New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-11-17

| neiehborhoot hurry TO the chase when some saga
GUS tound has s;aT,eda hare Afer diiigent search
among the coi0rec population for marks of buck.
shot and brar3ing rcns, they succeeded in discover.
ing "chaits who had IN Gays gone BY aed from
Maryland to htef.y, ard Ia the shortest possible
space, matters were arranged for The hunt As the
marks were clearly described the finding Of sn
owner Was very easy n after. and in due time
claim was laid before the Commit SSioner setting
forth that certain man IN Maryland owned the
head, oocy, LIMBS, eraiLs, bones, blood sinews.
marrow, wool. he and soul OF certain man
in New-York. and the man in Maryland demanded
that the ficers Of the United States should forth
with seize the said man in Nes.York, handcua him.
gag him with la~) that he could not dispute the
claim, and after brief cr-Parie examination, To de-
LIVER him 20 said claimant ia the State OF Maryland.
for all which summary proceeding" the good peo-
pie OF the United States TO defray the expenses
The plan was well rehearsed the day and hour fixed,
and choice number OF cotton politicians notified 10
he on hand 10 see the workings Of the law. SO 80.
cret had all this been kept that 1t was thought I'M
possible that even hint of had got beyond the
circle of consprstors but alas for the hunters
while they were spreading the snare, some notion OF
;hoir plan was discovered by party whose higher
law feelings needed no prompting 20 induce him To
fello being from tae slave Shsmhles Of the
South Having been slave hinself, he knew the
beauties and blessings O; the system, and yet was
foolish enough TO endoayor 20 prevent his black
bro her fiom Fastening back 70 the land Of the 'patr
archal ii sttution." lie did not know who was hunt
Cd, nor who were the hunters nor the ciamsnt-in
fact, ne only knew that preparations had been made
10 arrest fugitive, and Instantly 10 work to frus-
trate the intended capture. by jealous endeavorx
he succeeded in finding the victim, warned him
OF his Danger and assisted him in preparing f)r
III ,hr. |, wss GA the very day fixed for the hunt
thai the discovery was made IN two hours from the
first hint the proposed victim vas ON the HUDSON
River Railroad, Going toward Canada a. the rate o.,
forty mites an hOdT and W66n the Marshal who
hello the warrant Was making his official rap n the
fueitive'S door the game" was whzL,ny along the
Mohawk Valley, still speeding to~ari The British
ccmnionS t,ug from Republican Slavery 30 Mon
arCl zeal Liberty. The CONSERVATION OF The hunting
prtN, Nncn they discovered their loss. was over
whe mi,g- Tbofe WAS cot sufficient time before the
election ~ arrange another ethlOiOn OF Tue WORK
irES Oi She law and thel nnaliy osbande VITA long
faces ard heavy hearts. They have kept very quiet
abCU, re altar s'nce ihtr Grcomhmr. albeit they
a.t o.. ncst diving TO know how the thing got out
For their edilcapOn on thls point We refer them tn
the words Of solomon. q" Curse not taC ktng, no,
uct Thy thought for bird Of the air 81 Ill cany
ne voice, and that which hath wings shall tell ofhe
Mater
3 Ii is stated that soldier on Govern.
or's Island was seen for several hours during tho
rain on Salurdas slaedug against a tree with his
hands tied above his head We are not aware thai
any such punishment is allowed in The Army, and in
cline to the opinion that there must bs some mistake
or exagseratlon IN the story.
~ We cal attention 10 the ADVERTISE
ment, in another column, OF the Adversary OF the
New.York Bible Society, at the Tabernacle, tins
evening. Among the speaSe. 5, We notice Dr. Cox.
of Brooklyn, and Courtlantt Parker, Esq OF New
ark.
NIRLo's. -To-n the Rayels all appear
IN four different entertainments, ON the occasion OF
Francoiss Benefit The new vehicle for fun ani ac .
uylty. The COOpers, is again To De acted Also the
surprising performance OF the Dejouin Arabs. In
which Bondin certainly eXcols our old ttvorue
pantumime OF Robert Mac ire ana the tight rope.
Francois acting IN all the entertainments
FIRr.-A About IL o'clock Yesterday NOR
ning FIRE BIO cut in Edward Turner's grocery
store No 80 Avenue b. occ IsIones. as IS supposed,
from the care,essneSs OF those VINO co,eu we stois
The fre appeared 20 have caught IN the ir0@I WIN
dow. Nearly the entire contents OF the store were
| destroyed. The hTemen were carly oa the ground
and by their exerons succeeded in combining the ore
20 the lower part oi the building Capt. squares OF
| the NJ tn Ward, VITA platoon OF men vas oa tho
eIound,aLd rendered valuable assistance.
BURNED 10 DEATH.-An inquest was
|
| body Of Mary Meier, y naive OF Germany 20 years
Of age, whose death was caused by burns received
on Wednesday last her clothes having acct eut,ily
taken fIe from stove a, her late residence, NO u
| Avenue G. verdict Of accidental! GeIth was rem
| defed by the jury.
Advertisement The award of the
Firs. Medals. for the best DagueTeoypes exhibited
| b, Root at The late Falls, held at Castle Garden,
| Ncw-YCIk Franklin Institute, PhIadelph,a, and
the State Fair, Harrisburg, (Pa) l. sufficient PROOF
of the superiority of his pictures. Gallery, No. 36a
Broadway, corner Of FTanklin-st.
Advertisement l-TnE GREAT NATION.
AL PIcrURE-TOd day begins the third week OF the
Exhibition OF Leutze's Washington Crossing the
Delaware" From It's very beginning this admirable
work OF ant has attracted niyersal attention. Thou
sands have seen II, and hundreds Of Thousands viii
visit $50 Bfoad.ay before it leaves the City. We
are clad TO hear that a movement is foot t. pur-
chase this picture for the Capitol 1t ought to go
there, for none Of the pictures illustrating Our ma
tlouai story possesses so much merit as TINS one
Tie Election in the Axth Ward.