New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-08-14
SLAvxRv IN CALrroRNrA-TuK T.sLs.


looking young coloTed man. claimed his Ssy-.
Il appears that he hai taken him from Missouri N
March. Isi9 and that the young man had served him
nsNly TWO years \; the mines. earning his MASTER
some thousands OF dollars. At one time h. WaS Of
fere 81 so per year for ,he fellows scicoS BAT -
fused 10 take less than 5000 lie took HIM oul A,
his slave. held ban and worked him as such Will.
IN California. and compelled HIM, agalnS the maas
WISHES, 20 return with bim such. and intended
la, evening 10 hsv, lca tAis Ciy for Missouri with
hi> man sam sam. however took counsel A. tOA.,
legal rights and on learning that from the iay he
SET foot on California he had been. N law. his or,
man he lus, stepped aside and concluded 20 e, the
MSSOuTan so back alone. but not until he hal hece
greeted by a Nrit. issued by Z ID Culver ~, NJ
this City, claiming 0ne-half OF the vouns mas',
81 oC0. .oY his work sam : a believer IN the Sern
ture. which afsrmS, The .aborer = worthy II A,>
hire" Thou shalt not muzzle The OK ,Aat tread
eth out the corn" We see no way but thatthe NJ,
souran mus, hand over some Of the dus, to Ssn
What Is worthy of mole IN Sans story is that tier.
are other blacks at the dggmgS, kept anu claimed Al
he was and he afirms that there ~ many soeiA
eTneys and their agents there, that they dare at
temp, to get theu fieetom resist. lie Is Young
man of great candOy and adiuceS The StToHSes, ev,
dence to confirm h.s statements. The WIT wAsper.
sonally served on the owner. 80 ne must face he
music. We commend hun 20 the Castle Garlcn
Committee for counsel
BIGoTRY EXERCISED TOWARDS rHE DEAD.
MIR. J h. Siouyerol, Of No. 81 West-rwenty thri.
s. IN letter IN The fss Eiats- n,s Of yeser
day states that Archbishop Hughes has forbidden hs
subordinate Clergy ociac at the funeral OF any pe,
son who Is not 10 be INFERRED IN the Roman Ca,hohs
cemetery At Williamsburg Deceased members ot,Ae
Masonic ard Odd elbows societies also denlei
the burial services OF the Roman Church. We shall
wait to see whether " lis Grace" makes any espla.
nation of tins statement. before expressing our opn.
ION of the spirit which would dictate such orders.
THE SouND TRAyEL.-rhe iayorlte anl
cOmmodious steamer Connecticut. Capt Williams,
having been thoroughly repaired since her collision
with The Commodore has resumed her place up,a
the Norwich and Worcester Ine.
CATTLE n me RNER-lt Is not ua.
usual for cattle TO Jump overheard from the JeT,e,
CITY ferry boats Two did - on Monday, and we're
go, ont At the foot OF Liberty-st
FIRE. - " ednes day morning, about
O'Clock, fire broke out IN the premises, No 81
Bayanl- street. owned by senator Carkson Crollus.
and occupied by James l. Mott brass foundry
Capt Garrett OF the With Ward Police. with pt
ioon OF men. were promptly on the ground
FIRE IN \gwARK. At o'clock ycster-
day morning FIRE broke ont in detached wooden
building belonging to the immense factories at The
inclined plane, known formerly As the &" Hendea
burgh Works and now owned by A d. Taylor
ESQ, which Was entirely consumed. II was occu-
pied by Mr.. John Toler brass foundry, and W.
understand that the whole of his fixtures, stock
trade &C. were destroyed. part OF the building
was used as a stable by Mr. Henry Hudson, and IVA.
luable horse belonging 70 HIM was burned TO death
The building Was owned by Mr. Taylor
LAUNCHES - The clpper-Shp Trade
Wind was successfully launched at the appointed
hour as advertised m our paper from the yard of
Jacob Bell Another chppcr.shp, to be called The
Tnyncible will be launched from the yard OF WIN
H. Webb on Saturday. Her dimensions are sao feet
IN length. 10 IN breadth, and IS, m depth and she
registers about 1900 tus. She Is owned by Jane,
W Phillips and others, and viii be- employed IN the
Liverpool trade
Temperance CELEBRATION The PLAN
field Division Of sons OF Temperance will have
celebration at Washlngtons Rock, New Jersey, on
Saturday of tins week Addresses will Dc delivered
by Rev W Whitaker and others.
HARVEST HoME. Il Harvest Home cee-
bratlon VIII be- held m grove near Peunng,on,
Mercer Co. to-day Addresses Will BE- delivered
by Rev DIR Geo Maclean, of Princeton, AMI Mr.
Georg. CONWAY, (Ka-se. sa-gah-bowhJ Of the CHIP
peway trbe Of indians
SALARIES IN jersey Cry AT the last
meeting the Common Council fixed the following
salaries city Clerk $3.50 street Commissioner
$500 Oyerseer OF the Poor, $3.50
PAlNFuL BEREAVEMENT .-Rey James
IIdreth formerly and for several years pastor Of the
PRESBYTERIAN Church at Hayerstraw, N Y, and two
OF his children died by cholera at Savannah, Ill., on
the Goth Of july They died at the same hour. and
were buried in the same grave Ills wife was At
tao ked first, and lay senseless within few feet OF
h.n at his death She recovered, and with her re-
manning children j. ,till at the West
MARRIAGE Al THE ToMBs.-i esterday
afternoon German gentleman, named Ernest Won
fIeerinsen accompanied by Miss Emily NesteIi.
pretty American lady, formerly from Ne~burg, aP
peared before Justice Lathrop at the Halls Of Jus
tee, and requested that functionary to unite them
marriage The ceremony vas accordingly performed
III presence of James WEIGH, CLERK of Police The
groom is the author OF Won IIeeringea's system d
Musical Notation.
TRANSFORMATIONS Mallleiert reports
10 rs that since he anchored the ot-Rock Float IN
Hurl-Gate Channel, three collisions with vessels
passing through Hurl-Gate have taken place. The
first was on FRIDAY, when large fore-and-1f
schooner came drifting with strong tide broadside
against the Float. The schooner slowed around, aud
the next tde I, was discovered that she broke Of
the anc hors Of the Float short OFF Saturday nom
ing It found that another vessel had run against
the Float IN the night, one Of the guard'tmDep
the Float was found admit On Sunday afternoon,