For The Tribune,

MP p1rBR1TT'S LECTURE.
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A few citizens of the Seventh Ward, with al
least two from Brooklyn, who contrlbuted-by the
way, quite fraction of the audIence-enJoyed
rch treat on Thursday evening last, in listening to
this Lecture; and not only was ii qualification TO
the intellect ndimagination, rare pleasure to an
admirer of strong thought, forceful language, and
straightforward, meaning elocu;lon, but the prac


rcal effects OF such an address upon an intelligent
audience, cannot fail TO be most useful and sauta-
~ It is and is 10 be, the great problem Of the age


to place Lator where 1t ought to be, high in The
estimation of men, and upon fair footing in the
rewards 1t commands from hem. as ii IS first IN
usefulness to them We hail the life and teaching
OF such man as Elihu Burriu not only as amons
the anspicous signs OF the uIs:, but as themselves
exerting powerful practical influence upon the
great question at Issue. We may not agree with
Mr.. Burntt in ali his opinions: he makes us do
intellectual work, and think for ourselves; but we
wish him God-speed in converting man, by Wecepi
and example, 10 the opinion that Is noble thing
10 lrmt-that it IS divine privilege to labor. We
earnestly hope that our citizens will have another
opportunity OF hearing this lecture. 1t will probably
be re-delivered al Rutgers institute some evening
next week :.