New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-10-05

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-. 6r The ree.fei .iuent OF healthy .,c'al and
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80 he EXHIBITS IN unooUimon derree both 81 in.el
- siopess ard sbasy 4 disc assioa The Ground
~. Obligation "a aJortive attempt 30 place tho
u morals on the principle Of ri gous ssishness.
y .-,andcr Of the number Is chiefly occupied with crit
800 theological articles which possess little interest
!. the professional reader. 1t closes with the usual
e "A. summaries OF religious and literary intelligence
gstsOp s. Phillips
BROwSsON QUARTERLY
saeS with articles Of exclusively Catholic interest
-. rpse Of Faith sscribed to Henry Rogers, !, pro
- sone Of the most remarkable works on religious
-. Al have recently issued from the Protestant pen
80 h England OF in this oouutry." The Dndieisn
-. n the Rev Mr. Burnsp Of Baltimore, on The Err
sse Church Of Rome and the critique Of the author
sesr on the editor Of the Review form the subjects
.s,esassy Of spicy POiernie.
HARPEK
a. Memoir Of Damascus by Jacob Abbott is pc
a mach interest both to the biblical and geographical
-ars II gives lucid description Of the present con
-, d the city, discusses the principal features Of its his
~ snd presents thorough argument on the differences
"a oow from the conversion of St Pauthat being the
"a readers Of sacred history The loo altes Of the city al
d 10 IN the Bible fully elucidated and the whole ar
= Illustrated with PROPULSION Of appropriate engrav
n The Prisons and Prisoners Of Paris among a va
n Of interesting detais relates the romantic story Of
6ioel Swan native Bostonian, who was imprisoned IN
Pelngie for twenty year, preferrng TO give his body as
T, lsrtaee TO paying q sum which no believed was
;uxy due The revolution of July $780, released him
- Ma long captivity but after meeting Lafayette his old
.niop In arms during the war Of the Revolution, he
!. t,spd dead the next morning The air Of liberty was
xrcA for the old who had 80 long breathed only
NAV atmosphere of the prison 1.-The Editors Table
.Artsd 10 the discussion Of the question What is Sci
49, ably arguing in favor Of the investigation of neces
- "a universal laws as wen the collection Of isolated
- The article courteously crticises the proceedings OF
as<ntihc Convention and other similar bodies showing
a. an do not evDce suficisncy Of what may be termed
4 ssral view or such consideration Of universal
- vs presented by Humboldt, who stands almost alone
se poderns in bis noble attempt to impar to physical
-, more OF this catholic character The following pas
ssbful Of important suggestions and rather sur
- End in this quarter, considering of its ante
c1x The bowed back OF the heavy burdened laborer
as fuisl an admirable subject for physiological lee
$50 Here is indeed rich sorehouse Of physical adapta
-. What artistic skill is exhibited in that spinal marrow
de- snrsby Is that spinal bone with all its verebrG,
I.ivsd Tor the support and carrying of burdens! But
i, d borden rky the toll Physiology will tell us chy
.shme rhy the muscle rhy the joint and sOcket-but
x,tsnan himself and why his heavy load and above
vby are such immense numbers Of the doomed to
,<r ssth heavy loads during the whole period Of their
<ry sxistence" An TO this pregnant question
A \ ound only as we believe in the principles OF rse
"a pbilosOphy