New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-08-06
CITY ITEMS.

ihA, the matter before Judge DAILY could BE- inquired
into both toe ground hsi counsel legally Sslhor'
lied appeared for the ssves and also that the case IA
Withdrawn previous b. decision. ile also eon'ndst
thai the second writ case arising from ths isci
Of the Slaves having besn placed in irons siier serre
turn TO the vessel sad also the threat Of the CAPTAIN as
10 whst be would do with them after they GOT 10 80
A. 10 their forming part Of Tho crew he eon'7nied ia
b,ns Slaves they could not b. Recognized As P'f' OF
the crew By sny tribunal the laws Of the state Of Ne"
York no, oguz;ns the laws Of any country when are
ia opposition 10 the principle Of human Aoef'y ana
public morals Both the Common and ne '''h Ia"
require a contract BY which mar forms psfso' sere"
and they prohibit slaves from maslng such contract
II there n sny claims these men under 'na ireSiy -
forming par, Of the crew /, be shown by proof the
same as any other fact which hss not been dooe W.
w made severe remarks Ia relation 10 the manner IN
which the apparently bal been hurried 10 The af''
writ
Mr.. PGrroy replied In conclusion Of tho argument
conientng that the Constitution Of the United states
provides thsttreates shall be paramount 10 state laws
the Captain has exclusive right 20 the slaves H"a'
the treaty part OF the crew the only Inquiry oe"s
If they are such according the regulations OF TIE I'm
p.ror Of Brazil which has been admitted. As 10 his
being different, from the other ths tes oil The mea
having been lroned and threatened an aefthoash,
hv we've slaves and not setting the alleged new mat
tor .,hereforc Mr. said precisely the same casesnd
according Il, the decision 10 the Of the People rs Ner
p be ssain inquired into by Aeoeds copA Ia re-
.uop 10 the Common Pleas, under the new Consultation
NOT having Jurisdiction the law ssys Judges shs
/ the same DO wer before. Mr. 7 defended 'u'sepA
from ths assertion that be wanted 10 getout 81 'oNo
and contended that toe proceedings hsa oeen ie.u"
before him He trusted sha. Judge Edwards would see
,hat he mad no power in the premises but "o1d allow
,he priuciple OF res aSldedts or estopPa oy T'' a
trouble could BE- sarsd II he had any doubt OF reeuA'
~ before Judge Daily IL is hoped he Will give permission
Ia take testimony As 10 the assertion tns' 'ne "Spo
;.ed the slsve. deny It, said Mr. ?. or tbs, there
1. any force In the assertion as 20 threats OF ne NsPo
after they 20, to sea This matter has been made 80
nnh,e that he would dare 10 do even II he wished
M would be severely punished after he got 10 Brszh
II s,on 10 tha treatment after they we're returned 90
hoard and the alleged thres the counsel commended mat
the complain, in regard to them should 90 To tho foee
Office and not bs made the subject OF writ oil Aaseds
,oypss That this Stats and every otner " ooaod |"
respect the right OF property In slaves As fes"a o"e'
.,,o. under treaty Mr. Purroy quoted hs deeisoe oil
- ,,rh.ll a. ,o the Slave.in the Antelope. and s''o
Of Indse Thompson Ia The Amlsisd case IN h'ru.ra'
A., ,Ds .onciu,iou Of the remarks of Mr T MI "nhe'
ON Leave showed that this case as relates 70 '
eau, h. not similar to that Of the People t. "e'0'u as
a. h, case there was answer 10 the return ss ID s
c,. and the facts that return, therefore were ned
-, .A,r,,,sd Mr. P commended In reply, that the
principles Of that case settle this
The Judge stated tina. he would give DIS decision 10
cA.,,hs,s ( probably Ia two or three days
TWENTIETH ANNUAL FAIR OF rHE AMAwoN
l~srfrtrE This coming exhibition oil American A''
and Industry bids fair surpass even It's predeee's"'o
LAT ,a.r The frat aud second days OF OCTOBER VIII
he auproprsted to the reception (at oa''e ""ueDo'
the .necimeus of Manufactures and Arts competing 0i
y Premiums Monday the ith VIII De occupied III VI" ~
r.nseuen of the contrbutons-on thai usy s ~u''ee
or be Horticultural Room DO delivered before y
h o'clock ~
10 ON Tuesday. October s. the exhibition will open to
p tho publlc at o'clock in tho morning and close at or
y the same houis TO observed during the '"o TeeS
If tho Fair There will be music, fireworks sqasue
excursions. blowing and spsdng matches at ''ara
times due notice OF watch will be given.
o. The National Convention Of Fsrmers Gardeners ana
ar silk Culturis,s will convere Ms usual at Mechanics
Hall Az Broadway the llth. at II o'clock A. ~ sn'
y continue in session several days The Csule Sn0"
opens on Wednesday the l3h at the corner OF WEN"
. third g. and Fnh Tho Anniversary Adors"
. will be delivered at the Tabernacle on the evening o'
4 the nth. Ths Sacred Musc Society have again hs''
d ,omey volunteered tor this occasion
e Five hundred dollars have been appropriated by the
4, Managers to be- bestowed in honsy Premiums on 'ns
exhibitors of Machines and useful fabrics OF tho WORK
.hor bu, more particularly To Indemnify for the trouble
81 n,sn.ros bringing TO the Fair and keeping 10 due
working order the many Eognes and other implements
I'd which AZ they mpsrt life scene are always SUD
56 jects of high admiration
o. Let u.s. then say the Managers, have sIuu o'P'y
al at Castle neutrality-suspicious. OF the hghe'' un''n ~"
= perfection from each and every department III '''
practical illustration Of the efforts OF freedom OF
and action and the diffusion OF knowledge unoe' '0
:, Institutions.
I. l. o. o. F-The annual elections for officers Oh
r. the Grand Lodge and Grand Encampment OF this
n State took place in this City on Monday and Wed
y nesday of this week We copy the result from
The Golden Rule the official organ OF tho Order and
o wths a very excellent psper, which should command
n | the support Of all tho fraternity.
g In the Grand Lodge the vote was unusually heavy
% reaching 100 at the highest The following ofceri
0 JOSEPH r. TAYLOR, of No. $50. N. W. Grand Master
K JACOB STORM - Depoty W nss'oi'
'. WIN IL H. PsALL Is. Grand Warden
. JouS G. TREApwELL, g.. q, Grand Secretary.
VI m.TrHyw BIRD a. Grand Treasurer.
AnAM G. LEACH . 49, Grand Conductor.
a. JAS. A. COFFIN, IS, u hspresenIsu'o W. .
i. No choice for G. Representative No p
The Grand Lodge Is still In session and to day New
a. Constitution will be submitted for consideration
n In the Grand Encsmpmen, the following ticket ""
"a | elected 4,
~ THADDEus DAvIDs, Of No. INV. Grand Patriarch
~ ! IssAcHAR g. REED . 81 NJ Grand Hgh Pnes'
No. | + X OssoRSg . o. Grad senior Warden.
no J. DAVIES = Grsnd ccrloe'
~ RE AID rHARPE, D, Grand lreasufer
- JNo TAYLOR. l. Grand Junior W1aso,
pa Ious Isxxs o No
ID The Grand Encsmpmsns adjourned to Monday eve
~ ming 18th inst, when tho officers will be Installed
AL Special Session Of the Grand Lodge held O
Friday evening July %, the following Charters for ns
20 Lodges were granted
Manchester Lodge No 3l2 Manchester Center, Oneds q
~ Mclean o.. BIB Mclean. Tom kins Co.
Trsfesmens 3l8. City Of New York
50 Crystsl e. Jl1, cry of He"foh
he ssmpswsms Lodge No. JOl, was Instituted q, bso
nd lon l. T. July Il. Unity Enesmpuent No s., was
en- sttuled ct Eswburgh on the 5th alt.
70. Miss Fox EDUsD.-A short time ago. Mr. Nestb
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