The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-07-15

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Ace and there IL In existence any form OF dsoorum 1t
ought be enforced by the coers engaged IN this de-
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which occurred in the Hospital Staten Island during
one week the 5th to the 2h instant were a. io
lows :-Remittent Fever Vi Iypnus Fever, 10 S m
Pox other diseases Sin all a6 Remaining In Hos
pital, 7os
ARRIVAL OF EMIGRANr PAssENoERs.-The number OF
emgrant arrived at this port during
Monday and Tuesday, from foreign countries amounted
to 1918
MOVEMENTS OF rHn BosToN FIRE COMPANY Mole
The PERKIss."-We stated yesterday that this com
pany had been received in manner highly creditabe
TO our spirited energetic and hospitsbe remen and we
gave and graphic description Of their reception en-
Toute At the Shakespeare Hotel in the evening where
thew were received by Engine Company No 20, they
treated with abundance Of the real
and delicaces of the season, which must have gwen
the Bostonans a good idea Of our markets, ana
everything that could be desired This able bodied
and genlsmanly company is commanded by Capt John
MICS Of the Bay stste who has gained for himself
and company high popularity since his arrival Many
toasts and sentiments were drunk at the table Inc
foreman of company No 90 at the dinner table the
following
Our guests from Boston--Their appearance thus day
gives ample proof that the Fire Department of Boston
entitled to high consideration, and give them as ably
representing that important body thousand welcomes
And it is to be hoped that the harmony now existing
between the Fire OF Boston and New York
may never be disturbed.
TO which Capt. Davis promptly replied, and gave
a sentiment,
"The Fremen Of New York-Guardians of great and
o history SSptsbs ~e
come to strangers is proverbial By Bostouians the
New York Firemen will ever be held in kindly remem-
brancs'
Mr.. DENNIS MULLINS, of No. 30, New York. gave
"The electric fud which, at first sight telegraphs the
MIR JOSHUA JENKINS gave "the health of Cornelius "
anderson the able, prompt and patriotic chief OF the
The toasts were but we regret state that
space will not allow us to give them In full
Last night the band gave his honor the Mayor, and
the Chief Engineer Of New York. splendid serenade,
which was duly appreciated -
By invitation of Nos and 90 they escorted by
the latter company to the engine house Of No. D. after
which the latter company exhibited their engine, and
gave them very excellent specimen OF their ability In
capabilities Of the engine much the qualification of
all parties After "limbering up' they retired to the
house Of No. where they partook Of sgmptuous re-
head quarters Shakespeare hotel after supper the
companies retired to their dormorles In said hotel
many friends in this city dined at their headquarters
the Shskspearewhen before, that cordial enthusi-
and brother of glorious Union, had It's full sway
After dinner the company under the escort OF No TO-
by 70 the a
hospitality at McCarthy's we'll known establishment:
Flaggs celebrated brass band, seventeen In number
including of the most talented performers OF
by their artistical ability and gente-
manly demeanor have won troops friends In all
principal cities and have given a new impetus to the
military music of New york Our Boston friends re-
main with US few days longer We shall attend to
them.
In the CITY, have determined to treat their friends to
gratuitous bow OUT this evening, at the Shakespeare
and we are sure there will be numerous attendance Of
good music Let all TO-
The company purpose returning to Boston on Friday
afternoon and have NO doubt that their exit Will be
attended by enthusiastic thousands.
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violate the laws Of the State of New York Secondly,
that it does not place foreigners in better condition
than our own citizens ThirdlyIt decided In
this State that when citizen Of the United States
brings voluntarily into this State slave the slave ia
free and may 90 where he likes Fourthly the consti
tuition of the United States does not recognize slaves to
be property and therefore the word properly iouna
in the treaty between the Brazilian government ana
ours cannot be construed az OF
ME- furroy replied, anu Ieneo Vn .n1 l1.n snu ~
ces OF the treaty Inc gh lrsice ne c0ntenoeo guar
anteed to the subjects OF BRAZIL wnetner peing
or residing mere carrying On t1oe pro.eo
ton ior themselves anu .nsl anu AZ td
q. " s ~ tha aI.t srtc,s tha govarnment NJ the
1;t;, stts - yora bomnd and ali indoes of,icers Sc
- ;t ~ rast;ng and deliver,nr nm ali de,erters
from sh,ns ~ war or merchantmen belonging to Brazil
d. aotamSna th.t under this article the two slaves
M Tt S ~ Roche could be consdered In NO other
@bt thar as deserters from a brazilian mercbautman
"a s,so rssd IN the onipions of Chief Justce Marsha
and Jndce Thomson who both recognized (however
rayon slaves m pronertv and cited the cases of the
Amstead and Amidee In which this question was regu
larry brought before them and decided Mr. Hopper
joined and relied principally the Of Kirk decided
by Judge Edmonds In the Circuit Court year ago. Az
and said he would give his decision this (Thursday
morning, and remanded the slaves as before.