New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-07-01

SALLY MULLER DECLARED FREF.-Judgmenl
was Yesterday rendered In the Supreme Court IN favor
of the plaintiff IN the case OF sally Mullsrv Ions Be
mont and John +. Miller. called IN warranty The lie.
read by his honor Judge Billiard and i said 70
be document characteristic of his high Judicial attain
men,s The counsel for the uniOrtunaie-Sally, wen.
Christian Roselius and Wheeock = Upton. and We les
that it is in contemplation by those who have taken al
interest in the fate OF ths plaintiff to pay them some dub
lie mark 81 sspect
Some twelve months ago when this case was before
the District Court gave brief sketch OF its features
Sally claimed 10 be born IN Germany and Of Gennn
parents of having come 10 this county when an inff
with her father and mother who reached here as ~
dernptoners and died shortly after their arriy al John
Miller sleged that she was born slave and his proper
ty M such her brought he up and such sold her
her TO Louis Belmont and now after being tor qur
of a century Whereabouts subjected 70 all the %
gradations of domestic bondage and serye labor she 10
by our highest tribunal. declared ffeei
lN O. Picay,me, June q
MONTREAL, June 2s-Thc first steamer Of the
new opposition line between Quebec and Montreal has
commenced pyings reduced isres lecture on slavery
delivered to large audience ON Tuesday evening
last the American Presbyterian Church. by Hon Ter
rift Smith An iron vessel called @ r. y, fitted for orbsf
steamer sailing arrived here this morning from New
castle England Great numbers of yisiiers from NJ
United States arriving daily new line has been
started ih, week between Montreal and Bytown w
which passengers travel the whole distance through
the beautiful scenery Of the Ottawa by daylight, or
Cores. Livingston 4 Wells
FROM IHF Wfsr.-Ihc ST Louis hepublcah
states that the Steamer Amarsnth, which arrived there
the 18th brought down about 1900 packs OF bufro
robes from Fort Pierre, the Little Missouri, and Fort
Maria ON the head waters Of the Missouri. 1000 miles
above consigned the Union and American Fur Comps
MES They down 10 Fort Leayenworih In MACH
boats which place they were taken on board me
Amaranth. They left Fort Marin In April The Black
feet in the midst Of which tribe the Fort situated have
been quiet and peaceable Hunters have been tocraDp
successful though buffalo becoming scarce lnefs
good deal 1T in the mountains when they lt'A
~ The iron revenue cutter George VI. bloo
len Pittsburgh Tuesday last ior the Gulf Of Neseo-
This vessel Is propelled by submerged horizontal whfe'
the plan Of Lieut.. HUNTER She Is the hr't bo'rb
mant vessel intended for offensive and defensive pr
poses which everseft Pittsburgh in finished state n'
first iron sea vessel which ever sailed down the On
and the fourth iron sen vessel bst ri Psbrrsh within
two or three years
~ Mr. Tyler and lady have lett their retire
menf on James River and now Al Old Point com~'
Among the visitors there also, Ia the Hon Caleb Gushing
II Mr. Calhoun expects 10 visit his son m Aia
bans next AUTUMN and has promised to AZ nd his on"
ney Ia Mobile under invitation from the Loco fooos
that city.