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New-York tribune., 1877-10-13

Professor Tvndall delivered remarkable address
before the Midland Institute, birmingham, October
l. He began by deprccating the necessity which
he was placed Under Of delivering an ad ireS5 as
President Of tho Institute suggesting that other SCI
entiiic Investigators not called upon for such
efforts However he went on with discourse which
fills iour and a half closely printed columns OF Iha
LonJoa Times Tho subject Of the address was in
trolucsd by the following definition OF the speakers
views: The order and energy of the universe,
hold to be inherent, and not imposed from
without; the expression of fixed law, AID
not of arbitrary viii. exercised by what
CARLYLE would call an almighty c!ockmaker.'
Then followed az interesting review of the discov-
cries tha led TO the doctrine of the conservation Of
forces and the proof that heat is mode Of motion.
Carving this doctrine 10 its logical sequence,
Professor Tyndall showed its application 10 the
mrntal operations Of man. This brought up the
,ld qncstlon Of the conflict between necessity and
free will in human actions. The speaker adj
yocatod the doctrine of necessity. But he was
careful to point ont that the doctrine does
NOT absolyo men from moral responsibility. 10
the argument What is the use of preach
ing about duty, If mans predetermined position in
the moral world renders him Incapable of profting
by advice" Professor Tyndall would reply, "Who
knows that he is incapable r. lIo wound up by as
sriiag his hearers that The tendency of modern
opinion on these subjects was toward belief that
social A., well as physical life did not need to call in
supernatural agency to account for its phases.
New-York tribune., 1877-10-13

sons TO whom notoriety seems tho very breath .,
life; the indcx-fngcr Of the world IL all they Bv.
for, ana it doesn't much matter for what they ara
pointed at, 80 long as There he goes That's ha,s
follows them. At watering place. last snmme,
ex-Lentenant-Goyornor SILL Of Connecticut han.
p'nod to be bathing at the Same time with ons q,
these frlsky fellows who are never content exeen,
they are the focus Of all eyes. friend was tr,iny
to persuade him TO dive "Shol" says sill. "You
never get him 10 do il. He can't bear 10 with.
draw from the public gaze long enough 10 dive"
The Secretary Of tho Beethoven Monument Com
mittee. in Vienna in acknowledging a contribution
of 30 norns tS27O from the Musical Club ~ Gin.
cinnat, writes: May you noble art friends never
tire in yOur beautiful undertaking 10 conquer m
ever increasing territory in your graid country for
tho classic art. and be- assured that Europe viii not
be tardy in giving you the need Of joyful rccogni
tion which yOu deserve as the pioneers ~ music IN
the New World" IL is gratifying to fld In a dis
tant city like Vienna accurate appreciation Of
the conditions Of art In America. and 40 cordial
recognition Of the service performed by Cincinnati
in linst Masking known the music Of Beethoven 10
Ncw-York. Boston, and the other outlying yillagoa
10 was Delegate jones' Of Nyack.
Who thougit to Purroy to talk back;
But that broth Of boy,
The gifted Puuoy.
,}roke his jaw at the very first whacl.
New-York tribune., 1877-10-13

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New-York tribune., 1877-10-13

IL does not follow that General Mcclellan has
actively attached himself TO the great Tammany-
Canal Ril z combination simply because Mr. Kc'ly's
convention eilcryesccd into al Endorsement OF him.
Ii was no doubt, rather noteworthy that cOnyen-
ton with such an unruly brood at home. should
doriake To "a her any alien chickens under the wing
of its sholterng approval. 1t was Odd. too. tnat
the other representative Democrats who were
running for something all over the country
should be passed by. and single one selected for
Mr. Kelly's pItron2lng attention. Bat this emo
tionai resolution meant something aud 1t could
hardly have been drawn out by the fact that the
object OF tins teLder passion ia bis meanderngs is
wont 10 STYLE himself in hotel registers George
B. Mcclellan New YORK" for this is habit to which
many other brevet Jerseymen arc addicted
when they are not quite sure that they are
proud Of their sO-calied home. The whole
affair was probably intended for neat COM
plment to Mr.. Tilden. In the feeble state of that
centleman's heath. he never could have endured "A
square indOIsemcnt from the old Caualors, and Mr..
Kelly considerably allowed General Mcclellan to
be glorified in order TO assure Mr.. Tlden that a
Democratic candidate for the Presidency, once de-
leated is forever enshrined in the hearts OF the
faithful. This may look like circuions plan for
encouraging Mr. rlien. but Mr.. Iildou is himself
gentleman Of circuitous ways. and no will therefore
the more readily appreciate such delicate attention.
The poor old thief who Is now being put through
his paces by his energetic attorney, before the Al
deImen's Committee. seems actually TO enjoy tho
shameful prominence it gives him. There are per
New-York tribune., 1877-10-13

Since the cooler weather has made the open
air less popular, less has been heard OF the
Hunters Point nuisance and tie measures pro-
posed for its abatement, but to-day's announce
ment that a large fertiizing establishment
situated there has been abandoned. shows that
work has not been discontinued The Health
Department has made progress toward the
abolition of this stubborn smell, and it Is to be
hoped its officers will persevere to the end.
New-York tribune., 1877-10-13

Among the subjects discussed at the Saratoga
meeting, IN September of the American Social
Science Association, there was none of more general
interest than that which occupied, for The most part
the attention of the Conference of State Charities
Tho principal topic in that department the
proper treatment of mendcants and tramps. 8nd
the distribution OF charities by tho individual and
the state. Tne two papers read by Professor Fran
els Way yanl, of Yale College, on Outdoor Relief
and "Tramps," which attracted much attention at
the time of their delivery, have siuco been pub
ished III pamphlet form oy the author. and are hay
ing. through Boards Of State Charities, and similar
associations very wide circulation. Professor
Wayland has made the matter subject of thorOugh
investigation and careful study. and these two pa
pers contain in a very concise form, the results Of
his labors. The duty of society and the State
toward the dependent and criminal classes Is a
subject which the alarming increase of idieneSs and
mendicaRcy, and the corresponding prevalence Of
crime must bring prominently before the public. for
consideration and discussion. 1t is one. and
by no means the least, Of tho social problems
that confront us in the future. IL calls now
not for the tender consideration of the benevolent
and philanthropic, who are touched with compassion
at sight of anything like distress. but rather for
careful study and effective treatment by clear
headed. unsentimental men, 1t is subject in which
every ybody is interested, and every intelligent con-
tributon to the discussion will be welcomed by the
public.
New-York tribune., 1877-10-13

Ben Wade must have q credit mark for re-
fusing to serve in the stay-at-h0me brigade.
His example ought TO serve for either side OF
the Hayes controversy in this State.
A good many statesmen have made virtue
of not taking their back pay. 1t seems to have
been reserved Tor Mr.. Geo sc William Curtis
not to take the whole of his proper pay, and
TO make no fuss about it, either.
The filibusters' outburst, in Washington, is
like the tune that was frozen up in tho bugle
and thawed out with the warm weather. These
explosive gentlemen have been Corked up since
the Fourth of March. That's all.
Later returns from Ohio reduce the figures
which the Republicans, in the first hours of
defeat, freely conceded to their opponents.
it seems likely now that Mr.. Bishops major
ity Will not much exceed $4,000. THIS looks
less like a tidal wave.
There is good deal of interesting and
fashionable intelligence in the running account,
given elsewhere, of the men whom Tweed puts
on his list. The brOwn-stOne voter may be
glad to know that Mr.. Sweeny IS ready to re
enter politics
Having come 10 Terms Oh tnc sutQect OF
union, the leading Central American States
are now in fair way to IeGstablish the old
Confederation, if they really desire IL. The
oppositiOn of Costa Rica should be deemed of
little account, inasmuch as sclf-interest will
inevitably cOnstrain ner to enter the cOntem-
plated union.
Mr.. Blunts explanation does not she'd much
light on the matter of the sailors boarding
house,. Even 10y hs showing, the boar has
held but one meeting year, and be submits
no figures to disprOve Mr.. Fcrris's statement
as t. the absorption IN salaries of practically
the whole amount received for license fees.
Mr.. Blunt ought to explain again. and with
greater fulness.
Many New-YOrkers. who have friends and
neiebbors scattered through the Hackensack
yall<y, will read with interest sketch of the
village of EnglewOod, furnished TO InE TKIB-
usr this morning by Mr.. j. ID. Sherwood, who
proves by the moderation and delcscy with
which he praises his adopted home. that the
New-York tribune., 1877-10-13
6usiness ACntss.

WuBOR's COD LIVER OIL and LTME.-Thc
great popularity Of tins safe and ecaCous pre- aal -
lriusc worth. In the
colds ssthma bronChts whOoping scrotul uS ing
and cOusumYtVe symptoms superior II equal LEI
early symptoms O dseas whom an aVtnt IS
thus at which vii al eylate all complain al te c 81
lungs throat Manrfd only by a. l.. WLBoh Chtnls'
Boston sold by al dru sgists
Wedding and Bal Cards, foreign Note Pan r, Mono
grams printing kinds lowest prices. EVerde BOZ way
New-York tribune., 1877-10-13

The Duke Decazes appears to have acted
with less than his ordinary sagacity i'll sane
tioning the expulsion of the American named
Bedell, whose irrestrainable desire to be in
politics led him to support actively Repub l.
can candidate. As, however, this Foreign Min
lister is doubtless soon to be out of power,
Minister Noyes may expect the most ample
apologies from the Republican who is likely to
succeed him. Bedel has only to bide his time.
His fault will be deemed virtue by the COM
ing Ministry.
New-York tribune., 1877-10-13
author of a comic history of America can still
take q sober view of things

A letter from a staff correspondent, on an
other page, gives some figures with respect u
the wages of miners, which throw new light
on the relative positions of the operators ana
the men. In one prominent case, the dii-
ference seems to have arisen over the rate oi
increase, not of reduction, and because the
men could not get 10 per cent they refused
to take 10 per cent.
New-York tribune., 1877-10-13

Mr.. Randall seems to be the coming Speaker.
There will be no little satisfaction with that
result, if he redeems his promise to appoint
if elected, only such committees rs are neces-
sary to perfect the legislation suggested by the
Presidents message, and to appoint these the
day after the orcaniz lt0n of the House. There
is no necessity foT long session of Congress
at this time. The country can gain nothing by
it, and it is ALWAYS in danger Of losing. Mr.
Randal's plln is good one, and adds another
to his many advantages over his competitors
New-York tribune., 1877-10-13

Thanks to the abundance of the recent rains,
there Is no immediate causo for fear as TO the
supply of Cr0ton. But the maxim lin time OF
"peace prepare TOR w2r" might he properly
paYallcled in this matter. The time for has
tcning measures TO make our water supply
permanent is during the period when wafer Is
peny. This Winter should not be allowed to
pass without the completion Of the measures
that are now under way. There Il an
answer for prophets who predict that
some day this city's need of water viii
outgrow any practicable supply, since it il
suggested that in case of extreme need, and
if Connecticut be willing, we my tap the
Housatonic But. fortunately, there VIII be no
need for a new aqucduct till the citys finances
have had a chance to recuperatc from past
drains; at present it is the municipal treasury,
not the reservoir that is in need of filing.
New-York tribune., 1877-10-13

Ben Wade must have a credit mark for re-
fusing to serve in the stay-at-home brigade
His example ought TO serve for either side OF
the Hayes controversy in this State.
New-York tribune., 1877-10-13

A good many statesmen have mnde virtue
of not taking their back pay. 1t seems to have
been reserved Tor Mr.. Geo sc William Curtis
not to take the whole Of his proper pay, and
TO make no fuss about it, either
New-York tribune., 1877-10-13

The flibusters' outburst, in Washington, is
like the tune that was frozen up in tho buglG
and thawed out with the warm weather. These
explosive gentlemen have been Corked up since
the Fourth of March That's all.
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1877-06-07
GdlSnes GriIpirI ciner Dame.

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Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1877-06-07

Iaus Dam b a dl CT. Der cine biiblhe
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9oTcn," Obnc bub luir bIin;cIten.
Awouzate, Mosjc! Slbie fir beutc.-
gdhltenS neiter.
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Sie int Srieutirirgr rummanbirenOrn
sSeloIerren.

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iiebt, bat man cs bier nit Iauter NeIo.
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gen trafcn ben @ice.Yrdiibsnten OcS
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Wieber 40 6anie.

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Der 2cIer on elmer onoeren StelIc y
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Sreunben unb @6nnern Der ,Stauts'
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bic mir ilberau fonben. Infer Sch.
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