New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-10-15

The CASE OF THE LOUISIANA NEGRoEs-Judge
Bronson, on Thursday made decree IN the case oil
the two negroes taken with the pilot boat Lafayette,
and who had been detained IN custody oil the mar
shall TO afford them time 10 establish their claim TO
freedom. II will be remembered that SIX OF the
eight were sold on the 9th of August last, under
former decree. They all demanded by the
Governor of Louisiana as fugitives from justice,
der charge of larceny. The Governor CT Florida
issued his warrant for their deuery but before that
had been received here, the six above referred 10
had been cold and thew are not yet apprehended.
II being clearly proved that the two who pretended
10 be free are also slaves; these Thursday were
delivered up to the agent Of the Executive OF Louis
inna, to be taken thiiher and tried, in conformity
with the act ofl793. The decree requires that al
fer they shall have been tried, and undergone the
punishment imposed by the laws of Louisiana on
the offence they are charged with, they shall be re-
delivered the marshal Of this district 10 abide the
further order OF the court in claim for salvage.
[St Augustine News, Sept. 81
e The bark Sandusky, which is engaged in
raising the Erie arrived III this port on Sunday
morning, having on board several Of the smaller
parts OF the Engine OF the Erie, together with di-
articles, such as chains, cables anchor, shack
les &c. brought up by the means OF the Diving
Bell, on board the Sandusky. One of the Boilers
Of the Erie, I9i tons, had already been recovered
and is now ashore al Cattaraugus; the other, when
within about mile Of shore driven out OF the
oiiuss sea, Gnu III ~ iCct NOtcl uiio
will be got ashore The Sandusky put out agaln
on Monday, with the intention OF raising the walk
ing beam Of the Erie. said to weigh $500 lbs.
Dunkirk Beacon, Oct. 3.
STILL ANOTHER LINE OF EASTERN CoMMCNIcA-
TIos.-fhe Providence Journal contains Il notice
that application will be made al the next session Of
the Legislature of Rhode Island for act of incor-
poration for an association, 10 be entitled the New
York and Providence Steamboat Company with a
capital Of $300000 for the purpose OF constructing
four steamboats, 10 navigate the Sound as regular
line between Providence and New York.
SERIOUS RIOT IN QUEBEc.-We copy the fol-
lowing paragraph from the Montreal Courier OF the
Ilth inst:
ave understand that there has beer serious
row at Quebec, among the Irish. 1t appears that
on Wednesday last there was procession and lliu-
mination in honor OF the liberation OF O'Conne,
and that in consequence Of parties having re-
fused 10 illuminate, their houses were attacked,
upon which the ASSISTANTS Were fred upon from the
houses, and several Of them wounded"
70 LUTHER S. CUSHING, Esq. of Boston has
been appointed by the Governor and Council u JUS
lice in The Court of Common Pleas. MIR. Gushing
is well known, having been for many years clerk OF
the House of Representatives, and editor o; the
American Jurist
FRosr.-The Greenvile IS. c. Mountaineer
Of the 4th inst says On Saturday last we were
visited with cold storm Of rain from the North
East, which continued nearly all day. AT night
1t cleared off, and the next and two succeeding
mornings there were light frosts