New-York tribune., 1841-05-21

,be cabin forbade him, saying that thing there was III
an uproar The, vessel passiag them soon after
thew left the schooner the captain objected going
board saving that it might be the quickest passage 70 New
yo, for the others but not for him. These all the
a,cral facts elected by tae examination. The
committed r trial but the captain has not get been disco
vcred
Madison and Brolen the 81 Louis Murdeters.-The St
Louis Republican of Monday the 10Th that the Steam
boat Eliza which New Orleans tho I'd inst arrived
=. that city on Saturday the 9th having board Madison
the sunp.sed murderer Of Mr.. Baker The Captain the
Steamboat states that Madison on board at n o.
oassergcr with a from his master Mr. Blanchard de-
string the Captain bring him TO ST. Louis stating that he
(Bunchard) would pay his passage In conversation with
the C.pain Mr. B. said that he wished to keep his slave
MI, of the way in consequence Of some difficulty which had
occurred in New Orleans and TO prcyeS his being pat in
nrson there On his way up the river the Captain learned
Tim, Madison was suspected OF having been concerned the
daboica transactions St Louis he set guard to watch
the pcgro and on his arrival had him committed prison.
He declines to receive any reward for his aOsbcing album
dainty satisfied with having discharged his deity.
specia messenger has been despatched to the GoycrSor
Of Missouri for the purpose of procuring demand from him
on the Governor Of Ohio for tc delivery o; Brown who
,ns,cd at Cincinnati 1t is said that there consdera-
bio opposition manifested the arrest and the police had =
regular -c-tc before they succeeded in capturing him
Norru CAnorIxA-rhc thus far received from
the Special Election in this State last Thursday indicate the
return of the following Members of Congress-
District l. (Currituck, Sc ksNsErH MYSGR Wing re-
" H. (Ilaliiax g. ions R J. DApIEt. OPP over
VIM W Cherry, Wing. by 10 maj. (Bynsr- )
Ill (}eauort. &C., EDWARD SrANLY, 'fhts, not
opposed
~ (Ncwbcn Seq WIN II. WAsHScroS Fhg,
Watson Opp Wing gnin
V wilmington, &C. tfen. JAMES j. MCKAY, OPP.
opposed
VI (Harrcn, SCI NJ T HAWKES., over A. AIRING
tou-boih Opposition.
VII (Fayelteyilc, SCI We have supposed Gen De-
BERRY Wing would be chosen but the pa
papers say BETHUSE Wing, has no opposition
Bcthunc is 4 Wing. mistake in the
name. pcrhaps
VII. (Ralcigb, SCI Gen RonyLus NJ SAuNpERs'
orr Is elected ever !. 5. Smith, Wing.
TX. (Guilford Sc.-fiIs) Hon. A. Il SHErFERp'
Wig Is elected over D S Reid. OPP. a
Wing gain.
X. (Rowan, SCI Hon ApRAm RkScuss, Hing,
elected Wing gam, IN place OF Charles
Fisher. (Colhoun.)
TX. Q.mcoln, &c.l g. W. CALDWELL OPP probably
XII (Buncombe. &c.-Graham's) james Graham and
T. l.. Chiu.man. both Wig running very even.
MIL (Irede. SCI LEWIS WILLIAMS, Uhis, probably.
Tho new Delegation probably stand, for the Admin
istrauou. Opposition-,hree " hiS gain
TrsxrssEr-Wc have roal this State sufficient tc
en.xc the election the following Members OF Congress-
Dist, l. THOMAS D. ARNOLD, Wig, in place Of Wn,-
Carter. do.
H. ADRIAN McCLxlLAS, orr. reelec,ed-400 maj.
III JosErH l.. WiLLIAMs, IVkig, reeloctcd-no OPP
" HorKlxs L. TURSEY Opp reelected
VI William B. CAMrpLIL, Wig, reelected.
VII. RonkRr L. CAnurnrRs, lkig, in place OF Johr
Bell d..
TX. H. NJ. WArrrKsos, OPP over 7 H Canal do.
X. AARON V BRowN, Opp re-electcd-no opp.
NJ. Cvvs JOHNSON, orr. probably reelected
(" XII. MllroS BROWN IFhis. in place of W Crockett
XIII. c. H. WILLIAMS, Wing, probably reelected
q Hon Messrs. TRUMAN SaiTH, THOMAS b ossoRSE
WV. w BoARDM,S OF CT. and WA. 5. HASTINGS OF Mass
Members of Congress- have passed through this City on 'hoi
way Washington.
70 Attic late election Cor County Commissioners in Mas
,Achuset,s three tickets in ESSEX CouatyWhg
Temperance and Liberal The Temperance prevailed by
large MAJORITY.