New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-03-05

tcnus has detrzcfsS fom the treasures Of - yell
az urconds4 n Their woBted AID strength. Peace
70 his cse years and tSO<e Of s AGED Dar>f the
shsTer CT the Joys and soo~s o. long and evenral life
- Rev. Mr. Tar5ox, ar religious meet
irg in Boton gave the following st-s:ics rel;ve -
tn present state Of College. and sernioaries:
There said be. III CoIeEss add other LEFTY Tns
n The country, having upwards Of n coo ssadel
ard II We Ineluco those prepas DRY intending
to pursue celebrate course, the numbersxes t. 9Aln
In New FINLAND there are Is Coesea Of hese Con-
greEailoral bspust EpscovsEsn, AID MsthO list
e Bow dom COlfse there az presnt lj2 stldea
~ Of who a,e Studying ET the miais.sy.
AT the Watervie College here ar s. studeats ~ Of
ON IRE p.ofessors CT religion AID 10 are prePns iE
At the UIversity Of Vermont there are 10 sass Is
OF whom have the ministry II view.
At the iiz-s Cole there ~ snden;s II OF whom
a.. pisp~ns 10 erier TIE ministry.
~ Amherst Coisse ihsTe are S7 saieEtA q Of whom
are uIon 4 theological course ofstzdJ
AZ Harvard there 59 students The u1nbE prepsr-
ins for the ministry had rot been returned bat IL fair
70 that the proportion was faly equal to that OF
etttT COLLEGES
Az Yae. tis stuaeuts 70 s:udyir- for the ministry.
Attic W,sleysn University, rs Students Of whS1 ID
There arc in al our New Eu.land Collssss 2lsl stu
Gents o: WhOC -T reported. - s-riysg tSeolO
y; The actual uumer is probably much zreaer About
cnetaird ITo essss Of siOn; Of thsa about
hef ere reFsTrs for the ulis.zJ. winch = considerably
kthD las eecn &c oase in former ycass; aly Students
ethT the ministry s0Ee tGe a:teT ls-yias College - lat
ron evEG over oaexth o! the grtzltes become aisss
Of III gospel About IS Converts sEe sspoTted nes the
England the pumbeT ia soraewhai over so
The state OF things among ia entirely different rom
Ike schools Of pety and thir tendency support
OF tie Church than the LIT TaTy Institutions OF Europe
Ihre something IN the noble DIN y Of p5rpos Of use
ful AIM in the COlege ia this country which con-
essitrCpgly with the frivolous and petty lnbOa FOR 81
pe1orty snd for refinement Of eArnns Ia the ancient In
There were in Maine. in ia5i 20 churches and les
ministers; in lG52, there were ~ ehu.e1es, and 10
In New Haupshire there were in Is5 I7s churches and
l6s ministers; 1852 l9i churches and l52 ministers
10 Nermont in 1851. 1876 churches aud 6 ministers in
In Msssa husett In 1881 47 churches and 49, ministers
in ls52 sci churches and 6 seIs-a deficiency in the
Ia Connecticut in 1885, 81 c urches and 20 Minister'S
in 1852. 275 chufcbesa 80 mrist.rS
In Rhode Island in ISL a churches Ind - minister's 10
1852, IS churches and 20 Ginisters
u The following is from the Preface 70 al
Edinburgh (scotland) edition OF Summers : beech on
the Fugitive Slave Law, written by P Edward Doge,
an advocate snd lawyer of tbst city:
MANY who in Britain ardcnily sympsthizs with the
Slave unscquRned with the Strenuous efforts made n
tire United alleviate his wToDgl md lltn lte.y-
may surely hope TO raise HIN 10 the dignity fifcenan
In the folio wing speech the British reader VIII haze an op'
por,unIiy OF sdirins the calm ana cearhesdea sSey
with which Mr.. sumner drteets the weak points u AH
uLltIIy bill which hsS i1r the moment polluted zoe Tree
soil OF the Northern SatA aHd made Slavery asiu nc re
Appearance Of ndaGi institution. AgAnst tls ne" NJ
sumner has raised hs lie proves that Slavery IL not
national Tut sCciiCIa tat matter reseTsed ig TIC
the very important Ecason that every o. 4essd
isht OF peuon held ~ service must 10 tined by tie
Common Lar IL each paicGI state and, c01s' ucntIy
must BE- brought b,are Jy. instead Of - 40 y, 5eiore
Commissioner, who receives so II ne decides "a favor OF
Slavery and only IS f he decides in ayJf OF freedom
Should Hon Mr.. Sumner succeed IN esiabiishns IA.
in poanf poiu land tbeIe seems ~ doub wsisvof
that be u as nght N his law A. Ia s equity Add Plaa'
pyD be VIII succeed 10 deltan3 measure ~ n TOT 10
great Wesern Republic Of hs brightest honor and "acn
every true freud o. human liberty and human eneora0n
must Ieraid with sCu'w and regiet Nme Af. 'irinrf
fully acGuo that Christian = bound. either
by the law OF God tho Law u equity, = deliver nP
flNc Slave. be ha- Ia Lobe imitation O Granville Slup,
b, ut his eru prove that the Fu1ye SLAVE
Law il uDo0ustiuo AZ, ald in ~ present execution H.
but ihre csunot b. doubt ,hat hs knoSsdge he Dlngs
tesf the subject and tie cOuciaioy wisdom With
which h. has eondnced bic cause must eSer powerful
infueI in the United Ssss and eycntlay produce
oonvton that the unseeniy proceedings winch have re-
ccLty shock the moral feeling the free state mus be
Mary arr he good wishes from Britain that viii se,o-
Tsny the effort. Of 90 able advocate Of Liberty May
coon tie glory of the Aug that AnglO-
Saxon coil shall he the soil OF univefs eelon and hence
forth md for may no Slave be able 20 pJut
Abgo-sa1On flag and say That is The flag ny native
country ~
GREAT EXCITEMENT ~ THoMPsos-FOr
some days past tire ordinarily quiet town Of Thompson CT.
has lten IN reIc ietinent IA conseqsSsoe OF osi,sd
cIeunsianecs hr.iy thee: Some 30 years ago,
Mr. lsase Ellis ehudess wdover from forty TO hity years
OF ayr pOss sion oi ltsay Of sven hsndscd
doaIs ~ tie death Of hs mother II rcc-lyed ho ney
nId wtnt with II TO his boarding house bot from hA uist
what became OF him. lie was somewhat known 'or his
soceutiees, which PROBABLY accounts Zoe The fact nat hs
dsaaItRtuee Citfd particular rcmafk at toe tne
Tie family with whom he arde novel away soon alter
ward aid the of time inquiries hegau u b. made
for the and certain whisPcdnss ot ton
play heard MADAME Tumor becans eus' sis5lci3ls
we're arodtd the tpiTiis were consulted md ssiraD4e
it to he beiey that the uisns man va c1uey
robbed and mUner,d and his body barred in the cellar ot
his board ghouse whence was sihquenty removed 10
neshhorrs swamp as more safe place 81 insrrnl-ht
As the result Of this strange affair, ind some three
budIs engaged with picks and shove IA turning the
sid bottom spdTd but with what success We have
not yet learned
INDUSTRIAL UNWERsIrY. Resolutions in
rpcfipg cur Senators and requesting Reprcs natives
Congress TO support BIN for an 1gpropri.tio 81 oso
ecfe of sud meow Industrial University "a tins Stse
were adopted in Legislature by unanimous vote OF
both Houfes There is manifesy good feeling abroad IN
relation the proposed Institution Many OF the men
IF az the Ii ssaiure warmly in favor Of ~ mor es
peciay that PORTION Of u who ave farmers and necAne ca
We have heard gentlemen om the South say that # the
matter could he made known and understood BY the Peo-
pie there they would UNANIMOUSLY and warmly come 70 5
sgppoT We trust that measures VIII be tAsea Dol oy
10 90 this in that quarter but other portions OF TIE sae
II the :" Industrial League were able 10 employ nhii
dozen lecturers and seeP them IL the fed ie~ mouths
results would be obtained gratifying 20 TIE Trends OF
the cause We have great ~ prosecute tho
tuieTpTse. Tie word is-oSw.ED -, =. 90
CY' By the report of Dr. Chandler, SIperln-
teudsut OF The Msscbusss State Lunatic Hospital sp
resIs that the whole number OF patents received INTO l
ip.tut ON spce the establishment i +lIo Ofthe-e lso
have De- fs.,o a. sa o. ~ ,.t Ss whole
nun b. DISCHARGED 2t-tS recovered and ~ I'M
leevrg in The hospital - the end o. the year ot1
number altogether too large Tor the % =
de- uton Tb. crowded state OF the house reod-red
uecfsssry 10 remand their respective cSnnes soou
a y OF the violent !, sane its ho-a ~ - =,
not lave 20 be done sf,er III new hospits
T,utp The number Of foreign paupers con med 70 tne
institution hss largely increased In sic mere s-is o1
81 AT TIE close OF 1882 there were ti Inc supeihshl
s,s ,cr, hov the ia rortsnce OF attending 70 escs
irssn,y At tn carly period. Ofreetni eases N as az
So per cent has been cured whe Of old eass ony " P'
cent hsve recovered -. ,.-..-.,
SUPREME COURT OF THE UNITED STATES.
WASHINGTON Wednesday, March ? lsod
On motion of Hon. Reyerdy johnson, osmin
4. Lyman, Esq OF Ohio motion Of NJ NI c5 In
S = N SSrt and r Peyre Feny, Esqs, OF Illinois,
and Don j Upham. yolney Fre9ea and Joha VS S
Fsas OF Wsoonsia, admitted Attorneys Nh O"-I
No IS John Deacon appellant "a Robert DIVERS 60
eeu,c,. The argument Of this cause ~s soosnaeH ~