Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-10-27

lined in iail AZ Boston as fugitive from iu.tiee of
Nu:'n,s, has excited come interest A writ OF III q.
heas Corpus was served upon the jai.or, Who r..
fused 20 cever him M. An order, However, ~ IS
pasiet by the Supreme Court tina, baltimore shou'd
iot,hwith be hrough, before them, which Was done
end the Argument ON the Habeas Corpus proceeded
with.
In answer to the writ, a charge Of robbery, and
claim upon him rs a fugitive slave, were put in.
tbs, however, It was argued Ivy the prisoners
counsel, was not satisfactorily establshed-and he
eontendod farther, tina, the Police Court had no ia
rsdction In the OF fugitive from justice, aud
therefore he ought TO be released. A constitutional
question was also raised.
| Alter consultation IN tho library, II was unan
mously decided by the Court TO resose baltimore to
tho custody Of Constable S,ra,,or, TO be conveyed
TO Jail.
As the ofi:ers were taking him back. on unsuc.
eessul attempt at rescue was made The PRISONER
was brought up before the Police Cour, Yesterday
and the case postponed until Mondiy-bail for
5000 being demanded for his appearance. lie will
still, however. be kept in prism. until the decision
of the claim OF his for HIN rs fugitive slave
is made by the U s. Circuit Court. 10 which n /,
now refefreJ.-.E Y. I'm.
On Saturday morning, as one Of tho Dep1,y
Sherfs OF Dutehes county was conveying the celia
bratsd Bill Mosher and his father to the State Pri-
son. for the crime OF grand areency DO ard o. one
Of the North River boats, he was suddenly found
among the missing, ard his irons and shoe, eft in
| his place. Search was Immediately made for the
rogue, but he had ESCAPED. II is. therefore, to be
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approaching the whad and swan TO the shore. A
reward Is offered FOE his arros,.-N. York San.
| GOOD FOR EVIL.
"henever the Dsmoeratic party is IN a msj,sity,
We trust that It will show perfect fairness IN the
representative apportonr,ent of the States whether
Tor Constsss or the Legislature. Not 10 speak OF
hisher considerations, we persuaded that IL " IN
prove the best policy. Injustice sink, deep into
the pubic mnd. and is sure TO be visited with final
| rctribution. No permanent sscend,ncy can be 81. .
tha
appreciation OF the mass Of tho people. The evil
| ekimpo set 10y our opponents IN this particular,
| VIII, We trust, m no case, be followed.
Zoe Spectator tLoco) gives its psriy the above
sensible hint. We have seen the schemes Of certain
leaders OF the party for dsranchis ns the minority
IN Virginia, and should they DO carried out, the
wing party Will not regret II in the long rum Such
ann injustice as the schemes IN question propose TO
perpe'raic, WILL sooner or later, convert the mino.
Fiiy into the majority. Fredericksburg Arena.
ESuac. Of a letter dated London, 92i Sep,cm.
| ber 1912.
! CoNrLiM.srs To BRorHrR JosArnAs.-A few
weeks ago, at a Court which sat at Preston, in
Lancashire, (old Ensland) a young man a DIVER
by trade, was tried for tho oRenc. Of stealing some
patterns OF printed goods from his employer intend
Ing, as ne declared, carrying them with him TO Anne
riea, where he wished 10 set up business for him
se.i. lie was convicted, and had TO smart fer hi,
speculative turn with rather long sentence in pro-
nouncing which. the learned Judge presiding mir
Justice Marshal) addressing the prisoner, conclud.
| ed IN these terms-"You meant, as YOU st,tc 10
take them to America; in my opinion the most
tiseaIy nation IN The world, Tor they don't pay my
DIVIDEND Courier.
Interesting TO the Lortrs II Nusie-The Boston
Atlas chronicles with great satisf,ction tho arrival
IN that city by the Britannia, OF MIR Bohrer concert
master aud hrst o oncclist TO the ling of Written
berg, AMI unquestionay tire most ce.t cd per.
turmer on the violenceo in Europe. IL appeats by
the London papers that he was passing ineognito
through that city on his way TO this country, when
ne was called upon ard constrained TO give a con
CERT, mrs, al windsor Castle before Prince Albert
and The Queen. and afterwards at the Hanover
Rooms, before some of the London Amateurs. The
papers speak OF the performer displaying powers
which place MIR BohIer m the same rank with Pa
ganini, and as solo,st on the viooneelc, is ih-
out rival lie comes to this country bearing let
tiers OF introduction OF the highest authority; among
whom 70 one from Baron Humboldt, who speaks
oil nm as possessing mobile and prodgous
Ia ent.r
Mr IL. is accompanied by his son.
lie gives several concerts in b is,on prior 10 his
departure for the South. The amateur, of PhiIa-
deiph'a will have an opportunity Of appreeiatins
his skill.
DFSuScrATIJs oT misunderstanding is said
OF PIN IN contemplation Tor denouucing the IL
Democratic > nitors, who voted IN favor OF the reA
" lately made with great Britain. We trust nothing
OF the KIND will DC done. Tho Democratic party
are rot 90 strong Just now TO bi ube TO bear such
wholesale Kind OF denunciuon. war with Great
Britain would have thrown back the cause genu-
inc Democracy al least f!ty years. Il would have
done this, by compelling the Government TO resort
70 paper money, funding on an extensive scale and
oil that Kind OF schemng, which the result of DIS
orders IN finances. IL was no doubt, in part, from
Considerations OF this nature, that so many Demo
cratic Senators were induced to assent TO treaty,
some OF the provisions oil which they could not
heartily approve, but which. under the circumdin
ces OF the case, they believed to be the best that
could be ob;aned.-N. Y. Morning Post.
The Lowell Courier states that the Lowell Man.
uiaetuting Company have begun a new building Tor
manufacturing purposes in that town.
CnEAr SrEAMBoAr.-The steamboat Norfolk
was sold on Wednesday last. at sherif's sale, Tor
$500! She was bought ty gentleman Of Mo
bie.--h. o. Piesyiue.
Tic Bnigep,rt Standard mentions tina, forty.
two tons OF marble, from Egremcnt in this county,
Tor the Custom house, have arrived yte Housa-
tonic rail road IN that place This IS a part of The
200 tons To be delivered this fill. The marble for
the Gitard College has been furnished in part by
tho same contractors. The Berkshire rail road
passes the quarry at the distance Of mic and a
halt-.Hbany ID. .fip.
Hon. JOHN G. SPENCER, Secretary of War
came down to this City yesterday from Albany. on
ms return to Washington. IL 10 understood that
IA; has formally renowned tho Wing party nGd
has wrt;ena letter to a Western friend, which is
10 DC published ut tho season most calculated to
Wing measures, Protective Tariff excepted.
N. Y. Tribune.
Hon G. a. WfegLIFFE, =. NJ. General, has 70
turned TO Washington from lis Western tour.-T6
THE WHos OF &c AND rHE WHres or a.
During the Revolution some hundred battles and
skrrnishes were lost AMI won, and yet the Wing,
OF the Revolution, did not YIELD nor were thew
ever discouraged. They bore up ogaiGst their loss
es and their defeats like men determined 10 conouer
ultimately, or die. They were often unfed, un.
clothed, unhoused; and yet they never forge, that
they commenced toe with the determination
70 be ifee and they u0tsid do it, Let the Wings Of
the presen. day feel the spirit and determine
ton and they wH ultimately succeed. They will
nod YoIkio"n, yet, whore they will be blessed
with freedoms glorious Gown Yhetiing Times
TREATY WITH THE sACs AND FOXES.
The 81. Louis Republican, OF the 18Th says:
1--WE learn from gentleman, who left the irea-
~ ground and came pos. haste 10 this city, that n
treaty had been concluded between Gov. Chambers,
commissioner on the part OF the United SIalee and
the Soc and Fox nation of Indians.
the SAGA and Foxes have sold all their country
between the Mississippi and Missouri rivers (sbout
twelve millions Of nctos.) They to remain in
possession OF the western portion OF their country
for three years. The eastern pOrtion including the
country between the present boundary and thu