New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-01

81 aRte tTAfGeD, ~ 0Cl1ck tnls morning, ' Vt
t s will be ss'u.e6 81 tSt. snranoe by neneeley' :
Chine, aid trade, @iii'fhd rich assortment o
fabrics. The ara gshgAs Of articles ia rapidly
grcer es1ipg, trough The srss numbers offered will
probably preventive com pietion OF the necessary
arrangements until theFlatter part Of the week =
The large roo behind te stage has this year been
brown into the general Exhibition room, aud viii
form pleasing feature OF the fair, The Opening
Address will be delivered in the Garden st II Vi.
by Hon Henry Meigs. A grand Pyrosechnio dis
play will take place at 10 O'Clock.
ABoLlrIoHoN F1oeeING IN THE Maya large
and enthusiastic meeting of oongratulation at the
recent Abolition OF Fogging in the Navy, was hsld
last evening at the Cherry street Methodist Church
Addresses were MAIDS By " asson G Haynes Rev
Jo,hua Leavits Horace Greeley and others, and
series OF appropriate resolutions were adopted -
We have in type q sk sch ofthe proceedings, which
will appear o morrow. The announcement OF the
action OF CoDgrefs in nahalf of Sailors Rights were
received with hearty demonstrations Of delight A
pew impulse has evidsnsly been given to all efforts
for eievating the condition of the Seaman.
ARRIVAL OF FRk9KlFN FIRE Co.--Franklin
Fire Engine Cofof Philadelphia arrived last even.
ing on Wait TO our city. They number about 40
men; their Uniform is black pants, drab overcoass,
and the usual Phladsphia cape and hat, appro.
priatey lettered :; each man had a cap slang cam
teen fashion. Their engine is a magnificent affair.
of the same pattern ana aize as No. 80, having
on the four pauels aa many notable scenes 10 she
life of Franklin, paiated in excellent style. The
ornamental work of the Engiae is very rich The
company and their machine make aapIendid aho~.
They were received az the boat oy Hose Goa. No.
4, No. Is, No 81, Engine No. AZ and Hose No. AZ;
the line was for ned iK the above order, Franklin
coming in Before No. 81. They then marched up
Broadway, Chatham. Bowery Bond, Broadway
and Cham bers, depoaited their engine In No. 42a
house, and were escorted TO Frenchl Hotel,
where they found a capital supper awaited them
The procession was lighted with torches and
showed well; it waa hailed with cheers at hun.
dred poiots Oh tee route To day tbs Phlladephianz
will be shown soma of the lions OF Gotham. Il
will be remembered that this Company was the
frat 10 como 70 our city ut the time OF the great
fire Of December, 1895; as our paper was not
printed then we looked into the Herald for no
tce of their generous assistance, bus all 70 coald
find was toe following characteristic parasrap h;
1.-THE Philadelphia Engines played last nighs In
tke Park-tremeudous, they are"
For AFRICA. The bark Edgar, foc Liberia
cleared on Saturday sith more Than 30 passengers,
Including the 8lavs Engineer, Daniel Williams o.
N c. with ten children and grand children resent
lyliberated Tbs barb has tu. cargo Of freight
OF kl,,h -t ,aM M Gala
nization Society, and T. j Ray, Lberan mer'
onant
NED BUETLIHE The term Of imprisoum NJ OF
Il Il. Q. JudsoE pirsa yesserd ay, and be lott tho
laiaad in a se,ambuSs provided or the purpose
amid tire firing of cannon and the cheers and con
gratulstiops of bis ffiends His release was hailed
win hearty aatafaoion by thousands Of our csl
zels.
MISUNDERSTANDING the arrivala at the Irving
Bouse Yesterday were - 6oncrabes Lewis Oass
A. W. Buel A Felch Achigan; VIM. Henry
Vermont; d. Hubbard N q; G Cleveltnd Conn
c. Alien, Mass; e ". Julian. j. D. Bright, lad
G. c. Bates and family, I'd 8 Bingham Michigan
q Hsmlin, A. ". Johnson, 7 D. Faler aud
lady, Mama VIM Uphem L B Peck, VIM
6lDOaIQ, ' eTulOHhi IL - CGONli' L 'S'''41
Stanton, Tenn; Mrs Col. Frt mont and family, Cal
ifoI MIA.
THE RECENT LAW AS TO FUGTlyEa FROM
SLAyEhY As this lazy is exceedingly penal We
give is principal features.
Thu person having power of attorney may pur
sue and reclaim the party charged to be aaVe'
either by procuring a wnrrantfrom Jodge or Com
4 III hua aztpu
md a1rsstpg him where the Same can De done
without process, ard taking him before aid Judge
or Commissioner &c.
Any person who shall obatruct the arrest, OF
ahall rescue, or attempt to rescue, or sha aid or
abet such alleged save, directly or indirectly, to
escape or shall habor or conceal suoh slave, shalt
for either Of said ofs be subjected to fine not
exceeding 81 600 and imprisonment not exceeding
six months and in the event Of escape shall forfeit,
mo. aovs- on civil process, the sum Of $1,000 as
the vslne OF ssid alave.
In no ttis or hearing under this actshsll the tez-
timony Of auch alleged fogilve be admitted in eyi.
dcncs
The Habeaa Corpus is suspended, the law say
ing, the certificates, &c of the Commissioner,
shall be conclusive of the rgh! Of the person in
whose favor granted, to remove such fugitive 10
the State or Territory from which he escaped and
shall prevent all moderation Of such person or per-
sons by any process Issued by any Court, Judge,
Magis rate, or other pegGon whomaoeyer.'
The u. s Marshal, after arrest, and in bis pos,
session, is bound for the safe custody Of the slave
in the gum OF sl0do to be charged, in the event OF
escape, to his bond. He is also responsible for his
safe delivery, AFTER the owner sweArs he appre-
hends an srest, and the slave is given in his Gus
tody by the Commissioner to be returned TO he
place where &c is claimed.
Vhe payment of the different expenses and off.
Gers are provided for. Tho officer making the ar.
rest is 20 have IS snd other reasonable expenses.
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