New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-02-05

IMPORTANT MOVEMENT IN THE SoUTH-We hnd
in the Tuscaloosa (Alsbama) Journal report submitted
IL the House of Representatives OF that state, by spe
cia committee upon the subject of the Domestic slave
trade IL is important indicating the part OF the
holders Of Slaves conviction of the i'll tendencies Of
that traffic upon the interests safety and character OF the
States which furnish the market The report IL accom-
panied by bill prohibiting under penalties the In
PRODUCTION of Slaves By traders non.residents. The
objects OF this important movement thus stated by
the editor of the Journal The committee complain
that Slave population is becoming too numerous for
the interest and security of the citizens of the State
and that non resident planters send their Slaves among
U.s. and withdraw the proceeds OF their labor to be eX
pended in other States They farther express the fear
thaas popular opinion setting itself against the con-
tnuation OF Slavery in Kentucky, Virginia and other
States may be overrun with this class OF population
We are rejoced to this streak OF light where the
good OF all parties have long and anxously looked Tor
the dawnDg of better day. Inquiry fairly started and
undisturbed, will effect all that the rational phanhro-
pist can hope for. lPhiad. n. Am
LIABILITY on BILLS OF EXCHASGE.-lnthe case
of Suydam Sage & Co. the Supreme Court OF Errors
lately reversed decision which had been made in the
Supreme Court The facts were these Norton. Bar
ton * Mcneil drews bill of exchange for their own &C
COMMUNICATION upon Suydam, Sage d Co OF inis City'
which they desired 20 get discounted al ,ne baR Oh e
The Bank 10 inquire whether = > y Co
would accept the oil They replied that they would not
upon the credit Of Norton, Barton Mcneil out they
would furnish person undersigner. IN ~hom Inc
Bank mad fill confidence they would accept The word,
ing Of the bill concluded with charge 10 the account OF
your obcdient servants"
TO this bill Wesuall placed his name, directly under
that OF the drawers s ). 81 Co We're not pacec ~ undS
10 meet the draft and n. ( Men. having failed the
acceptors brought their action recover the amount
from Westall whom they had charged Jointly WIN the
other drawers. The Supreme Court neid tnat 'ne &C
ceptors OF bill of exchange stood IN the same eiatisn
as the promsors note and the drawers IN me same
relation as the endorsers note. and thht neneE IN
Cured any responsibility but upon the failure o. Tue &C
cepor pay and that the acceptance having oeeh paid
the bill Yves dead with all its responsibilities especially
in this case not concusvely proved thht W est
fall was apprised that the bill drawn without iuneS
to meet il existing in the hands OF the acceptors bu me
Court OF Errora took the other view OF the mater ana
considering Westal joint drawer held MN IesPon
sble tor the debt growing out OF the payment o tne JILL
and so reversed the Judgment otthe Supreme Court
journal OF Commerce
THE ACCIDENT AT 1HE CARBoSDALE MINES
The Democrat OF that place OF Goth ut says nat Tue
bodies OF TWO persons were found the night before one
named Patrick Walker dlsco-e-ed snort distance
from the main road lying slate OF ABOUT ee-iee1
inches depth his head supported by his Een nanu anu
his shoulder by pillar His legs were broken, Prooa,
bly, by the dying boxes Ii is supposed that lie Veo
for time after and probably died OF fatigue and
munger The other, Marx Brennan had peen ui.USn "
the wind upon the top of loaded car ana was sne.e
caught by the falling roof which crushed him 10 DEAN
instantly Twelve bodies yet remain to De discovered
FIRE.-About four o'clock yesterday morning
ire broke out in the three story brick cotton wadelne
factory OF Messrs Cooke & Taylor, in North ho"aFcst
between Saratoga and Mulberry which before IL was
suodued nearly destroyed building with lts contents
hessfs Z + estimate tneir loss In macninel! ano
stock a; about 81 0O which there was az insurance
OF $500 in the Franklin Office Philadelphia
bait sum Wednesday.
e The barn, playhouse. and other adjoining
buildings OF Mr. John Leerts of Southampton township
Pa together with three valuable horses stock OF
BAY straw and other property destroyed By
ire on the night oil the 2lst ulEmo. Mr. LeueTts WaS
partially insured,