New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-07-12

-. g. 81. eo,vsnience ana common advantage Oh 'no
ho civilized world with the oeesn free to every u's
and the shipping thereon ready not to ''ns' '"'H
ass,royn each other and thus rudely srres' '''
n,o.psrou. march OF civilization and universal
- 30, % d.,ribu,s the manufactures. products
creature comforts and luz1ries OF every ana
r. h.h,,.hle earth increasing useful knoSledge sss
80 and individual wealth. and mnisterins
s....,y x.n,. Of famine stricken humanity with
- ch,;.,,.r h.neyolence. and IN the hesven-oorn
lid, Of tbs, brutherly affection which yet shall oind
a, one the family Of man
RsuuIIy SLAyE.-A somewhat exciting slave
case ,r,uspIred on Saturday. The bark Lemorsnea
from Rio de Janero Cspi La Coste arrived st this port
the fore par, of week the Captain having with him
his wife and slave nurse; IL was also sscertsned
though with some difficulty that the cook and one Of the
.eameu were also slaves s belonging to the Captain
The fact that the bark Brazilian vessel being known
and srumor becoming rife that several slaves were con
fined in her hold for fear OF their escape crowd OF color
ed persons gathered upon the wharf and continued about
the vessel during Friday On Saturday morning ~rit
of hsbeas corpus issued by Judge DAILY the Court
of Common Pleas application of some friends interest
ed and served upon la Coste requiring him 10 bring up
the three persons above named which after some delay
uss accomplished The Captain sent for the Brazilian
Consul as his counsel but he did not arrive 10 season
the friends Of the slaves moved for an adjournment oil
the hearing unit, this morning the two men slaves mean
time 20 DE placed in the custody OF the Sheriff. and tne
woman allowed 10 return bosrd which she preferred
10 do--,he Captain promising 10 produce her f" me
Chambers this morning, request was MADE oy 'he
fends interested 10 be allowed access to the slaves IN
,he custody of the Sheriff Notwithstanding winch tne
Id had than committed with an order that no one
should be allowed 10 or converse win 'heh unul
bsv were brought up BY what authority this wss done
we are a, loss conceive since they are IN no sense
pri.opers for crime or be treated as such beside
nothing could be reasonable than that these slaves
who are strangers to language and laws should be
informed of the nature process under which they
,hsv have b. en- arrested and the object of her free
dom. John Jay Esq is expected to appear as counsel
for the slaves.
GAS MAKING-At time when the City Council
are taking of contracting for years to come with Gas
Compone, to Ugh, the lamps Of our enterprl'ins but
enormously taxed city might be well to institute an
INQUIRY VIVA, the rest of the world paying and likely
20 nay for hs, form OF light From IA oihc Al lnvest
CATION in Lirerpo0i taken before lawyer aud an ens
ner We learn that the prose price OF gas to the City
Is 81 Os per 1000 feet for each public gas light or
street lamp (well lighted $50 80 year (excep, the
lsmp.)-thsta ton of camel coal. which cost 81 pro
duced 96OO feet OF gas In hours working also IS cst
of coke sold at g. 50 ton Another company offer to
se their gas at "a cents per 1000 feet and light each
lamp for sl7 "a per sunum which, they show, would
Weld them :. per cent on capital They would charge
individuals the same price ga cents per 1000 feet)
/ There 10 new patented process In England which
| greatly reduces the Mr.. Cox. the Engineer had
contracted 10 supply the Great Western Railway Co at
swindon at 40 cents per 1000 feet and there was no
loss by His charge TO the borough OF Taunton was
81 cent? delivery from the gasometer ms ques
ton of cheap supply of Is not only important rs
regards the City but with reference To dwelling houses
stores and still to factories and workshops Whist
do the Manhattan and other companies charge and pro
| pose TO charge tue people OF Newforkt
t-g1 We are glad to see that the EreRlRg Post
can eonfes. the possibility OF good thing beiog done by
Wig Corporation officer witness the following
! MoRE srAeEs-We understand that the Mayor has
granted permission 10 two different Trims 10 establish
lines Of stages two new routes. One line Is 10 run
/ from Chambersst opposite the Park, thence along
Broadway To Canal Ct IN. along csnsst To Hudson
thence along Hudsons 1t and the Eighth avenue to SIX
rs hrstst The fare all the way through To DE- Ut cent?
| The object OF establishing this line IL % accommodate
those persons who reside between Twenty seventh 81
the end OF the route Of the Greenwich line OF stages snd
Sixy.drst st. The of The other line commences
At the foot Grands East River and runs thence song
Grand Broadway thence along Broadway to Csnsst
thence along Csnss To Greenwichs and thence along
/
stages 90 this has long existed aud we predict that
Il will meet with fair proportion OF public pstronsse
Persons desiring 10 cross from one eide OF tpe Cy 70 Tue
other and those who reside In tho eastern section OF the
Oily WIN take sail up the Hudson River
will md this line 10 be great convenience The Mayor
deserving of praise for the manner IN which ne OILS
charges the duties of his Office 10 regard 10 these matters
] GREENWOOD CEMETERr-The CRICKET Capt
Peck makes her usual trips from Catherine slip and pier
| No North River, TO the Cemetery. more delightful
sail for families In the afternoons not be made while
those who Whit the Cemetery It affords great con-
yenieuce.
LONG ISLAND LISg TO BosToS REyYED.-The
Morning of New London states upon what 1t calls
ample authority" that the Day Line between New
York and Boston via Long Island Is shortly to be
sumed-the Cleopatra steamer to supply the connection
between Greenport and Alyns Point
/ ARRIVAL or EMIGRAST PAssESGERs-The num-
Der of emgrsnt passengers arrived at this port during
/ Friday last amounted to sle.
II The Colored People of this City held meet
ing on Thursday evening Thomas Van Rensselaer, pre-
siding in Rev. Alexander Crummells Church In Hous
tons for the purpose Of noticing in appropriate
ner the death of O'Connel. A committee appointed
to write letter of coincidence to Mr OConnels family
|
| ed
THAT in the death OF Mr. OConnsl the enslsve ed and
oppressed in the United States America
! of their wsrmest friends and sblest advocates"
IL If any Of our readers wish capitally free
and-easy well fine GOLD PEN, we very certsin,
from our experience that friend BAGLEY Of Broadway
can suit them. Try him.
EB- We received the following from tall, long
posed gentleman, with request to insert in F" con.
spiesous Place"
Dosifs Ma York Siuy Dbektuyy -Subskryburs to this
vurk respectfully eniormed that there buks vii DC
tn thum possible II thay will hay lille
pashunce Every buk volts box at the otus deDrvs the
of the SINAI commisshun witch hee Ia justey
Untitled two. 81 CAsyAsEsuBs.
NARROW EscAPE.-We were informed, on i ri
day, by gentleman who was In the lsdys COMPANY
that the night Of the fireworks In the Park rocket
stick fell upon the shoulder Of lady bruising her se
verely, and glanced of downward passing through
every she had without farther striking he
person The lady tainted under the blow and car
REQ nome but soon recovered Commercial.
ATTEMPT AT SUIcIDE.-Abraham Anderson, re
siding In Twenty sixh-s Eighth svenue attempted
70 commit suicide on Saturday afternoon. by cuttss