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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-03-12

nR. l.. EORTAsORE WOULD SAT- TO THOSE VINO
~ have contracted diseases, "Curs ut vslaee TINT 10.
Tste care % thy health have devoted m.ny ye.rs
profssion and bsve treated successfully thoasands Of
ueuts Ihoee who wish 70 consult
can DO - Tree of charged from A. to H. NJ suadays
excepted hyon value your health you will sveid thoss
knsYes Who untiushingly tell nat they eny
you sac ths their enc Had ~ megicse " All ikat
s.sry 10y asesse IN Al tts torns persens wh.se hess
william street. - -
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-03-12

TEE ROYAL NAIL STEAMER sEsLIs CAPT. sAnP-
:n III 's Tor ssr5usa ard 81 IsSm.' % w.dns-
for passnser. Price Of passage TO Bermuia
sod the zee. ss. Ss
,ry cssI venezuela '' M sia I'll 'sss ,s,;a'
DAouIo sAIL STEAMSHIP conPAsY.-rsR oAII-
iornia ana oresoa-The public - nformsa ,hs, una,r
.Pprevss sSs Navy p.psss .ns Ssrryins nc Usi..s
ss,s @. 4. wi .ss',ss. !: l':,: P,n..ss.5 Sac
detained By unsyodabs accident OF non arrival Of a..
WI s s 10. ss' s e b. b.,
ssss sSs o. ss h s,s.s 2, The
esins uns ~ s.s.s nal A.. ns- IN N. Ps
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SS s,dsps Ia 1850 tons. SSo9sgSs,SIA s
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srHsr roI, .fri,l :. man. .sa Ss...ss.r. issa Pa
Ger: i:r :. islis.ss ..s%s, from s.s tesasi.s
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KS Ss s;sS :s:s:Ss;. =; Ser
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Ss q .ss from S.s orleans sna pert. i Ssaiss css
ss Ar srr.srcns Lssrssos Co. ss.U. ''a secured
ssrrs rARr saw
ts.,h 80 - - =. ..'''....
found with mattress board ~
rsos rArAmA To wRAScrsco.
Saloon state rooms. eye
sseerass found With mattress and board Bs
rnos sAs ypArcrsso TO AsroRrA.
ysom. -. slW
Per through ot.ts Tor any month. apply ~ omcs q
We company 81 and 80 South street
JJSII.D STATES NAIL srEASssaIP cospAsY-yos
70 San Francisco, At reduced ras-0hsgres passengers
transferred ~ Hsysns 70 the pendd Steamship FALCON.
engine steamship oHo 5000 tens burthss Jas fnsisy
sebench, eommsnder will ssil precisely at o'clock ~
from her nier ~ the foos Of Warren
oovsrbmest Nails direct Ter Havana, New Orleans and
Chssres Freight taken 20 New Orleans At usual rates
speo. only taken an freight 70 Havana No bills Of isdnr
signed after of ship For freight apply
70 NO ROBERTS III West street corner Of w srrsn 81
ExpRsss LINZ roR cBhoREs.-THE nav AND
n splendid steamship BROTHER JONATHAN, 100
tors, Charles stoddsrd, commander will sail the 18th
inst from Pier No. North River. This for
ttrtnfth creed and eorfort, chsei compstiln. al
though she viii sail four days the a. NAL stssmer
she will lsnd her and Bedford Cos letsrs and
rsctsses IN sdvsnos Of the Nail. rir.t cabin, So s
etnddo t steersge, $40 Number Of myers limited
Pisn o. cabins seen snd pssssse secured 81 this once
BEPFORD co, 2hstor House. Yesey sreet.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-03-12

from the NatlonA lnttlllgencer March III
We are informed that reports received At the De-
tsrtment OF War, from Gen Brooke, indicate an in
<reasDg bodness the part the predatory Indians
in Texas who, for tho past eighteen months, have
live much trouble taat frontier. The Cananc hes
especially, extend their incutsions within the neigh
forhood the military posts, and have met, with
~ ueh courage, tone scouting parties who have en-.
c. un'ered them in nearly equal feroe
On the 25th January, Lieut. walker OF Ford's com
rspy Texas Mounted Rangers, with twenty one
encountered band Of uite-n Csmsnche warriors.
AID alter brief conflict aud long pursuit killed tour
a. the enemy, and wounded ss many more capturing
n Of their horses and o.her articles. which
rhey forced 10 abandon in taking refuge in the
shspsrrsl This party had been watched for
~eeb. by the company before 1t was known with Ger.
mtg that they lad acts Of hostility The
or,es captured from them asoertainsd to have
Teen stolen, and Mexican youth, whom they had
aptuTed two days before who released in the
ht reported that they had committed two muir dsrs
Two days after this affair . party commanded BY
Lii ut Burleson. Of the pAny In arch from
ao Antonio five miles wet OF the Nueces discovered
party Of IA Indians TO the right OF the road Taking
eight the best horses he moved rapidly alter
them They retrested for some mies, but finding 1t
Impossible to avoid . conflict, they halted aad pre-
pared for battle Lieut. Bureson ordered HE en- 10
cismount and secure their Rorees, when the Indians
INSTANTLY charged engaging him In front fsnk
simultaneously. A close and hard contested fight,
almost band to hand OF twenty minutes ensued, when
the enemy broke and retired leaving four warriors
d. cd on the helo and carrying off seven wounded On
the part of the volunteers one nan was killed and oil
the rest except one, wounded including the lie ute
nant commanding Among the articles CO ptured In
these rkrmishes were bisnAsts an knives which hsa
been given TO the Indisns few weeks previously By
the Indian agent, when treaty vss made with them
predatory excursion had Uncovered and chased
BY Lieut.. King, of Capt MoCulloch's company CT
tain himself followed up the trail over . rough and
dicult country, captured several horses and mules
and large quantities Of buffalo robes blankets saddles
and brides most OF whi,h latter articles had been
stolen from the citiztns
We unaer.tand that the officers above named have
been complimented by the department for their zeal
AMI pirit displayed in there Affairs.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-03-12


A care Of insanity has occurred within . few days
by reason of the revelation made by mysterious raps
tha the steamship At aptic had been wrecked, with
the loss OF all on board slshough since this m.lsn
eholy catastrophe, the passengers, whose spirits
were declared TO have made the IappiDs have arrived
1t home one Of them to lind his wife msnisc from
belief In there ghosly knockings. Another femsle
has Just been sent to the asylum, by reason Of
meric operations upon her nervous system avowedly
for the purpose Of rendering her caryoyant but With
the elect Of dsonipg her 10 lunscy And these recent
xns not isolated eases fer in several of
she the victims OF these Kindred impostures
are hopelessly iDtaDe
From the Quincy Caass) Patriotl
The following letter WAS received By Coroner Bag
from the father Of the unfortunate young referred
90 -ho has kindly placed IL in our hands for publcA
tion
ZASrsvILLr, (oHro) Feb a. 1851
Lewis Bass. Coroner Quincy, Mass. Dear Sir I
Fro Postmaster OF Braintrse relative TO the melan
eboy deaths Of Mr.. John Grievs and his dear wife
With copy OF the Inquest and other Documents OBJ
tainsd from you which places It beyond doubt that
they our children who, BY their untortun ate
choice Of reading the pretended writings OF Davis
York and also, the Spirit Me.euger Of Springfield
have been captivsted, d,luded. spd may 1 not say
murdered, by those vsnders Of trash In the munity
gu will please cause their remains to be tsceutly
buried In the burial ground In Quincy, and cause
Tombstone TO be placed al their grave, and let me
kno. the expense, ana Will remit payment to you
By the nIst opportunity.
on viii please return 10 me his watch, No Sos,
is ngsh manufacture. spd also his small box or draw.
ipg Instruments Please give my warmest thanks 10
~ Perkins for his kini attention, and 10 all others
who have taken an interest 10 th. melancholy event
On The grave stone 1iik 10 have the following in
eccpton -
To the memory OF
JOHN GRIRyE,
aged q years,
aud
HANNAa BANKS,
his wife,
Ases Is YEAR,.
Both OF Zansvins Ohio,
Dtluded by the writings Il A. J. Davis
am, dear cir, your very obliged and humbls ssr-
want PETER GK1EYE
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-03-12

WHEN HUMAN LIfK Is IN PERIL. WHO WOULD
W stop 20 susstiehf hurteriaa Dspo-ssry, nuM-
Der three Division street. established A. b. 1885 BY Or
Hunter who from experience that seldom falls
The LOT any one physician enabled 70 warrant psrfsst
ana lasting cure In and all THIS 10 tbs
place In this sity where his great remedy Bun,srs Nd
Drop can % obtained medicine peysr known TO fail In
curing the very worst forms o. deae u private nssus
The Dspensry srrhrgsd thst tbs person calling viii
see no one but the Doctor bimse who 10 W
ancs In his private rsssy ard willing give relief
20 All vho give him call Hundreds Of osrtihoasss
Voluntarily given Of cnres AL hotd invited mAks
Immediate application 10 DOCTOR HUETER. whose hisk
professional celebrity respectsty ana integrity Of che
raeter. challenge the sevsrest scrutiny ssd
guarantees TO the patient ~ thorough ana honorAb
treatment Price 81 THIS great remedy cannot be hsS 10
Boston genuine. n n The Dostor has hand the
York aity. 49, -
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-03-12

TIE. yARxHE Is coNrIDESTIALLY CONSULTED
- on Die Asss frora IL ycArs practice Of which N
hospital DR.. w. 10 enabled 70 GUARANTEES speedy cures
without mercury See his diplona In his once No
street. sdjotsfnS Chatham with the
ssrxsrJ and medicine this country ever produced
NO ZEE TILL cURED-DR. MURPHY HAS REaovKD
- No ~ Roosevelt street. Chsthsn. whsrs he
hourly eonsslted ell diseases Recent he
Without mercury IN two 20 four days. with paraissa
beaten. DR.. n. will forfeit Sss.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-03-12

Arrivts-nark Condor wright ksv Orleans sears Beni
Douglass Bruvn, New rofk3 A Quest, Holmes 10; An
tsres Csnay 10, Candy Borton. Brooktyn; feb.non
Brovr ftr.snorth. Rough ana Ready, Gates Esstport
brig Canton, Crsveil, Boston.
Iiearsd-schr sarah Abua, Pinkbsm Pert gu Prince n
A Quest Holmes New York; Horton, Candy, DO, and
Irrtsk ssb We cot. Weymouth Expedite Rsotet. East
Cresnveh hntsres, oaniy rTortj Doughty. Murphy,
Echmond, vs. Dsvii Smith, Smith, Charleston, c. ayr
Kennsbec, eeY mOur, New YOrk.
MpsceiIwncoss.
s-rtpyp ~ Philadelphia from Charleaon on
rsht 81 The eth fnft "a Crre Hsteras
isst rov s,orrr fro ssw 70 NV which lasted hours
bet Old 90 dsmsee % the sttsmer
ar FsNcuor thu fooving rsrtioplars o. the 10. %
this vessel are from Capt Lynt her commander s"On
me nth % o. ion 20 ~ w. found sll Of
ptots from the shpslhod The nsrt dsr this IN
SEED AID tbs 9TH, steam and smoke is~sa from the
hniA the suspicion which haf hes sntsrtansa
~ ice sass hat che zeal Gre The hstshss ana
EVER Tisss that hst sennsaissusa VITA w bells vws
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-03-12

DARIb AND LONDON TREATMENT or PRIVATE
di:sssss In afsw hours BY vegetable application. witA
cat pain In sesity bronshs on BY improper habits ana
Affections combine medicines
not Be cured without it, have daily Of
nsnt oure have daily without osas
soon enough NJ dporA with these ans the hsudrsds a
eertinoA,es show that eqsAi, You cured u
enc day.-D - Corbyn. You sIpsfled my complaint in .
few hour;-c, percpd was under the other physolas
In short time Jshn kollison IT, raid ever $50 n
ave yesr TO b cured o. debility from self abuse wthsv
short tIme'sJ. Salisbury rreatmsnt By letter. 0mes
hours from A. n. 70 r. n, And from to r. n DR.
LAMONT q Rad sLreet two DOOR from Broad xA1.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-03-12

nR rAwcETT HAS REMOVED HTs orvrCs TO "a
~ Dsver street. near water street. where
dentslly consulted on esrtan diseases whien he
Nervous sehty brought en- ky self abuss-the yotlns
sueh. can also apply with = certainty 81 ours.
nH COOPER u DUANE sTsKgT. mas, TOR rHn
- last fonreen years csntned his pfscee 10 the tr.sb
msnt OF mereurisl and ether diseases.
asgavstsd Of this difeaSe mild An
two TO ave dsys. perfect eyre charge.
MO CURE, NO PAy-DR. CoRBrTT, 10 DUANE
street msy he oenfultsd the treatment 81 certain
diseases practice u sixteen year Devoted W the
ment 81 dest diseases enables Dr. q. 70 Ire voxu
form o th disease Recent cured In three tA ~
uerouryused.
nR CHRIsTIEs GALvANIs CURATrvEs.-ruasu
~ renowned and unrvaled articles. celebrated fr
Their wsnderfv effects IN All nervous diseases and for tbes
potency In giving renewed life and vger 70 the
tenn Ne hsa in New Ysrt. only ~ the suthorissd
agency No ls1 Broadway
MoRgHEAps MAGNETIC PLAsrER-rHIs UsRI-
" vailed article warranted 10 be the srestest strength
and destroyer in the world and the cheapest
best plaster mste possesses oil the virtues o. IN.
approved aud eseeeat paser tosshcr with the noe.
addition 81 MAGNETIC powe which IL wosds
those objections ssched 70 other p.ser liz Are
slnost in uoaiae and lite s exceedingly pasant P-t
tsht tin boxes fucient 20 spread six - exht
pss ters snd any child spread them Prizes IS cent?
boz with full ors etfons Manufactured and sold Nv th~
trvsntsr and proprietor, D. hOREHEAD, NJ D. ia
Broadway kev fors Also sold BY all respectabls Drug
giste.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-03-12

Dy.sa Tsesti.ss 80 esss 90. q =, N,
(sundsy sroertedb-so. e. GTe.avfah n hss
been matter svrrnse 20 some that %
by and Of professional attachments should ceyo. hs
abortion % dseasas which pecr. Of description FRO
tend 70 cure easily IT, the thounsadth
o. ne nssre. these people brn upon society knev
very different opinion would be ID And
the rssent misery ans dejeetioa. p-eTins the in1
vel ~ the BODY that dsploned h-t o. such
ductivs iaesty sl,osshsr IL fact that when noe
properly Uease ~ remain dormant In The
sututon A. IN no other thaa In their ELECTS
apes potter yst ~ properly UNDERWOOD most e~xis
and speedn moved. Prom the medical stvAar
ssss. the her hssaieyed ans ven extensive sas io.g
prNotiee IN sspecia has ole stating thai
nAny oases "a be cured IN days .hey he'd esl
years. and ttss In eAge Of certain diseases tkefs
veil the dspiarshe sfests rssulstn4
from early hshts eertaln sasA
asd radical ~ nbts nei frc
America Those spNs me earlier v ~
prised at the ease snd rspiSity Of the cure.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-03-12

s sa a. ss =. ias
s jan s
"a .a Is sns
bay though the was rhassd assht aud Ssisg
ss .na ss &
s and vss On Sr s.d.; sa snip
shore seutng and ship Before much could
had e cargo OF @ as.
sh as SO co. :as
ssss; $500 each United s:.s: ssssp:: Hep.
10 ~
oscEoLA was wrecked ut the entrance ReAso abt
Nov l6 NO lives lost vessel condemned.
S s.s. q n sa ssi IF :s':s s' '1
SSIe !Tsr sSanl SIoss, WTs,os s from ssas
ses mserials Capt Bates and second mate Of brig Allen
time.
FRIscH BRIe AeIE. Carton from H.vre, Was at Carhs
Rothomasus u Rousn, condemned At CarhAsena the
Sem AnsrRAcr. aro1isr At Holnss. Hole 18th from
sails.
sciR NcKERsoN, Cornell, when was despatched from
Ia. Mar 20 rescue the captain Grew and Pssssp-
AllhaHcs. but one, who was drowned.
senR ABEL STORY, (of PrsvineetownI Case Holiness
Hole 10TH Cape Haytien Tor Boston, experienced very
heavy weather; the 9Th inst in gale split fjresa
ScHR AsN Of Pembrok for NYork, the night If
the 7h inst between rontauk Point and Fishers Island
overbo ard OF her deck load of lime
and her lib pieces ke anchored the
Afterwards boarded from the pilot
boat Eclipse of New London and assisted in getting
Choir.
MISSING vrssrr.-The brig Cstharins Stephen Henry,
regular packet betw Ne York and st Jago de
Cube sailed from New York the 10th December and had
es s Ss al sA s As
fine vessel old and commanded BY an old ana
expeenc hopes still entertained that
he may have been taken of BY vessel bound to
Europe.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-03-12

TEE ROYAL NAIL STEAMER sEaLIN CAPT. sAMP-
s,n vii sail for Bermuda snd ST. Tboma, on wsdnss-
day the eh a. April 1881, At She has excellent
noesters for Price Of 10 Bermu
$50 t. st. The $40. There regular
between ST Thtmss and the west Indis Ieanda Haya
Vera Cruz, Ysneruea, etc. The Merlin will take freight
Apply 20 4 CUNARD, yr 50 Broadway.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1851-04-10
The Chaplin Case.

We have never said a great deal about Chap
Inns attempt to assist the escape of slaves from
the District of Columbia, believing the cause Of
freedom would suffer more than 1t would gain
by defending and encouraging such attempts
on the part Of the whites going into the slave
states for that purpose. But there are some re-
cent Developments about this case which are
enough to make the blood boil in the veins Of
every northern freeman. Chaplin, it is known
was arrested and indicted IN Maryland, on the
charge of intent to kill" founded on the fact
that one of the slaves he had taken into the car
riage to assist their escape, fired a pistol at the
pursuing officers. Nobody believed or seriously
contendcd that Chaplin fired any pistol or had
any notion of resisting the officers land yet he
was indicted on the trumped up charge and hclt
to trial ON the monstrously excessive bail Of
$4,000, which his friends, having seen what the
miuicns OF the slave power woald do, and fear-
ing for his personal safety as well az unfairness
OF trial, if he returned, have paid. Well, what
next: Why the authorities of Maryland, instead
of being satisfied with the forfeiture of this sum,
which was forty times more than enough to pay
any penalty he had really incurred, and which
they should blush to take, are now demanding
his person, and preparing, as soon as they ascer.
tain his whereabouts, to make requisition for his
delivery to the Governor of the state in which
he may be found. The following which if from
a leading Baltimore paper and which is con-
firmed from other sources, tells the story
When the case was called before the Court
Chaplin was not there to answer, and of conso
quencc, the bail was forfeited. We understand
that the money will be paid by the security, on
proper demand.
"The question now comes up, is this man, Or
can any man-charged with a criminal offence
in this State-be released fiom punishment, by
paying the forfeit of a bond which he gave for
his appearance to answer the charge? Ofcoursc
he cannot. This bail was for his appearance
not to free him from trial. This Chaplin is,
therefore, now a fugitive from justice, and will,
we understand, be demanded by the Governor.
awe assume, Of course, that he will be given
up by the Governor of any State, wherever he
may be found. We assume this, because we
would not willingly believe that any Governor
would be found taithless to his duty and his oath
of Office by refusing to give him up. The asso-
ciates Of Chaplin, however, seem to think other
wise. We shall see whether they are right in
the estimate they place on the Governor of the
State where he is"
Yes, W wN see. We are not given to very
harsh expressions, but we will venture to pre-
dict that any Governor Of the New England
States who shall deliver up Chaplin under these
circumstances, will scarcely find his office a
protection against a coat of tar and feathers
and that when thus delivered, the whole army
of the United States can not get him back to
Maryland.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1851-04-10
Another Slave Case in Boston,

An alledgod fugitive slave from Savannah,
named Alfred Simms, whose freedom he says
was purchased by his mother, before he left, was
last week arrested in Boston, and after a severe
tussle with the Kidnapping Officers, and stab
bing one mot MORALLY it is f~eared-hoped we
mean of course, was overpowered, got into a
close carriage and conveyed to the court house
where Commissioner Curtis, who had issued the
warrant, was in waiting, with a large body Of
assistants, to receive and have him, the evening
being selected for the purpose, carried off that
night. Such was evidently the plan. But
thanks to the committee OF vigilance in that
city. the movement was at once discovered, and
the friends Of the fugitive Immediately rallied,
but could gain no admittance. Even S. 4.
Sewall, who was counsel for the prisoner, was
not only denied admittance but was actually put
under arrest and carried to the watch house,
under the %pretence that he was breeding dis
turbanco in the street.
The Commissioner and the kldnappers seeing
they could not smuggle off their victim without
trouble, at length consented to a continuance
and formal examination, which, with R. Ran
tout and S. E. Sewall, counsel for the prisoner,
was held on Friday and Saturday, though u bar
rior of chains was drawn round the Court House
and a formidable posse, with the Boston Light
Infantry regiment ordered under arms to help
them, kept guard round the building.
Daniel Webster had declared, with an oath,
it is said, that he would IKE a slave out Of Bos-
ton, and this was the movement designed to &C
Complish that object. His son Fletcher Web,
ster, however, it seems, so far over acted in his
zeal for his fathers cause as to get himself into
trouble, for being all alive in his fears of a res
cue, and hearing an alarm bell in a neighboring
church which he conceived was to rally the ne
groes, he ran and fell to beating the poor sexton
who was ringing for a fire, and was the next day
arrested and bound up under $500 bonds for
the assault.
There appears to be much excitement in the
city, and a large meeting of citizens was held il
the State House yard on Friday afternoon. The
examination was net concluded at the last ad-
vices.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1851-04-10
Mass Meeting at Burlington.

--
The mass meeting at Burlington, last week,
which we had the pleasure of attending, was.
considering the storm and bad travelling, well
attended, and the proceedings spirited. Milton
CLARK, and a young free black, by the name Of
Ilolley, who has been educated at Oberlin.
both made stirring and eloquent addresses, adj
ding much to the interest Of the occasion
Party tactics not being the object of the call, il
was mainly a 'one idea meeting but it was
the same one idea that, for the last sixteen
months, has engrossed the whole South, the
Congress of the United States, President, Cab
met, and four-flths of all the people of the I'm
ion and this being the case, it was deemed big
enough to occupy one meeting a day without
resorting to any other for employment.