The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-01-09

THy Trcfrrvg sLAyE CAsE--AgMoyAL or Lose
Yesterday after the decision known in the OF
Long there some excitement among the negro po-
pulaion who nsscmbled In the Park and some Of the
white abotoLts took occasion 70 hoant them against
said that it vas right that the Law should be carried
out The segroes attacked him and tso Of them drew
knives and followed hin to the Irving House They
remained outside the hotel and ssid they would hsvs
revenge. They however, dispersed by the police
The time hrsd icr the r.movel Of the sls.e vas half
the Chisi oi Police, and force Of about 200 police
marched him through the streets from the Mar
shsl Ice 20 the foot Of Courtsnd street There were
only = very few negroes In the Park but considerable
number congrezsts along the way They did not how
ever manifest any disposition 20 riot. The merchants
and citizens Who happened to be Ia the h ough
vhieh the gro passed, evincsd their sasiacon by
sayiDg q that ~ right let the Law b. maintained =
large crovd congregated at tbs Liberty street ferry
ard about the police ~ the sirrt Second and Third
w,rds but the Marshal change his N nd pro seed
hy the Coursndt street ferry The police passed
the ferry with the Marshal escort of citizen. OF tho
United States, fret pstting up their stars The
yersey police we're very Jealous At this procsedins
There not bali DOZEN Of negroes about the fer
rts The slave delivered ~ by the farshal 10
the agents of the claimant and wa taken away IN the
PhiladelI hia train lie appeared quite happy aud was
LAUGHING sll the time He admitted h. Sgs the right
man and ssid ne did not see Why all this fuss was
Ar,TMprrn suIcrpr Martin oraen. a German. at
tempted to commit eucids, on Tuesday svsninS, BY
hanging himself lie vAs discovered b. officer Hicks
suspended by hts comforter from the water faucet aud
pe.rn IN F,u.-coronsr Geer held an inquest
yeftsfcny ~ NO b2N washington street on tne Oo0y
a. Jane Lowden, aged So years a native Of Scotland.
Who 70 her death By injuries TO the head caused
by a fall. Verdict accordingly.
GAs Lssrs The gas lamps ~ the corner Of Ridge
and Grand streets Division and Pitt. sstresn fitt
and Rage Ia Division of Clintnn sud Division
ana 90 White aud Walker streets and sixty lamps Ia
rivLt thereby y ~ one ~ tho captains ~ police
piessesit. "eRotdng protection TO the midnight ss.
fa,sir aud the burrla -
psyp,tsa rms Ost~rrUsrs or rHsIa .LtoFNsKs Mayor
Kinussnd ha, taken away the license Of the driver
omnibus No, 247, OF Lent Jemmisons line, for fu
rIous driving
AsvtytSsanv or rHr BarrtE ~ Nsw OnrK,vs Yes
t,rday the g6k aanrerfary o' tho Battle Of New
Orleans and lagr displayed rom all the public
buildings. IN comms morstion Of the event
PurrHAL er NH. SriLLNhs.-N esteraay the funeral
Of MIR Alfrea atman took place The burial services
celebrated in the chapel In Elevesth street be-
tween Third and Fourth avenues. and the remains
were taken TO Plain Geld. .. for interment.
DESTRucTicy OF a CoTroN FACTORY ~ South
C.RoIINA.--We learn that the Marlborough cotton
factory, owned by NJ. Townsend, and located near
Bernpt'syille, I'm this State. was consumed ny fre
On The Sls, ultimo So rapid was the progress OF
the flames that a part Of tive hands had 10 jump
fror The second story windows. by great exer.
ton the store house, dwelling. and cotton house
| W. r. saved In the later were stored 200 bales
| of cotton The factory End machinery were valued
| et 100 GOO; ysrn, loose cotton &c., $1,000; tots
/ loss s22 600 Insurance IN Howard Co, " "
yo,L a. tC0. Pro ecton. Hartford 32 500 Oh .,ls,
! TN Is q > Cgurter, Iet. 4.