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Chanceuor Kent's FareoeH 10 HE Bar.

CHuHCeHF hent'S fdT6lCelt 10 The Bnr.
NEW YORK. june. 10.-The court of chan
Gerry adjourned yesterday morning, when his
honor the chancellor took occasion. IN few un
pTemeditated, but feeling and affectionate cx-
preSsiOns, t0 bid farewell To the gentlemen of
the New York bar. The effect was instanta
ne@us and electrical-every rountenance e
very eye filled. The scene was affect
log beyond the power of words. The speak
er and those he addressed were equally NOV
ed. All the bar present invountary rose al
the same moment, and Mr.. Wells, in tone
and manner suitable To the occasion, express
ed the poignant regret they all experienced
at The separation and added that the mem
bers of The ban would take the proper time to
convey TO the chancellor their high sense OF
esteem and NeneratiOn
Singular .Suicide.--On Wednesday, Mr..
Jonas Bush, ofNew York, put period to his
HE, III Pearl street. Mr. e. had las we un
derstandl been for long time in mercantile
business in this city and SavannahMand. in
the latter place, lost all his property by the
great fire. Since his return TO this CITY. he
has been in somewhat embarrassed circum-
stances, and lahored under some other afYic-
tons. Not an hour before committing the
act, being III the stores of two or three near
neighbors, he appeared perfectly well, delibe-
rate, and rational. He delayed the execution
of his purpose till his brother came home
Though later than usual) to dinner, that he
might moi alarm the family IN his absence.
As soon as his brother came in, he went up
stairs, lay down on his bed, and discharged a
loaded pistol into each side opposite his heart,
through which the ball of each pistol passed
lie LETT a letter addressed to gentleman with
whom he boarded, stating lin substancs) that
u ne ana not take ihis course, he probably
should have lived but few wears, and those
unhappily- it had always been said OF
persons who bad committed such AN act as he
now intended, that they had not their reason
or were not IN their right mind, and that, on
this account, he wrote TO his friend to desire
him to contradict such report, lift should be
made respecting himself as he could assure
his friend Of the contrary GPatriot.
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MONUMENT TO BoNApARTE.

The ship Two GATHERINGS, arrived at New
port on Sunday, no days from Calcutta and
Al from ST Helena, reports that the monu-
ment intended TO be erected over the remains
of Napoleon, arrived at st. Helena Ist of
May, but the inscription was not known.
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LaTEsT FROM COLONEL.

te LelSose, which appears Ia
90 pe.d rise o. dat Nance has arr
t.e3 &c fa 'rs 90 tbe shnr; space OF
- "fys lHn LaEuayra From This
ru io t.~ YotA l"uroais furnish Che
HioT Us 1,l.cstins inleuig"
fBah Etd CIR.
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COEaENsS
LotfeTy 5 Exchange Office, IA Mnrket- street.

Lottery y Exchange Office, ia .Hnriet street.
- BALTIMORE.
Where the great capital prizes in BOTH THE LAST
LO ~ EhlE:S Mere sold, and WHERE MORE CAPITAL
PRIZES HAVE BEEN SOLD THAN Ar ANy 0TtIlp
OFFICE IN AMERICA. ~
" me drawing OF the Grand State Lottery g 100000
highest irzelwill be contsued Thursday neSi-JiSk
ets only u dollars but will be TO Is dollars on
the 10Th OF next month. ' VIZ
Orders from part OF the United States y mail (nos
paiu) or by private enclosing The cash or nr,ss
III any Oithe Baltimore lotteries, viii the same nrnmn,
1nd rHnctuai aten1n, as if personal application nd
dressed 10 j. L. COHEN IL it,,.,:."' "1-
-, o,o,,,..,. Secry To the Managers
~ QUEENS Lottery GG.sfte and Register which is
uoshfI every week, will contain the Official s of each
drawing oi the Grand State and Monunis mt lotteries and
os 'orwared gratis 10 all who purchase their tcket
~ CoHEN'S OFFICE. Those who wish 10 receive the
hcglser viii mention ia when they senL on their orders
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1823-06-24

Letters from Washington mention, says the
Boston Centnel, that the Russian Emperor
has receded from the ground taken respecting
the jurisdiction of the North West Coast. &c
and has very wisely revoked his famous Ukase
ON the subject
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1823-06-24
FROM MANILA

Capt. Smith from Manila arrived al Boston.
states that on the Goth Dec some papers were
intercepted az that place, which led to the DIS
covery of horrid conspiracy TO murder all the
European officers of government in the island.
Fifteen of the principal inhabitants were taken
from their beds in the night, and sent on board
the Spanish ship Victoria under strong guard
of soldiers, and all their property seized by
the Governor. This caused great alarm in
ManIila-many of the merchants and others
sent their valuable property on board the ves-
sells IN the harbour for security. The con-
splrators had bound Themselves by solemn
oath to wash their hands in European blood
the execution of which was to have taken
place on the night of the 31st Dec hut
was happily prevented by the accidental mis-
carriage OF some ofther correspondence
Every thing was quiet when Capt S. sailed.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1823-06-24

NJ SALAzAR, the Minister of Colombia,
accompanied by NJ. PALAcIes, has left Wash
ton for Philadelphia, which place is TO be
their summer residence.
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The crops.-It is stated in the last Augusta
Chronicle, upon the authority of accounts
rom the UP country, that the appearance of
the present crop. both of corn and cotton, is
very tlattering-of the latter article it is sup.
posed less has been planted than in some
former years. The wheat fields, too, it is
SAID, never looked more promising for
some years past there has been but small
quantity of this article mad, in its state A
prospect IS also presented of an abundant
supply OF fruit. The spring was rather cold
and backward, but the wea her has of late
been fine, aud the recent plentiful and refresh
ing showers, have given aourishing and
cheering appearance TO the whole face of the
country.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1823-06-24

Captain Price, of the schr. Maria, from ST
Jago de Cuba, informs that the day he sailed
vessel arrived from Jamaica which stated,
that f0e1g pirates out of the ttoeRty -eight sent
IN Tor trial, had been executed on Friday, the
10th May. The remainder had their trial
postponed.
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Kentucku Court of.9ppeoIs.

FRANKroRT, June THE Court on Wed
ncsday last delivered the opinion in the case
of the Clerk of the Bourbon Circuit. This
was "A proceeding o, the character of an infor-
NATION, by the Attorney General, praying Il
Judgment of a motioN from Office for breach
OF good behavior" The information con.
tanned sixteen different charges, calculated to
allow full investigation into the whole official
life of the Clerk, embracing some twenty
odd years. We understand that by the con
| sent OF parties, an unrestraned latitude was
allowed in the testimony, so that not only the
general conduct of The officer, but every par
tlcular act of his official life whether specified
or not IN the charges, were allowed to be
shewn by any evidence offered whether COM
petent cr incompetent: referring all questions
j To the Court IL be decided i'm making up
their final opinion. The Court on the whole
case thus presented and investigated deliver
ed their opiniuUn wherein they acquit the de-
PENDANT OF every sutf cent charge and specifi-
cation contained in the information In speak
ing al some particular acts of the clerk the
| Court do in substance say, they are not with.
out some fault-or that he might have been
more particular. But when the extent of the
Investigations and the probable number and
vigilance of those VINO were active in the pro
secu'ion, IS considered, il must BIZ confessed
that the opinion of the Court may be said to
be an honorable GcguittGi.
.Nore Paper BUTt.-OE Monday last, the
end inst. 100000 of Commonwealth paper
was committed to the flames, in obedience to
the act of the last General Assembly
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FROM HAVANA

SAVANNAH June O. B he schr Mechanic
Capt MAFFIr, just arrived from Havana, we
have received the " .Noticioso .Uercnntd," OF
ihe Isl and Cd inst We have poi them in
the hands OC IA translator, and whatever they
may contain of interest, we shall present to
our readers to morrow
Capt Nj. was informed on the day he sailed,
that intelligence had been received of the cap
ture by pirates, of four cssels, few days
precious, OF the Isle of Pines, 6ne ofwhlch is
SAID to be an American. No intelligence o!
the commencement of hvstties between
France and SPAN had been received there
American vessels were much in demand al
Havana. Republican.
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Capt. Tilden, from Pcrnambuco, states, that
previous To his sailing, a vessel arrived from of
Bahia, that was ordered off by Lord Coch
rane's squadron, consisting of seven saiI-a
snip also arrived the day captain II. left Per
nambuco, which confirmed the above and
iaiormed that a detachment & 500 troops
mad embarked on board of vessels To go down
the coast and land there, TO assist the Brazil
'ans, 1t was generally supposed that Bahia
would surrender to the Brazilians
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Richmond for securing her in aii SO Thai rs her again
"n dn an g 70, expenses paid.
June "A. 14-f REUBEN NJ. SIZTR.
NHGINIA; AZ superior court OF chanceTV holden at
tne Capitol in be city Of Richmond, the ith day Of
John Curd and David Royster exors of Thomas Hatcher
rus.
John Guerrani, admor Of John Guerrant inn who was
surviving executor Of John johnson deceased Pap John
S 1 "d"0r dc bGn non with the will annexed If John
johnson decd and IN his own right Stephen Woodson
conh'uee OF John johnson lundtc and Mary Hatcher,
Vving admor Of Gideon Hatcher deed, and bomas Dam
ie Suckey Sally, Patsy, Jane, Elizabeth Hudson chill
SsnaiIdge, granddaughter OF the said Gideon Dfts.
ne court taking into consideration the report of lis
sna aue IN pursuance uf the decrcta order the i2h
hy OF June 1879 doth confirm the same, aud
tna me maTsha convey the lands therein mentioned lhe
puChase lnmas A. Baber, or his assigns, on receiving
payment Of The purchase moneys and that he ray over the
e Pcee.s 9l sale amounting 10 two hundred and
eny-ihree dollars aud seventy five cents to the pait f
And The court doth further ORDER that enc Of H., ,,is.
Iii 10 slae az account OF Inc rents profits OF the
slu ian SINCE u has been IN possession Of lie efpants
o any one OF them, and repur tue same 10 lie court with
or hsl pee'aly stated deemed pertinent BY himself
" S" may oe required by the parties to he 50 stated
!, Aeopy-Tesis, w w. nENISG. &C.
tn. CDgp,i''i0nsr'' ogee Richmond Jass e. 1881
nave apponied The lh day ofhugust next 10 conmence
which day oeok A. NJ fty are reo1red f., attend a.
5 piee W MS city, win their accounts and vouchers
ready for examination and settlement.
June "a ii-mtd II. RAgER. NC.
VlEGiNiA 10 vii AZ OourI of Appeals IeI7 n the
CaPo 10 the City Of Richmond, on Sautda, lay gIst,
kULEs-ordsred That for the future te I,ct, sbl be
@ am Tue causes disposed of follows The causes
~ f Ooee' 'hall b. regularly called ADD tried, unless
u good cause hewn saving preference 70 he given 70
p.i'Set" causes Aud q for any cse shall be
Isseu shah not be called up u Is spaip reached
up the next calling Of the docket hut al tb n.apce VI
s VINO shall have been ready Try the cause 1T is
anH Tor the purpose Of the calling OF the docket
We in hai De considered continuing from te meeting
W ,t court ~ October until lie final adiqGrnuepi in The
Va Of adjournment. $50 " Wv
Ordersd That the regular terms Of the court as 10 M
't fuINffe fuali Ne frOm ar
snt'enth OF becemheri frOm The twentieth Of Ianuary
hitcenth OF June '" ~ -"'s U''''
Jam. eory-fes'e, JOSEPH ELLEN, Con
o.
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oe Tor which the market price, in cash, viii be paid: lie
'enlen, to tide water. BERNARD PEYroN,
sue %: IL Oary-stree,, kehmond.
Fresh Teas, Liverpool SAT-, &c.
WE have in STORE and offer at private sale
w 2iOo sacks Liverpool filled Salt containing bushels
500 chests and boxes imperial gunpowder Teas lates,
80 importation ship iientress London Traders cargo
60 boxes OF TO- ship Americas cargo tof2 Id. each
100 hhds- brown Sugar Of different qualities
% ools. and 10 terces loaf Sugar
10000 pounds green Coffee
20 pipes Cognac Brandy
20 hbds Antigua Rum
40 bbls.rye Whiskey
so bbls. Country Gin
500 boxes China Tea Sci.
1000 sides son Leather ,Nr.-.l
30i terces Rice -
20 casks Malaga Wine ..,r :,
do. Lisbon do.
s do real Port de.
cases 1-2 pint Tumbers
do Decaniers
do States 81,
100 elegant liquor Gases
$4,000 Spanish Segars
$50 boxes Chocolate, IL lbs. each
100 boxes Candles
$50 TO. Soap
100 do y 10 and 10 X 70 Window Glass &c &c& &c
Also about ninety packages OF DRY GOODS ;consisne
nets Censhaws, Italian Grapes Bombazrts Bombazines
o,ed eeors assorted eoors superfne Cloths
ton Shaws German 0snaburgs, Tickienburgs Bur,aps
mere shawis, Italian Sewing silk, India Sewing Silk Sire
n,z osnabug osnaburgs Thread, brown Shrngs. brown
",
ALSO,
100 packages Shoes Boots
$50 dozen Wool Hats
June IL. 20 49, ''-
'iE parties concerned will take ihal Monday
ulc 2oh day oil August next, shall proceed the
commissioners appointed by the Richmond Cour
10 uivide The real estate OF Charles Clay
between such OF ae parties choose attend and
comply with the order OF SAID court.
ALEXANDER MURRAY.
1uIIc ~ l4 -wlw' Attorney for Betty Murray
COHEN OFFICE, Baltimore, j une 30 1928 :,
* EPOkI OF tile Fourth days drawing of the WASH
~ lNGTON MONUMENT LOTTERY
No 1868 prize of = 5000
*5648 i4i55 1921 prizes of 100
1868 1921
1894 1916
f7263 1856 .
'i0844 fPiHesoi 30
1890
1881
Z prizes of 5 20, and $50 of = 10 each.
Az marked thus sold at COHENS OFFICE. .p6,r. u.
oOOo dollar prize drGrn last day, also sold ana ita
pad "a cash on presentation, a usual
ONLY II MORE DR AWINGS REMAIN TO comnle,e
the scheme and the great capitals Of = 10000 1000
iO,oOO, d o 1000, &c. Ne. still undrawn. '
Whoe Tickets : 10 Quarters SO 20
HaiveS s Eishhs %
To be bad warranted undrawn, at
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WHEAT.

TUE subscriber wishes for considerable.
quaritiy ot good wheat, devera BILE as poss;
BILE, for which the market price, in casa viii be paid Ne
would prefer receiving crops from estates on or
senient To tide water BERNAR PEYrON,
Jtne "a. a. Cary-stre.t Kirbr.,
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TRUST SALE OF NEGR0ES

kDURS UANT 10 "A deed executed Inv Matbay w
brooke and dated the ed day of April 1921 To me as
rdsiee Tor the benefit OF Landon Carter and duly recorded
IN the county oil Gloucester shall uro,ee 70 sI ~
me 'h Iiy oi July 1925 being Gloucester court ay m
oIcester Courthouse, in front of John ansonn tavern
the following property valuable family OF negroes five
m number, for cash. rhes are verv well conditioned
slaves some OF them good house servants. shall convey
suSh lite only as vested in by terms OF HE deed
June "a 14-it Il. NELSON IT, rrrs,ss
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JOURNAL OF THE LAW SCUOOT-
Richmond, June IL.

Ht ioiowing letter received from Judge TAYLOR will
g snew the terms upon which the Journal of the Law
schooi VIII be sold rs Progresses when complrted
p..,, PETER COTTON.
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lure ny pirates, OF four cssels, a few days
previous, OIL the Isle of Pines, bne ofwhch is
SAID To be an American. No intelligence or
the commencement of hostilities between
France and SPAN had been received there
American vessels were much in demand al
Havana. ReDubLicnu.
We understand that The Commissioners APP
polniedby the Governor and Council OF Mary
land to survey the route of Canal from Fnt.
CIty OF Baltimore 10 the Potomac River, vii
convene at Frederick on the 30lh inst for the
purpose of entering upon the duties oil their
appointment.
The Banks in Baltimore are receiving pis-
tdreens at SeUenieen cents, the amount which
HE mnt of the United ;. has declared them To
De worth. Bal. finer.
The New York Evening Post has received
Spanish GaZe,tes 10 The lst Of May, brought
by the arrival, last Sunday, Of the Spanish
Letter OF Slarque, from Cad.z They contain
several interesting articles relating 10 the I'M
hoiy war which has been waged against that
unhappy nation Although Freucli troops
have advanced far into that country. and ere
this have probably reached 'Iad,id rrt enough
appears tn shew that the work rui finished.
lhe Seville papers to the 1t May represent,
That great and energetic measures were adopt.
HS ny the spanish Government IN every
direction, To oppose the French The 0itiglGs
oi the different provinces were organizing
themselves with the greatest activity. The
wealthy inhabitants were Withdrawing from
the towns and cities likely TO be invaded. as
also the youthful part Of the population. Ca
taioula, That was at short lime since very
dpti-constfutonal, with that ppculiaritv 0f
character which distinguishes the Spanish
iuun, IS now The greatest foe of France
IN" famous Empecinddo has taken up arms
again ~ defence of his conntry's rights. and
has issued an enthusiastic proclamation.
a'owlng his intention 10 perish in her cause.
The no less noted Cbaleco has also come out
with the same sentiments, and Likewise MANY
others. IL will be rccollccfed that these two
men are the Guerilla chicnans, who were
the scoursc 10 Hapolcon's veterans.
Aud u also appears That the commanders OF
y e d'herCni military districts were actively en-.
gagged IN organizing their armies. Count
Abi-ha has made extraordinary preparations
To- defend Madrid, and, il IS stated in the Sc
Vile papers he has a brilliant corps Of I2 600
| men, and that he is resolved upOn making a
| strong resistance.
! The Cortes have made regulations for The
| corps oi Foreigners, that have been raised and
were raising, as also fof the gurrrillas.
| SPANISH DECLARATION OF WAR.
The following is translation ofthe Decla
ration OF War against France, received by tho
Letter of Marqae Taraniula.
SEVILLE GAzErTg, April GO.
Tie King h5s Issucd tie following decree :
Nb'rcas the Spanish territory has been
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nEAp c1p Rtedham, 2gth Nav 1928.
@An pm your favour of tie 7ti OF April last was
iii iIeneu oy iuaiii but from circumstances over
when, hau no CONTROL could not answer il before
was led o The publication the Journal of the Eap
~, ~ not ," much with view profit, YOU as
10 o useful could, In furnishing precedeuts aapted o
iV saw the want of such precedents, the
,, lie i. out by Tue Clerks Of Courts, we'll
the peadings "f our lawyers, every where So f as bev
'o TIE % ,sy view, with very few exceptions prove
hs hFsl volume you know, published, M INV own
expense and for which have paid and so soon as The
W1Gees oil % sh reimburse me aud enable 10 go ON
w " .e p"Diica'ion oil Tue second volume, shalt do H.
as II Is no" read for the comprises many use
wi ~, Wectfnt Ia addition 10 the first and there IS no
,,' ~ I'VE hat the third volume, will he ready for
ny the end Of the present session the Lnrv
oot' bni LEI The sales oi The first volume, what they
may wnen the work Is completed. it shall be published
u al tnose who may have paroniSed it, bought
iy VI me hFS volume shall have copy iiIe second
toune al one dollar and Of the volumes at three
@ each SO ha the four voldnie will cost :; y and
N"h may no" advertise the work accordingly.
am, dear sir, your most obedient servant
Peter Cotton. RIAnenG l. - c. ~
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On Tuesday, the 18th inst. Court of En-
qury, consisting of Capt J. d. ELLIOTT as
President, Captains r. HENLEY and WIN. b.
FINCH, and WALTER f. JONES, Esq, Judge
Advocate, convened at Gosport. The Court,
we understand, will enquire into the causes
which led to the capture fthe Spanish schoon-
er .Ntnjd Caiafdna by the U. S: brig Spark,
then in command of Capt. j. WILKINsoN it
will also enquire into the circumstances attend
ing the attack recently made on the U. S.
schooner Rerenge, late under the command
OF Lit. U. Z. Lew, by one of his Catholic Ma
Jesty's hrigs of war, together with the subse-
quent loss of that vessel. RIO.
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done nothing else but give convoy and seek

done nothing else but give convoy and seek
after pirates"
:. The Pilot captured from the pirates) sail
ed hence on the l7thtor Vera Cruz, Tampico,
sc. with dispatches from The Commodore.-
She is commanded by Lieut.. Stribblng and
will return to Norfolk as soon as she gets back"
We also iearn from our correspondent, that
two houses with some tents have been erected
on the island ; but that no hospital had been
built, and il was understood that Doctor Wiz.
HANSON, who went out with the squadron in
the capacity of Navy Hospital Surgeon of the
station, would be compelled to send several
OF the sick home, 10 consequence ofhavlng no
suitable accommodations for them. This fact
we think proper to state, as it might appear
singular that the sick should be sent home,
when we were led to believe that proper pro-
vision had been made for their accommod
tion at the island-which we are assured is
not the fact. Doctor Williamson had been ap-
pointed by the Commodore to act as Health
Omcer OF the place. Norfolk Herald.
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SALT SUGAR & LEATHER.
2f9O sacks SALT, best Liverpool filled
100 hid,. SUGAR
ZOO sides SOAL LEArllER-For sale bv
Juhc 10 ll-btif OTsS DINIHp Cn.
TEN DOLLARS REWAR

ANAWAY from the srrier OH t,. ni,eb Of the t7,
% lhst negro woman 10y the DICY about q
years ohi stout made, of eninpiexOn rather
sien aud has the appearance Of beard She
1oh VIII -f 81 her ciohing and headings her clothes
not wen describe, as she had good many. have every
reason to believe that she will eudeavor 10 ee 10 Jvueb-
ourg or the ncgh6orhood she has husband other
CONNEXIONS lng there. purchased her in Januaty 81,
from Mt Wn. NJ gives, Campbell county The a5oye
reward WIN he paid for her delivery the subscriber in
Richmond for securing her in iai so thai s her apain
ant all reasonable expenses paid.
June "a. i4-f RFtIuEN NJ e1zTR
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VIE parties concerned will take Monday
uic 2o'h day OF August next, shall proceed get the
commissioners appointed by the Richmond Cour,
10 divide the real estate OF Charles Clay Powbaan
county between such OF Se parties choose TO attend and
comply with the order OF court.
ALEXANDER MURRAY,
fnr nnfi Mtirr
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BY letters from Ohio, we learn that John
Reese, who was approhended on charge of
ruhblns the Mail of the United States, has,
after examination before the District Judge of
that State, been discharged from custody.
aud set al large MT Int
The Mayor Of Boston has arrested the
master ola coasting vessel on a demand for
three thousand dollars penalty for introducing
passengers contrary To The laws of the State
for prev enting the introduction Of paupers.-
The existence and execution of such laws at
Boston are facts Of no little interest, as bearing
on the principle involved in the great debate
on the final question Of the admission Of the
State of Missouri into the Union. The case
~ Massachusetts is so much the stronger, as
1t relates to free white persons, and not 10 free
persons Of color aud so much stronger still,
as the prohibition is effected by legislative
dci, and not Gas in the case Of MissOuri) by
the organic law. 1t is thus that time tests
the truth Of all propositions, as it does of the
professions ofmen. Massachusetts, the reso-
lutte opponent Of the admission Of Missouri
igfO the Union, has not only gone step be.
y0nd that State in the theory TO which ex-