New-York daily tribune., 1845-01-25

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| ans Pcayu Of tie iOth inst. snys
Thirteen ifeB men Of color. who came here on
board OF vessels f,om he Free States of the Union,
were Yesterday placed in confinement by the Second
lunicipaliry poiic. IN pursuance of 'ht act forbid
dnr free parsons &c color 10 come within the Limits
OF the State. Such az npertin.nt interfere ce with
our Internal laws as that Of which hIassschuse'ts
has bson guilt, hut tends TO iDciense vigilance on
the par ct our police in hsse matters"
The Charlestae Mcrcurg, in au article respecting
the s,r mission from hiasaachuse!ts to that State,
ssyo:
sFor ourselves ,rr Yere at the time of the opinion
e. expressed by hr New Orleans Courier, N tue cDse
of Mr. Hubhagd, that lie proper sutjsct for
the city police and thou!d have been taken up n-
nisd;atey and put in The guard house, as an enemy
to the peace and good order Of the city. But we
chose not 10 interfere, deemng the matter saie IN
the hands Of The authorities. IL Massachusetts
sends another such agen; here he will not be likely
10 fare as well. We are a peeceabic people IN
Charleston hut Get vexed sometimes andcan'i stand
every thing"
BLACK LAws.-Tlie people of Kendall County,
Illinois, are much excited about The " Black Laws"
In the Ottawa Free Trader there appeared an ad-
verfisemant off,. ). Cornell, Sheriff oi Kendall Co,
mat he hss IN bis :. custody black person Snpfo-
sed 10 be a riaGray Stare, answering 10 the name
o: james Alexander Cunpbeli." The notice con-
c!udes in these words: Any person having + right
TO said black will call, prove property, pay eZpen-
scs nd trkc him away he will be disposed oi ac
! cordiug ss the law directs." public meeting has
beer held aud thc miserable Black CGde, deroui-
esd I no measured trrns.
CHEROKEE NEws.-In The beginning Of last week,
Chrr5!;ee Insu named Bcamer, hging in SKIN
3ayou District was murdered by Thomas B. Waite.
The full particulars o:ths dead hs"e not reached rs,
farther than il IVES committed by single sab with
c bowie kDif,. n The presence Ci woman.
The United States Commissioners now at
Tahiequab, prosecuting their Investigations. The
authorities OF The Na;on are replying 10 tae CON-
plants alleged against their pu5c acts, nv private
individuals, protesting 10 representte Old Settlers
and Treaty Party, among the Cherokees.
TT CHARLES d. COFFIN, Esq. Of this city has
been elected BY tht Legislature Judge Of Tie Supe-
nor Court Of Cincinnati
ASrl.RENr-!, is thought at Albany that IN
additional military force may be required u;
Hudson. What, more var
DsFiIcAroN II TIE COMMERCIAL BAsil, Al
BAaY-A. Hamilton Loyttt, the teller If this
Bank, is defaulier in the snDi Of ;:34, li5.
A CoFFRE Plantation On leaving "a SER.
ra we descended I'll We ctina III sight of the
coffee estate, situated in valley OF rather deep
rari,.e, torIncd by two bigh mountains whose
almost petpend cglar sizes and tops were covered
WIN tfSss anu satEOs, eScep-t. isW odTieN locA5
w;,ich appeared u iToHu on the beholdcrs; the
valley, something Ike mic aud a hslf in width,
wss covered with coffee tfcss in most uxu,iant
vegetation. The coliee trnes are planted about
s,x fect distance from each ether, and are never
suffered 10 grow over 10 ) feet nigh; thus in
c,cesiag their hearing; each iree averages stout
one pound but some yield two or three.
The buildings consist Of q store house for de-
posting the coffee, circular building with a
/ large Nhecl on pivot drawn by mule for the
purpose Of separating the coffee from the shell
four platforms Iaadc of stone aud mortar on which
the coffee is dried, and large tank whare it is
thrown when first picked, in order to separate it
more easily from the husk and This also gives it
The fine green color which increases its value.
[Corr, Boston Trans.