New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-11-13
CITY ITEMS.

LECTURE or HENRY GILES. - Clinton
Hall was crowded to excess on Tuesday evening to
hear this gifted and most eloquent lecturer The SUP
ject wasthe Hebrew Mana dark picture as seen oy
passion and prejudice but bright and attractive when
lit up by the genius and purified by the kindly touch OF
this master hand. The victims OF prescription and
OF prejudice have been frequently the objects of Mr.
Giles susceptible sympathes and fond nature. lilo
loves TO redeem ana to adom what prejudice and
injustice have debased, and following humanity IN
ways said to be the darkest and most devious, ms
philanthropy discovers traits Of goodness greatness
and oveliBess, and investing them with the purity
OF his own benevolence and the grandeur of his
genius, sends them forth TO shame the cynicsm and
egotfsm of man
BoLplNG , FREE MAN--JOhn NJ. Bold
ing, the alleged fugitive, who was remanded to
South Carolina Slavery by Commissioner Nelson on
the 29th August last, because one-twentlesh OF his
blood was African has just returned to this City.
twill be recoilected by those who took an inter
est IN this matter that his friends first agreed with
the claimant to pay 81, 80 for him IN Ne~-fork-
This WAS agreed to, but several high boodS from the
South nterlered and insisted thai he must go back
~ South Carolina The claimant then revoked has
agreement and resolved to take hun back. How
ever ON beng earnestly demonstrated with py his
counsel. George Wood and earnestly appealed 80
by the friends Of Bolding and his wife, the slave
holder finally agreed with Boldings counsel that he
would 20 to tnal, prove his title give the slaves
counsel All opportunity TO raise all legal questions
and prf sent apy points Of defense and he was en-
uled 60 tie save he would then take the si'oo rs
before he had offered This propositon was &C
CoptCd. The parties went 70 tT'si DoiuinS vas
he to Dc the claimants slave. His ifiehus then
bestlued themselves to raise the amount out
when nearly completed, they were tssohisneu
10 learn that The southern oulsidUs hau again
ovtrruled Anderson, and he revoked 'ha' Hstee-
meat insisting that the defense had been severe,
protfac,tc ard irritating, anu that Inc NAN uS go
back AT al events. large share OF the amount Goa
lfbuteo had ht gwen Oh condition. thal no should
not be taken back. However such was the syinpi-
hy ,or the wife and her friends, tna the last e1ac-
uon was submitted TO- and ms fr ends agrees 70
pay The $l5O, ON the slaves oeisg returned ssle "
New. OIk. BOlcDg was started 10Y the ooaI nc
ana his flltnCs cneereG wNn the expectation thaI
ne ~ou,o soon DC returned free man. But 20 saeu
al lis sui greater surprise hc ana tsry were ia
formed nst as he boat 10 leave ttat S9oO must
~, added foY The expense OF taking nm 10 South
CaIo,lns and back - THIS was deemed al outrage
on the generosity OF Boldlngs friends ana lae
soIro~iu fellow left the wharf, shaking handS WIZ
ms vlfes brother silent and IN tears at learIas bAo
new difficulties III the way OF his purchase no Na'
told he mus, not expect too much ihal IL "as uo'.
ful whether even nall the $3.50 would De puo W,
those huInlliatine terms, much less Ihe auHiSo
$3.50 be raised. Ii VAS under these Pdaiiui spPi -
Ss~s,on> mat BoiclpC left for the cotton heaus OF
CsroI,ra while has WIFE, feeling. no couo'' as "'s
WIVES would returned 10 her ueso'a'e no"'o "
P0ughkeepsie .u,sd f,yitiye
me gei erous friends of the remanded iuSll,u0
,os,n rallied and before Friday noon OF ln@s SSo'
the 81 COO were raised. The Inas'ef t"hS s
manned in New-NoTkl WAS houneu' anu " nis s,nS
he Il $ Marshal telegraphed the DepusJ uA pc
Roldlng in charge, to bring HIN oacA al on0e 80
he DeIuty found himself quite IN otheI hanIs sN y"
w s,,ivsf Al Columbia The authorities, or IaIheI
~ mob ,n,erfered, took BOldng 70 the ~atch Vi
'r' house locked him up, cutting Oh al cominIn
49,, hetween hlm and ms frlends, ahd oetNoon
80 - ms own master. lie Was sept thdS o r,
nas rom % September ull 2lSI octooer' .e
-, To,uTned without him and "aat IS uts.e
.Pa,i ,hla and calls for eXplaDuon, Is 'ust 'n,'
49,, = Northern man, with northern heii',
~ N,,hern feeling as he surely mish' DC suppose
90 b-v. ,oulc leave Boldug there IA p'lsoh' "i'no.'
iD,n,r,,,e him of the Geographic dispa' enao sa
49,, ~ a. n a. ana the Oroer OF MS utas'ei ~ ~
h,,, rs,,rn.d but instead thereof. taAlhs ~.
ias,e of hun through the CRATES win Tue Coz -
.,,,, 10 , \ n, r,.tlon OF, John. nor seR''t -
- - 49, +, t,a,I" lust as though joan hat ~
bsb.ys n,msel, precisely a. that deputy w az. ~ 80
Sshsved b,usst had kc worked ~ ses's I"i -
x,c,u.i. ana clothes been sold three tiines W S.o
,tl, =, b,nred and ~ asst seUed ana dI1S -,
m,ies from vie ard friends, tor the 0iii' "
been horn If q stolen niolhei' ~ :, J.i,x the
RI, In our narrative. After seFeie NccNS -,
,nas,sr rtt,lruSJ to Columols, ou' NS 49, -.
1sreo a,o v ou!d not slleS HIM 70 lave Al '-s0 ~
49, iii h,s ,y, slave lie sl'r one al ie"5'' y,
a.. ,h>erec Of the keeper. 0duchl Sohh ca, -
sIn, Io keen up couIsse-ihe npaeJ IA f"SeH' '"'