New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-09-09
4 NEW PoLITIcAL PARTY.-We find in

divided into two parts the first, national politics,
goes to give the public lands limited quantities 70
actual settlers, the State. however, still remaining
their sole proprietor for the abolition OF the Fugitive
Slave Law the admission of more slave states or
Territories against United States Bank and all mo-
nopollzng corporations. for free trade but with the
maintenance of the tariff AS means OF protection
against other commercial nations, for the improve
men; Of harbors and rivers by Congress, for the
bniding Of the Pacific railroad BY the nation. and
for the election by the people OF all the officers of the
Federal Government. In respect Of state Politics,
the programme for universal suffrage without dis
tinction Of coor direct election Of all officers by the
people submission OF all important measures to
popular vote for the passage oflaws authorizing and
regulating the tuning out of Office by the people of
representative OF other officer who hasn't come upto
The mark amendment of the homestead exemption
law equal taxation and exemption Of the poor ex-
tension and Improvement OF the school law aboli-
ton of the death penalty Improvements OF the State
prison and abolition Of the cellular system, llmta
non OF the hours of aborto 10 or hours for adults,
and for children encouragement and incorpora-
ton of industrial associations With the same char
ters rights and privileges other commercial and
manufacturing corporations IN the letting of public
works such associations to have the preference
Such are the principal points IN the creed OF tins
new party. Some of them are hrst-rate The title
AZ German Democracy seems TO us a mistake The
authors OF the programme do not sign their names.
BIRTH DAY OF LAFAyETTE.-The ami
yersary of the birth of this distinguished soldier
celebrated yesterday by the French Gardes Lafay-
cite. They had parade and festival at Manhattan
vile
The NEW HAVEN FIREMEN.-F0 untaln
Fine Engine Company, No. ,, of New-Haven, VIII
arrive in our city next Friday 18th inst, and Will be-
the guest OF Protector Fire Engine Co, No. -. 1t
is TIE intention to have Torch-light Procession IN
the evening A meeting of officers Is to be held at
the house of Humane Hose Co, No. 20, this evening
at o SOCK TO make all necessary arrangements.
WONDERFUL FRUTT. WIN. IL. Bull, OF
as Broadway. near Broome.st., will have on sale
to-day all sorts of tropical and native fruit. As a
specimen of peaches, he showed us one last nigh
weighing IA ounces, raised near Keyport, \. j. Us
circumference is H., inches Mr. B. has this NOM
ing TWO trees IN full fruit His bazaar Will be great
curiosity to-day.
Walls SENTENCE COMMITTED. Gov
Hunt has decided to suspend the death penalty IN
the case Of James Wall, who convicted of stab
blng a man III Centerst who had previously struck
HIM Wall will be imprisoned at Sing sing for life
He was to have been executed on the 18TH.
HENRY CARNAL.-Should the application
foranew trial in this case fail, Carnal viii be exc
cuted on the 10TH the day fixed Tor the execution
stookey. Gov. Hunt has been applied to for further
respite but We understand that he has refused to IN
terfere.
GolNG HoME.-Frederika Bremen the |
Swedish Novelist, will start for home in the Atlantic
on Saturday nexs. Miss Bremen has been here some
two years, during which time she has Travelled IN all
the Atlantic and Mississippi States, and has seen
much Of American Society and scenery. Soon after
her return she viii publish her notes and obserya-
tons, and Mary Hewitt VIII translate and publish at
London an English edition Miss Bremen will leave
many warm friends in this country
ANOTHER VOLUNTEER GoNE.-We regret
to learn that Private Garret Baret Of Company +,
New-YOrk Volunteers, IS dead. There Will be a
meeting Of the Regiment this evening at o'clock.
at the Mercer House, TO make arrangements for his
funeral
IL A young Pole, of pleasing manners
and good recommendations, who speaks and writes
French German and English with fuency and cor
rectness desires to fine employment as teacher or
translator. We should be glad 10 hear Of a suitable
place for him.
STEAMSHIP SoUTHERNER.-We learn
from the Charleston papers Of Thursday that the
steamer souiherner will not leave that port at her
usual time, IN consequence OF an accident to the
machinery.
STRYKER GUARDs-The company of
Young citizens who paraded last season under the
above name, making preparations for another
excursion, which Will take place or about the 10th
OF October.
~ Complaint is made that New-York
b-posters are in the habit of plasierng their plac
ards over Brooklyn bills The Police are after them
CoLoNIzATloN-The brig Seamew has
Iust returned from very successful tnp. The New
York Colonization Society have, IN consequence,
chartered the brig Zeno for Liberia, 20 SAIL on saur
day next There are upward OF 40 persons, in,ell-
gent and having some means, who are preparing 70
20 from Albany, Hartford, Philadelphia, &c, and
100 are ready al Baltimore
Thief DETECTeR-An excellent inven-
tion for the protection Of the household and the de-
lection Of thieves, has been brought Oui By Mr.
Loft, oihs Cl'y, and is for sale by Smith, Torey
Co, No. 81 Malden.lane The instrument Is OF
brass, three inches IN length and can De convenient
" carried IN the pocket. |. combines Deiector, an
Alarum, Night bolt, Door and Window Night
fastener, and Pistol the latter being charged or
not at pleasure. BY afhxIng It 10 the casing Of the
doOr or window. an alarm Is produced oy any al
tempt 10 open them from the outside hammer
falling upon purcussion-cap causing an explosion
sufficiently loud to waken the household The Pc
cuhar advantages of this contrvance Will commend
II 10 public favor. II merits examination.
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