New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-06-22
NUw-vopU DAILY TRIBUNE. WEDNESDAY, JUNE %, 1853.


,..., .r;ovsd are erampl4s of the beneficial eject
- another class of influences not only on me htopines
h pepe but also tn numbers which the coanty
g. roS.ess AZ inherit other lands"
t,Tss first mos, intimate and perhaps most important
con unirv the family not considered - the cnlhr-n oi
one r,rsnf bat the p@rsons under bead who me
oreuper Of the hsue the hon ehoder master
- f,h.r while ,he other members Of thu family arr me
wife children. servsnts relatives Visitors am persons
coD,ta Nv or accidentally in the house i"e Ma" OF
the family supports, and rules the fluy-occuplss ne
house Family, in the sense which It has a.
auir.d in England, may ID Considered Tue soclN
reit cf which parishes, towns. counties, ana ms ~
ton are composed But in irs essential sense tnilv
ihough generally composed OF the several m-fnp-rs fe
.c,ibd shove nav cor sis only OF wid0wer Children
and servant. or a bachelor and servants or hnav ot
sirrl- -omsn occupying sman colt ge. VI kicSAh
sdvers 10 the difficulty Of defining IN an 40 4 Pfutnfh
tie degree II connection between the head Of fmy ana
dodgers who reside under the same roof; ana states th
III. ovpreeTs or school masters Who took h- census
ns0l-ll-2l-3l were informed that those Who u'e the
sane kitchen sud bOsrd together arr - BE- deemed m-m
he's Of the same family Bat h. proceeds TO say even
.il,n remains the question vhsther single person nnao
Ting house solely, Or lodging bat not ooSrdng 10
another mans house. is 20 be- deemed family ms 81
'ns only Of unsatisfactory reply ihst It GSnno, oe
other and BY this negative parsogsm i decided a
the affirmative lodger then VINO d'd not board IN the
hsu.e Ia which he lived By this decision family
From Individuals pass, with the authors OF me -
port ftm a. learn the fact that sl3Jol ne" hnes
If gDg.h families have been established in the country
in fifty years" An amusing Illustration Of the dihcaies
II census taxing is sfor led in the division OF the sngect
To class men under families strict satisfied order W.
must be able 20 snsEer the question hat IS IAN
"ns ?" Hear what ihe Registrars ssy shout this
Whether family can be constituted oy person VINO
lives alone in house lodger Who either board. IN
family ar only occupies the chamber IN which he sleeps
and q. in Paris or LONDON lives in the daytime Al codes
houses, clsbs, or other places. may b. disputed
Can single person constitute f'mly aud thus oe
'ute state In the case OF the family Il has o-en de
cdsd in the affirmative, by taking the occupisr oI mus
the representative and equivalent % d''hc, I'u!
and IL is evident that under this definition son uA,rsu
snd living in his father. house forms part OF his i-ne'
5mily IT,. -
the cumbersome but valuable and curousiy interesting
volumes OF our eensusi takers
miscellaneous.
In the House { Commons the Income Tax bill had oeen
read a third time and passed The htbluh impu'onmsh'
Of colored British subjects by the authorities Of South Car
ons was TO he brought before the House on Al early oc
casion.
The return. Of the Board Of Trade, published the 9TH
inst showed that during the month ending Nay tne value
Of exports from Great Britain exceeded by t23o9315 the
corresponding month of 1859
Tie Earl Of Derby installed as Chancellor Of OK
fore University the eth inst
The Duke Of Genoa had visited Woolwch Arsenal aud
other public establishments and was being extensively
fet5d in England
Lord Ducie President Of the Royal Agricultural Society
DIED on lhutsuhJf JUNE W @vV'V ~ J0''' 80 49, 49,
itably hed that position.
FrrK.oRpI>lRY EscAPE FROM pRIsoV-On the morn
ng # Friday last feat in the way oprson breaking took
pitv- Gls.sor which beieveto be almost imp ara"
ed Between eleven AID twelve clock On the previous
night young Irish lad named Franci, Ca.ey brought
Ia the Polcepfe, charged with having at'enp" to pass
couuterfeit chilling lie confined in one "t the sells
on the third for Of the building which are SCI ap'rti'
temporary confinement OF persons detained on criminal
charges These cells have hitherto been 'n,d red - poe
,,ss every e mebt OF security which the Mid Of man
dsx he il :
forced in by shot but even though w-r7 lief,
key the prisoner would hsd hmsef much nearer his
liberty be would require % pass several other doors
capuly watched by officers, before he could r-sch the
street Escape this direction Therefore out Of the
question A. there is neither fireplace nor chimney IN the
cell ibe only other opening m the hick val ma iur
nhed by small slip OF loop hole, enclosed win saostan
tis stone forming an opening Of about fourteen inches
hsb by about four width. Bat 10 make matters more
secure there nailed screwed over tins opening on the
inside srorg iron pl,te more than thirty pounds IA
weight ard Which being perforated with small hol-s ad
uts much light IN the daytime as just serves T. make
darkness visible To such apartment was ey trans
f,rrsd, q little after twelve O'Clock Friday morning
Al o'clock the morning while l- he It-n-
art 20 duty engaged in his ordinary bu-n-ss,
/ be WAS almost stBpf.d With smszeneni by observ
rg the identical Ca,ey brought into the once OY
two wstcfmtn. The cell was forthwith examined The
large plate already re rrd % covering th- wicket
ho been wren. he'd OF by act Of almost ,ussrhdmsn
strength by taking advantage of point At viii n the
heavy nails must have been lOos-ned and thereby
have All rded opening for the insertion Of the nngers or
bans. lbs Elected there renamed q slip or opening
through rlc. !: would be Difficult, 70 pt-s Al infant BAT
tasey, ing the iron plate btisriug ram Knocked OH
the stone ~ bits scngs o( the loophoe, ulu h. Raj
made spenug 81 inches in width. According . his
he then squeezed his head and shoulders with
great difficulty through the opening and By the grey dt~a
the orning looked down upon the lane vhca bounds
the ride Of the police buildings, from hight Of
hr.e lofty store. The lads own of h. farther
procedure rather confused asd this IS not surprising
rOw ascertaneo that his mind has been ia what
disordered state for time past II Is evident how
ever that he must have wrgged MS body forward snd
downward. and in all probability he hung by his feet,
tn he was 10 touch with his hands the outer
nice or eLtatlsure Of the great wndow Of tho police
court. whi.h i sitgsiet Immediately below the
wicket from which b. made his escape. As II is
scarcely possbl that he could have attempted % rest
bis body this c"rnce without falling the pro-
liability IT, that when BIZ hands rested upOn IT, he threw
suumrrseit, and lighted upon the street below In what
eVerway h. escaped it the wonder OF All that he ned
The pavement without being dashed to pieces Tne next
where riding 10 he statement Of tbs wachm-n b.
Observed fitting about ike sppsritOb in half tk7d
cOlCiion The officers cOnceiving ihkt something was
yToIg with the man, attempted To- catch him, ~h-n NJ
took reiVge sta tie top Of the street Here they
fowed and found lin standing twelve fourteen steps
Up. but Just when they about - lay bands hm ~
gaV. bound and then spring right their heads ny
with he gained the door aid boiled down the street Ike
greyhound He n last into Havarr Al -. m
oi complete exhaustion The poor %
have tsktn his heat that he i'm nedatey 90 ID
banged for BIZ offence and tins terror prompted hun o. e.
fec, Al escape. ClasgOE Herald.
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