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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-05-13

Mr.. WEBSTER AND THE LOWER LAw.-The
Journal Of Commerce of this morning contains
the correspondence between Mr.. Webster and
the Committee appointed to convey to him the
petition of bis peculiar friends Of this City, ask
ing him to come here and address them. Mr.
Webster is overwhelmed by this new proof OF
regard from the City Of New York." and although
be has no wish to appear in public for purposes
OF ceremony or entertainment and feels no ne.
cessty of any occasion to express his sentiments
in regard to public affairs, he yet cannot persuade
himself to say that be may not, at no distant
time, make an effort to comply with the request
of his friends. He tells them that they will hear
from him no change of tone nor any faltering
voice in support of the cause he has lately es-
pOused.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-05-13
By Telegraph to the Nsw.YOfk Tribune.
News frsm washipgten-Depart Of the
Presideut, &c.

WAsHEGToE, Monday ksy12
The President, with NesGrs. Webster, Critten-
den, Graham and Hall, left this moraing In the
O'Clock train for B baltimore, en- roate to NewYork.
Aldermen Haws and Webb accompanied the
President as Committee on the part of the New
York City Government.
The general Executive duties, In TIE absence Of the
President and cir associates IN the Cabinet viii devolve
on the Secretaries OF the Treasury Interior and War
Secretary Corvn having recovered f bis recent severe
inoisposon. resumes the duties Of hs Office TO day.
MessrL Wheeler Co. have obtainsd lie cOnusct for
Stationery and Bank Books aud Mr. Alexander for Print
ipR for The PostO Department for The next year
The Superintendent Of the Census states he value Of
Real Estate and Personal Properly toc udog 5aveG 10
virginia TO be $3.50 900, according 10 the Census Re
tuna
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-05-13
Naval Intelligence.

BOSTON, Monday, May II I85I.
letter from Port Prsya, Cape De Verdes,
dated the Sd Apr ssys There here the Portsmouth,
Commodore Gregory, the Dale, Commodore Person and
The PorpOise Lieut. Commander Lsrdnsr"
"Yhe ,uuadron has been actively employed 10 endesvor-
ing suppress the odous slave trade but notwithstanding
ali The vigilance and skill Of the different Commandersh
rs ,u carried on upon Southern Coast conrders-
bic On the arrival Of The Germantown the Porn
will The United States The health OF the
officers and men good"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-05-13

ETS Ex-Governor ANTHONY Of Rhode Island.
on retiring from the Executive chair, made an ex-
ceedingy appropriate and felicitou' address to
his successor to which the latter as appropriately
responded. Such expressions of Official courtesy
and re,pect between men of different political
views are creditsble to the parties aud contrast
very pleasantly with the TOO common mperities
Of party warfare.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-05-13
Superior Court....sATUEoAY, hsy 10
Present ne slx Judges
cENERAL TERN-DIcINoNs

Stfpksa HaS5Touck. Trustee, &C. agsinst PetST
n PeAdevo0-f c-Sots f1tsEs1z tSo o. hfss 1see y .s
sas, 1olsfsfy ih Couri ~ isasTs . tss 49,
ss LAT astzas Eis sLal rot - sl.ss = -,
cher TAe rue god %; osy % sccoao q - -.
prrbc a. ssstrgy th> s.rzo1J q -. -.
b.f hs.sand a. a. ;as "a s1srssl 80
J1ts ns1t a. sssclsl Tern szci11'1 q 20 " 49,
.a7or Of ne ,r1stes estate q &c sts 'nf' - CT
Alert g. Bagiey against GaTTet onal,A a7d
k,o.,ltroa - rsfn -sEnssi "a, ostA-sf
N-ssrs 81 ~ iansEss Tor s-pFng par
:. ~. ~ q - artc~s ihe ri s<x
80. s-s 80 y.ss esiof~ J-sss ssceofs "a As va
$50 -. 81 = hs1 tes- g1lty CT a5sractlcg s1s "a
100 90 .rrsF ssi2s sta-'i 10 god P'ss q ~tch
- y I..f.f. - s4ssv sfi . or - I-rf 3 ~
- -. :. ~ ~ src cot fasn - 49, q tssagss
,..- ~ 80 1s-f I ---r % - tn a. ~-el
-.sra.ra sr- 1f-rsas s0r " - fsfp--n1 A.
- s.-...--r.- t.r-- -.rl-s IL-s-y ..l.f
81, gray az sssss'sf s' ian-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-05-13

NEW LAwYERs-At q general term OF the So
preme Court of this State, held at Oswego, May
5, 1851, the following applicants were admitted to
the practice of Law as Attorneys and Counsel
lors
Wm L. Bancroft OF Oswego Z. Anthony o. Borodino !
J Il Hubbard and A 8 fuIIle Of Clinton; N V Pssco Of
Syracuse; Geo q French VI Mexico; } andrew Sic
ven, OF W htestowp; & Maxim OF RochIoni =. q. Chill
Tend en- Of Fsbius; N Stevens Of Camden.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-05-13

HUSBANDS REvESGE-A well known citi-
zee OF LaeH cVusy days aeo iron CAeosnA ~nsrS
e had bsse hs past CoscsTs yoa ean %
% ssse s-hEssi that its saaSes s"esy &
seas Oh aae added hoasshob ne vas TsasPosa
sah nss Al tbs ga, ,or hror. BE sh ioni hopes ~
ee7ssc es..s 40 ID, ground nsis 80 hse
aeNu ne ofv-us.,uss he -srzs3 lie pane oi bs
e. ~he Ase 'ecissd hmseh OF ths on'9s a'-
ne hs1sd amer or even. d.ys a. li 'sifvsd a -
recover TcsvsAad PainssAsF, sth.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-05-13

NoRrH.CARoLISA.-In the lid District A. J.
Dargan, a Wing of the Southern Rights stamp
has announced himself candidate for Congress-
He acknowledges the right of secession Geo.
w. Caldwell, Loco Foco Southern Rishts) is
also candidate. Tho District voted last for
Pr.,dent-Tsylor, $685. Ca", 4,7s9. Edmund
Deberry, Union Wing was the Representative
in the lait Congress.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-05-13

DEATH BY SUICIDE On Saturday the Coroner
held an Inquest al The City Hospital on the body OF .
young Irish woman, ~ years Of age. named Mary Brs
Cd en- who early hour Friday morning precipi-
sed herself from window Of the waercose, In that In
iiulion, TO the pavement benesh, facmring her spine
and tsusng death about two hours Afterwards owing 20
mental arrangement Tho deceased had been placed Ia
tho Hospital week previous The Jury rendered ves
dict Ia accordance with the above facts
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-05-13

The President and suite will return from New
York after their railroad trip 70 the Lake,. BY TIE
steam frigste eusquehannsh. which has been or
dered round on an experime nta trip from Norfolk,
where she is lying Their route will lie through
Richmond. from Norfolk back TO Washington.
This voyage will be besutiful part Of the nfSr'
WOUFER Won TWILLER-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-05-13
Receipts Of Produce,

By the North River Boass-SatHrday, Nay 10.
-l6OO bbs Flour; s35 do Beef; l45 do whisky 6oO do
Lard 10 eco bash 0ss Is 300 do Corn $50 do BarleyI
I,4O0 pigs Cheese; l.2tO do Butter 2is do Ashes
By the North Rirer B0dts.-M onday May IA
q 800 bbs Flour so do Whissey eot do Pork OIL do
Beet 1888 do Cut Meats 2e6 do Ashes 80 baos Wool To-
500 bushels Oss do Wheat a. do Germ, 6ei fgss
Rutter. 100 do Cheese. 40 do Lard
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-05-13

r- The Massachusetts Senate on Friday
passed BILL calling Convention of the people
to amend the Constitution The bill is to be sub :.
mitted to the people for their approval, before i
eoas iutO affect
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-05-13
BROOKLYN ITEMS.

FRE.-OR Saturday afternoon last, lire broke
out n the rear part Of the Hamilton House occupied by
JoshuA Crandsn, Hsmillon-sy., near the Ferry; The
flames speedy communicated with The main building and
thence to those adjacent respectively occupied By A1ld
L Kendall, As q grocery and provision stores the | mon
BoteL owned BY VIM L. GIiswoid, uItenanted fitchs
PsyOo porter house, and the Corn Exchange Tavern,
occuped by Eve son. The buildings were al small
wooden structures and with the exception OF the Unon
Hol. The entire lose IS covered By Insurance The
goods hold fu niture, groceries, sc were mostly
saved. Total loss probably about 5000
ACCIDENTAL DEATH.-Coroner Ball held an
Inquest on Saturday last upon The body Of james Aekef
man resident u New York who came 70 bis death IN me
following manner Deceased foreman OF s,eyedores
gapg engaged IN hosting pig iron from The hold Of me
chip ALdOnia, bsg a. The foot OF washington A. he
Tine OF he accident be a. the hatchway guiding the
rope that led from The hold Tbs iron came 10 contact
With the eombngs Of the batch which caused the rope 20
part, ard he preciptated INTO ne ho.d-csIsing
usAnt death Il shosn the investigation that hs
rope wa nsafe, but The wOkmen thought II would 90 70
tbish the Afternoons wSrk and - the chhge Of LOOK
ing 10 capacity deVolyed upon deceased - Tore DAn
here was 10 outaon Of cGrelessness chargeaoe upon
any other person Tie verdict rendered was IA accord
Ance With he facts Deceased was = years OF age, and
leaves wife
CAsUALTT-On Saturday last Mr.. George
Brewer en- employee board 81 the Jsesson -rry
boats ne head by the descendlnt crank or
lie engine and instantly killed. A. the ume Tho aceeont
occurred be was sged Ia cleaning the machinery zna
Is supposed rave slipped aud fell Deceased YES q
years old and leaves wife and chid- who reside II
A. Green Lsue The Coroner held Inquest on th- body
ard Ihe verdict Accidental Dean was rendered ~ ne
Jury.
Guild DROWNED "A child OF Mr.. Bagley, re-
siding az The corner Of Seubens ard Myrtle Az, acct
de1tay feu into cistern a. ne rear OF ue 5oe.e %
Saturday lsst and was drowned IL was eoOut =.
age An Inquest he'd, and a verdict Sec'rdinsiy
rendered
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-05-13
The Presidents Tour North.

BALTINoRE, Monday, Msy =.
The President arrived here At O'Clock this
morning and enthusiastically received He is accom-
panied By MetHs Webster, Hall, Chtenden and Gfahsm,
and bis fsmilY Yhey breakfssed a. Bsrnuns sRd then
proceeded In open baroucnes TO the depot and left for
Pbilsoe phia at O'Clock.
Mr. Webster enthusiastically received and cheered
At all points Of the route The mechanics 81 hs Msuni
Clare Depot 10 the number OF 500 cheeed him mos, rap
turouily.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-05-13

E By general consent, Ma. VIM. 6. Ward,
Of Green, is announced as the Wing candidate
for Congress in the Fourth District, which was
represented in the last Congress BY Hon. g. A.
Caldwell. q Loco Foco.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-05-13

THOMAS w. DoRR-Tbis celebrated Rhode
Island politician we see has been restored to cit
izensbip by the r. l. Legislature without taking
the oath OF allegiance to the State Dorr was en-
fraHchsed in the Senate by vote of Is to II, and
in the House by 80 to 80, those voting in the neg.
alive considering this movement unnecessary, as
Dorr at any moment could have been restored to
citizenship by taking the oath Of allegiance to the
State. The act of restoration 10 worded as fol-
lows:
" II :, enacted bv the General Asserbly az Cototos
IAN civil and political disabilities growing out OF the sen
tepce OF the Supreme Court passed against Thomas W.
Dorr are hereby removed and the said Thomas W DoTr
is hereby restored his cv and political rights in as full
amer and with the effect as If said sentence mad
not been passed"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-05-13

rT@ The citizens of Richmond have recently
held an election TO test the sense Of the city on
the subject of the Basis of Representation,
which resulted in amajority Of SO against mixed
Basis, or Representation for Slaves.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-05-13

II The Legislature Of Maine will meet on
Wednesday, May II. The principal business to
come before them is the bill for Free Banking
Law, and the districting of the State into Con.
eressional Districts.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-05-13

Found DROwSED.-At the foot Of HobOken-st
~ r on Saturday was found an unknown drowned man,
shout 80 wears Of age who had sandy hair ard whskers
The deceased dressed blue dress coat dark pants
and scarlet vest shirt and boots In his pockets
were foup nd three pawn tickets dated March eth 7th, and
26ib with the name Of J. Scott written on them The
held inquest the body and The Jury returned
= verdict OF death by drowning.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-05-13

NEw.HAsPsHlRE.-G George Wadleigh, ESQ,
editor of the DOver tWhig) EnGnirsr, has been
elected TO the office Of Register Of Deeds for strAf-
ford County.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-05-13

EY7 The Rochester Times states that Jerome
Fuller, of the State Register, has been appointed
Minister to Russia. This appointment must be
quite acceptable to the Seward men.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-05-13
Circuit Court. SATURDAY, Nay 10.
Before Judge King.
GeOrgs A Hott ast JAMES Hat Mr. H. took

UtOTgt n IfOyL hBE. JuTts my = MI II VUh
Of Mr. Hay years OF lot W torJh st. -hsk lease
pred He eamrg the value Of house be srssd
the ssss spusng OF The house
The that houss a ~ - should Be
the froH Of s bt ~h.Tsas bulk he Tbs
ths the compliant
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-05-13
L. -. Circuit Court......MoSDAY,h May "
Before Judges Nelson and Belts.
The trial OF James Clements wv

The trial OF Japles CIeVeHs twhlteI aud To
sas Bs-so- oubs nsn) indicted 18th DsuE" (usa and
couvcsSl mardsr u Asa A. Hs.sns ssood Of The
bars G.nn Of sea- eosmspced Me.ss z. Bensset sea
Luther h h.h spPes bshs and hssss Osssa hef
man and sorue the othsf trial. for
prosecution rhs be the the other
elss ths ssiInoay proosby viii b the zane
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-05-13
LAW COURTS.
saperier Coart ....hoSoAY' hAyl@
Before Chief justice Oakley.
Mp. WILLIS vs. EDWIN FORREST.
Action for Assault and Battery, already re-

Fs-fTs1
a. eass stated q TIE co9nss Tor ssss-ss LAT
NJ Dav1 Ghan cortss tnd p0sspos-sut u
~. ira Us COar seosSs1 ne
r,su.s, src % O1fns3 y Tqsssay iOfs1O1
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-05-13
following vessels have come into pOrt each with
the nnnher Of nsasansera onpoata their namea.
For The Tribune.
TIE FALL RIVER OPERATIVES

FOT The 7 rnuno.
TIE PAIL RIVER OPERATIVES.
TIE Fall River Weavers' Delegates beg most
respe fully to acknowledge the following sans, which
have Kindly contributed by The worknea 10 the va
rious shop, which they have visited They would also
say tfsts second Subscription IL promised from mos OF
The pisces a. many OF the not prepared when
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-05-13


A DANGEROUS LUSATIc.-A colored lunstic
nan ed John Henry Moon arrested on Saturday even
ing by officer Lamont OF the Chefs ohce, for having
thrown brics bat through me l,fee pls'e case N
Broadway and Chambers SITS The missile passed neS
ihe head Of person who was In The store the time
Justice Osborn committed Inc accused 70 prison lof o1s
naOn
DEATH by DRowSISG.-The body OF an an
Known agsd s. yes, was found drowned a. he 100.
OF Corearss y. r. The deceased was dfessed In DARK
wooep single breasted frock coat with pearl bauons,
plain silk vest dark cloth pants and lace oooo ne nsd
dart brown hair sne sandy whiskers aud appeared 10
have been In the water about month.
BURGIARIOUs DEhONsTRATI0E.-The outside
plate the hardware store corner OF Cherry and
Rutgers early on sunday morning found oy OhcT
Wo' dhull Of the Seventh ward 70 Dc torn on Sy oaos
who had also made an effort to force open Ihe shutters
They made he escape before the oteer could arrest hem
ATTEMPT TO PASS CoUsTERFEIr MosEr-Ot
fcer Mitchell Of tho Fourteenth Ward on Saturday, night
Iook into custody Augustus Hines charged
pI Bank TO Francis Deger CLERK Center Market. Hines
VS. committed for examination by Justice TimP'on
SERIOUS AccIDENr-On Saturday afternoon q
woman FAMED Elizabeth KDhler and her child, whe In
Broadway, near the Astor House were Knocked down
by one the New York Hotel coaches and seriously In
J1red The Injured parties were taken 10 charge by me
Second Ward Police.
CHARGE OF FORGERY-A man named John
Craig, was arrested by the FourteeBh Ward Police
charged With passing TO " Huichln Of 80 Bowery,
spurious SIS note on The Hamb0rgh Bank. Penn Justice
Timpson committed Craig 10 avail On examination.
WATCH STEALIsG.--John Cullen was arrested
BY the FDst Ward Police, charged with stealing Wacn
nom the Howard Hotel The occasion OF tho Ia hre Al
that house Justice Osborn committed the accused 70
prison.
ARREST on eUsPICIoS.-Arhur Gregory was
arrested on suspicion OF stealing So from John Achsnce
room mste from Poughkeep,ie The parties iodge1 10
IN. .sme room Gregory was held for examination
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-05-13

AaE-Under yeaT, So 20 yesrs, 90 20 > 81 ito
10 25 10 TO 90 O 20 TO So So 81 10 90 81 % 10 90 -,
SO TO 60 % 50 to TO- 10; 10 TO 80 sOto Uasnown,2
PLACES oy NArIvIrY-United States, lSS ireland, l&;
England IA Scotland 8; Wales Germany 49, France,
Holland, ! Switzerland, Mexico, Unknown,
FRoM-HospiIal Bellevue, Is; Pensnuary blsekw
Island 4, small Pox Bseswsns Island, Luus,ie Asy-
lum. Blackvelrs Island, Wards Island, e6 Randalps
Island 8; City Hospital, City Prison, Aims House.
Blackwers Island, |; Colorcd Home, Colorst per-
sops7. A. W WHITE. City inspected
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-05-13

THn NATIosAL NoEUEIET TO WAsHISGToS.-
Mr.. Daniel Douglass, who has been appointed
agent Of the Washington Monument Association,
10 about to commence . thorough canvsssing OF
this City and Brooklyn for the purpose Of obtain
ing contributions 20 this grand national work.
We trust he viii find our citizens al ready 10
make such Offering Sc lies in their power The
objec. does not require TO be commended 70 pub-
lie hberality. but all who are able 70 give should
feel 10 privilege 90 add one stone % that Mon
ument which testifes the Nations reverence FOR
the memory OF Washington.
Co4MIssIoSER OF REPAIRS AND SUPPLIES.
The Qus-terly Report OF this officer was pre-
scented to the Board of Aldermen on Friday. Be-
low will be found a recsPitulsIion showing the
amount ofmoney expended and on whs, accounts
PLd i'r Police Station sSTS =
Repairs and Sgppies............ Set 20
Wells and Pump. l-sIo 81
Lanes aad Plsees................ - 81
AGkets...-.. ..--....-.........- lnJt -
DiGTcI Police C0urts......,..... 1855 70
........................'tl.-s y
Bureau Of Street Paving 50
KOscs ard Avenues. obIl IS
Fire Department. ............... l&S& 81
Toua. ..t4sssl II
ARRIVAL OF INAl6RASrs.-Since our last the
following vessels have come into port, each with
the number OF passengers opposite their names
Pscketship Roscius, Liverpool...........4lS
sr bark Belvdere Limerck..............l5
srem bsrx Emms, Bremen ...............lso
sap Ocr.as, hsvFe...
Br ship Ben Lomond liverpool ........"Sse
Brig Limerick Ireland ....................llz
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-05-13
Weekly Report Of Deaths

In Ia C,fy AID Cosa If Neo York JvOs tie 50 &ap Of
My 20 tss lOlA daS If Nay. 1851.
Men, 1861 Women Ill Boys 1885, GIls s-ro,al, te2
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-05-13

CoRPoRATIOS LIBRARIAS.-At the Meeting O.
the Board Of Aldermen, Saturday evening" a
resolution vas adopted, authorizing the CLERK Of
the Common Council to employ person a.
compensation not 10 exceed the sum OF $3.50 per
appam. whose duty it shan be 10 keep The City
Library open FOR public purposes a. '0'taos
hours. and bsve charge Of the bOoksshsreia, under
the direction Of D. 7. Valentine, Esq
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1851-12-27
From the Saturday Visitcr.
The Treason Trials.

CASHIER HANAwAY is acquitted, and the
treason trials abandoned! Dear, brave la
dies aud gentlemen OF the Sunny South, "our
very noble aud approved good masters" !" we
do feel very comfortable, since il is thus de-
cided that we may avoid both brass and n
bcmpen collar. For time it did appear to
be your august pleasure that one must I've ta-
ken il' the other was lclt-thut bare necks
were not to he endured in this free and hap
py land. Then we are so much afraid of
bronchitis, aud do so hate collars whether of
Nalcnciennes, French work, or Congress
manufacture, that il wns a real trouble TO us
when it was probable we should be obliged
to buckle on one of the latter, made Of good
solid brass in the most approved Towser
fashion, or take instead u stout hcmpen era
vat We are so luzy of cold mornings that
ii would be great trial to our faith aud pa
tience TO answer the call of the bugle it the
pack in this part of the kennel should chance
TO be summoned early; then getting hanged
is So iuconvenient aud unromantc in this
State, where we cannot even enjoy the brief
consequence of grand lcvcG-Of being the
observed OF all olservers-the point of inter
est for sea of lhces, even for an hour; but
must he quietly let of in little Jail yard
with no one TO enjoy the play but stupid
jury aud n few invited guests. Indeed, hang
ing in Penusy lvania is anything hut agreea-
ble to the party most concerned; and il is
no wonder we feel glad that the decision in
MIR. llanawny's case shows we shall not
likely be called upon to reuliZe the fact 10y
personal experience. IL is also subject for
general rejoicing that the millennium is so
near that here. even in this land of "gospel
liberty" one cannot he hanged, but only fined
aud imprisoned for oboying God rather than
mnn--ior refusing to dsobey the imperative
commands of the Divine law given at the
bidding of Deputy Marshal. Cnstner Han
AWAY positively refused 10 assist Marshal
Kline ia delivering unto his master the SER
want who had escaped from his mnster unto
him, and yet Cnstncr Ilannwny does no.
dance at ropes end Nay, this Hanaway
did even declare in the face of this august
iinclonary Of this great aud glorious repub-
lie, that man had n right, with force OF
arms, to defend his title 10 life aud liberty,
aud utterly refused all interference to pre-
vent the exercise of that right, and yet Cast
ner Runaway escapes the gnllows! We
cannot think what Judge Grier and that jury
were about; for they must know TINT this
decision will dissolve the Union again, and
though this cold weather will be sure within
u week TO CONCEAL il ouce more into as hard,
cold, clear, and glit,ering n mass MS ever,
still il is of course dissolved for the present,
and how they will account to the authorities
for their temcriiy is more Than most folks
would he able to guess. We do hope they
may not get into trouble.
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1851-12-27

MIR. Martins bill, os we understand il, not
only contemplates the regulation of eInanci-
patton, but provides means for the iransporia-
ton ofiree negroes from Tennessee to Africa.
10 emancipate slave under the provisions
OF this bill, tho owner is required TO first
place at the disposal of the circuit court, u
fund sufficient to transport the slave to Africa,
and support him six months nfter he reaches
that country and upon this being done by
the owner, or by any negro now free, the
Judge is to notify the governor, who will i'm
medlately send him to some seaport to he
transported. AS to those free negroes now
Under bonds, the bill provides that if they
fail TO renew them, or il the county court re-
fuse 10 renew them, they are to he ut once
arrested and brought before the circuit court,
where they may elect to enter into bonds or
be transported, and if no election be made,
The existing law is to be enforced.