New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-10-28
Things in Philadelphia.

Things in Philadelphia.
PHILADELPHIA, Oct 2, lsia
The slave case in the Circuit Court OF the United States
terminated in which has somewhat disappointed
both parties The decision has been aintte dsttntan
es,abishing-or rather conirmingihe indispuabe right
ofthe slave owner within the borders OF TIL, State r
ton the and return of runaways, without OesIr
ton moestaton In tie case just DECIDED, Three men,
claimed slaves arrested, III part but hnally e.
capedone by DEATH and all three were lost TO the owners
as was alleged through the retous proceedings OF p
ton of The defendants
or this unlawful interference they have been found gull
Nv; but instead OF recovering ,he
ages sustained estimated at $1,000 the jury have assessed
the damages, upon all the defendants a, $3.50 and
10 the amount Of cents verdict which while sustaining
or recognizing the law will Ter towards nvalidang the
important provision OF protection 10 The Shareholder wlh'
out which the law is 10 him valTeless.
Our General Sessions pied with the Of The Ger
man, Vonvei, who has been tried, convicted and impn
soned Oh charge of stealing, 40 soSeregns from NIX
Honas,er when lis alleged the money actually belonged
In poor German, who has thus been the victim OF con
spiracy that robbed him Of his liberty good namepune
TRASH and ALL II a pu1zlng case and we shall see apob
which is the real Simon Pure.
We have the divorce of Patton, who dbsacss the
post OF Cashier OF The Farmers Mechanics Banh the sale
Of Vito Vnrs splendid collection OF and Gu ous Goods
originally Intended for the New.fork market The enlhu
sias,c meetings OF The Temperance men, VINO have The
steam MP and are going ahead on The largest scale The
committa of Sam Dolby for gross perjury, by which be
bailed out the German Count plck.pocket who now
ness OF the Tyler politicians here, who, cotbea IN te
brief authority exercise it most vlanoasy pushing out Of
every petty office those who refuse 10 turn traitors TO ,F
principles change their opinions and putting In % who
never had principle or an opinion, or they had were
always ready 10 sell them to the highest bidder wehH
these things with occasional burglary, street robbery,
fire. or something of the sort but as your City abouads
all these there remains a. PRESENT nothing OF suf
novelty TO make my letters either Instructive or inter-
| esting
| L.TgRFRoM MExlcu--Hayann papers received
/ Cra,, Nnro f'ruJ
to the 3lst ultimo. Official information had been
received in the city of Mexico that Gen. ALL
had captured by surprise San Antonio. Ibis lest
was celebrated with pomp and eclat. President
| Santa ma does not intend TO assume The command
| of the army against Texas. he intended 10 leave
the city of Mexico OH the lst OF October, to sPsna
some time at his country house near Vera CIua-
II is believed that the Cabinet will accompany
| him.
it is stated that the merchants from the ITO
Grande had purchased all the goods in Bexar ana
that there was probability tina; the American
merchants would be released; that about foEii
OF THE TExIAN PRISONERS WERE TO BE- SENT 10
Mexico in few days. The Texans, IN iae
fight that took place before they SURRENDERED
killed two aiexicans and wounded twenty-sS, sh
of whom since died.
The Texan citizens taken prisoners ut San ap,
tonic, numbering one hundred, or Whereabouts na''
published an address to the people OF Texas, cay
ing that they have been treated with great lenency
by Gen. Woll-indeed, as prisoners OF war. i~o
men were shot at the time Of the capture pss"s
rejoice to state that our friend Van Ness was hc'
among them, nor does it even appear thai w
enc of the prisoners. n. o. Picayuf'
| N and em
Meredan Lodge No. AZ o. OF o. f., and members s o AMI
order generally requested to meet a, The
afternoon tthe 18th instanD at hatgast one oeSa
tend the funeral OF our late brother George W. Deoe''s
| from his late residence l53 Prince street.
W. w. WALLACE, " -.
| JNo B. KNAPP Secretary. on"
EEna OF the World in IsA3:-Rev $40. asoai n
SToRRS (of Albany Will deliver coofse OF &c ~ Con.
cert Hail, 4O5 Broadway, this friday evening" o"u G
y o'clock The public aud clergy arc PS taken 10
vi,ed to attend. Seats free. collection WIZ oe o9s IL
defray expenses.
II Window-GIass at AuctleH1;wg.HIna ard From
oeooef 30, ~ L. ~ Ra@ontaa
and Gloucester brands, comprising ia COMMENCE at
sizes, 20 be sold to close concern. sac oT D. f9
| III O'Clock.
French Oral an ,sl TEE Ia,e
tca system The subscbsr fully instructed Dy 'ss
John Hauesca in the Of his system Is or!nss ber
Fyeninp Glass, which VIII
Ceprr6en visiting join will please call ana ep'ei w.
sdy,s Glass has just commenced which lew ny ia
can join second Lady,s Class WI eommeaes 90 VIZ
| November L. NAN zoStA ~ ~ prsnkln.
| o24 cod 1t :" f'0''
! r Particular Nofice.--Those persons h hsI
f1rnirure OF any description dispose o. or VINO arc
iry M housekeeping, will fnds ready sale tor any
or ali of their goods, by sending their address, %
mon the subscriber Goods any amount purcaasc
! je20 II r. CotT0N CO.. W. '"sN
~ N1r. Governs Temperance cong aeh
(Which could net be given Mosday evening. - nzce
being without notice closed against hD-"ln laAs ,soe
Friday epcBing, 23h. at the Saloon oil Wasnins Ss
Broadway
" Geuraud's Eau de Beanic, Tor tn ,H III en-
exerninatiEg TAM pimpes, reckeS, roo sea
aneuus erup,ions. This beautiful cosheuC w. had AZ
known need another word. The genuine 10 " ~ stssd.
the original Office, 81 Wakefstreet one do'i ,s In5
way. 81 per bottle.
| II The Temperance Socaety Oh ~ ", ,b ~ Sac 81
Phys-'ans and Surgeons, OF the University Oh w tbs
| Sew-York will hold meeting Friday kfenpssnn T.
eh inst AZ III. College Hail. 81 Cfosby. street. a. sn
Maceogan oruipr President Of the Sbcey' @ II ,ae
| bark for China viii give addres. ON TIE eis TIE
hssnnary en;e.prse on the Medical Prosrs'Hn 80 nub
society OF ha AIurni the Medical profession aaS ies %
| lie generally are respectfully invited 10 a'leHa.
commence al BY order roN Cor s.errtsyy
o2s 1t Dr.. hoLi ON ~