The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-02-18

The Latest Intelligence.

The Latest intelligence
As might have been expected, the gross outrage
which committed in Boston, on Saturday last, by
mob Of negroes, In forcing the doors of the United
States Court in tina city, and rescuing from the
tcdy Of the United States authorities negro who
had been arrested the charge of being fugitive
slave, has created quite an excitement throughout
the whole country. If we are OF mistaken, this
. the greatest outrage that ever occurred in the
United States; and if those who participated in il,
aswell as t cir aiders and abetors, the white ne
grces and sgtafors, under whose direction and in
SIT CATION, no dou t, il was committed, be not
prompiy arrested and punished TO the full extent
of the Law, it will be nonsense TO say, here
Ia the North, that there Is union between
as and our Southern fellow citizens. We are
pleased, there fore, to ee that effort has been
made to bring TO jastic. two parties, who are
charged with aiding and citing the rioters. One
Of them is q lawyer, and the other 10 member of
the press, who, for eng time past, has been iden-
maed With he abolition ca Sc, and with the " higher
law" doctrine Of resis ance 10 the law. A. this
distance from Boston, it is impossible for TO say
whether they guilty Of the charge imputed TO
them. We apprehend, however, that the United
States District Attorney would not have applied for
a warrant for their arrest, nor would the Commits
sioner have issue il, unless, say the least, a
grt0,a facie case were made out against them, on
affidavit. This is all very we'll for commence
nent; but il is to be hoped the will not rest
here. II the city OF Boston is anx Gus % wipe out
she disgrace which this outrage has entiiled upon
II, her citizens not tire until he ringleadsrs
OF The mob, and The most act ,e Of the vagabonds
who dared to force entrance into the court
room, shall ave been arrested and been made an
example Of The people Of Boston owe it TO their
own character, and 10 the relations which they
held 10 the Of the country, to Gdopthis course
II they should ia n doing so, the uaion OF this
great republic is nothing better than rope OF
sand Our readers vii perceive that this subject
occu led the at ention OF Congress yesterday, and
tina, Mr. Coy, O Kentucky, true his Interests "a
q patriot and an ardent and devoted friend OF
The republic, introduced a motion requesting
me President, if not Incompatible with the pub.
hc interests. 10 place Before the Senate all infor-
pia,ion on The subject, in his possession; and
also u communicate 70 that body what mea-
cures he hes sdo2tes, and whether, in his opinoa,
any additional legislation ID necessary 10 meet the
exig,ncy If tie case. The resolution was LAID
ever for the present; doubtless, for tue reason that
Mr. Fillmore could not, as yet, have been placed
IN possession Ct any information on the subject in
an official torn. oar " ashingtoa correspondent
informs US, by telegraph, that the President viii
ssue proclamation this morning, on the subject,
calling upon all good citizens and public officers 10
see that The laws are enforced aud cbeyed. Such
a proceeding would not be aIniss az the pfs.eEt
fne. IF such a proclamation be pfomuig lted
and il be disobeyed, he next thing vii be TO
declare Boston n state 81 resurrection against
she general government, and a collision will o. the
result Much as We would deplOTe such catas-
rophe-for ca'aetrophe i wouli be-weyery much
FEAR ih1i the fanetcs Of that city, and 81 other parts
Of New Ensland, will. ere long, be ia collision
with the nned S-ates. II they provoke such en-
sxsue an We can ssy i, ~ i come. l. the iana.
hcs q that section Of The Union coyet destruction,
and will have il, thea et i come but UPON their
heads h. the responsibility Il may, however, BE-
s,er,ed lie people q Boston eln aver; is AMI ~
theil &C. whether they Will a. g Or not
There Wes ! spirited dsrltc yesterday. II The -
nate. or The rtto4sideraton II vote reierri7g Ia
abolition pe;rcn to The Committee on The Jud,c.
airy. The vote was fecon-ideTed, and tls pnt.ti1n
ls,d on the tablc-rgeci ely Tie place to whicl u
ouCht 20 have been construed 10 the 6rs instance.
The House VS. ~ ,sged All dsy 10 discussing the
River end Iidibor BIZ, which, according % presfnt
sppesrsnoes. viii r2ss hat body IT, friend seem
a.tarnircd 10 force i throw Ia before the a7prj H.
sti,rs bile are takenup.
ourIesdtrs will End under photographic he 4,
esyAopsis ~ two weeks later news frOm Gallon
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sands II ihe cosst beaeh. - well u e oher a.
coy.rits in oilsr parts. Ii Calom,a his been ~
enigma heretofore 90 the world, What shalt W. Nv
Of these last discoysriczi Where has this g1ld