New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-24


bu ness Of selling honor decs good 10 society," why
suffer il 70 be continued for certainly does sn
ds4osnt Of kasYz II makes dvaRk1ds-snd IL the most
fru tu source OF crime, as proved by the records OF
every court in the land"
To- efnd the following in the Xenia Torch
Bshf -" some days since The CiaeiaEaii 9ascrs noticed
a stan pede among kenvueky slaves Ia which number
succesded in encctng their escape Three OF them two
men and woman got upon the cars of N X a L. r.
poad south of West Liberty. On the cars they were
met by ore Dom Pistt, an exjuige Of Hamilton Com
mon Pleas Court He recognised them as the property
of relative OF his He approach el them made himself
known them, told them that he father, who resides
ue6r Wet Liberty In want Of lsb0rers, and he ~
sured them that II they would stop with him, that he
Dcnn) ard his friends would purchase them and give
them their freedom The fugives conhicdin hn,-lett
d At West Liberty and took up quarters with old
Pistr After they had been there few days the ar
rengCment between Dom aud the ugfves backed out,
and the result that the 'cnds OF the fuyuyes, who
under the character of the Pats, sued out writ al
AeJeds corpus requiring old Pat' to bring them before
Judge at beontaine, ent 20 show by what authority ne
held them. Piatt brought them before the court but
being unable to chow any authority FOR OBTAINING them
the negroes declared 20 be free TO go where they
plensed They were Immediately taken In charge by
oboltonits and started ON their way Tor Canada
Within two hours after the Kentucky claimants arrived
In hot pursuit Of their property. But they touni no
body there willing TO promote their object Inc law
yers declined their fees and the owners OF horses DE
clned to hire TO them. After much dficuhy tney sue
ceeded 10 getting under in the chase but they had
not been long in pursuit before they were met by q
young Quaker, who under pretence of aiding Them ed
item so far Of in the wrong direction, az TO put all hope
OF recovery out of the question The fuyitiycs are
doubtless by this time safe In Canada whilst the hcn
ckeps have returned b. their homes To mediate upon
the advantages and fnayof the modernusitive slave
law
awe have our information In relation TO the chase
from gentleman Of Beiletontaine
A VERY IMPORTANT FAor.-1he editor oil
The Rochester Journal made very careful Investigations
and observations during the late ravages OF ths cnoea
In that city Few persons he says, who were Periecty
tenn ate died OF cholera In these few cases ne found
thatthe were very eeblehad oycrtasked their bodily
powers-had business which ed them " spend much OF
their time In some very scky quarter where the dsease
seemed to have orginsted-or had been mprudcnt In
regard their diet The great majority OF cases among
the temperate were promptly relieved by proper nell
cal treatment But the most important fact connected
with the matter H. that OF the members OF the different
Temperance Orders In that city, not one has died uie
past OF cholera. THIS fact, as The Journal sng
gets truly OF great sgnhcance as corrooorstns me
point that the OF alcoholic stimulants prcdsposcs to
sease and especially TO that fearful scouge the Asstc
Cholera. In Maine we have been providentialy es-
empted In great degree, from is ravagcs-its yhitaon
In Bangor Gin ls49 think being its only appearance
among STILL liable to it, and IL is well 70 note
such facts the above They need little comment-the
story told in few words Abstinence from ardent spr
it, the best insurance agnst the cholera Cleanliness
and proper Temperance In all ings' the only adj
tiona guards needed TO amost perfect saet
from It's touch.
For LIRERIA.-The bark Linda Stewart
sailed for Liberia yesterday. She carried out nine col
orod emigrants from this city, and u 70 take on board
10 more Mt Norfolk, all on account OF tho American
Colonization Society, and destined for Monrovs In IL
lera Besides the emgrants, the Linda 5tewsr carried
out az cabin passengers Rev Bbnop scott, kev. w.
Horne and Miss Reynolds OF the Methodst Episcopal
Church and Rev Mr. Scott and lady, and Miss Freeman,
of the Protestant Episcopal Missionary Society. The
three latter are destined for Cape Pamas Tho brig
Shirley another fine vessel win leave this port for Libe
ria on Wednesday or Thursday next Che VIII take OUT
some 40 emipants from this state together with I'VE
cabin passengers from the Baptist Missionary Society
abe will touch at all the colonies.
''' baltimore American, I'D
To- The National TnteAigsseer remarks IN re-
lston 20 Mr. Hills claimed invention of the art u da
guerreotyfiDg in colors his announcements and he
po,tpone uient Of their realization have undoubtedly
proved detrimental to the dagueuectypic art which has
assumed so important a character In the world While
expectation u alive the subject OF the iillotypc, n'
vcntion and Improvement are at a ,tand. inseno"
minds are dormant and skful and adventurous opera
tors are no doubt 10th 10 extend the sphere OF their bus
ne,s In view Of daily expected improvements which may
aside the entire present mode OF working gen
ers rule would suggest the wiser and safer course
for inventors pursue say nothing of sir projects
until they prepared exhibit them In their mstury
before the world Failure. after loud premature boast
eY RimseT and Is attended, with dssppointment % q
public not too apt at best judge charitaby d ae mo
tiyes Of individuals
cv A recent Clerelasd Herald says:
Amid the pelting storm Of last evening . htte gsh,
certainly not more than ten yeas old, sstupon inc srps
Of the Merchants Bank with basket OF apples ana
chestnuts by her side parserby said 70 her Little
girl you'll se nothing az this time In tne evening put
received no reply On further ,s inquiry, wss ssesr
cumstsnces but sends her cut 20 sell apples and nuts
and will not permit her 20 return home until she has
dLposed of all furnished her. She hs been frequently
seen in tie after dark trying To accomplish her
sent" Such father ought 70 be Imprisoned for life
Why not siye his name 90 that the press may pass
the brute round 10 deserved contempt
~ Mr.. Cist says that the first book pub
hhed in Cincinnati was upon law, and the second d.
vinity The Law book was the Ats Of the Territorial
Government printed In the spring Of le0l The rsse
en- divinity bore the following title:
"Ths L,nl< Book"-"The AFcsnum opened containing
the fundamentals Of the pure md ancient theooy-rne
Unn, or Hsleyon csbsls eoussinlns the platform tss
ssntyesnd seven excellent Topics In opposition 70 spu'
noos Christianity
"A liberal deduction a. 70 made To these who eAkss
quantity. mo Trust"
~ The dead body Of man, evidently about
% years old found BY the aide railroad track near
hsnsfeld depot Boston and Providence Rsilrosd on
Saturday, morning lat, who supposed 70 have been
killed BY the steamboat train. Ga his night arm were
the initials M J. s., Io21" His body IVES horribly
r.ufil2ted
w The power of mind upon large bodies OF
water ves shown In the recent storm on Lake En>
learn that the water in the Detroit River fell TIVE et
and al Nalden near tie mouth Of the nver ,eu -
zee, Vessels wing at the latter place gounaso NC
perr where they lad TO lay for two dAy' ''' '"'
| 10 return. .
~ The Mississippi at Nev'Oneans = s'
| present very high, and the rsoe.prs !"
| Inst mort are almost unpreeea2
- TIE president elect viii not leave New.
| H.. hirs Tor ,hs sossh uska Ne 1t TssrsHV.