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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-08-05
The FueIrryx SLAVE LAW IN Ono

The FUGTyE SLAVE Law ~ OHIO
n an article on the Presidential Question Ia
the Salem (O) Hop.estead Journal, that paper
urge, upon It's readas the Importance OF sending
Free Solers TO the Democratic State .Conven-
tons and IN regard to Isaac p. Walker, the
nominee OF the Radicals and the Land Reform
ers. the Journal says
Unless We see some good reason for changing
our present opinions, or get different version Oh MS
views IN regard 70 the slavery Question, ana the fu-
give Slave Law, than We have IN the extract below
We shall never consent 10 lend hun our support TOT
the hIgh and responsible station OF President
However important We may consider the prh-
clples o. Land Reform, and however much We may
regard them superior 10 AL othef questions VI u,o
daV We cannot, with Our present llght give ou
wiling support to advocate OF them WINE me-
in any way, sanctions or apologies Tor souihefn
slavery or the Fugitive slave Law.
The following extract from speech maze DD
Senator Walker, after his return u Wisconsin from
Congress as reported officially IN the Milwaukee Da'y
Ulsconstn viii show the reason why We nave ODjec'
tons 20 supporting HIM for the Presidency -
The grest and leading question upon which 1.
has been nv duty to act a. one Of Wisconsin oena-
tors has been the slavery question rms u no"
se,tled-l believe happily settled but whether so OF
moi - a question 20 be solved and determined BY
time OF one thing am al least satishec-that the
settlement ustment Of tins question IN tne man
ner II done, has accomplished "hal shoulo De
the highest earthly ann OF the patfiol' Il' FHh'bhA
TON ~ TIRE UNION
The County Convention Of National Demo
Gratis. at Jefferson, Ashtabula County, July x5.,
chose ;. d. Damn "a notorious Coaltionist, AMI
friendly TO the movement OF the United Demo
cracy Free Sollcrs, for representative IN the
Loco National Conyen,Ion) TO the Nedary State
Convention, % be held at Columbus, Oh the. 9Th
Of August The following, among other rssolu-
tons, were adopted, and clearly prove VIA, We
have all along asserted, that an effort Is n akingto
unite the Free with the Hunker Democracy .
R,solred, That the Democracy promulgated BY
Thomas Jefferson, and progressed upon - Jackson
Van Buren, and Polk. has been, sad still Is, the oul
wark Of American liberty and equality, when har-
MONIES and binds all these states together IN Unity
eeiyed from the Free soilers IN voting for the New
Constitution, and that the principles now advocated
BIZ them are mostly Democratic yet We see no fed-
s0n Why or part OF the Democratic family should
change our name 10 "a commodais them
The only dlifer ence Of opinion Is as 20 name
and II is SUPPOSE that majority OF the Dele
gates 10 the Democratic" State Convention
will be fayV. able TO the new movement, and
Chase and r,lddlngs be admitted to full member
ship in re recognized Democratic Party
We looS with interest to further development
in Ohyo and other Northern States, where thI
movement Is progressing.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-08-05
By Telegraph to the New.York Tribune
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Rssrsr gsr,rs
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Further from California-The Great Tire-Ia-
crndiarirs Arrested-Loss of Life.

NEN-OkLkAN>. MObiaf. Aug
The recent confa grafton IN San Francisco lst
the heart OF the CITY IN ashes The blocks bolni.
ed by Montgomery. Dupont, Washington AMI
Merchant s,s aye heap OF RUNS. Tue loss ~
yariousy estimated !; from TWO to ave Millions.
but u Is impossible 10 tell with any degree II
certainty what the amOun; Of the loss really IL
The tire was the work OF lnccniiaries. who have
been srre,fei ~ n, Vigilsurs Corim'n's Their
fate may easily be surmSed
Many lives sre said 20 have been lost ~ this
terrible fire. which, coming 50 CLOSELY on the
heels OF that rom which the city hsd no. ycs re-
covered, lnllIcts a severe blow Oh the prosperity
OF the inhabitants
Active preparations are gong on for rebuild
ing the new burnt district. and sewers, slbstan-
ual structures are already IN process Of erection
Lynch law continues 70 prevail.
The agricultural prospects in California are Is
yorable
The reports from the mines are conflicting, but
generally they are favorable The quartz Ing
clngs Weld wei.
The Indian troubles continue.
In the san Francisco market Flour was quiet
and steady Coffee dull In cement and brcA.
fair business doing Sugars were lower. Pro
visions were quiet
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-08-05
BROOKLYN ITEMS.

fRe.-A fire occurred at III o'clock
Yesterday morning IN a stable situated on the corner
Of Park and Kent avenues, which was entirely de-
stroyed. The stable was the property of Mr. [. w
Bronson. horse belonging to Mr. John Emmer'
No. q Kent avenue which was IN the stable at the
time. though rescued alive from the flames was 50
burned as 70 be rendered useless. The stable was
valued at $3.50, and was partly insured Hay and
other feed. which had been IN the stable at the time,
together with lot of harness, destroyed. 20 the
amount of $3.50 The fire was undoubtedly sntet
by some lnceudiary
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-08-05
Interesting Southern Items.
BALrINoKS, Monday, August

The Southern mail has arrived.
senator Rhett : Stumpng south Carolina IN tavN
Of secession lie was 70 speak at lorkvllle to-day
Murphy. one OF the CoSien murderers. had IN
terylew with ms wife and children Friday, which
WAS deeply affecting. His little son implored the
sheriff to take the CHAINS OFT shelton and Taylor
continue totally callOuS. The sheriff has summoned
500 armed citizens. IN addition 10 the military com
panieS. to be under arms until the crowd has ief
both the town and place OF execution.
The Democrats OF the Third District Of Maryland
have nominated Edward Hammond lor reelection -
Congress
The Hon. Daniel W ebStcr delivers the Annual Ad-
dress OF the Maryland Agricultural Society IN DC
toher
The Baltimore Councils thus evening resolved Ia
momorlalize the next Legislature for authority ID
subscribe one million and halfto the Parker>burs
Railroad.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-08-05
NV DIspEysARY.-The Trustees OF the

s.c,s,v have leased the building Of Mr. Tu'te' cor
ne, Fifth and South Third streets, and VIA soon x
nren.red for the object Of rs formation fehe' -
The .lck poor 1t Is voluntary a'socia'ion' 'e1ry
SUBSCRIPTION 80. and $40 for life memOer .,., nc
Trustees are among men of the highest chAiao~l -
The village Charity, It Is said IS c0ld-anl ' 20 pc,
son. end no doubt who attempt to gel up suSn a al
lnsli'u'iOH a. w IN reward them for It-who are
eh own ~1 x . promptly to aid IN the relief OF
reaoy anu "''--e o, arornd them Such society Is
the suneilns - yyu,,,msburx, the county fnsttu-
mueh nse :, 90 srea, distance as to reader them
'lons - sccess and immediate aid of.sutmes Dc
ing re0'i sc
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-08-05
NoRr .LIrY.-The following is the Week
" Report Of Deaths IN the City Of Brooklyn '0f 'Ae
week ending August 2, 1851
WILLIAMSBURG ITEMS.

Lo,x-The new Savings Bank has Oh
,o,st We understand 10 take, at par the VOW
ION authorized for the purchase Of lamP-pos's ana
BOUNDARY guides, TO De repaid BY yearly ils'4I-
rDan,s. The Bank is SAID to be exec edingy popu'
lar and the number of deposItors and amount laise'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-08-05

~ The Post-Offce at Louisville, Ken
lucky. (as We are informed through the Magnetic
TelegaphJ took fire on Saturday morning N tns
distributing ROOM" and though the building ~f
saved. much Of It's contents were consumed
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-08-05
Em,eRANIs.-The following numbers ar
fNed at this port within As hours, ending yesterday

ANOTHER CASE OF STABBING- Officer
Adams of the Fifth Ward, took into custody an lta-
ns lad 10 years of age, named James Ritter, who
stands charged with assaulting John Rohr with a
snlfe, cutting the arm of the latter in frightiH
manner The two boys were quarrolng at the time
he injuries were received. The accused was com
committed TO prison for examination.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-08-05

DEAN CHILD FouNp.-A dead male in-
iaa child was found floating IN the dock foot Of
Bpome-Si, Err, by the Thirteenth Ward Police,
Who conveyed It 10 the station house, where the Cor
oner held all inquest The Jury rendered a verdict
lhs, the deceased was stubborn. This is the third
child ha, has been picked up in the same place
within the last few weeks
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-08-05

~" %. have rot space tins morning 10 pufsue u,o
.'.o,s the mortality Of children IS aosoiuie9
rIIpg and calls for some effort Of coun'el@o'.o|
wo,,by Of note that the great majority Of Gun
u rtre Of foreign parents. as the place o. O'i''
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-08-05

u.,,.n,rr.-By reference to the List OF
another page, it Will be seen that 'heie
Deaih "a ,n,erments last week. The 'oiio"'"s
were Wv the weekly mortality for July 1871
table sn"" nv.rps MIN WOMEN. BOYS " l5s

1.,,r,ordinary mortality among cnioreh i
Ihe ~ concern the fac, that 95l, or more 'ha'l
cent the whole were less ,4a mo one s ygss
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-08-05

The receipts Of the past ~ hours have been
FLOUR, $500 bbls WHEAT, 10000 bush, CoRr,
none Operations IN FLOUR are checked By the IN
clemencv of the weather small sales Of Michigan
at ; 37la3 so WHEAT + III fair deinand-holdefs
are very firm 5000 bushels OHIO sold at "a cts
There Is some shipping inquiry for Corn, but below
the views % holders sales were made OF naked
Western at 49, cts OATS are better, and selling at
80 cts FREIGHTs are as follows Flour, Mas cts
Wheat, ~ cts. Corn, cts.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-08-05

INQuEsr-The Coroner held an inquest
Yesterday on the body of child named George Duff,
about years Of age, who was killed on Saturday at
,ernoon by quantity OF lumber falling upon him. IN
the umberyard of Mr.. Shepard, IN Columbla-St near
Atlantic. The child had run into the yard, and I'M
fortunately got beside pile OF lumber which being
very carelesSy laid up fell upon It, killing 1t IN
SANITY Very great dissatisfaction Is felt IN conse-
Guence OF the carelessness with which lumber is
piled all along Columba-st., inducing liability TO
accidents A verdict was rendered IN accordance
with the facts.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-08-05
JOHN II. CHAMBERS. Clerk pr, ten.

ffFs''ANs''
Avg Before Recorder rallmaige. and All.
Bard and Brlt,On.-The following Is the Calendar
presented 10 the Court for disposal The present term
Murder, A. and B with intent - 81, \ anl -
with a slunC-shot. forgery, burglary, 10 grand
Larceny, -. petit larceny, second oaen>e, !! re-
ceising stolen goods making = ue" cases. Con
victed. ! previously indicted IL, oasttrty, /
making n AZ, Oh and new cases. -.
Tae Grand JuTy.-This morning the following
named gentlemen. who had been summoned. ap
pearef m Court and were empaneei ~ Grand Ju-
rorS Don Alonzo CuShman, Foreman James Ala
son. +. {. II. bohemian, John karfmgtN. \ {.
Flagg. Henry forgery. Alex. Mcclure. z II VIII
hams, John Atheld, John z. Cummings, Duncan
Curry, Mark Cornell. \. Denman = VI ilml!-
ton Richard Kingsland VIM LIVINGSTON. Wilson
Nutter PatrIcS Murray, ". ID. Nalt0er Whitman
Phelps, samuel sparks. VIM. A Thompson
TrsGi Tor TYSON An IRISH woman, % years ~
age. named Margaret Morrison placed al the
bar Indictment charging her With arson IN the
second degree, IN having set rc 20 the washing es-
adjustment OF John X. REYNOLDS, n Seventy Fourth
:. between Ninth ands Ienth-avs an 'he 2bsh Of
June last The accused was formerly lrOner IN
the employ of Mr. Reynolds but having become
cl>slpatod IN her habits, II found expedlent 10
discharge her, which was acco. DINGHY done IL i
alleged that she sought revenge by firing the preni
Ses. The case was not concluded. owing 70 the alb
Sencc OF a material witness. II VIII De hnShei al
the opening Of the Count this TUESDAY morning
toni1cfed of StGbbfng-Merifef PsRiShI1ent.-A
Young man of desperate appearance was next
placed az the bar Indictment setting form
that, the lith of June last. he wluly, MALICIOUS
y ana without prov committed Al assault VA
the person Of Patrick Finn. OF No. 1870 Chcrry->t
with intent 10 take MS life. The accused appears
met FINN IN the grocery store OF one McSuiie, cor
ner " Cherry and Jackson SIS, and after passing
few words thrust the blade OF large bulcher-&nte
into the lett breast OF hl> adversary, nalctna an
awful wound. from the effects o. which FINN Was
confined 10 his house for seven weeks. and came
near losing his life The evidence being oyerHhelm
ing against Charles, who had no counsel AMI maize
no defenSe the Jury .wIhout leaving their seats, re-
tcrned a verdict of guilty. The Court then SEN
fenced Charles 10 the States prison a sing sing,
a. hard labor for the term Of seven years.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-08-05

nc ,hose removed from the city, al ieaS' '"'
,''S ,,,,,on birth or foreign parentage' 80 ''as
We may safely calculate that about $50 o. sns %, ~
,aoS this .ot OF children, about $50 OF the S2i
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-08-05
Markets. .-BALrisoRE. August

Sales have been made to-day Of $500 bbls. City
Mills, and 900 bbls iioward-St. FLOUR, both At 50
OF WHEAT 800 bushels sold at 20 40 .yc for prime
Red, and ~ n a ssc. for prime Whlte--CoRs 5000
bushels were taken at 63c for Mixed, and Goc. FOX
round Yellow WHISKY sells at 2ic.-isO0 bags RIO
CofFEE changed hands at 81 Sc.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-08-05

NNIINN HIN NUIIINN1 NWgINsF
In Louisville City, at the close OF the polls At noon.
FOR Congress, Humphrey Marshall (Whgl had
majority OF from 20O to 25O-other Wings on the
local tickets have about the same-two Wings and
one Opposition representative are elected certain.
and one Is doubtful
In Jefferson County portland Preclncp II. Maj
Shalls majority Is 81.
One precinct shelby County. at the close OF the
polls at noon gave II. Marshall lie majority. Mar
Shall is running ahead OF the Wing ticket
in Favette County the majority of Gen. Leslie
Combs (WhigJ for Congress IN the County, at noon.
was over 300
In Franklin County Frankfort Precinct Combs
has % majority.
In Woodiord County VERSAILLES Precincp Combs
has 80 majority
In Bourbon County (Paris PrecInct) Combs has "
majority.
In Mason County (NaySvillc PrecincO II II stan
ton, (Opp.) for Congress has "a majority
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-08-05
Markets ---A

The receipts here since Saturday have been
FLOUR II 900 bbls WHEAT, 1900 bus CoRs, 5000
bus The market for FLOUR Is quiet, and prices are
easier 1000 bbls sold at s7a3 "a for STRAIT state,
and o7'a$i for Michigan. CORN Is steady At the
rates OF Saturday Sales were 1900 bus at %0jisc
for Mixed Western, and 55c for Round Yellow
Some damaged Mixed sold at 4yc. Prison WHISKY
Is Al 2i,c.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-08-05

FALSE PRErENsEs.-A number of gen
tlemen, with polished exterior are proving about
the city At present collecting money under various
false pretenses Some represent themselves as
commlsso stoned and duly authorized to collect taxes
and assessments. and have succeeded IN making
many dupes by their specious representations 9th
ers have Ell going around for the last few days col
lecting money under the pretenSe Of assisting En-
gne Company No Q to deiray the expenses OF their
new Engine which they are to bring home to the
Engine House on this day week. The Company do
intend to take possession Of their Engine House
on that day, but they have commissioned none OF
these sSindlers to raise money IN their behalf
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-08-05

CINCINNATI, Monday Aug
The boilers Of distillery at Harrison, IN this
County exploded on Saturday, killing 10 persons.
No particulars have As yet reached US.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-08-05

The President, Assistant Ala Moor, Haley, Asb-
bait Boyce, Barr, J. b. Web, J. Weob. Crane, Nh
Ter. Smith, Tieman. Pearsan Sands. Wart. Bo.>'er.
Ely and Edwards
OF sa.ne-To concur for sewer IN 3ith street De-
tween .;h alt 9:R-ay. Adopted BY the following
vote A'T--rn'i-~-The President. As>iSial, AID
Moore, Haley. iboait. BOyce. Barr J. Webb,
Webb, Crrne. Miller, smith, T.eman. Pctr>aN
sands Ward. Bolster. Ely and EiwariS
The Board then adjourned To TueSiss afternoon
a. O'Clock
Frcm nc minutes
JOHN II. CHAMBERS. Clerk ~, ten.