New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-07-07

,.,;o,aI;iv. and in GOOD health under so years a
&c Among the PRINCIPAL conditions are;
e.. be thoroughly acquainted win ieenan Comma,
10 go IN the work-Voyage In lcaris,) and
nsin a,o =, ia t;onsriru,i0n Of the co immunity
Ileia 70 the Society the whole property One pos
ses and TO bring into i ct feast goo WIN 500 ana
ood and corpete wardrobe, sshcien' LOT TWO years.
tsnons unmarried females, OF rreproschaoie charae-
49,. -, ;ucumbrance. from l6 to IS years OF
- yvo can appreciate the value OF the enterprise bat
ceonot nav the money fee viii be admitted without,
Wv investing their ALL according to the lcansn COnst-
t,,ion PerfOns Professionally admitted, Withdrawing,
30 returned TO them four-ffghs Of their portion IN
no,ev their wardrobe bed and utensils IL hey with
Jrsw having been admitted definitely, half Of the
money il returned with bed wardrobe add ut nsis.
One large room Is allowed 10 two males, or two I.
males or married couple The rooms ere inrniahed
with the most Indispensable conveniences OF hie-u1-
ury not being provided in their store IN any form on
shape as it would be incompatible with the lGa'iah
principles while 20 much misery exists among inc ia
boring classes In old societies. LIN,
Ghe community has, besides other ussuI ~, .s1
rrenfs a well furnished printing office, in which two
periodical pspers-tbe Real learienne, IN rIenon
and Der Conraunia in German-and painphieIs III
Fnoiish French and German are print@f Iney also
,ossess n library composed Of nearly 1000 volumes
mali cabinet of meteorological aud chemical speci-
mems, a great number OF nusicai ihsHunien'S' o~
rroyision of arms for the chase.
They have also large institution for the education
OF boys and girls, an infant asylum, an inhrmary and
a pharmacy, large dning-hall with spacious kitchen
att W
have been built for horses and cattle. They have
steam Touring and saw.mill, with conveniences for
faitening large number OF hogs and granery Tor
storing grain. Fishing is carried on very prohaoy,
while tie nfrmary is supplied with game by the hunt
eTs. IT., IL
Workshops have boon organized for taiors shoe
ruakors weaYeTs uphOsierers rope-inakers, basket
mixers potters masOns, plHstcrers, carpenters caDl
net-makers turner's, wagOn-makers, coopers, e42I-
neers. lock, gun and backsmths, TUNERS, palrers
printers bookbinders, engineers, watchmakers' tan
ners soap and cande-makels; and they have garden
ora lusbandmen, wOOd.cutters, brO0m-mtkers, Oa
kers butchers millers cooks &c. In the female de-
partmen their laundry wash.bouse and sewing-room'
are admirably adapted to Their purposes
Every member of the Icaisn community s bound
a. work each according to his strength and ability.
And the Society being In it's inant Penod OF develop
ment they have often 10 labor pretty hard. The hours
of work are ruled by the length of the day. aud as no
work is Done by candellght they vary according 70
The different seasons. The longest day work is of
ten hours exclusive of meals. In Summer, work Is
suspended from ~ to o'clock p. NJ when the heat is
most intoerable. The evenings are spent IN recrea-
fions and social entertainments. Breakfast dinner
and supper are taken at toe common table Ihe fOOd
n simple but healthy, good and nourishing
The most complete equality will be maintalned In
respect 10 work food recreatOns and all other things
Genera assemblies take place every Saturday evening
after lie labor of the week. Every adult member as
ssis All the of the community are subjected
10 the examination OF the assembly and decided by the
majority. The admtance of new members - resolved
upou by this body. Discussions and elections car
red on in the true and pure democratic spult.
The executive ana administrative power is tfed
10 a council Of six members including the President,
annually elected by the General Assembly.
On SUNDAYS of en lectureb delivered on instruc
tive and moral subjects; marriages. when there be
any, are celebrated that day; when the weather Is
fine, the whole community preceded by their ba I'D
and surrounOed by their lovely children, take
cusion into the woods where, promenading under the
shade OF noble trees they enlvened by the sweet
strain OF music, occasionally tripping on the light fan
tasc too TO vary the scene; aud on Sunday evenings
concerts and theatrical performances take place at In
tervas.
Most of the children are instructed in singing, aud
everybody learns in Ills leisure hours to play upon some
musical instrument BY this means they possess al
ready a band of forty performers. They have also
singers, male and female, who execute Ge man aud
French chouses and actors and actresses These are
of only dittaHti, who during the day are en-
gagged in other useful occupations.
The inhabitants of NauYOO and vicinity with whom
the cnrians live in raeInal relations, have admission
ft TO the lcarian concerts balls and theatrical per
fonnances, by applying at the Office for tickets.
The Ioorian community has been progressing stead
iy for the last two years, and Is going approaching
nearer and nearer the great object of their aim to
Of a community of five hundred souls surrounding
Lit mselves with the substantial comforts of life by
their own merted eXcrtlons. IL is to be hoped the
time is not very far of when their audable enelvors
will be generally acknowledged. Then all true PHI
lanthrOpisis WILL undoubtedly, "lend their aid to this
glorious enterprise" The lcarians full of conf
deuce that by realizing their theories, they will prove
Iishod by Mr.. l.. Cabot, their venerated President
happiness will he secured 10 all who will assist with
conscientious zeal in this glorious undertaking.
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