioners Of this State de-
xsn opening the Canal Phtse1rg on the ist OF Nara
The weather to-day is cold and clear Inc
mercury in the therrneme,er this morning marked
twenty-five Segreea
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CITY ITEMS.
RANGE OF TIE raER~osErIR A,

xs@t'ers Osns,g LsneA 4 CloytsJ ~ W. ..
rlssc. Jam. hooa- sP.H sP.
EsTfRrAiSHESrs.- Pax BxxyAn,y will
rad poem AZ the s,syvessat Ia.,i,,..e pi,., -,
Money and Love" - -
ne last Of tie Indian Lectures will be ssv.,
to nisht- s'e1
Al Ne SHeADEAT tonight, Cooley clber,, cor,.
coy sic Would and She Would No, - vslh. o.
sen'ea Mise Fitzpatrick pIayiag "Hypol,s- s,,,o,;,,
Soto, PoDgsud, Droee., &c, will giv. 80 d.
0''e..S.nsnt 10 conclude with shockiny Event. !,
AZ BUEross, PARIS and I.o,doun ana
Niekiesy" once more The same bin h.. I.,<
fail al the week "'0''
AT wALLAcx's Tonight ~Ladv q,
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~ The weather yesterday Except a rather
sharp wind was iEe, and the Night clear and cool.
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THE FIVE POINTS MISSION ROOMS is''''''
HREcrED nv THE
Lastss' Home Misfiorary Soeiefv 0ftL, NH gsta
CAWck,
On tie 'ito Of the Old Brewery,


ScIothing and other donations continue % eoash
from city ard country, with which 20 render the psc
The sick and the Children Of the Five Points somswbss
more comfortable than they would otherwise be dssg
'hs WINTER Any suns which persons may be isposs6
10 eontnbu'e to"std the expense of the baiaing 800
going up VIII be thankfully received by Rev LacbJ,
the Missionary Of TIE Ladies' Society, woo is TO 10
found at the temporary building In the PARK the i've
foinn. The school conducted under the suspiosd
Ladies Society Is regularly attended by about 0ess-
dIen. The teacher has good governments estsbisbsS
over 'hem' and many are making good progress u
their studies.
2 The Tammany Hall rioters were not sss-
fenced IN New.York on the pa stsy a psoceeiia0
Lsyins been obtained. mo Delta, Fees
What Is more IL ia not likely tia, any Of tsem ~
DC sentenced" soon. Two or three Of these ~
ere have just been elected TO the General comuass
az Tsn'msSy Hall and IL 10 supposed will thus esesss
thelsw
HE LATE RELEASE OF PRIsosEs Br ~
ASSISTANT ALpEzsAs.-ws noticed yesterday Ties
rest CT Hugh o'Buen, an ex-pohceman OF the Foe
'eeniA Ward charged with axssulting OFFER Hsrises
Of The same Ward. and his suhsessens dischsrge -
the doorursn Of the station. H0usc, GA represents
being made to him by Assistant Aid. Wheelsn -
the captain Of the dlstre; bad consented to biz "
iesse, which the csptsin denied to be the Gaze. No
O'Clock the same morning the Captain sen, TO the -
sis;ant Alderman. requesting that be would pfodsS
the prisoner for examination before Justice Wslsh, -
be net appearing. warrant was issued for he /"
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1853-04-05
THE MUSICAL WORLD AND TIMES,

LARGE weekly Journal OF sixteen pages, edilsd BY Richard
Willis which musical composer. ana wen
Iibs country medium win lhs
public the c So worth o ms very
best brilliant Instructive essays on
familiar harmony, wuich
anybody amount Of attractive musical
celebrated muscuns OF mus MS
to truthful Criticisms Of musica pupil
pick aud cream OF musical
news novelty both foreign and domestic he whole
valuable record OF musical art IL
possible Ths cho aud ofiadics Wish
ns living
paeialIy attended 10.
Terms copy S3 ST. nse copies, &l0; and a
erson sending five copy his trouble.
Address Dyer Willis publishers OF the Musical World aud Times,
257 Broadway, New York.
AsoruEK JouRsahe subscribers also publish The
Monthly uca elegant journal each
music (makipg pages
YEAR reading
Monthly designed for the especial benefit Of the
musicloyer whose musical knowledge
and should
he furnished AZ the cheapest possible
One 80 censi three copies, $l copies -
twenty S5 aud sending club OF twenty
copy for his trouble. Address DyER WILLIS.
NB-Clergymen will be supplied with the Musical World and
dollar and with the Monthly Musical Gazette
a twenty live year.
Agents obtain subscribers the above named pubica
lions. Liberal commission allowed
Now the time subscribe the volume begins on ths
first OF January, 1853.
Jan 13-d3m
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EssIsKsR DErAxrHEsr, Washington, March IS, 1853
PROPOSALS will be received this day April
1883 o executing the following repair. the piers
bunk
lat Two hundred my heavy mo piece 10
weigh less Than Two lon required
uon OF the existing position pointed
out BY The agent of the United States
I'd be and
thence, with an angie, lis feet beach.
sand
OF thi. work Not
foundations (Which wde)
OF extreme low The work will be from IL width
a the base and from 10 10 feel height will bs composed OF
courses o split less thick, and diminishing
In width from the bottom the coping being feet
and hall Thick nve feet wide three hye feet
SO 10 form wall without and
be the face of the wall width than feet
less length than nve feet The average width be feet and
hall, and the average length feet.
About 1900 will needed complete the
work all Of which be sound and durable, and free from de
fects.
Vessels approach within the extremity Of the wing
wall, and can lie along the channel part of the pier
The their places delivered nom the
| sells, by dcuicks either on board shore.
Offers ballast should be the Of 2sio b for
| cubic yard including laying il In the wall
For further information address b. Major H. b. Tower, United
States army, Portland Msine ..
| Brevet Brig Gen. and Col. Engineers
in the Union, ntelgencer and Republic WISH
ngon Boston, Massachusetts, and Eastern Argus,
Mane weeks each
containing be sent 10 the Engineer De-
| partme Mar 6--eod3w
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NAVY suPPLIEs-lsSs-'sA.


NAVY DxrAHrarHr,
Bureau OF Provisions aud Ciolhing, March ~, 1855.
Nssy supplies Win Be received =. O'Clock,
.sns Ioa receiving notice. except Biscuit which
hve notice shall DC given oI every twenty
sss BIooSyn New YORK Go.por, Virginia such qaante.
ss as ~ as his s
maadns officer. Of said nasyyads, during the nseA ear end
sn..sy coffee nice ss' m0''''s'
The aoas shall saperans manufacture o. wheat
~. ss n sssy s ssa q sfs
".end as~, Il al ne qualities essential 20 u ~ 0pai
lining hoops each head and in good shipping ORDER se q AZ
the Si.eu, .Asa = made ss s .se ~a y .a". e
aaa sSs as 70 ssa 81 ap .n %
shah properly baked, thoroughly
good sound wedisd bright flour barrels. win The head. gs
ss ~ he o. ou al, OF sns Seaa q %
The whi.ssy shall wholly grain which lea.
poo 70 The ussd standard
s sa w
and % when sa s whole es ns e p ~
shipping ORDER free Of all charge to the United States
strong , so"nd barrels sDis nsns hoops a. saea asaa
The shall be good quality young hyson equal to s sam
=; Ths coffee snai equal hes, Cuba coffee.
bs delivered IN ess strong barrels Nth lining hoops at saeA
The butter shall be Of first quality BUTTER all
nuds be delivered wh'e-oak hrkn of about
The bes. quality New Orleans mo
shall be thoroughly coopeed and placed In the best shipping
condition.
The good shall be delivered In strong
barrels, heads well secured.
The quality cider vinegar and DO de-
good new, strong, weseasoned, white OAK barrels
which shall be thoroughly coopered and placed IN the best shipping
condition.
pickles shall be put in iron bound hafbae and each
onion gallon Of peppers
gallons of gherkns and the vegetables IN each snail
only be paid for and each hall barrel shall
white of at least ~ degrees Of
equal French the haifbarre vegetables
and be equal in all respects to the
named and the
and that they will keep good and sound Tor
cred good strong boxes and Loeped each end
apples shall quality and shall be dev-
whkey barrels barrels, AT The option OF me
bureau.
This soap OIL and be Of the
"whte SOAP aud be delivered
a the price be uniform al all the stations
described articles embracing casks barrels haH
barrels ns shall be subject TO such inspection
bureau Direct and be in all
the Navy Department inspections place of delivery
may, inspected the place Of manuactue
subject final inspection at the place Of
delivery, before bills signed thereby.
of all the articles TO be the same throughout
year, and bidders offer for one or more articles
marked and the contractors
All barrels of -four, Bread butter and pickles.
have addition above the when manufactured or
marked upon them.
The samples advertisement those selected
fiscal and hare reference 10 nh az hape
been prepi0usiy exhibited
The these articles which viii be required cannot be
precisely stated. They will probably be aboat-
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The quantities any increased or diminished as the
made not Tor specific quantities. su. for such quantities as e
residing where deliveries required
furnishing may reqdred and when contractor fails
visions and clothing shall authorized purchases
made supply the deficiency under hs penalty 70 De IN
at the bureau Of provisions and clothing or either e navy
offers mus, be made Except soap
the chief Of the bureau win have the gh 70
articles contained In such Offer and reject
emander and bidders whose proposals accepted land
Sas, win be sns%ed ,he@ Tor which
nee 20 The susa 4 ~ sa o. e
Two approved urehes in sum equal TO the estimated
In addition will be withheld from the amount Of all pay
complied with ninety cenum OF the amount OF all dev
bills duly sutnentea'ed hsll have been presented
navy agents a, Pon.@oah New Hampshire Boston, New York
Philadelphia Baltimore. Washington Norfolk Pensacola and AT
duplicate informing bidder Of the acc.p
1885, and his bid will made and accepted
Every or made mus. be accompanied a
Congress making appropriations for The naval service lot
NOR. espon.iise psr.ons the effect hat they
AZ oss"om %,hn Ave day" With good and sufeen, aree,
furnish the supplies proposed The bureau win not be oexsd 70
by Law The Of the guarantee 10 be certified BY The navy
district attorney or some officer the general government
known TO the bureau
Extract from ne Of Congress cpprOred ausp't 10, 1876.
"sso6 nd ntA enacted Thai from and after the
Of this proposal for supplies invited by the Secretary
Of IN. Navy, the bill for
the approved March third eighteen hundred and
,s.poas PERSONS" eject ,sss he hey unasss a The
bider bidders WILL their bid be accepted into
obligation such time be prescribed by the Secretary Of the
Navy with good snd sufficient nree TO furnish the supplies
shall be considered unless by
II acceptance OF proposal
thereof bidder bidders he they shall fail
by vf
with good and sufficient furnishing the supplies then
al
furnishing said supplies and shall forthwith
which
furnishing said supplies whole period of the
bidder bidders his
and the be Immediately by
the United States for the OF the Navy Department.
OF debt as,nst either all Of said persons"
Msu2o-law4w
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school of Cumberland University, Mt Lebanon



FACULTY, Hon. Abraham Cauthers late Of the circuit
T. judges of Tennessee
Green, of judges supreme
of Tennessee.
Hon. Bromfeld L. Ridley, the chanceors of the State
Judges Caruhtra Green dew their whole exclusively
the school.
Plan iastruonl Daily examinations of eneh class
No OF explanations the
daily lessons in the progress of the examinations
Weekly Of law and equity, which
q
all
The framed
Deeds Wills records all documents
Some of the taken by
which held monthly in the class and in
public The students
ifs Jurors circuit judges and CHANCELLOR and in other official
pacities connected with their suits.
the third Monday
embe Thursday February. The
the succeeding Monday in February and ends second
Thursday in July
ErpeYes per sson.Tuion fee $50 in advance
fee 81 boarding about $50 Students Furnish their books,
which be had in the Lebanon bookstores.
sessions complete
No required
There four regular classes Students
time during the collegiate
Tiers q legislature connected with the school
Number OF students collegiate year eghtysiI
Feb ll-eoly President Board Of Trustees