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New-York daily tribune., 1857-10-21
To,sl.Il4 4s4?2l $3.50 62n5&O 52s9i623

TotAl.......1l 43i,22l 1888, 80 62l5,So 5s9i623
The Illinois Central Railroad Company have pre-
pared programme which gee, out by the steamer
tomorrow, by which they hope 10 De relieved from
their emLarrassments. We shall give the details Of
the scheme on Thursday morning. The Company
hsve notified the holders of its floating debt, tina. they
are prepared to il at six months, adding interest
There is disposition shown to buy psper but
the rates show 10 ameliOraOn. TIE best names go
at 304 T. cent with occasional transaction 81 Y
cent for a very faycrite signsture.
There is disposition in the street 70 believe thai
some of the banks preparing for an Immediate re-
SUMPTION but we obtain no information from bank
officers which affords any foundation for such belief
Attention is called TO advertisement cautionng the
public against the negotiation of certain bonds of the
+ lorida Railroad Company.
We publish in another column an address from the
Committee of the Dire ctOrs of the Michigan Southern
and Northern Indiana Railroad Company to their
shareholders. The document is straightforward,
business like exposition of the affairs OF this unfortu
nate concern, embracing estimate of the produc.
tive capacities of the rosd and its cOrseq lent value
10 owrers together with plan for funding the float
il & debt Of ABOUT $4,000, 600. The stockholders are
frankly informed of the true position of the Company
and desired 70 come forward to It's assistance aud to
sdNe lLSH stOCh lEoul dDLluAdllOu. ~ eSCpLN
gage Of 100000 in bonds al : = cent i cou.en-
plated by the plan Of the Committee, $1,000 600 10
be offered TO guaranteed shareholders, 10 = cent 10
cash, and the balance OF 50 2 cent il guaranteed
stock at par value, and 81 100000 to holder. of old
stock at 10 2 cent in cash. and the balance in COM
mon stock at par.
II is TO be hoped that stockholders may respond
promptly to this appeal, bearing in mind that this
mode Of raising money, viz: by direct apple sion to
those who hold resdUaIy interest IN the property is
about the only mode left for railway companies
The Mirneso Mining Company has ro;ife its stock
holde that the dividend of 81 so per share declared
payable Nov. l, must be deferred in consequence of
the difficulty of collection, the protest of bills rec9v
able, and the inpossibility of getting paper dis
counted The Company has large assets on hand.
among which are two millions Of pounds Of coposr
worth at least 20 cents per pound. The mine is pros
rerous II cash sales made in time the dividend
will De paid in February.
There is little charge in the sspec. Of financial az
fairs in Baltimore. There is little disposition 70 make
negotiations smong capitalists excep. where frstclAss
satisfactory Endorsements can be had Loans on COL
la.erals are decidedly preferred. TIE banks are pur-
suing as liberal Of policy to their customers as
prudence may dictste, looking TO the uphon at 4
Gay DO, very distant
From The Bsedlo Commercial 1dre'iiser Oct 49,
Money is somewhat easier The banks dis
counting moderately and the general tone is that OF
New-York daily tribune., 1857-10-21
MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT OF NEw-rORK...... ..ocr. ~
Cleared.

ships-RO.ciu., Cook, Mobile Robson FOssict; " o.
b.1S fFAwnrds Antwerp Laytn Hurbut; Pelican stss
Mon. Mobile, c. c Duncan Co Emigant (Breml Asdas
SON sydrey N S. w. w Cameron. Ga,
Fn,,Tnri,e IBr Wise man, Newark, R. DeWolfe Marp.
Burt, Mnstitlan, Anin: 4 Co Rush; DaDs.l, Ssuss
Gro Fr,p,is D. Adams York Arro,s Thompson Hlnirj
Sea Lark tBr Lsckhsrt Halifax, Dewolie, G Kelly
Pete. CadE. ,,,,-.. e.,
Co Platt Ireland, New bern, Doper Potter, oraza,
futile Richmond Ii. Pierson A J. Hill, Rieh ss Aasss
stesm,..-Piedmont willetts Portlsnd, H. b Creased,
H. Beach Ramsay, Baltimore. II b. Cromwell; " C.tst-
lader CoDay Baltimore. W DsEe Arthracite Jones' fh
Gelphis J. N. Briggs
New-York daily tribune., 1857-10-21
TucspAY. Oct. 2O--P. ".

Tuesday Oct. 2-P.M.
Stocks opened ~ quite buoyant feeling at First
Board snc cOrsf krsble advance realized on msny
OF the leading svestments. For New York Central,
and CevelAnde Rd Toledo particularly, the market was
strong and ac vc the former selling hign as 69l, and
the latter at - Before adjournment however, there
was more die position 70 re iize mlute,ted, aud prices
ali round fe 1 ebout q cent. At the Second Board
sellers incre a.ed 10 number and the market gave way
cloeins ra iez dul, though not weak. Outside quota
tioos az ID close Of business in the street report s
ures for Reading at 291, and New York Central at 81,
and Ere IL. Sales at the Board as compared With
prices OF yesterday afternoon, show an advance of
cent In New York Central, 10 Cleveland sud Toll
EDO, i n GaleDa and Chicago ard 81 10 lnos Cen
usl ~ Jnds. Bond sales mostly in Missouri 6s,
and u liaOis Central amount of nearly 800 600 of
these two securities having been done at the Second
Boa 3D. Outside purchases, general thing are in
lots ranging from 20 to so shares, aud there is
not yet peroeptble any movement which can be relied
up On for strength and permanence, although psnic no
10 nger marks daily operations. The recent advance
as received its strongest impulse from few leading
! nokers who have Of late been the mos successful
operators encouraged aud assisted by general oehef
tn an Improvement the result of specie suspension
the part of tue banks. The decline OF this efer-
moon partly caused by the ef)fts Of early buyers to
.reaize profits which quotations now ofer moderate
reaction may posslDiy DC estao5hou puI lhe hioho'
will probably receive an accession OF strength
from capitalists who have hitherto employed large
portion of their surplus means in paper and who now
disiruttthat mode Of investment.
There has been fair amount of business done In
Exchange for the steamer at about previous rates.
The market, however, may be quoted a little better
than by the last mail. Sterling sold a. 80 to O3 the
bulk a. I007102. Francs, 5.70a5.40.
Freights are still unchanged. To Liverpool the en-
gaeemepts are 900 bush Grain at 4 95ld. 10 bulk,
and 81 ed. iu bags; 1900 bbls. Flour az Is 3D. o2
800 bales Cotton at tc. 500 boxes Cheese at 2o'.
24O turs Mahogany at 25s. 80 tuns Oil Cake at 2os.
To London, lS tuns Tin a. 27s. 3D.; 300 hide. Sugar
at 27s Ga. To glasgow, $500 bush. Grain at 7!i in
shippers bags. To Bremen, 900 hhds. Sugar at
17s Cd; Is tuns Measurement Goods at 2Os. brig
from Jacksonville to River La Platte, with Lumber,
at e23, and y cent primsge. schooner OF 26O
tms hence for Porto Rico, COR 81 AGO.
The business OF the Sub Treasury was: Receipts,
Si49O26 6s slOO 900 transfer from Boston; Payments
$77S 81 go 600 Caiforns drafts; Balance, s5,6l0,-
897 6l.
The following sales Of stocks were made st auction
today by Mr. Nicolay, Mr.. Draper, MIR. Ludlow aud
nullo
New-York daily tribune., 1857-10-21
NETWORK AND ERIE RAILROAD.

To the Editor Of The ". 4. Tribune
SIR: This ore of the main arteries Of our great CON-
me cal city, is length, including all its branches,
$50 miles There exists crisis in the destiny Of this
Iosd, which the Directors are using every possible
means 10 overcome, and they call most earnestly on
the stockholders and unsecured bondhOder: for relief
To understand the position OF things il Is Necessary to
resort 70 figures:
The Beads amount
TIE Bonds
The stock including the 10 Y cent dividend Of stock
made in lieu Of money used 10 the Sinking Fund
Perreseutstve cost Of the Road So 90
No one can doubt tina: the r0st is worth q mueh
larger sum than this ia gross receipts have already
reached Fix snd One-quarter millions OF dollars an
uually. floating cebt il nOw crushing the Directors
thei5 fna1 ces. This hss been accelerated by their
psyi1g more ttan million and quarter of dollars of
esIres into the sinking fund 10 bIy up its fuqied
cebt ard half million advanced 10 the terminus ia
NewJersey. which was TO have been bulk by ths
LoIg Dock Cor psny and lea'ed 70 the Ed,. Up TO
tbs fine the Ere CompsIy has paid the interes, on
fardtd debt OF twenty-five millions aad On al iis
New-York daily tribune., 1857-10-21
Arrived.

B1s Favp tBEl Smith. PSrt Maria Jam. oe. 3 pi.s:s.
and osvood to Le'Y Co OF ~ ~ a % - t1s ION
Biis Tibeiiu. lOf New oean. sscoy. ccnuesos Oct ls
B.,s L1eern Fsfrelie. Bathurst w. C. A. Aug. q. sii
a. To j. A MaeSsSo Va, sowsd into ousiaHtns By @
tug W. webb has Ost fore yard and has some Of the au
scbr NJ Robertson Morrow Grcytown 81 days eOcosas
sehr Iyeis Co~p. waite q m,.ted) Bsrcsow ca9I
oD Norfolk, days where she put In in distress ssss
schr srsie.msn Weeks, Georgetown, D. c. day. aoai
schr Hicser.on, GOodins. Georgetown, g G., % d.rs
schr Adele cArsen Wilmington 10 days mdss to D c.
sehh Express. S.le, Plymouth, day. naval stores TO
sehr OLD Dominion sms.tedl smith, sew-orsH. 10 day.,
scbr Dolphin Rogers, NewBedsord, ballast
setr & 1T,S Wsnsn . Io1lsi % GsoSsssown % ssy. saS
schr Drif., Beverage. visiri, 7 7d.ys wheat
schI irs Bliss Baeden VirInla 3 day. wood
schr Pauline soper Virginia days wood
s s'R S.s%s;: $S:'s 5,s 5i.. yGsi yI.s. va sss
sehI. J. B. Monroe Hudson Virgins 3 days wood
s sSsSs Wsss E9s Hg ySa sn. ; bark %oc % master
ssS, S,Eds EieoR Ley; t,,;h. y,.i. day. ~S'
ssSS ,s%oatf @ cisS, % vislaia E day.. G wood ~G
sesT. :. s Wspts, Farmer : Virginia days. wood
ss ss s9 sn'ss s ys4s y%as day: .y aood s
scbr Sea Witch Esleston. Virginia dsys potatoes.
sctr Fanny Fern Briggs, virginia 3 days, wood. -
scbr Ripple Lewis. Virginia days wood
scbr Sheldon Cismer, Virginia days. wood
scbr Collins Hinolan. Vrgints days wood.
Steamer Thomas Swan, Post Savannah a days dse ~
ass 10 H. b Cromwell.
Steamer o'py, Kenney Providence ls hours mdss to b
Odell
sAILrD-shp Admiral, Baaen., Hsvre.
BELOW-Oue ship
WfNO-Burns the day. fresh from N. w.
The medium clipper ship Cousignmsn (of New
Me 45 tuns, 10 the Sectional Dock she viii Be ~
csu'ked and ewiy painted
Tie steamboat Red Jacket Is sso the Balance
Tor repairs she will be stripped recsnd newly osppere
WILMINGTON Oct l9-shp John Rayensr (of BLlIaosl
o Livep o for Chaeron with assorted cargo srgck N
Frying Pan Shoals Saturday motnus thre ous
OF cargo of to-day and lies of the bar sakins badly
BY telss to EIlwood Walter -
New-York daily tribune., 1857-10-21


Adrian H. Mullers regular auction sale OF stocks VIII
DE held to morrow "Wednesday, at l@4 O'clock a. tue
Merchants Exchange
s. Draper will hold special sale, tomorrow, at the
same time and place.
Albert II. Ncoay will hold special auction sale OF
stocks and bonds tomorrow, at the same hour and
place.
The business Of the Clssriug House to-day was
1875 600 which is rather larger than the average OF
last week.
The Grocer Bank has gone into liquidation, and
Me Bowery Bank will probably follow; and, we hear
-slso the East River.
Hr. Chas. I. Leake has rendered hs resignation as
Csohier Of the Artisans Bank, which has been ac-
-cep.ed
A portion Of the City Banks had meeting this
IaffeEreon TO confer with delegation from the State
Banks in regard to furnishing aid to the interior for
che movement of produce. Tae proposition vas favor
ssby received, and the banks present pledged them
nseves TO discount acceptable bills a, thirty aud sixty
rays drawn against produce aod accompanied 10y
te bills Of adiDg to the amount of 81 100000. 0,her
xnks which, were not represented at this meeting,
- n also ioiH in this arrangement and, probably, a.
No., 81 600 900 will be a. used to give al imps-
In. The movement OF the crops toward the seaboard
This oDs of the most judicious and important steps
vet tai a by The bsuks for their safety as well as
kr the ,neit of the mercantile world generally for to
the crops must look for the lever to hi us cut OF
our presel u embarrassments. The amount; however,
devoted 10 this purpose to BE- truly effective should
be made lar yer.
The strset wss fol OF rumors to-day of dry goods
snd other ext, VISIONS, but extensions are not
looked upon rs failures prefer 10 wait for The In
GependeHfs list.
The liabilities os hessrs. Wlets Il Co. are under
stool TO be 200 Coo With partnership assets a. about
presapt values Of 81 100000 The private property
Of ths partners is estinated to be worth ab5u:
million
The receipts Of the Illinois Central Road for the
..co,d xes Of October are ss3,0Q0 against $4,000
for the first week The lard sales Of the secesd week
are $73,2l8.
There is far es,iyity to-day 10 gold TSe br,fss
New-York daily tribune., 1857-10-21
by Telegraph.

BOSTON, Oct. % Arr baiks Wm. Hyde (Br J. Atkinsou,
GoDsivssi Nsshua Lewis Alexandria Justice story A,k.s
BstmoIe; brSs Denmark, Sta oes Curaeoa Express fBr
5ri;h, Jamsios; IsIsen' Bennett Aexsaadsi schr NJ a
Davis, Wtlden, Csoe Ha ten
BelOw-baIk CUllOms from Galveston.
CHARLESTON, Oct. M-The u. 8 N. steamship Muion,
Foster from NewYork arrived here this morning o'clock
New-York daily tribune., 1857-10-21

are p-rof asr, a,I0I,c. premium and selling az
y,eu,iuro The supp'y 10 good, and much OF the de-
ms,d c,.uss fr IN pteiior banks. Sincs the move
men, e IN, ta.l, 20 rec I've Stse and Eastern morey
O, i.po,i,. the ubeuneIt money brokers have been
les busly employed. New-Ergand currency goes
q. | y cent 6,sooutt; Phi'sdelphs, 3al y cent;
Rhode leland IG5 e ceut Canada, 304 = can
Southern AID Westeu, SGl2 cent Lstd war
,.,t, b.v. oeen very dull fn some time pssi aud
sses bgvo been made as low ss 60 0'Oc. . aNe
Thue IL Tow little movement again, arc aee'i'
Thompson, Morse & Co. quote; ,.r..
=. .c,. -.n.n..............ssS ssSS'3s'' n'sg':r. 's'
3 81: q: .sa.s.::: ::":s.:::: : e e.:
100 wsrrknts.......s..''' - - E--a...
We annex a comparative statement OF Toe hAPoi'e
fexcusve Of specie) from N'w-YoIk TO ioreiso ports
for the week and since Jao. /;
1sss:., is5es;s .isSsss slisiis, issz:s
P%sSidSy C,S 10, yhs sepOT.ed 70 5asOs s25s' 69iOs
Sine. Jan. .sNo328Oa ss86sa2ss s5ss1a aia
The stockholders aud bondhclders Of the Delaware,
Laeksyapoa ard Western Railroad Company con-
vepe this evening at the Mercantile Library. good
deal Of interest is manifested and isrge attendance
IL expected. TIE hour is o'clock.
Tue report 10 yesterdays Times OF the suspension
of Sampson g. Baldwin, highly respectable IRON
house ef this city, entirely without fouadauon Inc
rero, arose frcm confusion Of Names house OF sim
lar tye in Boston having failed.
The New York ard Harlem Railroad Company give
notice ip another column that the November Coupons
| on their first Mortgage Bonds will be paid at the
Trasurers Office, on and after Monday, November :.
The Eastern money arrangement Of the Metropoli-
tan BaIk does not include taking OF money sent in by
brokers' except those now keeping their accounts at
the bark
Annexed ia let Of the Eastern bank notes not taken
on deposit, under the arrangement.
MAINE.
Canton sou,h China Ellsworth Ellsworth,
EXCHANGE Bangor Hancock, Ellsworth
Msritiue Bsngor, Haow.Ii, bAllowen,
MOnsum River, ssnford.
kockend,
Nkw.HANPsHIRE. VERMONT
Exeter, Exeter. s. Albtus ST Adams
MASSACHUSETTS. SOuth hoyaHoD'
R,s, River Beverly Stark, Bennington,
Lee, Lee, Dandy, Dandy.
Western Springfield.
coNNICTIcUT.
Bridgeport City, Brideep't, Colchester COehe,ter,
Fscbsnr4 Hartford. Merch Exch Bndgep1rt,
Charter Oak, Hartford, North Am, seymour
Hartford CO., Hartford Pawtucket, PswtucEet,
Mercantile, Hartford Thompson, Ih3npson
Wooster Dsnbury, WindhAm Co Brooklyn
Hstters Bethel, Woodbury., Woodbury..
Psuquioque, Danbury
At present all notes Issued by tae Rhode Island
banks are rejected.
The Tonpkins County Bank of this State, the notes
of which were formerly thrown ont, are nov tsken
on deposit at par, the same as the Safe currency
generally.
We annex a table, intended for yesterdays paper,
,howipg the comparative position of each of the CRY
banks this week and las in the items Of sp Gle ard
denOsit:
New-York daily tribune., 1857-10-21

We annex a Comparative statement OF Toe hAPoftr
te,cusive f .pecel from N,w-York 70 fOreigo ports
for the week and since Jao. /;
1S56 1856. 1887.
Total for the week.. l5GIIs $500 -, 5,o 10
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len the profession Of medicine seventeen years ago. and
that profession not estonsibe for him. but hn
would declare Ina. the method OF instruction 10
our medical colleges was substantially erroneous. That
VAS however, avoided by the policy and scheme adossed
In fh.s institution. All scientific medical works began a
the wrong end He applauded the system adopted by this
institution, for woeh educate the medical student
in the mfr mary, by the BEDSIDE. Young came oct
from medical colleges with theoretical medical eduna
ton aud thus created empires, who generally the
mort successful medical men He would not restr ain
woman from practising on the other any more than on
their own He denounced tie present system of surgical
and medical education at length female college
would be the only thing TO remedy the evil and nov we
had In liz ucipency, bu would grow strong rapidly
He acclaimed vehementy against tho use Of medcnos IN
pubic institutions and concluotd by saving ha thousands
Of woud take advantage Of this institution to learn
and sstce medicine He exhnted the ladies present to
set 10 work and do Fomething for their own SEX
Rev Mr. KING, u Philadelphia, then delivered few re-
marks eu0gzng the Dstioton, and citing IN support OF
what femaks could do the Of Miss Nightingale, who
the Crlmea with and attended tho scx He
the favor Of tho ill., litdtion, because the
|sdes conducting proposed 70 accompany their medical
mnhtraiion by spiritual God had already blessed it.
After the delivery OF prayer the company retired.
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NEW HERALD WEDNESDAY, 49, ls57-rR1PLE sHEBr

Baltimore House Of Refnfo, Bhimovo, Marynnd; Phila
dehhis Honse Of Refuge, Philadelphia, Penn Chicago Rs
form School, Chicago H. New Orleans Hone Of Refuge,
New Orleans Ia; Boston Asylum and Fsrm School,
ciinan, Ohio New York prson Association, New York
New York Juvenile Asy,um, Childrens Aid socety, NV
York
permanent organization was Effected by the appoint
ment of the follow ing oncers
presiden,-kaac Collins, Philadelphia House OF Refuge
Vice Prea'dents-O 2. Strong, New York Houea Of
re uge: Hon Philip Ripley Stato Reform School, West
Merden, Cam Thomas Green, State Reform School
Wes'horopsh, MAJ. d. J: J. Groves Baltimore House Of
Rchgei q. Oshman, Providence Reform School; W.
r. Iinron, Maine state Reform school; Rev Dr. T. J.
mees, Cincinnati Horec Of Refuge; James SAUL New o.
leans IIJuse OF Refuge.
Secrearies-wm. NJ. Pritehard, New jersey House Of
Reitge; r. g. Rutherford, Western House OF Reform,
Penn r. Pesrce, Massachusetts, State Industrial School
for girls
Mr. CoInp upon taking tho chair returned thanks for
the fonor -Onferreh upon him 10 reviewed briefly the
history Of pas, el6rts in the different States Of
the uiipn 20 reform Juvenile OFFENDERS. Ho saw
everything 10 encourage 10 further and Success
full EFFORT in conclusion, 10 Expressed the hope
that the present convention would lead benocal
results in aiding 10 deyelope increased intelligence ana
philanthropy in that department OF reform in which they
were especially engaged
Following Hr. Collins remarks prayer was orsrol By
Rev. DR. Hgga.
Josxpu W. GmARp, Fac, in accordance with a prsvious
o Ing held at the New York CITY Hotel Feb s. 1871
OF tho Society for The Pre- yention Of upersm Tho rop1r
detailed the number aud condition OF delinquent youth "a
that time in the city and suggested the Importance OF
House Of Refuge. Upon the of this society
House u Refgr established, and the present House
cf Refuge innly bu The reaing of tho report wal ~
tarrulted with frequent applause.
From the different Houses Of Refuge represented al the
Convention reports prevented Tho following tabu
lar statement embraces the leading statistics OF DO
tailed In these rcportg:
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REFORMATION OF JUVENILE DEIIN.
OUENrS.

convention OF representatives NON didersns Hoa7S
Of Refuge The United States for the purpose Of erchans
Ing views and gathering Information which might DO usd
for the mprov.mco, and Of The Of rescsm
amor pvenc cncnders has long been considered ~ ono
Of The most important steps ha, could be taken a hs pro
scnt ese OF Juvenile reform 10 this country, In order 70
propr ly combine and effort 70 effect bc great
object OF for In view among The leaders and managers
II ,se various isetuusns organized In half Of the
states Of The Union purposey 70 reform delinquent youths
The subject has been talked over from year year, but
no decisive ecsson taken I'LL iass sepsembes when,
meeting q the BOARD Of Managers q tho society for the
Reformation Of Juvenile Delnquenn 10 this city, Was
srrced to call convention. Circulars wero accordingly
ai 4, he rnaragers Of dsrcn, houses OF refuge, calling
,he convention fr tho 18th d the present month.
The SPECIAL object rrUoeed 10 be effected by
the convention, eel forth In tho circular, 70 bring
tos,thc, IN an authentic shape statistics showing "he
number Of inmates who, since 1924 have been subniied
10 The ro'ofrnacry system q these Institutions toe re-
sus Of this system the Of refuge, W. extent,
pan ooers salarcs &C. tho cost per capita o. each IN
rsie the system OF government; Tho amount rsAed oy
private contributions the amount paid b. Ssc and NUM-
cira appropriations; Tho OF curroDt support ana
all other items Of financial character the modes ~ en-
yk merit, particularly In reference 70 their renanersl'e
returns, &C."
The convention held Ns opening meeting IN The chapel
Of DE New York House Of nefurc Randals Island,
yesterday, At 10 A. w. About sixty delegates were pfo
cent from the following Houses Of Refdge w estcrp
House OF Refuge, Rochester, Y. VI Weatern House o.
Refuge, rear Ftsbug Penn Providcrce Reform SCHOOL
Providence, r. / Houso of Reformation, south Boton
Mae state Reform SchoOl, WestbOro1gh, Mass; STATE
industrial School for Ghls Lancaster, Mas fae i'einrm
school, Cape Elizabeth, Maine; Sao Reform School West
Neriden, Conn; House Of Ref1se, H. LouR, Missouri;
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uer year b sveaY No such obbquiy OF moral vi ,on
oculdb found IN any other civilized na,s"n No french
pppt too which Is perfectly certain THAI dancing ain,
has NOT YET had time ascertain whether Christian ought
or not obey law which he know was DAD TINS u the
ING ii the Union Mr.. Phillips gave parallel between
the free In ,or Of Massachusetts and The slave labor Of
Carra aud said n Carolina cut Of the Union
sacbuset would have buy crutchcs for her go with
IF she went out Of the Union she would have 70 levy
70 great tax ON her cotton, which would so
of the market Tho slave, then, does not ask
your muskets He only asks you IN stand Of his ght
and le The Son OF Gods justice melt his chain. The Union
is ready 10 crack and she'll crack straight through east
aud west The North has only 10 assert the purpose to
conquer and the South will croCching ia feet
asking for admission into the only Union worth having
The Union Of Free unfeitered labor The peroration Of
Mr. Philips 70 the effect that the dissolution Of the
pbi ophy Of his theory did not fire. blooshed and
sharps rifcs meant prosperity, safety, pecunary
cess, dollars and cents, good government, peace.
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THE NEW YORK STATE NEBRIArR AsY
LIN.

The Hrst meeting n tbs Board Of Trustees Of hs Asy
ium was held al 81 Clinton place, Eighth street. on Tues
day, May II, ct O'Clock p NJ Prosent--Ioin W
Francis, " ~ Hon. Benjamin v Butler, Jacob Miller,
D., Noah Mcrrarl, Eco, j. Edward Turner. y n, a1i
Franklin Johneen, Eq, Of New York; hon Edward A
lambert and Rev N. A. Prince OF Brooklyn; lion. W m
v hcCoun, OF Oyster bay, Long IsAnd; Hon Rsnsnn
hcom, q Bnghamton; Hon. IosAh Williams, 81 ltha-