New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-11-03
CITY ITEMS.

termination OF the intense excitement q! me week
By the decisions Of Judge Edmonds il this two
important; points settled lst Tina; man can be
taken in this State as slave except by MS master or
authorized agent or attorney ID That the law of l-i7
which gives the master 0: vessel the right 70 seize
person concealed board MS vessel and supposed to
be slave and TO g; certificate from the Mayor
Recorder TO return sid TIE po-t whence hs
capped Is an unconstitutional law ara therefore nuil and
void and public OPTION has settled other point
slso namely That the Police OF this City had better al
tend to their gitnsn duties than volunteer their
vices as eleyeca,chers Great credit i due Judge
EdInonds foc his hrness il adhe:ng 10 the tue con
s;rucon of the law and The principles Of justice and for
elaborate opinions siren which worthy OF him
as a sound lawyer and uprich: magistrate When
he pronounced the Roy free Saturday the august dig
nifty of Court insutciea, to suppress the spon,a
neous burst Of applause which from the audience
Though every body DESTROYS OF maintaining order,
the expression Of feeling absolutely Unconuola5e
Ii is fortunate thst IN a involving many ab-
Etrufe points OF law well the valuable rights
of The citizen such able counsel obtained The re
suit might have been very different had no; the
crooked policy the sophstes Of The opposing coun
SCI been met hy the legal knowledge and interchangeable
exer,ions OF Mr. jay the logical force the familiarity
with Constitutional law and remarkable power Of OK
preston OF Mr. White aud the ersid eloquence OF M
Mckeon Not that all these needed to procure from
the Court RICH; decision defeat the counsel OF
the claimants but the innate difficulties OF the case and
the means resorted possession OF the si've
demanded industry readiness knowledge and eloquence
And through them the RICH; has trumphed- few
weeks since neighbofs OF Boston rocked The e!d
Cradle Of Liberty in an indignation Meeting that
man had been stolen from the soil of Massachusetts,
Should no, we haze 'Concraulaton Meeting that the
right of man 10 liberty has been established on the soil
OF Scw-York:
When the deliyerance OF the slave Kirk was known
large number OF people consregated IN Center st and
were addressed as follows by L P. NOBLE, Esq.
Friends and Counrymen In obedience TO your call
come forward TO congratulate you the happy dcliv
OF friend from the grasp OF the cruel save pow
or The stakeholder has long boss;ed OF New orN and
triumphed az be pointed 10 his Shareholders hunting
ground To-day, for the first time has the stakeholder
been oiled in the pursuit of human prey by judicial
power They have ;hronscd the Court room, ana list
cncd mpatieny for the issue suit after another
has been instituted expecting that Newly rk would bow
down now she always has done in abec submission
To the bidding OF her Southern master but today has
the character OF the Empire state been vlndica'ed
Hereafter let be understood that If Georgia and
other Southern States have their peculiar institution OF
slavery New York has her peculiar institution OF tree
dom. Gloriousy have our laws triumphed, and slave
holders look with dsmay at this unexpected and fatal
derstand that York never Will again gye up iug
tive slave nor will allow lis nine hundred Policemen 10
hunt down painting fugitive as ne flies into our City
Tor protection.
Slaves cannot breathe in New-York
They touch our City, and their shsckcs fall
Let me in conclusion eNhort you peaceabiy to return
TO your homes with hearts hllcd with gratitude to Al
mighty God for this triumph OF Freedom over Slavery
holding yourselves ever ready to rally at the call OF
Liberty.
Mr. Noble was warmly checrcd at the close, and the
dense mass which thronged around the steps and yes
buic oil the Tomb quietly withdrew after three hearty
cheers for Mr. n. Judge Edmonds New-iork City and
the Empire state.
AFFEcrArioSs Al THE OrERA.-A Boston paper
shrcwdly remarks, that II is astonishing that people
who are ar.sshicd to amass fortunes 10y selling
beet and crockcry should be sighted AS to
quirc opera glasses
u The CLKRks of Grand Catharnc aud Hous-
ton sts and the Bcwcry haze obtained the signatures
and consent, OF the Dry Goods Merchants OF the above
streets close their stores at o'clock P. N. common
cling This Evening Nov Cd and continuing to the
middle oi March. l547 We publish with pleasure the
following appeal OF the Clerks to the Ladies
Ladies' to you We make ;!nal appeal must ever
be the case. when wish the locomotive OF i'm
provemcnt and reform TO speed its onward course r
ruphant over every obstacle The Clerks various
dry goods establishments have been long and earnestly
striving bring into operation the eight O'Clock system
but III vain has the public been besieEef by appeals
in their behaalmosi III vain have they represented to
their employers the necessity oil having some time iof
relaxation and mental improvement "hc hailtnoh
holds forth the golden lure mercy tcr-cli might plead
unhcard The remedy then, ladies' is with you The
question fortunately is not now 10 shop or not TO shop
would not for the world have the baroary 20 de
privc the gentle OF amusement innocent. l.,
sim ply you supply yourselves with the name
less tribes and bewltccnS essancies OF the toilette aug
mr. the hours oi light ana sunshine Is 'ete not All hp
peal 10 Your sympath!cs stronger than words have
power make in the wearicd frames and care-worn
faces OF those who have tOed through the long day in
lnlstering your wishes who have quietly submitted
10 the caprice OF thousand fastdiOus tsstes until
strength and patience alike exhausted and nature
calls loudly for repose. Be assured You would receive
ample reward IN the increased attention with which
Your entrance would be greeted during the day while
(shll whisper il in thine ear lair dailsel thine own
residc would be cnvened By the presence OF
those who a!rrost excluded from the enjoy
menis OF social intercourse But seriously and in very
truth ladies' the subject rests much with yourselves
and may no, hope that you wi! respond with prompt
10 the appeal Is made IN behalf OF your fathers
husbands brothers lovers and you refuse even at
the triIng convenience, 10 say 10 those
who bound by the iron rule OF custom 70 toll for your
pleasure, Amos, 10 the midnight hour. W SHALL BE
FREE Cease 20 purchase your goods during the eve
ming and the work done Let every lady Zee! that she
individually responsible for the failure OF
this measure and that IL aiding she contributes 10
bright ray happiness of which there TOO lew in
this sorrow.darkened world. We leave the with
you assured that Il csnno, iaii.
This earnest appeal maa De successful. No lady can
or ought 10 resist il.
COURT OF GENERAL SEssIoSs-Tho November
term of this Cour, commenced this morning before Re
corder Scott snd Aldermen Soneall and MeseroleJ 8
Phillips Esq District Attorney Cd HterThe calendar
Tor the term Is as follows For rape robbery forge
ry !, burglary : grand larceny embezziement l. as
saul; and battery with XIII passing false
kens = ) at;emp, to steal previously convicted
J. previously indicted - fugitive l. abandonment of
family total OF old and Few 50. The following
named gentlemen sworn Grand Jurors for the
term Henry Erben, Foreman; Daniel Young, Jesse
All Aukin. stephen Valentine isaac c. Taylor, J 3.
Taylor WIN. Smith h c. Stacy, } Il. Skidnore John
PareI Francis Lsudc John Lewis James aerEigsn John
c Hall James Deuse John Boyce and JOHN 4 Bsnte!ls
who after receiyiA tie usual charge OF the Recorder
retired TO their room to commence their durss.
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