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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-06-04

RROADWAY THEATRE-E. A. MARSHALL SOLE
- Lessee; Barrett Manager. Doors open q
tain rises at7x Dress circle parquet oents Family
snd third circles % cents Gallery l2 ot Private boxes
and 70 "Wednesday evening June and evening
tic spectacle Of ,AzAEl THE PRoDIGAL-Azaei, Hr.
Conway; Ruben Mr. N. B Clarke; Amenophis Mr.. Shaw,
Bocharis, Mr. Whiting Nimroi, Mr. Matthew'S Canopi Mr.
Hind Manehon Mr. Byrne; Jephtee Miss Anderton Neft
vorite Farce. w."
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DAYMoNDANDHERRD sBACHsMENAGERIE.-
IA THIS celebrated Aenagcriethe largest and bert
Quoted 10 tAs kBown wordembracng almost amin
known natural history and which has received the
snd applause Of hundreds Of housands Of tho most
RESPECTABLE aud Intelligent people 81 the United Staes has
sust commenced most brilliant campaign, and will
Nisit the principal cities and a. New Eugand In tho
fclloving order, viz May 9th. Manchester 3ist, Will
mantle; June let do; n, Norwioh 3D. New London 9Th,
Mystic Bridgc, 5h, Westsrly 9Th Brans Iron Works IL
1th Hirrh Itt,i sth do proyidoncet 10Th do
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BEEkMAN FISH,
aOTEI.S.

INHR EoLIhN HOTEL. S34 BRoADwAY.-AMoNG
the many elegant hotels which have recently been
established 70 meet the comforts and tastes Of citizens
and The numerous strangers ournnJ there
few II any that advantages for the
daton of guests than the Eolian House. IL is
under the Of Mr. c. Donald who is we'll known
70 the unity OF the most experienced and
temsnly hotel proprieors Of the day The Eolisn n
pointed with all t elegances and comforts Of the modern
syl Of first class houses while the table
variety Of iuxus that he furnished by the market
prepared by the most skfu cusnir Families DESTROYS Of
naurdng themselves all the comforts and eeganccs OF
home, would find 20 their advantage 20 give ths house
their patronage, IL 10 located In OF the most agreeable
quarters q the city, on broadway between rselfth aud
Thirteenth streets In the immediate vicinity Of Union
square. With all tile advantages Of this house. the
comparatively moderate Families ind all the enjoy
Housekeeping
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Total

II Is estimated hs. the population in Los Angeles san
Diego and Tuounne will swell the aggregate TO 10000
The Communication referred 20 the select commit
tee on apportionment.
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NIBLO'S GARDEN.-SUMMER SEAsON.-MANAGER,
Mr. John Seton.-Tickes, 80 cents Private Boxes S.
Doors open att performance to at o'clock
ysls nights Mondays Wednesday, and Fridays Burtons
nishs Iuesdays Thursday and Saturdays. Second ap
pearancs OF the Raye Family since their successful
Havana and New Orleans Debut of the famous Gabriel
Ravel recently arrived from France his
at this establishment with the most astonishing daring
rope dancer of the age Mons Blondin Wednesday
eyouons the Tight Rope After which the EL0PEMENT
To conclude with N. DECHALUNEAU.
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~ Hotel favoraby known during the past 70
travellers fror the United States and Canada has recently
been completely and furnished and received
considerable sdditeus & It's former accommodations BY the
erection of wing containing upwards Of htty sleeping
apartments. These all arranged In such 20
ceive the nest free aspect VTer
and the Champ de Nars TO the mountain H.
under the direction o. Mr. W Billings whose long exre
rcnce at TIE Aetor H0uee New York will 70 vsters
every convenience which be expected from sedgsua
nton 20 their wants The books will be under drcc
ton Of Mr.. W. v. Courtney, who IL we'll kn0 all
crs g Montrea and Mr. Ttu has charge Of the culinary
department.
Montreal MAY H. 1851.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-06-04

JkCKsoN's PATENT ASNUNcIAToR OR HOTEL
Tecrraph-An elegant ard useful machine substuts
Tor bells FORMERLY IN 1h invention has Invariably.
on having received the cold medal X, the Amereaa ~
tute silver medal at the Boston Fair diplomas where
medals hsye bees previously awarded H. Tor s superior
Glass hotels the United states We prcsc x the foowins
testimonial of who have had bef
banging the use Of and the putting up ed Anngacis.sr
Desr srs-rp 70 yours q the l Inst asking ny
opinion the merits of Jacksons Annunciator
Telegraph, beg 20 state that have fitted them up mani
rss class . sSs: in Ss.9us Iss,s q the Union and ssss
that possibly could be errcetedhst know of machns
that works 80 correctly IN all ts parts and with much
smplicy ne elegant arpcaranes a. we'll rs s scneral
and others as the most perfect Annunciator or Bell Tee
THOMAS CHALMERS Beli Hanger 8 Mercer street.
Patent Annunesor for hotels In this city and Sat alec
In Vermont and IL has proved itself perfectly satisfactory TO
the owners s well ss mysos ON decidedly % opinion that
and durability In itse all other Annunciatcrs that
Bosror, March 3 1881. II Devonshire street.
Cents:we have put your Jacksons Patent Annuncator
vera largo hotels and steamships, where they give
feet satisfsction invention for combination nechan
ism durability freedom of seton and less liability 70 de-
ranRmont, unhesitatinrly N ns opinion that
ia superior TO anything IN for like purposes
rFw YoRE. March q, 1851. l79 Chrystc Street.
penr Sre-IIavnt put two of your Annunciators in
shis city 10. desire q know my opinion Il them. com
der perfect machine cannot he msde. les appear
snce 10 and ornamental and put up bJ competent
o. ergon. cannct set out of order = -.
HENRY HoCHsTRAssER Bell Hanger.
prrrAnrfrfus, March 7, 1901 t9Scuth Eighth St
The public are respectfully cautioned aganst making.
1erdng fr usng infringement q this PATENT hanuisc-
r-ny, % Duane street. York. The patents for Eax
land, brsnee, and the Caaatn, Tor eAle
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DARNrMs AsIATIc CARAVAN, MUSEUM. AND NE.

ID naserie-Th mammoth establishment the largest ta-
vcng exhibition IN tho world being binatpn of all
popular ,nd unexcoptionable species OF amuse
snen,s Morning Afternoon, and Eve
ming for reek ony under the immense .sesated pa
ylon erected for The Eighth street the
Opera ousc THO Day Performances offer peculiar induce
ent 70 Schools Ladies and Families who wish avoid the
crowd incidental 10 evening exhibition. The Museum
and Menarrvc includes In addition 70 caravan of living
animals crest coeeton of atuary of the most noted
cty "a interesting enrioscs of various descriptions The
droyeof crhants just imported from Ceylon may be seen,
With the native Cngaleee clIef sho accompanied them 70
1hs country stlendd selection % highly diversified
VIII be rven during each exhibition IN the
course q which the orgnal General Tom Thumbs Mr. Nes
th. without Mr. Pierce the lion oonqueror aud
many others WI appear. young calf elephant only ait
months old, and hut three half feet high will be
ridden srouna The interior of the Pavilion BY the Llru
isn Gen Tom Thumb. hdmtsuee rs cents children under
Ito O. snd from ITO ~ o'clock. r. NJ
ERANEL1N MUSEUM, l75 CHATHAM SQUARE. GEO.
~ LEA, Sole Proprietor Adm seion-gcats Private
Boxes ~ eent Stsge Seats \ eents; Boxes Is cents
luet i2 Elegant Saloon perforp every After.
and Evening Entertainments commence in tSe after.
~ clock, and In the evening At O'Clock The en-
1ortanments varied and select and such
other place Of amusement Ia New York. consna of
Acas Female Ethiorian Opera Troupe, numbering aeen
talented band in the United States troupe of Model Ar
who selected fer their beauty and figure who
aponate number of beautiful tabisAux taken the
ectpvcs 81 sncnt and modern times; company of Arab
Girls Nho through variety o feats 81 strength and dex
scrty Madame Rosane the only Femsie Jurslcr the
exhibition 81 marble Statuary uucgusilcd IL the vorld
tegother With variety ot interesting Ttrormanees ever
afternoon snt eEesins Tor part.gulafs sss bills VI ssc
sAI,
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RROUGHAMsLYCEUM. BROADWAY, NEARBRooME

RROUGHAMSLYCEUM.B BROADWAY, NEARBROOME
~ strest-Dre. Circle and Parquet. 80 oents; Family
Circle 2 CENTS Orchestra Stall Seat 81; Private Boxes
So Doors open at IA; to begin at o'clock Wednesday
sssnng June = t1e Peri9rmanses WI eo%msnoe with the
Roseylie Mr. Bsougham; Mr. John Penn xinkie Mr. B.
Phillips; Mrs Hautton Leader, Miss Mary Taylor La Zin-
garella by Mile L. Duey Barre and Mr.. O. W. Smith. To
conclude with the General yerdun, Mr..
Julietta Tn QouId -S--'
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MEcHANICs. HALL, NO 472 BROADWAY. ARoyr

NJ ECHANICS' HALL, NO. 472 BROADWAY, AROvE
" Grand strest-Open night during the week until
further notice The original and we'll known CHRISTYS
MNsrRLls comprising an efficient and versatile osrps
nagement Of E. p. Chrsty whose city for
succession Of five have been received with By
highly respectable and enable audiences Tickets
cents Doors open at halfpast six, commence at eight
o'clock An Afternoon Concert will be given Saturday
mencng at o'clock. p
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Movements of p,snngu,.nsa individuals

Ucn F,tsiter Y smith, Z. A. has arrived at Wash
ireton
Hon Denic Webster has bevn invited to sidrcss the
oitl4tns VI NcvbvryPoIt MssS, N the Nh ofJuy
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WAwAYANpA nousE. eREENwoop LAKE

NUAwAYANDA HOUSE, GREENWOOD LAKE
w Orange County, New NorkTLis house is situated
the head Of Greenwood Lake. ten miles from Chester aud
hut four and half hours ride from the city Of New York
The New York and Erie Railroad leaves from the foot of
DuaBt street morning and evening for Chester Depot
where Coopers Hotel carriages are In readiness 20
Lake For PARTICULARS apply Henry
Toter 66e broadway corner o. Prince street % the
proprietor, at the Lake. THERON FELTER.
CFA BATHING At ROCKAwAY, l.. 1.-THE PAyI-
~ lion Hotel the reeertiou of yi.crs Cars
saye the south Perry. Brooklyn at oeloet NJ. .nd
o'clock r. NJ for jamaica where stages will be Ia readiness
n convoy ys,er th, house note loft a. the Hovard
Uutsl corner broadway Maiden lane Ogdon smith,
81 Front street will meet with prompt attention. -
Jane "A 1881. J. NJ. B2iNTNALt.
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COUNTRY BOARD At TIE NEW YORK BAY HOTEL.
- This he el u situated the side ~ the BAy
and bali mss south q Jersey CITY which for beauty Of
prosrect has rival Here have tine bathing hne
hahinv Sc. and ready for hoarders The New York
ia, Cemetery stages daily At oh 2 and So o'clock,
% the hotel from jersey City ferrj The propriecrs will
stage At time, TO AFFORD the boarders
Ucrtusity 70 attend pisces q amuss mont opera
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IL AINoHNEIc1 AUoICAI
- Hall No ~ Broadway. between Howard and Crane
original and we'll Known Fellows Minstres oomprisins
efficient and versatile corps Of taen
performers under the direction of B. Fellows whose
oerts in this city for the last have been received with
Me greaest by the elite fashion of this great me
sropos Their concerts consist Of Burlesque italian Open
Scenes Witty Sayings Solos, Duets Chorusses Dancing
and Instrumental Performances On Wednesday SAtuY
day afternoons grand concert for the
ladies' and families, commencing st O'Clock p. NJ Admie
sion. cents Doors open O'CLOCK commence 81 81.
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RARNUMs AMERICAN MgsEUM.-P. T. BARNUN.

~ Proprietor and Manageable manager, desrous to
please in respect the patrons Of the Museum respect
uly presents the following powerful bill for the
mencing Monday June 3D. 1851. Evening, commencing
o'clock, CHARLES xII-Chsres XII Mr. Henkns; Tripto-
iemus Muddiework IT. Hadaway After which, the cele
hns; heane, Miss Chapman In the afternoon commeno
ing at o'clock, THE TEACHER TAUGHT Mr.. Aubrey
Mr. Bellamy Charlotte We're Mise Sylvester To conclude
with THE WOOL This frst appear
ance,) Mr. H. r. Hickey Admission TO the entire Museum
and performances 25 CENTS children under 10 years. l
cents front seats In parquet, one shilling extra.
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MIR. MCINTYRE, THE CELEBRATED SCOTCH BAL
1vA lad singer and accordeon performer recently from
Europe will give one Of his popular musical
Thursday evening" June in the Lecture Room of the
Society Library 3is broadway Of Leonard street
commencing at clock when he will introduce of the
oldest fayorie such Rantin Robin. Roys Wife,
Aud Robin Gray. Hame cam our Gudeman at Fen"
Get up and bar the door, &c. 40. In Albany, Troy
New Bayen, and other cities he has been
oeyed. Tickets, 3 cents each to be had at the door
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GRAND CONCERT.-MADAME WALLACE e. BOU-
~ chelle has the honor her friends and tho
public that she will give Grand Vocal and Instrumental
Concert at the Chinese Assembly Rooms Tuesday
June 10TH which occasion and in addition to the
eminent talent already several celebrated italian
vocasts will appear Full particulars will appear in
days Mr.. VIM Scharfenberg will preside st the pianoore
Tickets one dollar EACH to be had at the principal music
ste res and hotels, &c.
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rI,HosE WISHING TO PURCHASE TICKETS FOR
j Jenny Lind's Grand Concert, 81 Castle Garden. on
"Wednesday evening, June (and the last onel
will do we'll 20 call at BARTLETT wELroRD's B,ok
Store Ne Astor House, where choice for Of
house rla ~ obtained ia the No.
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uivan, hasard
saecompt
General rtyouonnre
dc divisions de corruption, coyn Bruno
daLs e trouble peri. etc.
poeycrba, Bruno ycmparc
lEa Bgoutt cofcs les
pubiques les des families ptccnne dIat dc
brigand, etc.
Urectoc citoyen Brune Fen
de lie cioyen Bruno dc
On les marchand E,ampe de Bnc demand6 beau
coup portraits dc Bruno. -
articles, de calomncs dnes
Martan,e petend Bruno ande contributions
employees: en ataque devnrent ment oe
marGchae noble mission, Mrnve en- da
Touour ee de NJ Dnp ee dams les archives de
etabcn Bruno
chef e des contributions
de la &c
Ior de occupaon des allies proayat a un
dota. Nos
l8I9 ia appellee La echale audience
demauda aueec da Marian
spme jugement nergcnf t ahcha
4 8 900 exempaises
Mars, fit observer mar6a etc diaam non @
prcc pronngaee c 26 PRECEDENT dcva et so''
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e Ellie fut acceptee NJ Dupin.
son mari luindon oueo Magnan QUAINT Nadud.
eta qualities nombreux t6
devaien tire entendus
ciy Les bon eioyens dd departe
maiechae consei
les rcnseignemens coupab
quite pays pueuFs nddus 6n dmpon rexea
aaie
Inc lat pos poee tnt
antLnatonaie eait pnssante. 81
parfIt
notre connaisance. ..a..,... -
lts a, t negeI portrait De Bruno dams
potees Maain,i dams Drea dn Journal
sufa lei les fagmens dun dc
articles pon donner ceux cete
spoou da cue royaes
ct e rauci.
NJ Bune Went dete aoa IA collection de portraits d
oe enr
fi Ia fol du sermen Geu de
Bruno, sui figure deps
Mdmratn pubque On
s mont st prece1aent pour 'a
mral Cogay photographic
image impmee reprodure de plus beaax
dtre On moment une edition nouvee d E ha
peu plus que du Gthogarhe
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EU ROPE.

Lesjournaux d Europe ne nous presen-
tent aucun fait saillant a cnregistrer;
nous vouIons parler de ccs fats qai Gu
trainent des consequences dacisives, ma
jeures pour Ic pays Oh lis s'accomplissent.
Les noaveiles ne scnt toujours que Ia re-
production de- ecl!es cue nous ayons
donnecs a nos !ecteurs, corrigees ct
augmentees des details de coulisses.
C'est toujours !'Autriche qui regimbe
deyant l'opposition dcs puissances son
entree dams Ia Confederation germani-
que. Ellie volt bicn que ses pretentjons
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REHABILITATION.-L EJUGEMENT DE DIEU
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kae des silence
Cc benicur repn su sasf de Ia mPlude avec aquele
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fauul qui porat pourusit sa marehn
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qae rnarechale Dams cconan e mnise
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Soi!t i!s'utl!o>iD!cS. Hi.t!s tIiG & tdHL E'd'tt
haut, tant menace dc son gEand sabre
dc bataiIlc, qu'clle oc pcut plus ALL
lonrd hui reyenir sur scs rodomontadcs,
sans :are au m0ins un sc.nbinut de reS!s-
lance. Ellie rcculc donC, :3luts petit
pas, SC retournant d cha4nc 'oude &c Ia
route, atin dc sauvegardeg son amour
propre nationa! GraycmcEt compronis.
Les conferences de nrcs,le sont tcrmi-
t!Ges, c7est maiutenant ii Iranciort que
Sc rc<ondra lie prob!Gme de lunitt ger
manique.
ST il'Autvichc rccuIc devant les aul:cs
lncmhrcs d C Ia fainiIIc alIcmaadc, dc sc
pose en reyanche dcvaat l'i,uTope COM
me Iange exterminateUr des rtpnbli9ues.
prtseutcment ellie Sc donne une attitude
h6roiquc, en- !ancant q 'alrcsse de Ia
France de ccs mcnaccs pcu com?romct-
tantcs, il est vrai, mais quo le penp'e
franqais n'aurait pas lnanqn. de chatter
s6vercmcnt, 81 scs gouyernants aYaicnt
conserve lie rnoindre patriotismc. LA
presse allemande parle avcc conviction
de Ia demandc faite au gonvcrncmcnt
piernoniais. demaude de transit sur son
territoire dune arn.ee d'iny:lsion dams lc
casoUcertaines eyentualitts rtc!ameraient
sa presence cn France. Nous nc sayons
quclIcs sont les eventuaiites don't yeut
par!cr rAutriche, pour nous, nous men
commissions quune qui put appeIeTscs SOL
d,ts entrance, ct les y faire accuciiiTlcs
bras ouvcrts, c'cst ccle OH le sol de III
Kepubliqre perdant dc sa iecondit6 an
RAFT tout coup besoiu dun cngrais puis-
SAINT. Ga salt combicn de tuis dams ce
cas- les enneni5 de la France ont eu lc
tristc avantage dc lertiEiser scs champs
ct ses sillons; il h'y a pas un pouce de
terre dams Ia Lorraine qui nc soft 4breu-
We du sang des lmp&riaux.
ST nous tournons nos regards vers l'lta-
lalie, on volt un nouscau nuage prat a
compliqucr encore le chaos dc la roliti-
que. L'Ang'etc!rc nc volt pas dun ell
Indifferent Occupation des ctats dupape
ct autres petit, duchts du Nord. Ellie a
adrcsse une note tres vcrtc au cabinet
autrichien, protestant ainsi contrc des
empietcmens qui detruisent l'e9ulibre
Europecn. lie gouyernenent toscan a
Gu connaissance dc la note, ct Oh lui au.
RAFT fait cntendre qu'il eat s'occupcr
sans delai des moyens de Sc priver dc ses
allies. On dit que. lord Palmerston a
f.it la meme demafche aupres du gouyer-
ncment franeais, ce qui fait gtnerale-
ment supposer que l'ltalie scra eyacu6cI
ayant longtemps, moins qnc Ia guerre
ne yicnnc IA eclater. Dams ce Gas, CONNIE
toujours,cllc seryirait encore dcchampde
bataille aux arm6es FRANCHISES ct leurs
enncmis. Mais alors peut-etre laPeuinsulc
sc lcyerait en- Inasse pour prefer main-
forte au part qui donnerait dc meiIIeurcs
garanties 4 sa natioaalite. 81 Palmcrs-
ton rcstc aux aiIaires, ce qui est proba-
Bile, les Italiens trouveront en- lui un
champion ardent pour la cause demo
cratique; ct les cnvahisseurs On adser-
saire declare dc Occupation telIe oucIlc
existe du moins, c'cst-a dire, hors de
Influence britanni4ue. II ne negigeta1
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1851-05-25

qu'unc de ses negTesses abscnte depus
tongues ann6es, siyait Philadelphia
dams la securite la plus parf;'itc, resoI"t
de rentrer en- possession de Ia dite escla-
We; ct pour ce faire, il s'adioignit dcux
individus. NOMINEES Price ct Albert, qni
Sc cEaraaYent de Ia hi ramcncr ayec
deux enfans hes en- Pennsylvania depuis
lenocue de sa flute. Reinforcement cut
lieu, ,etEut meme a bonne in;nais non sans
donner l'eyciI aug antorltes de TEtat
yiole; cnsorte que Price ct A5crtl COO
pabIcs de ce DELFT sc virent condamnes
au penitentiaire. Une application Went
en- outre d'Gtrc Caite au gouVerneur du
Maryland pour i'ext:aais;on du no'nm6
Mitchell, qua'ifie dams lie message do tire
d'6chqnpS de justice. L'Ex6cutiF de Get
Etat cn a dtfire a la convention gene
rae qui soccupe en- &C moment regiser
Ia Constitution, ct Get honorable corps 4
souenu lc recus que le gouycrneur await
ieia donne d son conirerc de la pcnSyl-
vauie. CcIui-ci ne Sc tiendra pas proba-
Element pour battu, car c'cst un ad'oT-
saire declare du bill sur les csclayes fugi-
it's. II soaticnt done Embarrassment Ia
cause dcs enfans en:cvts, qui. d'aptes sa
doctrine, doivent jour dc la ilberte puls'
uu'ils sont o6s dams un Etat Oh ne regne
pas Ia servitude; ct c'cst fond6 sur &C
principe quill reeiame rcxtrad;tion dc
Mitchell.
I'ayoeat general du Mary land ne fait
que rctorquer son argument. posant Get
axiome aussi vieux que le premier pro-
ces de E,:nilIe, ct rcconnu dams totls les
Etats a esclaves de l'UDion, Panus seqni
ttr 2ea!ren. II en- conclut que ie bill tal-
SAINT un dcvcir dc rcndfc !'esclave fugi-
tive, la loi est aussi applicable aux Gu
fans de la dite esclave, qui ma pas cesse
d'atre la propriet6 dc Michel! durant
son temps de marronnage. Les enfants
suivant la condition de la mere, celui qui
a cnieve cclle-ci await ie droit d'enleyer
ccux,la, sans pour celia Lesser en- ancane
facon la Constitution. Done Mitchell
est innocent ct ne doit pas etre lisre;
done Price ct Albert ne sont pas coupa'
hles ct doivent etre honorabsement re-
Iach6s ct indemnises. L'avccat general
aioute quill scrait Unconstitutional dc
poarsuyre dans un Etat pour complicite
dun crime commits un indiyidu absent
Iors de la perpetration du dit crime, ct
do'nici!ie dams un autre pays, sous d'an-
tres lois qui nc trouvent daus i'acte au-
Gun snjct de poursuitc.