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New-York daily tribune., 1851-08-28
Democracy ylsusfE9Scs'.

The Daliy Appeal (Memphis, Tenn of
the 18th has an eXulting leader on the state
and prospects of Baltimore Democracy in
that part Of Tennessee, stirring political
~arblaSt in favor of the f0rav on Cuba,
and an editorial ON teaching Blacks to
Head, which shows what is the scope and
boundaries of the Democracy aforesaid.
We quote FROM il as follows
"Esosy scnoOLS-We have been informed on the
MVN seisole authority OF the eN!Stence III this cily
- aceftalh klnG OF sabbath schools. UnGoT the Su
.Nm'shcence Of citizens Ot Memphis, which calls
:" immediate investigation. We are informed that
NeSe Schools, Si0reS are regularly taught % read.
""V~eNei Gumanc aud honorable may be the motives
- NANsc Who supSrUIeni these schools, We cannot
SOet u m sny other light than aS striking adlTcct
w" al tAs nsfitufol itself aS well rs Al the peace
Ho Sceurty oi Southern society. What Is the fun
ph tpNHeha msxlm which hes at tae basis of American
W tu~NanSm, which Is 20 oe found IN every dis
s~NVh ol The theory OF Free Government Ii
u1s'ofy and philosophy attest TIE truth that en-
e"eneN mar cannot he cn>iaved. Al least, Il
q uuta which no one can deay, that an en-
A~e.eN man cannot be a ccnffute1 Save. These
r,N Oos are m direct violation OF these funda
a., va. s mshinS, and are preparing the way, II
~ sVf The overthrow OF the INSTITUTION, al least
s. M tse endangermg of the tranquility OF our So
,sN9 Educate the slave-tcach but few 20
ss OF a. some advocates Of the system might
~, 20 rcas Tee B.bs, and you have already l@ld the
~ ~ iof the most momentouS conSe luenccS. II
~, sos stop al the mere reading OF the Scriptures,
sss"ui WI gradually, slowly, ont certsnly, lead 10
ssee OF literary education which Will b. found
49, laiole With the present happy SScQTily Of the
g. e. OF .ouI social system. To Rad Is the irSi
Aos,n 'ne education OF all. IL opens az once the
), Nt>S teltS which tie human mind has explored
S-ence, arts, and s0vcrnsea. IL i the key - all
rs,.s'eSge, ana opens the avenue 10 the utmost
xoS~ o. human thought. II IS absurd 70 say that
merely teach the reading OF The Biole. lft
sIstsV1 there, there could DC no OBJECTION for The
CO would there learn that be IS IN his present So
rs,.a'e Sa'e BY The decree O. God. But the vast, mo-
49, Osoes' and unforeseen consequences, which Will
yuca aVm teaching him 10 read single book are
cosst 'ot his race and for those wAO were born 10
roSho Them and are stamped with The Sc Il OF
r~"e' o' the God Of The Inverse
New-York daily tribune., 1851-08-28

COLORED CONyENTIoS.- great North
American Convention Of colored People h sum
noned al Toronto, the lth, l2th and 18Th Of sep
tefnber next. In Canada and the N0uh-wesl ehsfs
are making for numerous and efficient delegation.
One Of the main topics Of consideration Is expected
10 be The important question Of Colonization. The
Fugtiyes Of Canada West are to be strongly repre-
sented.
MONSTER CLAM BAKE.-The jewellers Of
Providence and vicinity, with their families, num-
terlng abou, go IN all, had mammoth clam bake
at wyatt Point, Saturday last. The bill Of fare
comprised the following 81 bushels of clans iO
dozen green corn, 10 bushels potatoes 'vy iDs. hsh
In chowders 50 loayes Of brown bread 200 ioayes
of white bread 300 lbs. butter: Dol. crackers ~
mince pies 50 apple PIES 80 loayes CAKE Vol VI
sugar was used in coffee 6 obls ot lemonaae' &C.
UoRRIgLg OuTRAGE.-We are informed
thai A lendish outrage was perpenated upon "m1e %
female by two negroes, atsangerIes yes'ef1ay
female as found shockingiy manged, some Ilns AZ
ter the outrage committed, bu. IN tme 20 snaDe
ber 10 describe the wretches-one OF whom was sDoh
afterwards arrested and Recognized y hsh tns
other cannot escape. II seems that auer 'hey hAn
violated her person. they cut heI hssn W. haa
4 manper which JeOpardIzed her NE. We nave hot
been sbe To learn the name nor further particulars oil
the unhappy VICTIM '"'o '''' '''''
Rrs,waYs ARREsrED.-Six slaves, men
two belong 10 Cot Charles Blue, one to Chrlsto-
sher HeiskeA ESQ, one to Robert Carmichael, Esq.
ore 10 Mr. John Martin, and one 10 hr. Robert i.
Parker. If Wood county, hired 10 Mrs. Margaret
stump Of Washington county, who ran awsy On The
10Th inst, were arrested near Bloody Run, IN Bed
ford county, Pa, and safely secured, through the
kind aid OF citizens Of that county. Sunday last;
the 18th inst. Philadelphia sun
n Dir. Letcher, our Minister to Mex
ico arrived n the city Sunday morning. route 10
the seat OF his mission. The saranac unfer or
ceIs 10 convey him from Norfolk 10 Vera Cruz, Cn'
the change Of her destination. consequent on the
recent Iniehe eence from Havana. viii PROBABLY maA;
difeTen, ausngemen: Necessary. gKrpu'aS
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peform s,ate Convention.

n,'snf,,-Messrs ?. '. Fox, Orleans
P G Harris. p. Murphy, Niagara
conHN a,s chosen by a District Convention OF
couia>' can,,ies TO the State Industrial Legs
the wv 10 held at AibanT, Sept. 2. Resolu-
a'uI' ..,e adopted IN favor Of the Land Reform
ions W, .mong others the following:
measure -, releqaf.s appointed D. tins COnven-
rsS 1Sd 1ISSdu.sf aS Lssaleis te aad are e, hs,e'y r.
,s s e "a ss,: s'f s exc 1sf Of al y 9
,crgn ~ The cou'ug election a. pc: recon-
Isess;insal i:a e S1i.sI he Iadusri'l cOHs e.'.
''Da1"A l conr,ies will be strongly represented
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\ Man ACCIDENTALLY KLLep-A SAD

\ MAN .Att lDlNI ALLY hiisLhD ''ND
AFfMR-Joln Ryan. "A respectable and industrious
man Was killed last evening, under crcumstanccso
the most melancholy and heart rending chaIdctst.
llc W. lu the employ of William Carroll, black
smith. IN NOntgOmeY-st. HIS family wife aud
I'VE childr,u-alc n Montreal. and he had been t0
tie Post Ofce TO send letter to them, and was re-
turning from thence when the accldeu, happened IN
tins wav. A house IN Spcncer-N near Montgomery,
is occupied by two families. Inc family up stairs
have hccn IN the habit OF saving wood on the nOOr.
10 the great annoyance OF Mrs. Gaynor, who occu-
pc. the lower story. SOue Of the family we're thus
engaged Yesterday afternoon. lrrltated by the
petton OF what she had 20 often protested against,
Ms G. ran up stars 20 stop The annoyance. As the
most ofcctual means TO accomplish her purpose, she
seized tie stick OF wood, and threw Il out OF the
wlLaoW II was a piece Of pine timber, over four
ffet long eight inches thick and four inches wide,
weIghty nearly twenty-five pounds. Mr. Ryan was
passing al Tie time, and the stick THROWN WIN great
force h, the eLraged woman struck hlm on the mead,
drectV above the forehead, breaking has skull IN
horrible manner. and causing instant insehslDility,
and death IN about four hours.
several persons who saw the sad aiiair immediate
ly picked up tie unfortunate man. and carried him To
b. = residence. Medical a4d immediately called
IN and cyprvthlng which could be suggested was
cone to save the life Of the unfortunate man but IN
VAN. lie died without having exhibited any con
sciousness after he received the fatal blow
Tie unfortunate woman was not aware Of the eFil
results which had flowed from her conduct and The
parties were engaged in scufe for several minutes.
and Until informed Of the probable death oi Mr. Ryan
When told OF II, Mrs G.. exhibited The most intense
remoFse and, after her arrest ana during hef ekdni.
uafOu al lid District Station. house, she manifested
the deeue Il grief She was committed for further eK
animation She IS certainly 10 De- pltled. Her agony
IS undoubtedly as sincere as 1t is intense. but her
tnoughtless conduct has brought deep agony into a
family-a wife and five chlldreD-whO were waiting
intelligence from a husband and father, whose sud
den de ath must plunge them INTO the deepess grei
lAbany Evening Journal, 18th
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MrmcAs.-The time of holding the

MIcHuGAN-The time of holding the
Opposition State Convention has been changed
from the Is, of October to the 9th of September
a, Detroit. The Dctrod FIRE Press urges the
nomination of Gen. Cass by this Convention and
the choice of Cass Delegates to Baltimore. The
Free Press is for hurrying the matter, and op
poses all delays The Wing state Convention
vii be held as before announced, on the 10th OF
September. at Jackson. As for Buchanan, The
Free Press says:
Are We right IN the reports which have reached
Us iha, the democracy IN Nh. Buchtuan'S County IN
Pennsylvania have instructed their delegates TO vote
for CasS rcprcs enidtNes To the Baltimore touyen-
ton We confess we do not exactly like MI Blu
chanan's position before the country lie Is an able
man and has done much good service 90 TIE Rcpuo-
he, but we do not see how his position with refer
encC to the adjustment measures OF the late Con
gross can be justified. We have no unkind feeling
To express toward Mr.. buchanan, nor DO we even
introduce the subject inyidlOuSiy, oy running tlS
seeming parallel between himself aad Gen. 'a>S,
hui only 10 VAN tie democracy against departing
tom What is just and right for any enc Whatever.
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BROOkLYN ITEMS.

TIE RECENT ACCIDENT IN FURMAN-
sTREEr-An investigation Was yesterday instituted
before Coroner Ball and a jury into the circum-
stances attending the fatal accIden. IN Furman-st
On Monday. when a woman was crushed by pile
of slaves falling upon her while passing the lumber
yard OF Harbock & Co The evidence eelted shows
the following facts The resident physician Of the
Hospital deposed that the deceased had been tiken
to the Hospital Monday evening, and died about
fye minutes after beng taken H. and tina, she died IN
consequence of tie injuries she received, which
produced conclusion OF the BRAIN. NJ. llanegIn,
who keeps grocery store IN furman-st., testified
that woman came INTO ms store at about p o'clock
on Monday afternoon, and SAID that the pile Of slaves
In the ward Of Harbeck & Co. had fallen he went
out and saw the timber down he saw a woman
partly buried under It. and assisted to take her out
Another man swore that he would consider 4 dan
gercus 10 stand on tie sidewalk near where the
pile Of slaves was--lt dropped much over. In
consequence Of the illness Of juror further nsesti-
CATION was postponed until 9o'clock ths morning
The deceased has not yet been identified.
CHrRcH DyDiCATroN-Yesterd after
noon the Iew Methodist Episcopal Church at Anso-
lia Vas dedicated to is intended purposes. Rev J.
b. Wakeiy preached IN the afternoon, and Rev J.
NJ. Reed IN the evening.
ACCIDENT on rHE l.. |. RALRoAD.-The
early train Of cars from Greenp0r on Tuesday, ran
over three COWS, ust this SIDE Of GfeenpOrt, when
the Il gne was thrown of The rack anu the tram de-
layed several hours Beyond the INJURY 10 the COWS
nod.mage was done
u An accident occurred Yesterday alter
noon 10 two men VINO were digging foundation Tor
a new house on the corner Of Henry and POplar-sts
Brooklyp by which one man narrowly escaped
dea-h-ie was buried Up 10 the neck. Al the time
our informant left every exertlon was being made 10
ex.ncaie the poor ieAo" water %as Deing anIhlhls'
tered and hopes are entertained that he i not seri
Ousy injured
BOARD Of SUPERVISORS. AT a meeting
Of this body on Tuesday afternoon, an appropriation
Of S3 600 was made, 20 enable the supefintendents
Of the Poor 20 meet the current expenses oil the
wear 4 communication from the Superintendents
was read inviting the attention Of the Board 10 the
necessity vhch exists for providing suitable apart
men,s for the resident Physician Of the Hospital
and family, IN the nelghborhOOd Of said institution,
TIE physician Is al present undeI the heSesS1y -
residing Il a distance, which Is oojection1oi c,o
claly II Winter time. The coInmuhlcatton t r>,s.. i
on the Lot south OF the Asylum. Inc suOye'' wa
rcTerred 10 he Aims House CcEnnn-I'ee;, -, h,.h
NJ Rerrcn offered the following resoiulioh' " n''N
wss adopted ,,vs.,ed In the
20 Z S,r.I,,s,as u KINGS County y an % a. ~ 80 80
Iscslanre Il the state. lassed a ~ rr, fror, ta,s
Iouniy Treasurer AereDy ss erection of The Peni-
N 6, - M 90 lsO rate 4 ntsfest hOs 70
srcrcc -cT cent % - Para . Ia bv ,nssameuts a.
sAeh i, - s5l1s. 1874 $500 iS''' s'"'' 'S
$50. CT The Committee on The proposed ste
New-York daily tribune., 1851-08-28
WISCONSIN The Northwestern Tenn
perance Convention al BerlIn adopted The follow
be- Tc,olntnn I'M iLo llcCnsc IN

ing resolution ON the License Law
kes0ltca. That while oppose The present License
Law ef OUT State aud would col. or ats repeal at the car
es minute possible. and whie We dv'n uVc'usttu io1al
mthe highest Cer,e for temperance mau ia Ills ocat
capacity Alderman. \agr tustc.t. Town SaprrNi-
sf 10 grant io,ns,s Tor The sale ol mvN,lns dhNs'
the sand law To the Utmost extent m Tao iNthttdhcc oi
m the case those W hu procure Nccrscs untar and h
a,ans themselves ot the power Caus rd n The Vta C
ton to cuJta as tu as possoic the sale %. MeNcaihs
IlukS
They also
Rssolrod That Nc adopt The following form of pctuon
our ueN State /, -islturc We to UNDERMINED cll-
the state of c4uy asA your honor
aide bo-s Law, prohitns he manufacture IN
loftAtiOn, sale t II utNNNatuN dftAN IA tht Stale
thcieith ssch p,ualues and arieturoS a'
NAY he Tcguicd to oniOI az sad law.
New-York daily tribune., 1851-08-28

OPENING IAURENs- STREEr-DEsEcRAT-
ING W.smNGros-sQrARE-Th advocates o. tins
speculative movement are probably not aware OF ex'
isting difficulties which may prove stumbling blocks
IN tleir paths and without impugning the motives
which actuate them, We viii briefly state what those
Gfcul;ios may be- The house fronting LturehS
in Amity-st. was bu.it under the guarantee OF the
Corporation that It should never be disturbed, OF
rather that the liae Of Andtyst. should not be al
tered. When the owners of property IN Fourth st.
codod TO the Corporation the lots IN front OF ther
property adjoining the old Pottcrs-heid for a puohc
PAX It was under express conditions and reSer'a-
tons The origina'ors OF the movement may ma
Il, a Pandora's Box. even should 1t be smuggled
Though the Common Council since 1t Will thea
have to be ratified by the higher tribunal before a
stone can BE- moved nom its restlng-place with AL
these difficulties and the potent voice Of The people
10 enforce them, We presume Washington square
VIII remain uncistuIDcd.
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.h,v SoTnination.

Washington ~ .--...;..,, ...,,.,,;o.s
oy INC p,oo Drr Nv the nominating Convention, and
delegates chosen to the State '0'''l'l' and Sen
-,o,,,l Conventions.
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Of tho new Lunanc Asylum elected 4 prctracteS
debate. and the Whole subject was again Referred
back to the Committee % negotiate with the prOprc
tors OF any sites thai mskt oe brought un Ter tfeu
consideration. The Board then Si,oarnei untd
" ednestay rex,
New-York daily tribune., 1851-08-28

MARyIAND.-Thomas Yates Walsh has
eeen nominated by the Wings Of the lVth DIS
,nci, represented m the late Congress by Ion
Robert NJ Mel anc. now of California.
New-York daily tribune., 1851-08-28

BLooMERIsM-The programme Of the
Bloomer Concert Is AZ length submi.tel 70 me ?loc
It IS varied and contains grea. attractions. Inc
whole Of the Troupe vii appear n elegant Boomer
costume and slng numerous favorite bailaas-gems
from the operas-ani tance several Boomer "".s seS'
.o.kas. &c. The accomplished Nile Nathalie Fiiz-
Iancs Will sing The sal1t IA France 10 The cas-
tune Of the PIE h. Ecgmclt, which IN her hin1S
Will prove very attractive Performance. She VII
alsc sing TWO other gems. and dances .~lce aSSis'el
by Mons Carrese. Beside he above, hne orchestra
aId pianist assist. We advise al our friends TO A.
tend early, there are sure to be more apphcah's
.Lan can gam admlitance.
New-York daily tribune., 1851-08-28
BLooMERs ABRoAD.-We mott

BIooMERs ABRoAD.-Ne noticed Ia
Broadway Yesterday afternoon, grl of about SIX
teen in full black silk Rloomer costume, accompa-
med by her mother or some other staid matron, IN
ordinary disguise The Boomer was most decidedly
neat and appropriate the only unpleasant cIcuH-
stance was the gross curiosity of herd Of such vg
abonds as tester III the low purheus OF all large cries,
10 the disgrace Of themselves and the authorities
who wink at their insolence. We should scarcely
vonderif these pot-house hrawlers should finally
dictate the entire fashion Of dress. since they
now materially influence our laws and morals.
New-York daily tribune., 1851-08-28
SrrAMrR MoyrMFNrs.-The new steam

STEAMER MovEMFNrs.-The new steam
ship Illinois, Capt HariStein, sails thls afternoon
for Chagrcs, leaving the foot Of Wauen-st North
River. al o'clock
The Lafayette Capt. StodJard. VIII leave at the
same hour for san Juan and Ch,gros, from pier No.
,, North River
The Brother Jonathan Capt SGuier, also SAILS this
afternoon, leaving pier No. at O'Clock
The steamship City of Manchester sails from Phil
adclphia to-day. for Liverpool.
New-York daily tribune., 1851-08-28
RE-OprS,Sc or The BroADwAF The

Rv-Opyy,yc OF THE BroADwAY HE
lrra.-Iast night this large and favoTl'N pace %
amusement WIS opsued for he season an WIN ''
most brilliant success. The house has bes en- mac
rally altered anc improved AID spendldly de ofael-
The means of egfoss the loohies ard parque''e are
especiany charred for tre better Inc a'aehce
,ast right was al that the house could re'ohAo's
accommodate and 1t the same TINE nlghiy 'isni'h-
able and respectable TIE performances were ron
coed 70 very oxcellelt the Rols'e's were most "a
Enthusiastically welcomed, While tie Cone'y Com2'
Nv were generously received Altogether MI
Manager Na-shaU Las made favorable alt hope
fl start for profitable Winter campaign.
New-York daily tribune., 1851-08-28

EXTENSION OF THE HARLgM RAILROAD -
By an advertisement in our columns We notice that
on Monday next another section Of the Harlem R"li-
road viii be opened. making continuous hne from
this city to spencers Corners, IN the northern part
of Duchess County
New-York daily tribune., 1851-08-28

.,..,,., 10 the Opposition Convention.
,u''a, Co-2. Abraham A. Deyo.
ca. Samuel Fowler Clunker,) and
r Durland, supemumerary
New-York daily tribune., 1851-08-28

SCHOOL HOUSE DEDICAIioN.-Ne e cal
the attention Of our readers to the advertisement ol
the school officers of the Tenth Ward IN this day :
naper Their new school building IN Alen-Si near
Hester Will be dedicated this day at O'Clock. IL
Greely Esq, and others will address the meeting
New-York daily tribune., 1851-08-28
ruri,irss and va,umit,ed slaves.

T,rrT IF Fpgrtires ard sfe-pf7ltfsd a.s 1r1n fbr
.5.p'hon STATES during the .s7T crlT7s jsHe J. 49,
Co4yl.cd for The y Tlssone4 ~ Oo-i Con''A r.
frr1.. Aurlst. la.I
New-York daily tribune., 1851-08-28
MARErzrk's BxXErIr.-This, which will

MARETzEK's BENEFIT. -ThlS, winch Will
be decidedly the greatest musical festival ever held
IN this city, is to take place on Thursday evening"
next week. The programme, as far as We have
heard IT, Will be the richest ever offered anywhere,
comprising two entire Grand operaS-prooaoly
"Norma," and lhe hrst night OF Puri,am'-bo-
sides Ballet. a Vaudeville and a Concert IN which
almost every artist now IN the country VIII appear
The price OF tickets for this Hiosfre entertainment
has been fixed at one dollar, about one-ioudh OF
wAai single pari Of a similar entertainment would
coSi abroad
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MIssroNARlrs.-Rev. Peter Jacobs (n-

MIssIoNARIEs.-Rev. Peter Jacobs IN
diar) arrived Yesterday morning from England
This gentleman IS a Wesleyan missionary al hud-
sons Bay. Ne has been on VISIT TO The Parent so
cietv ard Shared IN the anniversary exercises Kew
T. T.. Poarue and Rev. Adam Bland, MISSIONARIES
appointed bv tie Missionary Society Of the Metho-
oist Episcopal Church, go out today in tie Illinois,
at O'Clock. pm. one to Oregon and the other 70
Calfnrnln
New-York daily tribune., 1851-08-28

TnE FuGIrIvE CAsE.-What has been
done in this case Srcporied on the sixth page The
hearing is set down for 10 O'Clock this morning III
the l. : Court Room
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WILLIAMSBURGH ITEMS.

SrREkr lAPRoS EMENrS.-A petition has
been presented that Scholssi. be regulated paved.
tagged. &c Application iS to be made to Supreme
Cour, 10 appoint Commissioners for Eighth Bocrum.
Wvckog. LOr.mer. ard Leonart-sts, and the Con.
uilee are to prepare estimates for these and vA'es
s. NJ How IN! i 10 make the necessary maps ior
Ike latter street. sna MI Morgan for South Eighth
Il arc to set stakes l.. said street
New-York daily tribune., 1851-08-28
CITY ITEMS.

~ Several Items have been crowded
over to the sixth page.
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SUNDAY ONNlRUSYS. -

SUNDAY VNNlRUSEs. = nC IIUStttS
have passed resoleuon TO lake scuon as 10 all 'he
Omnibus Ines except that running out to East New
York ard Brownsville, which had the privilege TO
nun on sunday, necessarily changing, however, It's
route On tie Cay alluded tol that ran Sunday iOsA
ls.>f
New-York daily tribune., 1851-08-28

~ We hear that Professor Anderson Is
doing incomprehonsibe wonlors before thousands
nightly at Tnpler Hall.
New-York daily tribune., 1851-08-28

= The new chpper-ship Trade Wind
Is now beng coppered II the Sectional Dock foot OF
Pike.st, Z. R. where she remains tn Friday, when
she viii be laid in her berth 10 load for san Fran
cisco Several large engagements have been made,
and ,hip under contract to sail At an early day.
New-York daily tribune., 1851-08-28

SISNos BrNEDxvTL-We axe pleased to
learn that this New-YorA f4vorie and excellent tie
nor has entirely recovered his voice and VIII make
his reappearance tie frst or some years on the oc
cssion Of our worthy ompressario'S benefit. Thou
sands who s,ill enjoy the recolecilons OF Benedict
us powers, would throng 10 hear HIM, even II Aax
offered no other great attractions.