The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-06-03

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Resolved That this continent the ned OF uumbodts
earliest achsevomens and ne qSarssr .. 'as LOO 70 ~
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cu 10 our value OF the abos
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reach TO eoloeaA scacnuuc o.
every variety puseu VIII s crnrv AVA ndsS YIN ~.
os ,nos prshensvsness oonsiaie Alone VA,
but When TO this is added The conbnns made
TO- the plans devised assst and direct the labors OF
Others the set on foot and IN dMereat
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Svy IN he ,rSs sbovs soSrsrsssd ans lv
terminating in the preparation and completion cosmos
presen. spectacle Of Industry and acaudon unexamped
In the history Of mankind
EesoNea na wnho oeore nv uMe INC nssur scno9s u
S sntm. AT ~ se,sr them All IN dsssn AMI hen snr n
ihe hahest pinnacle OF 70 survey them as Whole
aci amid their nfue diversity the tbs
with another and exhibiting through this mutual relation
ana rsoproea acnon me harmony ana unity tna' preSa
ntougnoni ne unverte 49,. .u.u.. 4, .,xs,...s.
IN, Sssn,v ~ Sa nyvse @ III ana gear
nsss Ills ready sympathy With and OF al who
gu int Lis unse strong faith Of hu
nasty ha manly love OF liberty element In human
gs and The exalted OF view rom wolcn ne Sno
Ur msn n,SS pooS of a Ds n.ssc
nal ouas Sehtnr the tue of nature and of
God 50 manifested In bis works
Resolved That copy OF these resolutions 70 BE signed By
be ofcere OF ths meeting be transmitted ID The family OF me
nasuious Deceased. ,,.. =, 49,. 80 ,,, ~, ,hs
rs,,ms n slsct itshie ner.nn N dsvrr bsrore he 40
ty in The coarse Of the fo5sng winter an address upon
he lie and services of our late associate.
Professor ACHE respopded TO the resolutions These
resolutions, admirably worded and comprehensive
thev were would meet ready response aud would be
carried bv az needed no feeble
as his Ne came here 10 night out of love TO Humboldt
and out Of respec to this society He should speak the
words came To him. The world had been called upon
within few years 10 mourn the OF Of its
iilustrious men-Arago and Humboldt They lived to
cali each her friends Arago was Of an mpetuous ten
neramsnt while Hum bodt was mild vet thew could love
each other dearly One of the most touching letters the
speaker had received was from Humboldt, plying
Aras os blpduess Humboldt had ad il in his power ia
early days TO help Arsgo and Aaso mad il afterwards in
his power to repay HUMBOLDT What strange prepare.
ton for the ship the French Academy was the
training Of Arsgol mountaneer, a graduate OF the
Polytechnic School, conducting the eeoietc survey 10
Ssn taken prisoner in Spain carried 10 a military pri
SON escaping the seized BY pirates forced for loop
number Of years 10 be their slave returning
after all had supposed HIN dead and mis- good
mother ID bad many masses for his soul. Was thai
the for the great ply OF tho age-for
the astronomer OF France? How was 1t with Hum oodt?
Was he made traveller by his studies in Berlin or Got
upgep by all the scholastic learning was poured
into hms No He WAS bora TO be tra veller. The 10
of the traveller in him had Imagination
and observation and EIt He neglected nothing He saw
all Most men of science had their spec aties some ooe
that they pursued with industry aud tney acquired
high reputation Other men treated subjects an
Such rsen often acquired notorieiy but not Gold epua
ton. The true reputation was that to be ACQUIRED fran
those who had studied the subject Then IL tne aporoba
lion OF the public was added became fame Sach fame
was enjoyed by Araso aud Humboldt They had singn.
lar ability OF popuarizug knowledge Araco's ele1es
were proof Of his abilities IN tina; line So were his
Il ysh, he oSie,ed y, S 1L h, N ~ S'e 0nso,
~ $1,000. '" M 'pH. 'sie Wa no' d
s Al lesieos ~ aaIaso' DuI NOW couo ne
sePaIae Alas9 anu e'uinooaU Iney themselves, al
DO we're !.en iates never lacy always
w ~ 'De mus ianS anu rienaiy manner
~ ie'el ITO. TO- nHeo NC ttfoessot bicne) oSel MS
- @ 80 80 1nu suey nau ootn "riteh
uhe a ' us ., t1e wolh over ~hcn ne az.
1870 P,'i ~ oni..u s.1'eS oo.es survey nun
On ~; Vas saascay Aaerleaa. II was
Th 'is NC nAa iona true ned ior MS genus
ahe VI e sen were familiar 70 MN, ana many
. LA. n@U ''s 'eFu'A'ion " en'snS on AIS sugsea'
LOIS os ri. x.,,,- s.o,, c...
On his return from Cuba he visited Philadelphia, and
.ne ao4uatAnoe VI foae VI uer most eminent citi
~ s lie Gver a'er 9sea 70 TAX Of paadephla and
-s' Piosie IL laot, hunpo'ut WAS most az
Az, II "as Iniough Ills agency tha. magnetsn
aao iSe 80 a lcn OF stree IN modern times He vas
tne s.aAeI Iee9eeteu now ne augned ghen telling an
EHeCooIe arrest OF Dr. Howe By the police of
GttIi, anu VINO nlu CERTAIN important paper5. Whefey
Al x VIC ie ~ VI .ae siasuese Vi Tue hing.
Nhen ne spoke IN Englsh an American or Enslishman
coua loow hinl-wnen ne spoke In French, it required
one very atnar Win the language to follow him; bat
zen Ne sloAe ID herman ne went on ~ racehose speed
lie was not one Of those men VINO spoke thing and
meant another. This was why he was so loved. With
mind such as bis some men might think they might be
s'eIn ont ne NJ Bachel mad letter from him. Ia which
ne sa ne mad learned to value men more for their feel
nss .nau ior tner requirements His death worthy
"a s ny anu ne Was attended 10 LIS grave oy depGti
uh .. AnefGsns representing the different States Of
ne unipn. ms modesy was equal 70 his merit and
LA ~ ne NE .y ne as uu.y tne great ana gooa
man ra o. Tue nlheteenln century (Applause.)
M Nee 'nen put anu GarIeg m haors ~
aunnoiat t, ON The topgue of an Amarcan ana fo1 ~,
tongue Of a German Sney sonla now near or hin from
the Tongue OF Frenchman Professor t;uvot M G,Snt
gave s5me "reminiscences Of Baron HUMBOLDT and lie
President ca led upon Mr. Bancroft the historian.
Mr. BANCROFT In respondiog to the cali said that he
considered silence LIS duty his evening" not from sgy
OF intense admiration for Humoodt but be ,ause
they bad all him spoken OF BY men Of sci
euce, made for themselves great names in Tue
world But Low that he was called upon bis silence
nigh, be misconstrued. BE regarded ii as one Of
the advantages waich his age afforded him that
ne had Known Humboldt earlier than any oae
Oh those VINO had spoken of him tonight.
As young man OF twenty, he had made MS way
Berlin 70 Paris, taxing letters from William Won Hum
boldt 10 Alexander voa humboldt; and they nigh. all
mas,ne what was the kindne;s extended 10 him. Oae
iov ., nha, ~ NV % 1 was MS l9,eass
rove OF hoerty lie (Ar b. mad at mat time all the
1 ,of hoetts Ina. msns oe laraonsi IN Young nan,
ana ne I1qnd humboldt inli Of H. u was tne rms Of
the character OF be parties in con = sod aeoisres n
sei with the utmost hfnacss against all retroactive
Aeo asss uto ,s.,0aVe p3ey wniGa wac