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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-04-24
OF OYER AND TEHNISLR-The Court vii

RECOVERY. -John p. Robinson, keeper Of board
II Z house 10 NeW-Yofk who severely assaulted 10
this city some two OF three weeks since by young
u.med Foley, gh1 Is Row under as'e !. slowly eeoVef
ug Fear. yer. entertained ieg.ring blr 'srscoysry
snd the nsgsstes hage been waiting the result before
proceeding with the examination.
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"a 10 "a a,o IL. To 10.
l2 10 20 90 49, 20 to 80 80 80 to 10. Ali 10 TO So % 30
60 "a 6O to 10, ~ 10 go ii 80 to 80. 100 and up
ward F; unknown.
PLscEs or NATIyIrr-Upii,d States 1873 Ireland, 90
ENGLAND, 4; Scousnd Germany, III Francs, West
indies, / Africa, / uokoown,f
From Aims House, Bellevue. 8 Hospital do. : fsnf'
Tertiary Hospital, BseswePs Island, Small Pos Hoe
piusl do do. q Lunstic Asylum, do DO Becminedsle
Hospital, Wilson's Hospital, WARDS lsIapd, D, City
Hospital, 8; Nursery Hospital, Blsckwslps Island,
Inns House do do Colorod Home, Coorsd psrsons,
IL. A. w. WHITE, City Inspector.
City Inspectors Cfics. April u, Is4s.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-04-24
Liverpool Cotton Market. April

Toe sales Fdsy suouot to ~ zoo bales Of which
$500 are sold odsy. Prices lowered per ID. Ar
rived sinso day thirty vessels fron the Uatsd states
and tlres from ksypI
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-04-24
Liverpool Provislon Market. ..Arall

Owing the miIdness OF the weather the market
rather price. Bscon Hams aud Lard eonlpus
ss quoted and moderate demand Beef sad PORK
In reqaesg ony tor ship stores.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-04-24
oHro.-The Wings of Clermont Co, passed the

OHIo-The Wings Of Clermont Co, passed the
following resolutions at their late Convention
Reso!,td Thst We sre proud OF the rsms OF Ihoms'
Coruin our distinguished Senator 10 the Oonues OF ,s
heels only serve 10 show how valuable they estsm ''e
ssme they are in pursuit OF.
Resotsd That Ne are opposed TO the sequsnon =, u'
,,o,v troun Msxioo bus should such territory be &C
aaired II should never Be permitted to become :,
nth the evils of slavery bot the Wholesome pIinep "
hat =. Known a. the "Wimot Provi.o, should be eh'
tend cd over IL by Congress
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-04-24
Liverpool Foreign Produce Market...A,nL

sISAs-The uAsst hs continued Cat during the week
RcE-We have no el anse TO notice In this srhcs prs
There has been very little done this week Asnks
reqaessl sis Tor Pots, fs0f Pearl Tat
LowP Y L. ssils 81 5is In retail los PALM o. ~
steady, W llh much dolng
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-04-24
Farther by the Acadia.

The Government Express has arrived from BOs
ton. bring as papers with the details Of the news
which we snnoenced BY Telegraph this morning.
We make room ouly for the following in this edition
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-04-24

POLICE aturddy-John Williams, a colored
boy was arrested Saturday by officer Combs eh,rse
OF taken az anc thTaeGiuE 70 knock out bis mo
ihers bAins He was held q ,osTer...Tv 40 men Dsmsd
james Morris and SIC GfOss, were arrested on charge
Of having en-oursssd dos TO attack Mary Gr,
queucs Of which her clothes They were held
70 balm the Of go to appear 81 the Court o. Gene
raj Sessions
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-04-24
New Publications,

The ORATORS W fhANNt ny CiMON' nc
publishers, Messrs Baker scribner, SO Parkrow and
las Nssssu-st have j1st issued third edition Of TILL
work We noticed a former edition Of 1t at ,ome length
The work has an Introduction by RevJ HrADLEr and
the name Of the GEO. H. CoLros appears Editor
Among other sketches the volume are those Of three
member, Of the present French Government; Lamsrne,
Gsrnier-Pages and odllon' Barrot
"ASUIPLgaESTT TO The PLAYS OF SBAKsrEARE.'
We have before a very credaby-gotnp svo OF lTs
PAGES last issued from the press Of George f. Cooedge
Brother 1923 Pearl o.. containing the following seven
Plays usually scrbed TO Shakespeare, but not included In
any modern editions Of tho great drsmast's writings,
VIZ: The Two Noble Kinsmen The London Pfodigsl
rhona. Lord Cromwell; Sir John odcssile; The Pnfi'
tan or the widow q watngst The Yorkshire Tragedy;
aud The Tragedy Of Locrne Thi, is the frs, American
clifton Of these dramas and comes 10 with general
Introduction and also Introductory remarks on each play
be William Gilmore Simms. Esq Mr.. s has performed
valuable service to the drama loving public in this mat
ter lie arrays, In chss.e and beautiful arguase the EVIL
d,nce pro and con as to the genuueness Il these PLAYS as
the works Of Shakespeare and comes to the conclusion
tina, The Tragedy Of Locrine unques,onaoy produce
tion Of shakspsares PEN lie incnes the opinion that
Air John Odcsse aud The London Prodigal also ms
ENTHUSIASTICALLY written while the author was
quite young. The Two Noble Kinsmen, Thomas LORD
Cromwell, The Puritan and The Yorkshire TRAGEDY he
rejects The latter he suggests may have been written BY
Thomas Haywood The book may be had Of D. Apple
ton 4 c..
"TuE THOUSAND AND One NIoHTs'-Psrt 3
OF this beautifully illustrated work has Just been pub'h-
cd by the Harpers To be completed IN ~ parts, at >
Giants each.
swiss FAMILY RoBISsOs-SEcosD Serbs
THIS continuation Of the work published several years
AGO. under the title, translated from the French BY
j. De Clinton Locke in two vols Of shout $50 pages eaeh
neatly bound In csmbrIc The fret part Of this book
obsiued gres; celebrity among the reading Juveniles
AM we have no doubt this will be equally popular HarPer
| & Brothers, So CAf-st)
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-04-24

iass b, !. ar ar hsni. was deliberately shot and
is, ina, nan naned Easiep In Niehols, Co v. =, ,ss
syscs o. ,.rA On ay grew Out Of controversy sbou,
~ Nsa sss. .es Murderer bad not been sr,s.,sd A.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-04-24

1910. Ia consequences Of the ireaa-ns CLAIMS for dAu
rse, presented Assns ths fo,vud-r VI msrchsndise
tie Western Canals srsins from the abstraction Of ssods
from pAcGss.s imyerrey ,seerra, tts Board Of For
wsrde. Of ~ Civ Of SswY1rt have felt Il their eUty
!. e t tho security u the merchants themselves 20
.d0pt the following resolution, VIZ
R>sesd That will cot r-eei 81 - II shipping order
boots shoe, desued iJr the West unless such soKrs
case, are properly tayed and sealed when shipped nor
any boxes or essss containing goods of desc pon
unless sUch box-s or c.sss are eel strapped Or hoped
before shi pnn-ut y HOLT. Pr,sid-rt
al - e
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-04-24

FROM YUcATAS.-Advces from Yucatan, TO the
81 inst by way OF New Orleans, represent the excuses
and crreies Of the Indians on the Increase Their forces
are estimated at from thirty TO My thousand The white
Inhabitants are hyiDs 70 the coast.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-04-24

llRIrANNIA WARE.-LUCiUS HART, uAte
ID b0srdmsn HArtl msnu'sctur-r ard importer OF
Britannia Housekeeping articles Bafla4-,ip, Offers,
Wholesale and re all a the los-s. market prices,
bntsnuis arms. coffee pots .nd te, tets,
Csstors, ~ifh -, n4o'i sad pressed bottles,
Soup lsiies, table and t-s spoons,
Msntsl snd chamber lamps and esodlesiicsi,
Pitchers mugs. t1mIlsrs sod m1lsss-s cBfs.
BrtAuns ps'-s ard erp for children
sproous, srrat variety Of patterns,
Bloe.-un c1re--Erus s1d dun ceyes,
Brtanu's csk- ts.sets ACew Article,
Reed bartoGs Tsa1ton bufsania Eo0cs
Dixon S1ns celebrated shefhsd bntsnnis ware. an
CHEAPEST STORES ~ The ClTY-6o
u BoSsry and l6it Fulton .t-Ih- sgnscrb-rs, d-tsr
iosd 10 establish s5oye fact will c1sf the foowio
.rte 81, nor.,.- snd retail. At prices ~ cent o~e
L.n ann other .. sht OF 10 th- cify Frensh and
Am.yicAn per H-nsnf, aud Windos 1haas -. solt.nr
- ,srors BED rooms, hs store &c, Nisd5S
D.. R.na. Lace .nd Embroisr,d Crrtsin. Dfsp-fJ
xn.n also msraisefsren Of 1.iv,nIet ,prins Pete
h,ir and other Msuesss, Feslher bed'' rhio~' &r'
.,l .v~,v srticle 10 the u IhOlst-ry line
WIN ''' A NJ l. e. DAVIES, upAols.erer
-. l6&a Fzltonst and 40 Bowery.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-04-24
CONNIE Of the War.
The following is an extract from . letter dated
U.mbargh the q instant:

We ,ssa yon herewith ne Borsenhs, lie. Of this
sv.oug wherein yoa Will perceive fh'i Danish Tnsncf
va IA. Area on the cos, % Appeurae on the H,.sin
volunteers entering the 20 Tn Is sii DAnih
soldiers CONN aniei ~ the az. are expss.ei 10 aaf
C.iinz (sonth size u Ja'lni) s1d taA. vsain sfsw
DAYS Il viii coma 20 earnes, nthing.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-04-24
INsUPRE,IE COURr--In E9uiy-TsI

INsUPRbME COZ Tn Equir -IhI at = ILL.,
ECAKY aud auothsr. Is EDWARD ARCHER sod 9th
ers-Bill for stret foreclosure OF mo igsse Hiram
Tucker OF Buffalo comp ansDts Solietor-sa'ah Davis
EhakIm Davis, william Dsvis, EmsTiB- Davis, whose
places Of residsnes Mem ob 10 The sta's OF Ven
sa-e aud F,rny Cummings, EIlEsb-th Cummings. Cair
srine Cummings len Cumuirs,, Bradford Cummlnfs,
B-isey Cunning. Ihoms, K. Cummings, Harriet Gun
mins. Oiivs Cummings Georse Cummings aLd Henry
T.daie whose PLACES Of residence In the STATE ~
Michigan aLd Thomas Everett. whose place OF rest
deuce In the DsIic Of Columbia ald May snolt and
Jacob Ze whose places Of re.denee are IA the city ~
Phi sde phia ia the ate Of Penney vana, Henry z.
Ogdsus ~hos, place u res1en.- - Tex.s sad Dsnn,
Davenport, William EvrTsuo Robert M-Csrdy, George
sharp. Lynsn Rhoso-. Elisha Baton Silss c. Brosn.
Nicho ss Bernhard. EoeasT-r Dusii, HsurY 3. EssaF,
Aaron p Jones, David L1eky, CnsIucsy w. Moore,
lhn T. Moore, Horace White. John Wood and Horsto
Watson, whose lest pisces Of fesld,nc-s we're ir tn
Sts Of Newi orb bat whose present places 81 redenes
unknown. are ssv-ray required 70 osuss iheir ~
pe.unce BE- entered IN the office Of The Clsk OF 10
County o. Ers and thereof 20 be served on the com
paDanr Solicitor b. the sentn day JAY nstt o.
he bill led therein Will % tszen eoGf-ssed - them
D-t-d April Is, lsii ~ ls~o~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-04-24
GERM ANY.
- uf en-. Ersoeh a rox 4IaQ the ErouftcRs

Ire Aigsmelae Zei,Hsg OF the Goth contains q
etter from professor q, the University o. TuJin.
gen. from which il appears that Information was
received in that bown on the evening OF the 24th
Inst. that large mob OF French workmea ana so
ders had crossed the frontiers Of Baden, and that
they were committing the grossest acts OF robbery
and outrage, and that they had burnt the town OF
Odenburg. TIE mob. 20 900 in number are re-
ported % have passed the deles o. the Black Fer
es, and 10 have continued their march into the In
terror Of Germany. This Intelligence 10 farther
confirmed by letter from Ulm OF the 95;h ut and
by a proclamation in the Cologne Gazette OF the
18th bot in a proc amstion OF the wus,enbers
Home OfSce. dated March 20. the ramors Of hos
tile invasion OF the territories Of Baden and wur
temberg are peremptorily contradicted.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-04-24

Fs-Dr. TRAIL = DoS eGisTnGs bls aScommods-
tons for patients several additional rooms, Wit gym
nssum for indoor exercise will pe ntt-d up previous n
the rst May. Dr. T spPiiss this system 70 bon acute
400 chronic diseases generally 10 feycr ~ al sinas tht
Wster treatment pfomot and eertsin Most OF the com
plan;s 90 common and sieLns 70 emaie, are speeeiy
and permanently r-ev,d Children predisp .sd 10 DIS
from organic msfOs,iOn, eud younE per'oos who
have acquired such sposon y erroneyus habits may
be surprsosiy improved SUD iaviscrsfeo By udleogs
couise Of team nt eombasd Sth correct reslmsn and
physolozics exercises
y B. H.yiug started the fret HyfropzInc insututor
IN America al having devoted ssvers 10 establish
The system this eity scientific osst Or dc
claims All connection p4thy vita thos, p'esdony
iroysth. ALA edica qa.cks bo Eet board nEhous>s
uncer the name u W.t-r Care .nd whenever themselves
or families are alex expose hsf isnofs1se OF hyposr,Y
~, A.-L-,s - The ~ sshnl-s ~ Z. In--
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-04-24
RROOKLYs AFFAIRS.

ACADEMIA horse with a wagon attached ran
away 10 Myile.avenu- nesr Prince ct Saturday sf'r
noon and Killed little boy who playing the side
weE.
SUPERIOR CoURT-Beiore Judge Morse.-This
Court was session on Saturday and after sauiy
motions s6joarsed for the term.
COURT OF OYER AND TEKNIsLR-The Court will
be in session TO day.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-04-24

~ BY the schooner China samsria, Capt Cam
oo wa b.v, received sdyee, from Santa Marths to the
sch ut Nothing Of ints. had ansPirs1 in that or the
i..od,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-04-24

r.,I ,pl,s Cous1sI-Ws have late ana d g-s.
a The ssSs gssIss S .S1
BIS, died s~s1 TOY se without some uafore,
in many p part. ., .s prom
.es h s"s 70. crops ,usi.s cent 20 mar.
Est-spd beside thi'' IChsrolss Adrossss ID
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-04-24

sursrm. COURT General Term.-This Court
hs, ,urued the FIRST Moocsy Of Msy and on Tue'osy
the Calendar will be resumed beginning at No 2, and
continue TO cali from The No. 49, was
the highest number resehed The first Monday AID hrsi
gid.yi in NAV will be devoted special motions Drei
.ions Will be delivered on the hrs- Monday
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-04-24
Weekly Report Of Deaths

IN ths CITY and County ~ Ncp Yort from ts l5h dag Of
Aprtl, 1913, TO ths I'D day Of dpr,i, is4s.
Men s6-Women, 65-Boys, 8l-0irls, IS. Total, 29l.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-04-24
German Assembly az HeldeIecrs.

The Frankfort Gazette OF ,he 27th alumo an
nounces that the Germans Diet had renewed the
invitation it addressed on the 10Th to oil the Gov
srnments OF Germany, 10 send to Frankfort men snr
joying general confidence 10 deliberate on the rsvi.
sion OF the Federal Pact according to truly national
principles
A grand meeting Of delegates nom different
parts Of Germany was he'd at Heidelberg, IN the
Grand Dachy OF Baden. on the goth ult. The
meeting was rather popular demonstration than
deioerstiye council. The Assembly WAS I'd,
dressed by the leading members Of the Liberal
faction 10 mild and energetic language, tho idea OF
Republic was rejected. but the real discussion
Will no, be opened ul the Diet meets at Frankfort
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-04-24

FIRE.-A carpenters shop In Twenty-iourth-st
near secondsvenus discovered :, be on FIRE about
o'clock last evening. Il s1iinsui'hed y police
man Dsly. Of tho Tenth ward.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-04-24

DEATH BY APOPLExr-Coroner Walters held al
nqa-.t Yesterday AZ No . Attoey upon the body OF
ram BsdssT ustiye Of M,ssehusstt' sse5 ~ years
ho disd su1senly Saturday Nefdie.-Death BY ape
Dlsry
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-04-24

FouSDLIsG "A healthy infant was LEI, LAST might
on the .toop Of John Osauy 91 tien-,t where II va
found by Jr John FsDorov, rho took IL 70 the police
station Of the Ward.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-04-24

TIE Hu1cHINsoSs ia hardly necessary to
eniios the Concert ofihe HuchIasor' ahe Tabernacle
nj. evesng Every body Knows them. sni every body
remember, their appointed times OF singing They have
had triumphsn, success during their Southern tour and
will 1--WE their old sous, tonight with more sIi than
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-04-24

ASSAULT WITH 4 HAMMER-Oihcer Randolph
Yesterday arrested named Peter Miller charge
Of striking boy blow tie head with h,mmsf thsre
~ seriously III 1rius htm.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-08-04

The lovers of Liberty everywhere are giving
efficient evidence of their sympathy for Ire
land. The great meeting last night at Nauxhal
Garden was the result OF compromise and the
beginning OF self-sacrifce, among all who claim to
be the friends of ireland. Other cities throughout
the Union are holding vast meetings to express
sympathy and extend aid to Ireland. mass
meeting Of the friends OF Ireland was held in the
large hall O! the Chinese Museum, in Philadelphia,
last night, at which Mr.. Mitchell, the patriot $
brother, was present On Monday next mass
meetings will be held in Albany, Troy and syria.
Gov SEWARD has consented TO attend a
monster meeting, to be held in Buffalo ON Wed.
nesday evening next Mr.. MrrcHsL and Mr.
w. +. Robinson will also be present During
next week, also, IT is expected that meetings will
be held IN Utica, Rochester, Springfield, Hartford
and New Haven. at each of which Messrs w. e
hosiNsoS and W. n. Mitchell are expected to
SPEAK The time for lrelsnd's liberty or hopeless
suclogaton is drawing nigh.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-08-04
Great Meeting for ireland In philadelphia.

We have received the following, by special Iele-
graph rom Philadelphia, dated last evening
An enthusiastic meeting Of the friends OF Ireland was
held this evening in the Chinese Museum. ROBERT TY.
LER presided. He made some brief remarks taking,
the Chair He said the time for action had arrived
instead of long speeches he hoped there would be
liberal contributions given in aid OF Ireland in her ap
preaching struggle. He concluded by introducing w.
H. Mitchell John Mtches brother who delivered ad.
dress giving Of the present of ireland
aud her hopes in the approaching crisis His remarks
elected the most unbounded applause. When he con.
cuded the collecting OF funds proceeded with great
spirit 1t OF the most enthusiastic meetings ever
held in the City OF Philadelphia.
The following paragraph is from onr regular Cor
respondent dated yesterday afternoon
We have grand mass meeting at the Museum this
evening TO raise funds in aid of Ireland There is a
good prospect of its being very large gathering as
the Irish only second to the French in point OF
thusiss, and always hand by thousands such
occasions. The former meetings in aid of the same
cause have been overlooking and enthusiastic
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-08-04
More Compromising.

Late adyices from Washington import that new
plans Of Compromise for Slavery Extension are
eagerly pressed IN private caucuses and lobby
conferences powerfully backed by Executive in
nuence, and that there is danger that some one
may succeed. We do not believe it, The votes
OF the Representatives are ON record, and cannot
be changed without palpable dishonor and general
reprobation. ID cannot be that many Representa-
fIves Of Free States will vote 10 involve them
selves SO grossly.
But the bare idea of Compromise with regard
&c this subject is repulsive. Compromise what
The right OF Free Laborers 30 have the New Ter
ritores oonsecrsted to that Industry which repes
the stimulus of the ictter aud the lash Never
The right OF Shareholders TO take their property
into any portion of the Territories Of the Union
Not if they have such right we do not ask its
Surrender, and their Representatives dare not
grant IL No let Congress enact the Proviso
and let the Supreme Court be invoked to declare
II unconstitutional. II that be done, we shall
have exhausted our power in opposition TO the
soourge, and may with good conscience desst. A
single slave taken into the Territories will suffice
10 test the principle il the claims OF the South
be sustained by the Southern majority on the So
preme Bench the whole region may be instantly
blaokened with Slaves. Otherwise, it will remain
free AS ever This is no Compromise but legal
and final adjustment. Why is 1t not the right
course
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-08-04
By telegraph to the Nsw-YOrk Tribune.

ST LOUIS Thursday, August
Ten men from 81. Josephs have arrived IN this
CITY. in eighty-seyen days from Oregon Territory.
They left the 9th of March.
A battle had been fought between the Indians
and the Oregon regiment. The former were de-
feated, having had fifty killed and considerable
number wounded. Farther pursuit OF the Indians
was abandoned, on account OF want OF provisions
and ammunition. The Americans had none killed
and only ten wounded.
The Regiment il was thought would be success
ful in defending the Territory, but was in want Of
supplies OF horses, &c.
Col GILLIAN commanding the Regiment was
accidently killed after the battle by the discharge
of 4 rife.
Propositions Of peace were entertained by the
Indians but the troubles were not settled The
Government had called for more troops and rein.
forcements were anxiously expected from the
u tied States.
The Mormon settlement at Salt Lake was IA
Aourishing condition. Parties OF emigrants were
met at Sweet Water.
Col Garland and Maj. Brant have arrived from
Fort Mann. Thirty two Camsnche Indians were
killed IN the engagement with Lieut.. Msgifs COM
mand ON the list June.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-08-04
A ,Ionsfrous Wrong.

The Senate yesterday iosted into the Civil and
Diplomatic Appropriation bill an item paying
RUIZ and MoDtez Of Cuba some $4,000 for the
Amistad Negroes just stolen from Africa, who rose
upon their plraticsl ensayers and took the vessel
wherein they were shipped from one port Of Cuba
10 another. The vote for this nefarious bill ia to
81 is exceedingly light, showing that several Sen
ztors lodged in order to give niquity this short
lived triumph. The House will never assent TO it,
40 the Senate has disgraced itself for nothing.
The Africans were stolen and enslayed Ruiz
and Montez bought them with FIJI knowledge Of
these facts, II they were not concerned IN running
them. The Africans seized favorable moment,
overpowercd their kidnsppers, and regained their
liberty, and meaning b return % Africa, were de-
,eitiully steered TO shores. Here they landed ;
here The kidnappers tired to reclaim them but
there was 10 more law than Justice for it, and the
United States Courts unbesitatingly declared them
entitled 20 freedom Thus liberated, they returk
ed to their own native land. is it not, then
impudent outrageous abuse 10 call on the People
of this country to pay the baied pirates the esti-
mated mercantile value of their freshly stolen
human plander Look to the Yeas and Nays
when the House comes 10 vote on this item