New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-03-29

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youfy Poesesseo them set free 70 resl; in loeon
non and mentality. Thus we the necessity Of b.h
oroer Of exsterce and the relationship they bear 70
each other-the plants store away amount 0f for
De again set free Tor the economy o. the animal body
Inc vegetable eoDGructs, the animal DESTROYS Toe
vegetable Is store off force made up with the most accu
rate precision 10 ia proportions Of the more refined ma
teflsi pf1Dcipes-bu' IL u of conse1uence until de-
voted 70 ts purpose Of the Construction Of bodies and
| furnishing en- executive power 20 animal lie. Animal
life q developed cOincident with and a. q res1lt Of
change in the elementary mstenab amounting 70 de
s'ruc ion Of toe forms Of Inst;er that hsve been sppro
prsfed By the nutrtStve vePetatve machinery Of the
animal, beng contrvsnce designed for purpose
II nhy have been tie design OF Providence that an
undue multiplication ofsnias should be kept ia check
BY using other species - destIoy them torturng
death by famine the result OF too great increase of
eaters would thus be avoided, BY providing instant
and comparatively painless desth by violence Toe de-
| sign Of the pig buzzard and crow evidert They
irlh useful end BY clearing the earth Of sources Of
/ coDtagion.
The human stomach il no, possessed Of instinct supe
nor 70 reason and judgment, and lot the proper tn
buDsl 70 which 10 appeal 70 settle habtua physO0g
zeal error Several reasons appear conclusive that feh
is not the beet food, or proper for man. and should
never be tolerated, except under the pinchny cir
cumssDce. lts use not In accordance with the de-
sign Of Nature notwithstanding the frequent reftsra
ton Of the idea that animal food capable Of supporting
or invigoratng another animal body !; is difficult TO End
reasons for such assertion Tne speaker proceeded
| % give reasons why flesh is not proper for food
Since both man and the Inferior animals derive their
support ultimately from vegetable materials Il il Ell
dent that the capacity OF the earth remaining the
the existence Of animals-~ill 70 some extent dis
plsce man. The capacity Of country for inhabitants
| will materially depend upon the kind Of food they
ehooteto employ and The number Of dOmes; animals
they keep-men ard animals existing in inverse
10 each other. Which is Of most consequence in the
universe, men or animals and which shall preponder-
atei Which shall by deliberate decision OF the human
| judgment oisplsce the other
An animal lives for years without the slightest al it0n
to hs bulk yet ever consuming matter 70 supply bis
constantly elevated temperature, and his constant exit
bitOn OF involuntary and VOLUNTARY force Under ne
most favorable conditions for accumulation or attening
when waste u aItihcaiy prevented by quieiuds and
Withholding conditions for breathng or what IL called
stall feeding could not suppose that than about
obe-sixth would be retained a. additional desh.
The food that given for the support OF one person
on animal food, would support twelve fifteen
such de severe tong that food gets IN going the
round through which choose 20 send II Were not
for our perverted and long confirmed habit how much
more gratifying 20 sensual appetite 81 receive
support direct from the lap Of nature pure fresh,
contaminated DO think toe decay ing timbers Of
old edhce are the most suitable for the construction Of
! new one
But our view does not confne us TO the confederation
of the waste Of materials that good mother nsure
/ IL so prolific In her bestowl more than thst-by
demLng ourselves 10 the condition Of cGrniyOra glJat
| ing upon fosh, end-we enhance very many f0d the
condemnatory edict-"b by the sweat Of the brow snail
/ he eat his bread'-slight indeed were the ser.
! yude compared with the self imposed one
! Of furnishing subsistence also 10 horde OF
domestic ANIMAL Love Indeed Il the task Of bestOwing
frequent Hns upon being of our eries-a fellow
traveller o. the same eternity, but the pride OF life with
half OF msDknd-s 70 bdea with al over done luxury,
| mere beasts that perish.
The use OF mid or vegetable diet from Whist has
been ssid OF its physiological relation will save per.
much OF mental force that is than lost in
irrtabity OF temper and mpulsiyeness-s quality OF no
service but 10 weaken one in tde estimation Oi his
friends. Hate, rancor, jealousy, which appropriately
fnd their home only in the bosom of risEds
PEELED with the excitement that often gives rise 20 them
Equsnnity, cemncss of temper attend only on sini-
lar condit ON OF nutrition We claim, then the veg
etSran idea should not succumb to the jbes aud
of its opponents but should be tested by tufi
cioUs trial II il cannot have tho, would no, urge
any TO adopt II at alas we know that II would sui
feI more than it would gain
REAL EsrATE-The following sales were
made March % by A J Bleecker:
House aud lot l6i Moti-st 25x9f sI7oo
House end lot lth ay bet fh aud 10th ss... 800
House and lease Of lot Chsmbersst, %xyo.... 100
James Cole sold the following Brooklyn property
lot on Bedford av, near
o, or Res st. nsaf nss 900
louise cor &, a ~ gy fSs spS an
house and lot in Wsrren-st., near Bond .... @l1O
The LATE SUICIDE IN EAST BROADwAY.-
No. rs East Broadway upon the body OF usta stern the
young German who shot himself through the head sun
aay orpp. The evidence adduoed showed that the De.
der the CONVICTION that the sum Of $4,000 had been offered
Inv ecet society Tor his arrest Some of his friends we're
about maxim application for his admission the Lunaie
Asylum The deceased the OF wealthy banker At
Prank for. on-the Main His body was inferred by Ger
man gentleman doing business IN WAllst, through whom
the deceased received his Teuttanoes from has father
TERRIBLE ASSAULT UrOS Boy Two young
me a. named James Shau shnessy and George Wilson
YES cray arrested by Officer Blger OF the Eighteenth
Ward charged with the commission Of violent assault
uyon the person lad Is o. age, son Of MI Edward
Durham manufacturer Of pano-fores IN Thlteeuh-st.
near Fourthsv Tn. lad Il 10 sad, flying bis ne uPon
the root Of factory in the vicinity when the tnaned
accused threw stone him. which took elect upon bis
head and Knocked him down the two thea sent a. him
with club the blows rom winch fractured ms ska %
fesuly that his life Il desPNred Of The accused were
locked up by Justice Stuart to await the result OF the in
urits inflicted.
FoUNp DRowSED-The body of an unknown
man about 40 years age yesterday found in the dock
foot q BarcSys The deceased was dressed IN coarse
black overcos old drsb cap pants plaid vest two mu
shs black stock boots and oyershoes HIS har wss Of
dark brown n,ermi1ed with grvy The body appeared 70
have been the for several weeks Al Inquest vas
held nv Corouer Gamble Verdict Death by drowning
ASSAULT WITH ASLUSG-SHor-Oficers Spi-
Ger and Campbell Of TIE Court OF Session.. yesterday ar
rested named wm. FanDin under indictment for
having on the night Of the I'd of January last assaulted
MI Thomas Il. Hays Of Forty thirds' near eVen9-.y-
whom he struck upon the head sith sung shot WITH ~
tfIt as alleged 10 his life The prisoner was taken
before Justice BosTt, and committed 10 await tnAl
ApRysr OF Observation-Disclosures Capt.
TAn with a posse OF bis from the Ninth Ward On
sunday afternoon arrested about - BOYS who weTv throw
ins st,ns 6shtpg shd otherwise disturbing the peace "a
the neighborhood OF he Crystal Palace They were a.
locked Up by Justice Stuart
BURGIARY AND GRAND LARcENT.-Ofcers
Baldwin and REYNOLDS OF the Eighth Wand day o. two
srce sresed al ola burglar named James Davis and cue
John Lite charged with the commission o. burglary As
bsk,rs ,hop In Hammersey-st NArok, from winch
thsy stole Sl6C IN hank bills. Fifty dollars OF the stolen
money were found the persons OF the soeas7d I'eS
were loci ed up by Justice Stuart q avail eAAaAsiou
The LATE FRE ~ DEMONSTRATING Car
dah the Italian who - severely 5Aa.S o. sAs
18Th inst Al the house No. ~ Onanss ST. eA t@A nIo
non the sxplosen VI canpheae lamp died Yesterday a.
r. New OH Hospital non the elects Of hef az aes Ss
vas So OF CONNER Gaf4o4e ~'u h'1 a. 'As-0
upol the body to-day.
CRARGE or RAPE-Iwo yOunS men, named
- \. O.,cro,t ana John Cox YESTERDAY Arssfed