New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-02-08
Cons,u'ion of the Uured States affirm. that princi.

p'e with one exception and authorizes a departure
from it in that excepted case. g Tue voice of Par
lament, equal in the Eogsh courts TO the voice Of
the unwrIten Constitution authorizes Parliament to
authorize denial Of the privilege. Tie Constu-
non OF The United States unctaugesb'e by CoDgrees,
declares an exception to the privilege, and author
'zes tue privilege to he denied in the excepted cafes,
ind in no OILERS. 3. Under the English Consttu-
ton, law Of Parliament slons can make an ex-
eepuon to tie privilege, which must be applied IN
der it's own direction. In the Uoi,ed Setes, the
cepton lie made by the Constitution, with authority
TO one oil the departments to apply it, without ex.
prets'y ssyiDg which. 4. In England, the denial of
me privilege lie the joint effect Of tie Statute ard Of
the Act OF arres, and detention by the Crown. In
The United States il is the Joint effect Of the Consti.
tuition and of the aud detention by the depart
ment which is competent to order 1.-THE question,
'hen, ii reduced to the following alter native Does
It require act Of the Legislature to declare that
rebellion or invasion exsis in the country, and that
the public safety requires the suspension the priv
ilegei Ii it does, the Congress alone Las The power
10 pass such act. If il does DO, then the power
OF enforcing the execution necessarily falls to the
Executive. The Judicial department cannot be the
body 10 interose, because its functions not d.
recIy pointed any OF the iacts either rebellion,
Invasion, the demands Of tie public safety such
occasions. The Constitution intended, that for the
defense Of the nation against rebellion aud invasion,
tbs power should be used by that department which
If toe most peent TO ray what is required by the
public safety. Tie President being the most suitable
depositary Of the power il is both constitutional and
safe to argue that the Constitution his placed With
him. IL the course of the discussion, Mr.. Blnuey
submits the position taken BY Chief Justice iuney
20 stringent examination, and completely demol-
Ishes The grounds Of bic late decision.
THOUGHTS on HOLY SCRIPTURE. Wy rssvcr
BACOS. Coupled b. Juns &. H,LL. limo ~. 10
B0beft Carter a bIoitofs
Tie numerous pess yes in The writings 0. Lord
Boon, in which he comments on different texts OF
Scripture, herein arranged consecutive order,
forming curious illustration Of the gous opinions
Of that celebrated thinker M-ny OF tie extracts
are Of comparatively trivial importance; otlrrs are
laden with tho wisdom which shilcs through his
4" Essays;" while still othtn show hs love # tx
pressing bis theological belief mite form Of ptrsox.
Thus d" a Christian !. one that believes tLInps hir
reason cannot comprehend, he hopes for things
which neither he, Dor any mn alive ever saw, be-
labors for that which lie lno eth be -hall never
OBTAIN yet IN tie fsue bis Lli,f APPEARS Mt 10 &C.
fa'sei iir hoIe make bIm not ashamed; hls ator il
10, in aiu." sill aon sriAhg! tlus, 4 Cbn,-
ian believes three TO lie one aIl oue 10 BE- three
father pot be o.der tian bio son 10 be equal
with hs father, and proceeding fsom to'h 70 be
equal with both; be believes three persons in ons
nature and two nstures in one porson.'
HAnPER's MAGAZINE. February. Harper Brothers I
Mr.. Ross Brownies lively chronicle Of evtnis IN
Calf ,ruia called "The Coast Rangers II concluded
in the opening article Of the present number. Tie
CayalIist giyes some entertaining anecdotes and seas
enable hints In regard 70 that arm Of military servics
The rrocess Of lns note engraving 10 desrribei 10
yoly read able illustrated paper. Some oithe 'eading
questions Of the hour arc thoroughly dicued ID tie
Editors Table, which taae- decided, aud wha: IN
deed may be called radical ground, ia favor
of "A vigorous and elective prosecution oil
the war for the Union. The writer ably
yniicates the policy Of applying the slave
element 10 the defeat of the rebellion,
maintaining that We secure peace The moment we
put this power upon In bach, and that wherever our
arms 20 into the disloya States the slaves must fol-
low their own iDclilations toward liberty, aud y
loyal to us they may claim protection and freedom
TIE Editors Easy Chair Is racy and sparkling .s
usual. but tie Editors Drawer begins 10 run
rather dry.
ISYASIRY TACTICS Py Bhs .Gsa;. sln'. c'ur. U
"a Jto.. lfno. u Nsl No'trsld
Tie author o.. tin new manual Of infantry msnun-
yres enjoys the reputation among well Informed nil
iary men Of being one Of the beet tacticAns in TIE
army. |, I. founded on the French ordonuanoes Of
1881 and 1915, with such changes and additions as
were demanded by the recent improvements in mill
tary science. The VOLUMES ssued in compae,
form and present neat handy-boos for the use Of
the soldier.
SCHOOL HISTORY or ENGLAND. By A. H. bIN.sD.
Emo pp $50. 4. h. Barnes Burr.
A brief outline Il the history Of England from tbe
earliest time. 70 the year 1860 IL presented in this
volume. which IL iuionded for u-c in classes aud q
general book Of reference II appears 10 have been
compiled with good in igment; the style, with rome
few executions, ID neat aud uppreiendingi and the
narrative il ffeer and more animated than il usun'
with historical aLs.racts.
BRnrnwNrrs Re'rosJrci Of Praci'cGi Ned'cigc
and !Surg,ry for January (just Issued by W. II.
! rownseno) contains copious survey OF the a.
legged discoveries and Improvements III the medical
sciences during the lat bali.year Among the
numerous suggestions which claim tho notice Of the
practitioner may be mentioned the use Of arsenious
acid instead of quiDine in intermittent fever, OF
tnctare Of dgials IN derum treinens, the inelheaey
aud danger OF the hot bath in Of asphyAa, tnd
the value Of smoking arsenic in spismodc asihrs.
The empirical remedy OF an infusion Of common
clover hay, in whoopng cough ID alluded 10 IN terms
| Of WARN approval.