Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-10-25
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Tur ARnrlrloSisTs = These fanatics are again at
work Lewis Tappan has caused Signor ku'z aEo sig
nor Monez the two Spanish passengers on BOARD Inc
Amstad, to be arrested and thrown INTO prison al 'he
suite Of the African Pirates OF that vessel Inc Hollow
ing ia the copy OF the writ
"Cty and County Of .NeW York. IS
be People Of The State Of n TO the sheriff OF the
City ard County OF \ J., Greeting we eom p
YOU, that you take Jose, or joseph tuez,
otherwise called Ppi, alien subject OF The queen OF
Spain if he should be found in your county, ana hn
safely keep that you have his body before Inc Jusi
ces Of The Superior Court Of the City al the City Hall,
in the said city, The third Monday in Ocl"ber, 1857,
10 answer unto FULAH, African Of the Mundi tribe,
on plea Of espass and assault Tor falsely Dapr'sonng
beatng and i'll treating and wound:ng The SUD pians
10 his damages Two Thousand Dollars, as IS said and
have you then and there this writ Witness samuel
Jones Esq, Chief Justice OF The said Court, at the Cy
Hall in The said City, the first Monday Of October 1857
A A CLINTON, Clerk.
Signed THro SEDGwIcK, ATTY.
"Endorsemsnt Let The within defendant be held TO
bail ~ $1,000 (SgnedJ JONES.
A similar writ was issued out OF the Snmm"n tieos'
against Montez and Tappan came TO The ohce IN ne
writ and hen the strangers asked PERMISSION 10 % 10
the Spanish Consul. they were refused IL these things
can be permitted in this country, where s!ase properly IS
recognized b. the Constitution and where large poI-
ton of the Onion are slave States there treseeing
what the consequences may be- Two Spanish merchants
carving their property from port o Cuba to another,
the slaves rise and murder the Captain aud c""k beat,
cat and wound the passengers and nearly take Their AYES
rob the cargo and pea acts Of piracy aud mcr-
der on the high Bva prorldsnl!aev"n The crInh.
mails are captured bv Government vessel rough INTO
Que Of cur ports ard are Imprisoned Nhs yel!n p;.
son under such charges, ard before ,hr decision o. 20.
vernment be had On the application 10 restore lhemto
their lawful owners ,hmse owners, strangers III our
country and mos. mracuou.ly preserved, are arrested
b. lie Abol!iionSs, a, the suit o. the very Criminals
NV in prison, charged with mn!d-r and piracy =
.ule che. ,tis ou,rrss cvh4asi"n IL dane keep
Snant hupl pEyPu an II scr
are given up, they sill be, they should mol appear as
evidence against them remains to be seen IL Is Won
deru That the not issued By tie AboliiioDists
in The name Of Cinquez the Chief pirate and murderer
it nigh, as we'll have been done IN hs same as 10 The
name Of The other Two Africans, ~ho, "e presume,
know nothing Of the matter. trial IS now gong on
in one Of Courts, against en- Aboionist, on an
indictment for enliciug away negro from his master,
and inducing hin. 10 rob him Of money 10 u large
amount; and black pirates and Elotcerers are
made 10 arrest the very white whom ay had roooto
and intended TO murder, and have thrown them INTO
prison under color Of law What is all sto lead to?
DO the Abultonss intend To make the blacks our mas
give them The possession Of The country and It's
Government: II would seem IN every movement
they make This broad, undoub,sd Of false
imp,iSoamat and will be treated as such We ale sur.
prsed iha, writ should have been iseued out of any
Court, a, the suggestion Of these fanatics, Nho should
be in our iunatc asyums The affair creates as Il ought
the greatest Indignation throughout The city Those
unfortunate gentlemen robbed of their property and
here the murderers and pirates are allowed 10 throw
their victims into prison II IS outrageous.
We learn from the Maysvii!e Monitor that the Rev
J. .Nahan, with some others, was as, week tired an
Georgetown, Ohio, upon indictment charging them
with the orcble of negro, who had been taken
I'D as a runaway some three months since A
conviction under the indictment was the consequence,
and the Judgment Of the Court in reference to Mshun
was ha, he be fined three hundred dollars and spr'.
soned for thirty days.
The Monitor makes the following gust remarks upon
the proceeding:
The Circuit Court of Ohio has recently, in! the pun.
shment Of this notorious individual manifested It's re-
gard for the rights Of the people Of the South and de-
termination 10 maintain The supremacy of the laws
within its State. While the judicial officers Of the
free States thus regardu Of what belongs their
positions administrators Of the laws, of The slave
States have no reason to fear that peculiar rights
will not be respected and sustained, whenever circum-
unfortunately render necessary appeal 10 their
authority The Punishment OF such offenders as ) b
Nlahan will do 10 restore confidence between the
North and The South and 10 alay the preudices that
have unfortunately arisen between the two divisions Of
the Union from That exciting question OF slavery than
all the soothing and pacific appeals The patriotism Of
the public, that could be made from this uuth dooms
day.
NEWS OF THE DAY.
The acting Governor Of Kentucky, with view o.
raising $500 600 necessary for carrying on the pub
lie Improvements of that State, proposes sale of sly
per cent Stale bonds TO that amount In the hope o
promoting the sale, the Governor has addressed
lar 10 laise number of the wealthy and patriotic Cit,
zens of Kentucky making strong appeal TO them II
separate something Of their abundance for the purchase
Of these bonds.
The New York Stale loan Of ST. 900 for the en-
largement Of the Erie Canal has been taken by
of the banks Of that city. II is Eve per cent stock
payable any time after 1852 Arrangements have already
been made by the banks taking the loan for the disposition
OF the stock in London The money, according to The
published proposals Of the Commissioners is 10 be paic
by instalments running on 10 July next
The 81. Louis Bulletin Boosting OF sweet poiatoe
raised in that vicinity. which in length tou,
feet ono inch and is sir and half feet in circumference
Ihe long talked-of Antarlic expedition has started
from England consists Of the Terror, $40 TOMS anc
the Erebus, $40 six guns each built expressly for h:
purpose, and finished III the complete style under
the eye OF the Royal Society," the Admiralty
The ships are in three compartments below for greater
safety. Double decks spare rudders eight boats Nv
sets of all Imaginable needed nts &c are SUP
piled, with the most perfect arrangements for warmth
and ventilation Fresh provisions for three years are on
board, with plenty Of pemmican, &c The expedition
B 10 establish observatores al st Helena the Cane and
Van Dieman's Land thence 10 make for the Anlarlic
Pole as far possible The highest latitude ye, reach
ed is % degrees by Capt Weddsll, in 1923 The reia
Ves OF The parties had put board all Of nice,ies
including t,cch cake TO be opened extJanuary 9th
Capt. Ross is commander
VIRsIyIA ToBAcco,-TheSe were inspected in Virpi
MIA from October l. 1888, to September 80 1885, Isl
hhds Tobacco, and the stock hand a, the last me n
toned date 1896. of which 500 hhds were on shin
board not cleared. OF the stock hand $500 hbds
were at Richmond liz al Petersburg, $40 al Lynchbug
and log at Farmville The inspections a, Richmond
were 9992 hhds; at Petersburg GIG Lynchburg o3s