New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-02-27

The Rev Il Hudson will lecture on King Henry ~.
night AZ The University ,Ir Of tbs frs SaAks
psnsns Of the eye
Tie Annverssy Of the Society q Inquiry Union Ine)-
logical Seminary, held the Seminary on Friday even
rg last Addrsos were delivered by the Pres dent OF the
Society J Lyons and by Aonzo Brown { Z. SiAroa'k-
Tnotby II Porte and " Frear The President stated
thu; iby two had gone from The Society ms'nlr-s
TO the teshen twenty others had decided 70 90
1be music performed Oy the Haydn Society lag
and highly interested audience were II attendance.
The Annual Commencement Of the New York Nedica!
"CoIege will take place on Tuesday nngFebr1iry p
st Il O'Clock at the College Building, in East Thirteenth
Il; near Fourth sv The vsledictory address will be De
lverod by Frank TOihil MD
The Rev Graham Pastor Of the First Frsewill BiP
't Church made the Nebra-ks affair the theme Of his ds
oourse yesterday morning denouncing the prosilvery
ent and severely handling some of the toaies 70
The South and meek servants OF the Slave Power -lh S'
the American Tract Society, who mutla'ed Gune, Is
Say and T. Sunday School Union whose publications We're
20 COMPLIED ar hart tie senitye nerves solh
Of Mason and D1on's line Tie closed By chAri''er
ling the Nebraska aggression as G'ds judgment
on the Church Tor It's sin to Christ "A the per-on
Of his poor Tie ChUrches ought forthwith % ap
pont day OF fasting and prayer, not forgetting to
tine Bible Societies ought protest agans shutting the
Bible out Of Nebraska Tract Societies onght aim :h-ir
privilege in the came inheritance and Missionary Societies
ought TO petition fist thy may preach the Gospel n is
fuuess there. without peril to their lives ant Slavery
churLes ought pour their petitions while the day Of
labor ssts and finally repentance has 100 late TO
stay iii. judgment may yet send into Nebraska two
Msiorees every slave holder who VII 20 10 that ter
rtory Mis- nsdes not Ike the one there who has antc
paed politicians in Their sche exclude from IA. terri
tory free Irss free speech and the Cnur q Chris, Oar
Northern Senators and Representatives in Congress have The
place Of Plate they wish push heir fortunes IN the cou Of
the slave power do ey must have the churche, aud
people Of the Month with them their wives urso them to
have nothing to do with the murder Of the just they
themselves cay lie has done evil but how they ID
succeed best At The South In trembling anxiety thy
waiting for tie Northern Churcbes to say what they sh Ill
do with Christ What il their response Cruelty him
Oh is that it Pray God it NAV not be day or two
viii decide How We shall see.
DEATH OF DASIEL Il SANDS Mr. Daniel II Sands %
this City departed this life Friday morning Feb "a
He was born in User County y Y, in l7J4 aud vas
therefore nearly CO years Of age lie has been long aa1
fayoraby known as paper merchant and for singular
devotion TO various religious aud phlan,hropc movements
which have originated and been carried forward during the
last quarter Of century In carly life he resided the
Island OF JefaCa ana was Tor u1e An OVeIceeI on
NEGRO plantation During this residence BE- close
observer of the slave system and became very decided
opponent of human slavery OF every kind Hsoppo-on
was stre nghntd in after life and continued to the hour
Of his death Some thirty years ago his attention at
ractcd to the awful prevalence of incompetence BE
among the earliest 10 unite in that crusade which now
promises relieve State and country from this gigantic
evil In 1910 he assisted in organizing TIE Washin onan
movement in this City in which he continued very zeiou
ard useful laborer In 1872 when the interest and power
OF this movement began 10 ssbside and 3ent
TO hold the thousands who signing the pledge, he
with fifteen Others founded the Order Of the Sons OF
Temperance very generally regarded a5 The most complete
and efficient organization get pro ued for the aivanoe
m.nt OF The cause He was honored the first W T. Of
New York Dvision No l. from which the Order eeied
He az also the first " and the first VI W p. Among
the hundreds OF thousands OF Sons Of Temperance through
out tie world he widely known, and held in the high
est esteem Tie writer If these lines has been infinitely
associated with Father Sands, no famarly cled'
In many sCh, of benevOlCnce during the lat dteen
years and has known him T. hold back when coun
Sci or time or money needd 10 advance what he be
heved 70 be the general interests of humanity On the
contrary he cheerfuy contributed according b bis
ability Dir Sands was man of peculiar simplicity and
uprehness Of character In ali bis long and useful
we think none questioned his purity Of purpose As
husband be was kind parent prudent as brother
fai Lful as friend sincere To the poor and needy the
sged the sick and the infnn, he italy comforting
spirit
Tie funeral will take place 70 day Monday at the
Forsyth st. Methodist Episcopal Chur h. al O'Clock and
will be attended by members Of the National Guard an i
subordinate divisions OF the Sons OF Temperance tue Gen
era Society Of Mechanics and Tratesnon and others TIE
Rev j Wakeley viii pronounce a. appropiite dis
course
Mr. Sands leaves widow, seven chillnn, and large
circle of devoted friends to mourn his loss
REmARKABLE CBuDREN oh be is certainly re
"uarkable child So said proud mother last evening
TO a friend as the subject Of the euogy stood by her
chsir-a poor pale faced lad Of eight yesr. slender as
reed without ii her muscular development or energy
Housed up from infancy, except at intervals rarely ever
inhsng the free pure air be has become regular house
plant as delicate as an exotic But melancholy h
diton IL be is only the type OF multitude in this grea:
City that are all in one sense or another remarkable
children
Vrhsppy is he who With such body Possesses strong
mind for Ike an esge in canarys cage will halter Il
TO pieces end fly away Better far tina, he should possess
plain common sense and nothing more ust sense enough
10 take care of himself in the world and undo il
he can some of the g1ievous mischief done him in his
earlier years.
We hope what the mott said not true We trust the
boy has no extraordinary Intellectual trait AZ pearls are
evidence. Of dsea,e and when you have brilliant pearl
by he same sign you have dead oyster those remark
able mental traits nine times in ten cultivated at the
expense of health and liz, and happiness
If Won woald know how thinks aud what he thinks
examine bis tongue feel his pulse ansyze the contents Of
bis stomseh Ii YOU f1d fever bile, or Indigestion look
for them in the poem he cOmpOss or the book that he
writes
Our advice every such mother of every such chd-We