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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-07-08
Northumberland BIZ Telegraph.

July 6-Prices of CorroN are sner put NOT
onotsby higher Sales day 500 bales at ftdl4tc 10. a
ding Receipts to-day $50 bales. FLOUR very dull hea
CORN sc closing with tendency upward LARD IN kegs
Nv oshr.Ss July z-Corrox-There has been an i'm
proyement in ndding quality today prices ad,snc4s an r.
Tbe slss TO day add up only 1900 bales at Tor mid
& The receipts fox the three days have been $50 bales
The receipts at this port up the time as
With those of last wear PAT 600 bales The receipts ~
ali the Southern ports up to this date less than those Oh
las, year are $40 bales fREIGHTs sgnant Cotton TO Ly
sInoo Id and to Havre &c. STERLING EXCHANGE ytc
cent premium FLoUR-Sales at SO 75US7. CsES, ~~Sc'
Mos PoRK s23 Eastern HAY, S2
Juy TO M-FLoUR Is unchanged SAFES touay
600 bbs at &c s6 for superfne Wisconsin,; so H9t! -
Tor e.tra do Illinois, and 7dS 80 for extra Quo fno
Iowa WHEAT is steady sales of 600 bush chicago Sprns
AZ S. Corn closes frmer; sales OF Zooo pusn a.
O.Ts ouet at 59d6Oc. WHISKY dull at Soc FxEiGHT 10
New Yori Corn Wheat, l2ic LAKE. IMPORTS ter tue
Wheat is OcO bush Corn and 5000 BUSH Oats Canal tx
PoRrs-8OO bush. Corn. , Ct,
OswEGo July 10 m.-WHEAT in good demand. sales
OtO bush Wisconsin Club at 81 45t 1000 bush DO az
81 49, 5000 bush. Chicago Spring at 81 59 60oo psn 40
AZ S7I afoat CoRN-Saes 5000 bush. at TIC LAKE IN,
PORTS to-day: !, 400 bbs Flour CANAL ExPoRrs:kl<
bush Wheat, 8, 700 BUSH Corn. .
CHICAGO July D. m.-FLoUR dull aud slightly lower
WHEAT inactive. Corn quiet OATS slow OF SAFE rokk
steady BUFFALo-aO bbs fiouri no W neat
100 90 bush Corn REcEPTs2 100 bb Flour; 3oO BUSH
Whe at 100 Ot0 bush. Corn. - 49,,
ALBANy July M-FLouR is in fair supply, and hold,
ers firm WHEAT, without buyers holders OF
lot Of Canadian asked So Corn quiet sales at s0tc for
Western afoat and small sales at 8lc OATS in
fair demand Csc for State and 65c for Chicago weight
WHISKY, Sic.
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SECOND BOARD.
TUESDAY, July 7-P. N.

July f-r. N.
The Stock market has been much excited aud ex-
ceedipgy active to-day. The bulls have come into
the arena with revived spirit, and bought with de-
termination to overcome the great depreciation, being
the ground on which they take their stand. At the
Second Board there was some falling of from the great
advance of the morning. but the closing prices show
great advance on the closing prices of yesterday.
Reading was sold to the extent of shares, and
advanced y cent; Michigan Southern advanced to
81 in the mornirg receding 49, in the afternoon, at
which the advance was p cent; the preferred
stock advanced to So which is | better. New-York
Central rose 9 = cent; Illinois Central, 3 y cent
Milw aukee and Mississippi p cent Chicago and
Rock Island 81; Michigan Central y cent; Virginia
State Skies /, and Missouri State Skies 3 cent. Ia
Crosse was sold as low as 40 but much stock could
not be bought at this Cleveland and Toledo to
co but sub.ded to 5s commanding 59i in the street
after the Second Board. Erie was firm; Galena and
Chicago rose ard fell l and y cent, but closed
firmly.
A strong partylhas been formed TO carry prices up,
who are acting with nerve that carries intimidation
into the bear party. Yet a great many sales were
made on tiIpe with view to stop the advance.
Money is remarkably easy. The Bank Statement has
revealed the strength of the banks which is
agr to money lenders. Loans are easy on call at 7
cent. Specie is coming in freely from the Deighbor
ing cities and the West and South. The PersIa, to
sail MORROW will take abost $4,000 in specie but
the specie shipments have ceased TO be of any import
arce, from their smalress. Mex. Monday another
rival Of 81 COO, 900 from California is expected.
The banks are more easy with their customers, and
the discount brokers report better feeling in the dis
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AMERICAN INSTITUTE FARMERS CLUB.

TUESDAY, July DIR. WATERBURY, in the chair.
Judge MEIGs, the Secretary, read several papers
translated from late French agricultural papers, Of
which is important giving Z" A Remedy for the
Grape Disease"
Tie practical Journal Of agriculture of June 5
gives the following certain cure for the disease so
much affecting the growth Of grapes IN that country
~ well as this. Ii states thar the experiments have
been we'll tried and proved valuable. Sulphur is the
grand and IL is estimated that "a 600 900 Of
vneya ards Of France. The Institute Of France have
decreed the great prizes for the sulphur remedy.
five understand nightly, 1t is 10 be applied 10 the
form of -four of sulphur busted the vines aud
yo.Dg fruit before the idiom appears Immediately
afterward
Condition of French agriculture .ftts years ago.
Fifty years ago French agricultural scieLce was al
most unknown, aud men followed the wretched voea-
ton Of their atbers-hey would not listen to improve
Dent- Now, intelligence Is beginning to da sn, and
great improvements are taking place.
Gaan0 an Old 1imes.-Card0n, two hundred years
ago speaks OF toe importation Of guano aud its great
value ~ fertilizer. He calls it brown earth, and
doesnot speak of 1t the dung of birds. He quotes
a rayelerin Para, however who does, who wrote in
1904 who speaks of mountains of gusno," and its
great use ypon all cultivated fields
Ftoucrs dsesp-A letter from France written TO the
President Of the American Institute, states that some
person has discovered process by which he preserves
cut flowers a whole year, though they had beef n,
while fresh, put TO sleep.
Japan BHekrheat. Another paper speaks Of d new
KIND OF ouchwhsat from Japan that is highly recon-
mended as very large, hardy aud productive.
TIE Peoaa, II II said, has been cultivated in China
more than ioo year, and that there two hundred
and forty varieties, one oi which called the tree peons
grows ten feet high.
Petsni0s are highly recommended, and some besuti-
fol new seedlings have been lately produced ia France
one If which has a flower the leaves Of which are
edged With green. The plants require rich mold,
mixed with sand and set in free air aud waered care,
fully. They do not need 70 be shaded.
Hyac,4M Baibs should always be selected not for
then size, but for their soblnty aud weight.
CeWbEstioa Eii.9a! So. ke.-li Is sia:ed that a
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MARRIRD.

prRK-FYFFE-In th. city, Tue,day Jane ~ X me
Rev e. R. Crooks Mr.. Francis H. Burk to miss May r'''
both Of this city.
~ uTr-HAyILAND-On Friday, July :. John ~ C1,e 70
NJ. Conssnce Hsvilsnd daughter OF the lac M)9r
isnd Of the 8. Army By the Rev Charlie. howa' ''
nous. Of the briee, Union place, all Of this city
FINLAY- sTEwARraAt Hoboken on Inssa.y, Jans NJ
~h.. Stewart Poloksbaws rear Glaeow, Scotland
HATFlELD-CONNER-On wednesday, June " ~ r, tao
Rsv Wm n. Norris, Mr. Jacob II. Hsthcid 70 MISS L"eH
Conner both Of this city.
sNITH-JENKINGs-At Durham, N. Y, on Tuesday June
- by the Rev j. Spoor, Mr.. MeKinstry smith, OF tne
tm ~ Smith Sparks Of California to Miss Minerva n
Jennings Of the former place.
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Receiuts Of Productivity Z.

Bv the North Rtey Boat-2793 bbs Flour, Il 200 bush
Wheat ST. 500 BUSH Corn, II pkgs. Ashes, $50 pkss Whisky
"a do. Pork. - 800
3e7 Butter IS do Tobacco 8 do Cheefe 62 cakes Cop
per- Hides 7s sides Leather AIS bales Wool q do Skins
30 bols OIL. .
y The Hudson Rirer RaayoddFor the week ending July A.
26s head Cattle, lis do. Calves, do Sheep 450 do live
Hoss 81 do dressed Hogs 46 do. Mutton u pkgs. Butter
do Poultry do. Eggs 456l do Paper 4Oa kegs Beer $50
bush Oats 100 do Feed $40 bales Hay % tuns Marble 1913
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Paseengers Arrived

Ia the steamship Aratia, from LirerpooW; @. Andrews
Miss Beckey and sister Mrs. Ourk and niece Mr. Hutton
maid servant Mrs. Moor Mrs kirkham Miss Ferguson M.s
Frank Mr. aud Mrs. Buene Mrs Hutton and daughters
Joseph Ayres NJ T. Hodges, Bsnbrdge krkham, Gorrin
Hasrer Capt Morrill, Lehman, G. A. Bliss David Serrat
Range Miss Rsngle Madam Range, Henry Shaw ~ Dewey
Mr.. Bnsse GTeg A. Novello, Mr. Doubleday L. Small T..
Later Mr. Steinber r. Eston, II. Balton W. Habershaw,
Ssmue Corden Mrs Quirks and maid servant f. Rogers
Chss McGure O Hs&rhaws Mr.. Van Bergen, jr Mr. Emil
Helgr Dr. D. BerTettas MI Amos s. York, Master Hsndley
Mr. Herman Denny, Mr. Leapold Hershann, David Hermann
Mr. Catlow Mr. Miller and James Rarden, Mr. and Mrs
Henoootn and children Mr. Bison and son. Mr. Schangan
M and Mrs. Peterson, Mr. Hsnsmann, julius Hardt Oer.
T. L. ORourke r Louis Jno Skyes, Jos H. Ghon, H.
H. b. Cennett, Mr.. Wilkinson Mr.. Lggins Mr Linns IT,
Mr.. Togbsum, Mr.. Bounan, Samuel Mckay Mr. Stewart
Julius Hess, Peter Donald VIM rnnnng Mr.. Phillips
In the steaasp Merieo from Hdr0ndManuel Pammiel, Pc
5ro Regslado, Laurence Sumce Julien Boye Nye Meta
James Paule Alexandra Allen Nincne Morenas jose Ssan
Gregoro Otego Narco Pero Francisco Aras Nore
ga Jose Cruz Betele Eada Rubia Nye Nisda Jose Samez
Mots, Antonio Veulu Jose Pana Giuseppe Charin Juan
Pagss Ramon Font Mecho Miro Juan Avareda Santiago
Aogneras Pedro Salon. Jose de Amas Nicolas Font Mag,
Miguel Pny Felis Cabarroca. Total 81
In he brig George Albert from Cardenas-H Case, G. Ellis,
H. Slley.
In the brig Woppoo from Tuyks hiand-M Mrs Todd child and
servant; Miss L. U. Todd, Miss L. LightbourD
In the brig Ocean Le from Bermudd-E. L. Lzhtboun 0.
Dorref Mira ~ Glover and children, c. L. Stewart W.
Tracy Mrs Lane Miss Lane aud j. King Jack
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MrxrA IA
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CAkRoLL K SMITH the Post hce SYRACUSE, N =.
has The DAILY, WEEKLY and SEAIWEEKLy TRIBUNE 6s
sale.
Palmer ID our In Agent SYRACUSE for the sale Of TIE
tribune
Mr. W. WATERS viii supply our friends In LITTLE FALLS
OF II. A. PORTER Bso.
Mes.rs DEnsy, ORToS Co, and HowAsp STAGE. OF
xEvA, supply the Morning Edition of The TssoAh M
p. L. GILBERT Museum Buildnsl, and BELL nAxDnicA
SON Agents ia ALBANY the sale OF The Isos
L. CAMPBELL is our Agent forthe sale Of Tas TssVstn
ELMRA.
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WhaleP.

Ar at New dfod 3D. bark Kathleen Amy Atlantic Ocean
sp. and % do VIII oil board
Beisw :hip Rousseau pOpe from North Pacific Ocean via
letter from Capt Randall the bark Iowa. Of New Bed.
ford dated ST. Helena May reports her with $50 bills sp
ft IN Tor repar,, taying been reef of Toears Bay
knocking Oh part IT false keel heatbns and copper Was
leaking about 300 strokes IN "A hours Would repair ed
llth OIL cruise, and be at home the last Of August
letter from Capt Robbins Of bark Clara Bell Of .ttspos
ports her OH Fort Dauphin Mar $50 bbs sp
Johnson beasteeeI, Of tapoett wa. drowned D.
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last year. and 2 from 1888 and the Exports exhibit the
following results: - ~, G.,
1861 Dec. SOL 900 1900 5000 100 Inc q $50
IsjS Dec Dec. 600 Inc 81 900 Dec 22 coo
or the past week bales at all points The
total receipts to 800 bales sgsnst 900 at the
same TINE year. showing when contrasted decrease OF
M bales and Of 900 bales when contracted with receipts
of 1928. $500 !.
Exports for the week under review 5000 bales Of
which 1000 Britain 600 TO France and 5000 to other
Continental ports The destination Of two ships cleared for
having asceaned to be for the
tables are 600 bales TO Great Britain and increased
sni ar Continental ports The total decrease In
exports compared with last season at same time os
which falls upon Great Britain TO the extent OF upon
Fspce TO the of 81 600 and other Continental ports
$1,000 The stocks at all points are now run down TO wv
advanced in the South and BY telegraph this week.
are quoted At IL SD a I'd. at New-Orleans.
CRoPThe week has witnessed continuance OF
fine weather throughout chief portion OF the Cotton growing
and the reports that have reached US since our
il appears that crop making steady particularly
in those districts where genial rains have fallen The chief
complaint be that Of for though the
weather has whole, been favorable has only sui
feed TO enable crop keep its distance OF two three
weeks behind and generally to place in ela
lively advanced condition On OF the more favored
particularly in Texas the crop considered equal
In resp very nearly that OF last year at TINS date
but this yet far om applying TO the average OF the
country.
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Messrs Greenough Burdett Parker sold Yesterday after
o'clock, at the Merchants Exchange the hull of the
bark Hsracia she lies Atlantic Docks
Brooks. Mr.. Rush purchased her for $3.50, cash.
The sehr Fame as sold with her sale rigging &C. and
wss purchased by Mr. Poillon for $3.50, cash.
Reuben Fish, ESQ., Is building his yard in Fairhaven
ship OF about 40 TONS on bis account to be emDoyed
the whaling service, under the command Capt Wsshburn
late Of ship samu. RobeIson of Fsrhsven She will DO
launched about the irst Of October.
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Messrs. Neil, Bros, & Co.'s circular for the steamer
rays:
There change In the tendency OF this market
during the pat week II continues upward before holders
deriving fresh 6dence from the ESiopean news The
heen interrupted by VT weather and
ons holiday have served to advance
which however exceed tc In the week. Mddns Up
land being quoted lIsc. -,
The following Statement of the movements Of Cotton for
the past week. since Let September last compared with the
four ding eurs
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CoFFEE-There il some inquiry for Rio for shipment sales
were made to day e bags this purpose c cash.
lie regular also sales OF 30 bags 70 the trade at
llaI2c SO mats Java l6c and 50 bags Jamaica l2c
COAL-The fair and the supply OF foreign mod
crate; sales Liverpool Orre Blolde" SO
FLOUR AND iEAL-The inquiry fox Western Canal Flour
for the trade and the East especially for the
low grades these 5d 0c. better with moderate
msnd former prices; the sales $500 bbs az 20 40
for to good State and superine Indiana
Illinois 50 S0d sc 95 for extra State; sc 75d 81 20
good extra Ohio 81 0a 90 Is for good 70
Genesee Canadian flour is frne the arrivals
sas Of 400 bb ct So 960 80 for extra brands
Flour rather easier and particularly the low
slow OF sale good brands well sustained
msre SC 81 SO favorite fancy and
extra brands Rye Flour Is quiet 81 G it. Corn Meal
demand at s4e$i 10 for Jersey and & 80 for Bran
DIVINE
FIsHDy Cod continues in supply and the market
IL quite az - 25d 81 5 for Georges Bank sales Of
qs Grand Bank made a. IS S7 Mscker-l still
IN light stock and prices rule firmly sales 5o0Q 100 bbls
No al SIS IS Picked Herring quiet at IS IS IS
Smoked Herring arm az 4c for Scaled and 3l!e for
PRIITs-We notice sales OF ~ 90 Barscoa Cocoa Nuts az
Is bare OF Pine Appes; Domestic Dried scarce.
ORAN-The receipts Of Wheat light and the market
buoyant with fair inquiry for export We noticed bean
U sample Of change to-day ro the interior Georgia
this the result Of the harvest cannot M 10 b. Other
Wise than factory The sales u 900 bush
ror Milwaukee Club 81 for good do in and port %
aud IS for red Sc Louis. Oats plenty lower
sses Of State at c9G6ic and Western 65d57c Rye
den and 81 6d 49, Corn rather better aud in
uEnd for the East and city trade sales Of 900 bush AZ ga
SIC for Western mixed, and other binds nominal
HOPS continue inactive but steady Holders and
tors waiting for reliable formation respecting the
WIPE bSh U this country and England Reports about this
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u,c.n El,ira Stevens Csrdepas Mora Nephe~; Alu~,a
Co.'s Apalsehieos r. Post, Diana tBremes), Hsrns WI
u,ipstep Bepninss Msller G'sins. .
Bres-ssmos, Bradford Norfolk, j. AIMS Co Victoria
(BrL Knowles Nassau ?. aonteli.
1snhs..et, Bakr Chsrl.ston scranton Tn.
Megsihln Philadelphia B. y su all Mckee Fran. Belehe
Norfolk Jsmes Hunter Co Ann ID, Richards AlexsndnS
&c NJ B-de; Ellen Louise. Tb0mps New Haven nss'4s
Charles NJ Lsyert. Dowhy St Mays, master DRAMA Ti't
kshmond, {. II Person.
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MARLNE JOURNAL. =

PORT OF NETWORK.

Sesmhips-Jeson tBr Britain Bremen, Sands; Per.
ia tBr J. Judkns, Liverpool T. Cunard.
sDips-Dreadnought, samne Liverpool d. Ogden; Lam.
New Orleans w. Nelson l. Son. ~
BarksGenesee, Nchos New. Orleans Robson Fosdick;
*; Jan, Sion, bordeaux, p Never Abagum Donne Ro..
trdsn Lay'n HSTba Star Crockett Roekland Me,caf
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BOSTON July 7-Arrived brig Abbott Lawrence, Fuller
Baltimore schr n. x H. Gould, Smith, Jeremie.
Fellowship saIsh from Cape Town bark ID. B. Stetson
Cienfuegos
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-. 5000 "a, !, va. in refutaou Of the argument Of

'ns T nss ne y, meeting # the Club viii be July u: IL
4. fa - All persops who choose to attend and hsen
% 49, M n IN the discussions.
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MINIATURE ALMASAc....THrs DAY
Sun-Rses... 4S7 Sets...... 1888 Moon-Rises GOA
HIGH wATER....rHIs DAY.
ssndy Hook. 7l5m Gov leland. s45m Hell Gate. am
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Markets. CAREFULLY REPORTED FOR The TRIBUNE.
TUESDAY July T. 1857.
AsHESThe market Is frer the close; saes Of Pots at
COiTON-The market continues firm but with trivial
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count market Their quotations are o 10 cen. 'o'
prime grades Of paper the lower squire ior snoi'
to 10 for secondary grades, and sto Il or
notes.
The Foreign Exchange market closed without AMI
ns,;on far .omorrows steamer, though the Persia Is
,avorite boat Sterling sold at 1921 1894 out NANNY
AT 1903. for the best bills, and Francs at o.l1i.
F,s;obt. are dull but steady. To Liverpool, i,'1o
hale. Gotten at 81. Der bale; l70 Sea lsland at to-;
Is 600 bus Grain per City Of Baltimore az 4id' 10
London. $40 tuns Oil Cake at l2s I'd. los. 2"o
bbds Sugar at l5s. To Bremen, 500 bbls On at g.;
100 do Of Shoe Pegs at lie. Cd 6O0 bbls Rosin az Is
Cd hank from Mirimachi to British Channel, with
Deal at 7ss. brig to Cadiz with light pipe staves'
at $22. .ooo,o ~
The receipts at the Sub-Treasury were s4@ o4o ~;
nsvme,.s s2a3 79O 40; balance, SIC, OBS, 442 81.
The exchanges at the Clearing House to-day amount
500 745 2eOH9; balances to 81 ,5G2, 81 2S
The Panama Railroad Co. has declared halfyeary
dividend of Y cent, payable July 10.
A dividend has been declared by the Mariners Saw
ipss institution Of this city of 6 y cent.
Tn. Ohio Life and Trust Co. has also declared q
cent dividend payable on demand at Cincinnati, and
on the ed at New-York. This is higher rate than
this Company has heretofore paid; the last hayeary
dividend was only ~, ard the one previous cent.
The great increase of business which this Company mas
obtained has led to this increase Of dividend.
The Galena and Chicago Union Railroad Company
euDDg fr June were 51s iSi "a
julie, , -
,,.,.. s8l,Oss a
The earnings Of the Chicago and Burlington Railroad
Line for June, 1857 were:
,... E. rs is s sssf S. . ssse ISss
june, 49,. icsss Is Sc 3 ISIS 81 l64S78 "a
Gain in 1857. ....esa45a ss48l o. sl,n n s7lre 81
The proportion of earnings for each road composing
the line are as follows:
cB.o RH s 1ssiss' !sls ss S *s sS sl' 50
pis Sis:: :is s5 ~ sa S i's'
.sl7s1g Is s5sS77 s. s27ia s. s2s574s II
In addition to the above, the earnings of the Quincy
and Chicago late Northern Cross Railroad, as re.
turned to this Office, for June as follows:
For freight ...s 2sso7 IS For miscellaneous sS7 81
For pa,..Dsers..... AS SS 10 ro.., es Az e5
For Espie::. SIS o. Earnings in June, '5s 254 81
Gain in slsi422 D
Letters from the country speak very favorable OF
the fine appearance Of the crop Of grain Even the
corn crop will prove to be Of the most abundant.
The following is a comparative statement of the
Foreign Imports at the port of New-York for the
week and since January
1855. 1885,. 1857.
DIV goods. So22Sl Sl,ol<vo TO-
General Merchandise. lSl4So ZoS,/Ss ~%'o'i<s
F;; . =, ;., ported. :sas :;ss sSss
Since Jan I..... SCI, 52927 slos6o4 7o5 sllsslsllo
The following is a comparative statement Of the
Exports Exclusive of specie from New-York to for
eign ports for the week, and since Jan. /:
ro. 70, til. week.. . .ssssi s 1sss .ss,s
Previously reportod. 3~ozzr" oIso@"'i 9'foN
Since JAM 1........ $S29608s sN,l596l $3s, Sssc
for the sfeamer
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lace Of the earth could have come BY any possibility At this
p otherwise than by what orthodoxy calls ordinary
1t follow that because some things are not done
To The Editor Of The n y Tribune
self ~ auon the reported fact that forests of beech
other have been succeeded by oaks where no oaks p,ey
and again will bosn think Of the .usse,
of the soil terminating under the influence divine
energy which created the first oak that yielded seed after his
Both these questions readily answered Botsnist'
and others have faith in natural law will think exactly q
this suggestion Psychologists would think If the writer had
come and Here l. 1t credibly reported
that never had fati OF mother that duct of
ss disappeared appeared with no other than
ian oak after forest Of beschesji What will psychologist.
@ Of the iY THAT e thu %nS s. the
We leave himself 70 answer this question Thus he
trouble For whit preposterous and in the
preseu, ridiculous, TO suppose nan originated without
- believe If does he suppose
those laws partial How one species Of Twins thing come
cisy 50 complex and highly Cfsanled thing oak For
nd the Ss. s the
the phosophic of Crosse who believed his cleo
than the cool speculation which finds all the conditions requ
energy" 1t dogma pIior conclusion
that oaAs must have parents and hence must have
rigid philosophy The methods of ponaneous and of
rental are Incompatible They e SsnSG5 b exist 10
The Of the Other We no, be able that
the law Of day the law of all time but with
abundant safety that today the Law ,pece nd
vdus in this respect the law of all species aud Of all ind
vduS So clearly sthe law recognized in respect race
that all accept the se',ston aud
birth constituting the only through which Divinity It
self could become incarnate
The supposton made old as the dreams of the
Egyptian and Grecaa philosophers Why has been sub
stsntated and passed INTO stock Of positive knowledge be-
fore this
II has been ad the law of pareltsge the condition Of
being derived from The writer
admit however that he has grounds deciding
such hypothesis that of j." il reasoning from facts
should fail him That hypothesis is closely akin
pactic atheism Of the Whatever least
Of these - II me-" which makes himself spon.
and occidental production which divides him at Il.
pleasure and into indie pendent and unlike species
and which finds sufficient for the baseest in.
humanity in the assertion that certain the negro among
them. did not spring from the same Adam aud Eve" who
nauguraied the line OF batfu and
We did not say that j." holds these sentiments for DO
know do that Of such theories he pro-
pounded this is tie legitimate aud in day pre-
yhcnt fnittsee. L. r.
The read gof these letters, discussing a very legit-
innate subject Of inqairy-thi It is ghe her there is
any such thing as spontaneous producton-so alarmed
the .hsious sensibties OF the venerabf Secre.ary
that at the request Of the Chairman, the reader de-
ssted before flushing the last letter, Notwithstanding