New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-01-20

Mr. La Roy SUNDKRLAND.-Ihls gentleman has
been obliged to remit his intention TO lecture on the
subject OF Pahesn in this town. by threats OF violence
uttered against him by certain individuals in the city OF
Norfolk. Ii was charged against Mr. Sunderland by an
individual In this town connected with the Methodist
Church, that he AbOltionist in the offensive
sense OF that term and such spirit Of excitement got
up against him in Norfolk which Threatened his life
that Il though best by his friends that he should
stem H. We have onl TO say that we have the best
son 10 believe that the charge against Mr. ;. is wholly
without foundation and kH0r tina; in his lectures
there nothing that had the most bearing
abolition. That great moral wrong has been committed
We hesitate not boldly TO affirm cngcn6cTed by the
spirit that caused the multitude To call out to Plate 70
crUf0y he Sorio The hospitality OF our town has been
invaded and the letter OF National Constitution
violated The instgaors OF this act have great reckon
lbs to make somewhere. We cannot reconcile il 20 our
duty msn To let this deed go unrcbuked-snd in the
OF town, denounce the that has iniring
ed the dearest Constitutional rights Of en- American
citizen
We believe that Mr.. 5. would have been sustained
and protected here II his friends had thought proper
to advise his leaving yesterday IN the Baltimore boat
Portsmouth va New Era, 10Th
" The Nee Era'S denunciaton of the coward
y proceedings sgsnst Mr. Sunderland are predicsted
u"nbe seen, on the assumption that the reports Of his
being an A5oli,ions, false. This assumption We sp.
pehend uniounded but what then Does the fact that
ue is an AeohtOns, justify his yioen, expulsion from
sla'ehoiding State Are Shareholders such towards
ua 'hey viii not tolerate the presence of man openly
anu "owedy hostile their fayorite institution If
So ihen let the world cry shame upon them 2
1t ~ loKts EArEDITIoN.-The correspondent
VIZ A-'"u0h Times writes as follows under date of
The v,,,,o,. =; a. MApsIp Nov %.
scrtions from Cen Flores expedi.,on.- &c. =; a.
inNen 10 Santander, are. II seems 1, -, r.
osuAions OF infantry, and the cavalry s~r,s go =;
that city on the sd. The artillery was ,s 80
the following day. with 100 men A M $50
iFom Lisbon, who had emisraied after ~
surrecnon | have just seen letters frorn s - -
RANK IN the expedition which state that ,vsrvS; -
going ON well provisions, clothing aud r,rsa" -
saeFfe oil every kind IN abundance Flores IL orlv -,
ing toe arrival Ct the ships from England 10 e;,h"S
which he hoped would take place in about fifteen s~
from the date Of the letter N'''
JUp6E MArSoS-We regret 10 earn that this
old and highly respectable citizen died on SUNDAY mern
Inc, al his residence near North Bend
lOhio State Journal, 18th.
~ ID. II. Hoge. Esq. of Montgomery. IA an.
noanced as a candidate for Congress In the Bote.
tour District now represented by Gen A. A, Chan.
man; who is also candidate Tor reelection Both
are Locos. Richmond Whig 18Th
- A Hudson correspondent of the Exnress
says that Job D. Farmer and rparty OF some six went
10 sale that was advertised Of Gen J. Fnkley. pro
perry. Friday and instead Of sale there was ,hoo,
ing match for OK and when they arrived on The
ground they were attacked BY the Fnkleys and other
AntRenters- Some were badly hust and driven OF
the pre- nises