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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-02-10
CIRCUIT oouRr-Bsss. Jade No,,.,

Adjourned to tas forcoeon.
CIRCUIT coURr-Besss, jade No,.n,
Hsribrt, Sweesser 4 Co. AT Peter " Ssryssr
10 recover Sl70 the value of a onsntify of
Dry soods obtained IS alleged on credit uniss faaiasas
latter passed 20 defendant In Ia e,..n "a IA. -
consequence Of said incorrect he ssd rever
obtained valid possession. and that thecrr a.
not In defense il 10 alleged that Mr. parrA.sri ~,
goods OF Mr. Hsrdenharsh at Cs.s or ,s.y were our.
chased BY kn der execution axans. sas Il In t.y
OF defendant. The case ison.
U. 5. DISTRICT ATTORNEYS oYricE.
Charge Of ERdedror TO make Reroi-rwo
seanen Of the brig Hush Hayre. complained OF
BY the captain arrested charged above they we're
he'd Cor examination,
SUPREME COURT GsSsxll rss~
Termination. -MeSsrs. ii. w. Robinson. IL.
Brewster and T,lmsdse have been appointed Exani-
ners ss er candidates for Submission % the BA,. Ex
animation on Thursday afternoon al O'Clock
BROADWAY RAILROAD.
TN the INJUNCTION restraining grantees from
proceeding, the Court announced that argument viii be
he AID the preliminary question las 10 whether ire Of
ounins property IN Broadway dehsrs Judges Roosevelt end
MICHEL rom ariseii0n the easel Friday IL VIII b
=. VIM. Bs'atd, ESe'r sss, Samuel L. Gocverrsur.
Melton denied.
COURT OF GENERAL sEssIoNs--Fs s-B.sore
the REcoRosR and Aid. BARp and swra
Charles James, keeper of public house at
Nc 81 Warenst placed trial. charged with having
the LIST Of December last caused the death Of Charles
Becker BY administering HIM quantity OF
and other spiraous liquors The deceased about six
weeks previous his DEATH had returned fcon visit 70
Ca;otnis. and Be ing unws placed BY officer De Ge
OF the Third Ward Police who tiiend 10 him. In the
Of The accused who charged with plyns him with
liquor for the purpose OF getns from HIM what money he
bad. TIE eyieeEce, however did not by any means,
the indictment, and il shown that the deceased
avery Incorporate man, and had Unsuitable thrs, for
liquor which, when denied him. ne would % almost
every suberfuge 70 obtain Il also shown that the
eussd bad frequently refused him liquor The Jury req
tered verdict OF net gully.
Maurice Roseuiha indicted for grand larceny, the
premises Of Mr Adoph Back, OF No sS wilhsmt plead
cd guilty to petit larceny AID was renanded to PRISON TO
ait sentence.
Harman kruse, indicted with Elias Brsniis who
tried ca Monday placed at the bar 20 answer for
assault with intent kill Capt Leonaed OF the second
Ward Police while the latter endeavorins TO quel
disturbance which occurred in Ann-st The evidence
Of guilt very slight and the Jury after prosrscted de-
liberation unable to and discharged Tbs
Assistant District Attorney then abandoned the and the
prisoner was discharged. Adjourned for the day.
COURT CALENDAR-THIs DAY
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DECISION As rs SIGHT DRAFTS. =
A. Irask Co. AGAINST WArwick Martin and others
On blA OF exchange TOT 1881 a. sight dawn BY w
NJ Co. We" Orleans their correspondents heTe. IN
iavor CT plaintiff
TIE tired before ic tins Court and "a. com
Dismissed on tie ground that s,Eht dra three days
should BE- allowed after Presentation for accepAnc
ard that should have been presented for Acceptsnce mel
der OF which done. The General Term trr s.ri re-
veld tn GecisGn and granted tria permitting evil
denee there any. OF NewYork that DAYS Of
grace allowed sght drafts The rial came ON
r6ay but udsnts offered Testimony cnsSo
and verdict rendered plaintiff s'5 Ga being pri
rf,,. 1fvf.r
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L. 5. DISTRICT coURr-Beforc Judge Brrrs
zerssa 4 Co, aEt Jee Hsrmer 4 Co.

Leresa Co. agt Jee Harmer \ 20.
To s6 81 freight II bar bundle iron from
Liverpool IN ship NewH ,mPshire The defense Is that
having been slowed IT, and the iron much rusted AMI
injured Consequence Defendants claim 70 be paid the
difference after deductins freight On behalf or the plain
tits II said the agreement that the ship or her own
er should rot be repousbe os rust ard that there
endorsed the bills Of sdng ship not accountable for
ust In reply this acknowledged bat it commended
that the words do protect the snip her nom
liability for careesness negligence in slowing the iron
Tpstln,Cnv
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STRASGERs.-At the METROPOLITAN, Com
modore siost, 1t. J. C. Walsh Or r. Wood, 1t May,
u. $. Navy Capt Gardiner, w II. Cornell, Col Rob
erts Capt A +. Burnside. y. s Amy; Major w. w.
Stewart, Royal Artillery Capt y Lyon British Army,
and others
At the IRVINE, DIR. Tewksbery, Portland R. S. Wade
Boston CaIty C. Green, Cincinnati J. A Dttrich, ST..
Louis l.. r. Jones, Washineton s. Hanna Valatie; a..
Ashmesd Philadelphia w c. Churchill, Utica; r. Ho-
gerosmp, New-JeTsey L. O. Ellis Arkansas L. b. I'll.
wood Rochester and others.
Al the AsTos Capt West, steamer Atlantic; Sam. New
berry Cleveland; + c. Mckimm, Philadelphia; T. Car
rngon, Providence; J: PUarn, CINCINNATI J. T. Elliot
Indiana Vaughan, Boston c. V. Bowman Miss; ]. B.
Turner Chicago; 4. q. Henderson. Alexsndra; C. b.
SIeFue, Troy; Y. II Brown. Portand Capt. Dnsnore.
and Others.
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lAsAOEs FOR INJURIES SuST AINED.-tlea &c
on for DAMAGES brought by LOthrop w Chapn against the
Long and Railroad Company in the KiBts County Cir
ou Court vas yesterday decided in favor OF the plaintiff
ard the Jury swsrded hmm $50 damages The amount Of
damages claimed was sl0,oo0.
Rus OvER.-A young lady named Margaret
Mckinney was By horse and wagon on Tuesday
afternoon a. the entrance 10 the Tunnel AZ te Zoo, ~ AZ
lsncst and dangerously hurt She was conveysd 70
eruE store IN the vicinity znd properly attended when
Lhe was canned to her home N Columbia ST. by Csptsin
the Fist District Police.
FELL FROM A ScAFFoLDNG.-Mr. Henry H.
Williams EMPLOYED on bu ldinS coruerof antc
ard hey-ss. was precpitaed TO the ground ruesily
afternoon IN Consequence Of the giving the scad
He wss taken 70 his residence IL Columbia By the Taird
District Police.
CIRCUIT CoURr CALESDAR-The Calendar
for to-day (Cthl embraces Nos S. 81 81 80 o. A. ~ ~
H. 10 49, a, 49, 49, 80 81 81 81 So 81, 81, So 50 60.
CANPHESE LAMP ExPLosIoS-A camphene
lamp IN grocery the Of Washington and Wster
ss on Tuesday night causing m alarm Of fire No
serious damage ives done.
u The Annual Ball of the Brooklyn Fire
Department or last night Montague Hall and
Fund.
ARRESTS BY THE Police. Two sleighing
robes valued at about see stolen from the yard of
Dr. John HAsets residence Of Clinton and Jorae
uonsts where they had been left for sns by tie coach
The thief arrested the South Ferry BY Ocsr
Swift Of the First District Police having tle property in
hrs possession. His is Hugh Mailer He was com
ued The same ocer also arrested Norris Smith, in the
afternoon, on the charge OF having stolen piece Of broad
cloth from store Atantic-si. The goods In hs
Possession when taken into custody and he committed
ior bearing.
"a A man named Patrick Slater was held
in $50 bail yesterday BY Justice King interfering with
Officer ODonne ofhe Third District Police while in the
difcharse his duty.
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~ John b. Cough is to deliver a Temper
lecture at the odeon this Thursday evening.

~ The Union-av. Washington Total Absti-
Church last evening. The church was crowded Several
interesting addresses delivered which had the desired
effect after which the pledge circulated and large
number Of names obtained.
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WILLIAMSBURGH ITEMS.

DRowSED.-AbOut ~ o'clock on Tuesday
night, aman apparently intoxicated fell OF the bridge OF
tie Grsndst Jerry the New York side and drowned
M Teale the ferry master, hearing the noise IN hs water
and threw the eorks end ropes the drowning man.
which he succeeded in getting hold OF but unable TO
bold on. He appeared 10 be an lsh labOrng tall,
about thirty old dressed in mol skin jacket
corduroy psnts and bad Kossuth hat During yeser
day Efforts made to the body but without
" Mayor Berry recently disposed of his
property the foot of South Eleycuthst persons be-
longing TO the Pecksp Ferry Co for the OF s5OO0
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POLICY CouRr-Before Justice Boswell.--A

boy about twelve years old named Eugene Conray
brought mp, charged with having stolen 81 in change from
a coal wagon. lie found guilty and The
House OF Refuge This hoy arrested last week
charge Of stealing money from Wells, but was dis
cbases OF burglary and robbery but each case dsharg
ed ON account OF his age.
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his gurros-thst he paid to November and moved n De-
esnoer and wasrealiy 20 pay the month in AREA
w me o,er hand c0ntendei he axreei - hrs do
s37l. beng ss.o1pt.
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Adjourned to tAis forroesn
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u. $. DISTRICT ATTORNEYS oyricE

IFGTlf UT EHHt1rOT 20 FF7ItC q Fsf rOU.-TWO
seanen OF the brig Hush from Havre complained OF
by the captain and arrested charged above. They were
he'd for exsninAflor
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WORTH OF Your MoSEY-Ihe nrst ocJcse
ia purchasers whether IN Dry Goods any other snce
they Dsy 6esrr 70 set the worth Of thsir Money 10
ing the asf week those who psrroazec Col - -
worth Of then rsnsy II rgTe lTiss Linens sna ~.
hst oam.gec Dry 6osis TIE proPriss' 49, ~
csreicn siIsa irrO,c.d a. S6tIasi 5 tor e'sSs as
Per vera Also SO rch Grape Snx~is Iavoeee :. a.
SiS and Sa ia s. sle and si2 tosetaef 10 .i
rsrect inyc:ced ss4e ~ Ice pr yNrt az o. 80 Isy
b resarr ed tim any rsssonsbls tns ana d.n al -
l.AlA-e - ss---.-
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DAMAGES FOR INJURIES SUsTAINED.-rhe ac
on for DAMAGES brought by LOthoy W Chapn the
Long Island Railroad COMPANY in the Kipx County Cir
cut Court vas yesterday decided in favor OF the plaintiff
ard the Jury awarded hmm $50 damages The OF
damages claimed was $40 Geo
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-02-10

A NEW VmLAGE.-A German Association Of
Eew-York have purchased the Mercer Farm" situated
about mile above Astoria the Flushing Road. Ths
farm contains " and has been divided go build
ots which have been distributed among the members
price Of Sl5 Streets being laid out and
graded the property ~i be rapidly improved. About
spring and summer This village to 10 called East Astoria
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-02-10

iY Officer Bennett yesterday arrested Pat
trick Stevens charge OF nSung females In the street
he committed TO the cells TO Illuminate.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-02-10

II The Happy Family can be seen daily
tfreeI st CosrAxs Rat Nous, Cockroseh AMI Ae- HA
tsTmiLA,s- DEPOT, No 80 Broadway.
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Rus OvER.-A young lady named Margaret

CIRCUIT CoURT CALESDAR-The Calendar
for to-day (Cthl embraces Nos S. 81 So 80 ~ A. ~ a.
~, IS 49, a, 10. A. 50, ST. 81 81 S. S. ST. S. 50 60
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-02-10

CAMPHENE LAMP ExPLosIoN.-A camphene
lamp in grocery on the corner ofwashngon and Warer
sts exploded Tuesday might causing alarm Of fire. No
serious damage ives done.
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Department OF last night Montague Hall and wa.
fully attended. Tie proceeds 60 to the Fire Department
FUND.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-01-04
walfsck's Theatre.
10 1uR EDIYnR nP THk HRRAI


WALLAcK's THrArRE JAP. 3. 1853
DEAR SsRI sm much 10 putting ioy veius
tary IN print except Us ansger or actor that H. IN
eating.
Bot sometimes I compelled to do 80. The present
u en- nstsnce where 40 it In teif defence.
Itye gsss In sereIpi Of the public prints lately that
"my theatre "a on tts Decline " that sudlenoes
thiruirE of a,. 60. and that my being 60 very Ill
confined TO my houe and unable TO attend to my pro-
fessional sisirs. T. Dessuiably the cause.
From the knd regrets expressed Ia tue sane articles
anxious 20 believe that the writer's ri them vould
wish ctserwse Thatis fit So but " not
My thestre does occasionally feel IN degree the ef
feet Of very bad weather Of which lately bets ss beer
dteeres able qusuJity bat then. my audiences
tell beics satisfactory av.rsgsard tls moIaeDt
at very fine and rapid rate 20 rs TO be quite onte nj 70
bne ch1srfuly and gratefully 10 the OCCASIONAL checss
which Providence may oTdain to continuous ana unu
unUrttd harvest.
10 my affairs ard do that IL II daily and nightly busi
nees uap'ectsd on my stage and In my Office be any
proof q 1t.
And IL this win not do hare great mind to tbresten
my retpesisDoe on the boerds for another thirty
forty rights 20 prove tie sct hut with the ,slsnt
81 thrustins myself ia srily to inter
tse with their admirable dolnfs.
The erroneous reports havs alluded 70 might tend
ultimately to do harm TO an estaOhmept Of dramstic
nature ertfo to stop that tendency and 10
fri"rds (sDd should bs indeed ungratefu dio not
believe that have very many In this great atty tbst Is
II spy G. them have been startled address you this
note hoping you Will give 1t la your vide spread
ipe Journal.
In oscusen should the remainder Of the present
keep pace In with the portion siready com
pleted 1 sbali b. heartily satlsGod with my shate Of
public favor and the full prosperity Of Walssk Theatre
have the honor to be, cir, yours OBJ dlently
w. NAIIACK
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The Kaue Extrsdstion Case.

u S SUPREME COURT AT WASHINGTON
wAsasGroy, Jan. 3, 1858.
le Supreme Court, the Ksue Extradition Gaze was
up this morning, James Brady and Richard
a. OF New York, spprarei for Kane, and stated
sy we're prepared to argue the case The Court
ed its readiness 10 prccesd, when tbe Bon Charles
sr appeared. and stated that nc had received e let
NJ CHARLES Edwsrds the Council for the British
,ment, which he read ~ foilo~s:--
NEw YORK, Dec. 81. 1882.
ie Matter Of Thomas Kane fugitire from Jtsticc.
Sir--ftis Tor the hfst Monday IN
ths court having made out certain rointS 70 be
d. have been counsel fo, tho British governments
matter, when the court dt
the ints. ! Ar 4 asare what MAJ have lrrcd
the Hon. The Seer Of i te and mis- kxcelsnoy
riti. b minister II 9Th the attorney Geae
n rot intervene deem 10 however. respectful 10.
the bench ~ tsvc IL suggested that Nc. CrsmpsJn
iahcd me to ttaad aside ard n,s uingle In any A.
before til, II circu should mske
)per, hoIe you will d. ne the ndness most ro-
,iuy to mention what have esit Believe me. dear
ours. slwsys CHARLES EDWARDS.
enables SUMNER, ESQ.
Ir BEApr then stated that he had rot until this
" ming learned what vas 10 be pursued the
- Of Kane.
Atogpey General CRrrssDEs said he understood there
cre ece arrange In progress between the Secrets
1y Of State and the Br b Minister che subject end
m bja suggestion the court ordered The 10 lie
.Iptii the aornipg. when IL will be again osed up.
The excea considerable interest here, as Judge
e'son Of the pre- ding Judges granted the hab,as
r.orpus under which Kane sued ost, and differed
ON Judge Belts If the New York District Court the
pv Ient and ID l. the fret OF the kind an
der the Ashburton treaty,
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TIEIRTY-sEOuNO CONGRESS.
SECOND SESSION.

WASHINGTON, Jsn 3, 1853.
-iesus Jsyrs (dem) Of lows, and Housror (dem.) Of
as, appeared.
-ns Chair laid before the Senate communication
r, the Secretary Of tho Interior enclosing the annual
rts Of the Surveyors General Of California and Ore
rpasLs AND MoRIos corrnovrRsy RELATIVE TO THE
DISCOVERY cr omoRoro oRM.
sa,rH (wbis) Of Conn, presented q memorial of
,sir Of Dr. Wells praying that hs may be compen
for his fathers discovery OF the ap@sthetc agent
ical operations and moved that 1t be referred to
mmittee on Patents
aBosLArp (dem) Of Ark moved that II be referred
,nmittee on Military Affairs.
NTH opposed thia rtfareDce contendlug that The
committee he'd prsjudsed this matter, at the
On, In favor Of the claimant DR. Morton
ey@IELps, (dem OF III defended the 90 nmi tee
intination Of uufhsaess prtj dgnsnt. They
IothiDg then OF Wsls.
6sIrH followed oondsr,ning DR.. Morton for having
rst from the committee tho fsot OF Wells claim
r.tALE. SHIELDS, BoaLANp, CAss, WALKER, and
or ,.,ued the debate aud then, on motion Of Mr..
~ peot was laid on the table.
rfir NEW sTEAMsHfrs.
Isa, (vbiv,) efh Y, preseBt-d the memorial OF
sissore Of tbt New y ok and IIsyre mail steamers,
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BwgiG g,-0fioer Fuimes, of the Nnstesnth ward, on
sunday night arrested man, calling himseif James
AcDermott on charge OF burg grriously forcing open
the grocery store situated the Of Forty nst
street and Third avenue, occupied by Mr. Charles Jager
The rogue bad forced of the iron bar which ss
tened the shutters and had already taken drvn tso Of
them In rtedress to enter when the poc discover
the operation and succeeded 10 taking the burglar
into custody The accueed convey cd before Justice
stuart who committed him to prison for trial.
.S,o{ed ~ the Eye ufh Knife The police yesterday
osned upon TO arrest called George Derr
cbergs of violently esssuting George Rink residing
AZ No 30 Lsurpns street vih knife .ndictng stab IN
the eye thereby destroying the sight The complainant
appeared before Justice stuart Who took tho
sdsvt respecting the assault and Issued
fog the epprehensiou Of the offender
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IArDs.
Mr. DAVIS (iem) of Indiana introduced bin for the
adjournment of sales and oc stions conflicting With
rwrmp lands selected Referred to the Cominittes on
Public Lands,
into Committee Of the Whole state OF tho Un;oa
for the purpose Of taking up ths
GENERAL APPROPRIATION nuLs.
The que stion decided afrmatIyely-yess Sc, nays
Mr. Rrcn,RDsos (dem) of Ill was called to the chair
Tho committee took up the bill for the psymsot Of
Navy pensions aud afer reading without debate, II
laid aside 70 be reported TO the House
The Invalid Pension bill similsrly treated
The Military Academy bill was taken up.
RELATIONS WITH oTHsp coCvrpIrs-ArSKxArIoN AVID
INTERVENTION PRINCIPLES ONSLAUGHT
ETC,
Mr.. vrsApLr (dem OF N. G, arose and spoke OF our
recent events be satisfied that very porssnt
change bss taken plsce In public opuioa in relation TO
matters which deeply the interests Of
try There was time ~hen IL supposed had ter
rtory enough on which to employ our cspis and labor
Ee approved Of the annexation OF TeKa and sanctioned
the acquisition of Louisiana cause II commanded the
wealth Of the Miseissppi But In this age Of progress
have heard 1t said in high places that have tho caps
city OF swao~iDg Mexico ard then aurexng the islands
thereto-fuch is power OF pansnn And again We
have seen men chalk out immense Of the world
throughout ~licb liberty II TO be propsgate1 lie
against intervention OF all sorts. When q notorious
TO involve us in the troubles Of Eusops Mr. dsnou need
his machDstionr ~ frsuRh With Danger best in
terests Kosuth made strong appeals to the govern
nent and people and flied his pockets with money
would remain 80 until his funds shsil all be expended
Mr. repeated be was against int~rv ke,suse
be and Eis ccrstusnts conservative erd because
bs was unwilling u spp'7 folcy {, the cauatSy that
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From baltimore.

CHOLERA IN CHARLESTON FALL OF AslTuEa
GKAlN wARkHoUsK-B ONO SUNK, KTo
BALIisoAs Jan. q, 1865.
w bsy7 no Msil 10 piaht eoo q 5sssnnsh
Tberr deaths by cholera Charleston
last SesB pine shtes and thirt4e0 negroes
var house. cooupird by Msssrs. RamsAys for wheat
storpgs hsu-- street Ia this pity, I'll wish great
cran to in II ba'ns overloaded ia the
upsar ttos.s- soDe oar'ov trcspas made by
tbus- who we're In the building at the time
The steamer Palmetto. vnioh Rr irsd hero frou
CbsEiepup in collision last night, With the brig
Ohio trt Baltimore tor MOBILE The hio sunk almost
DHediSsiy hut all on board saved, except youog
child The OHIO brloDgya 70 Earning Kdby Il 10 and
insured tor st0 ovo lhe psaeSto ccasi isrsDy
oauagcd
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Two Weeks Later Oxn the Cape or GOOa
ll0y,c-EsrNxr rs ~ of Brush AnnexatiOn, etc,
From the Boston CiEies Jan 3

Two Weeks Later 4 o.n tn. Cape or Gooa
iiOlsc-ErNxrs of Brilssh Annexation, etc.
From the Boston tiElrs. Jan
BY tie arrival esterday ~ .his port Of the fast
sailing clipper bark spring n0k, Captain Mayo, we
haye received Cape To ~n ptperc OF tho 2eta Of No
venher Auong the passengers in tho Springbck
ere the Rev . Gross and family ihs saip
Wiliiaw FrcthiDahsm, from New York for Austria
Lis, put into Cape Town for water, and sailed again
ON the I4th OF November.
From tbs Cape Town ddresiser, Eov 20, ws
make The foLoeioE ex,rscts:-
Du,ps the lsst r. process Of extinglishing
the revolt in GaE ada and The rebellion the EASTERN
borders has been pursued without iaermssioR sud che
enemy has Dowpere ,aliisd in any fosoe MsraadiBg
obberies and murders stii reported down TO the
atet dates None Of the hostile Ksir chiefs leaders
OF the reei Hotepros. nave Jet surrendered been
captured Where they are ~ha. may be their inten
hons is rot known seyolo, an inferior 5smoie che,
joined the aikas having tried last
week hy osart msIt.si and sentenced 70 death which
eentnoe the Governor mas oonnuted to transportation
for life.
Owing to some movement In the Orange river cove
reisny the exact nature o which has not transpred.
large body OF troops, ON 600 to 009 Is said, has
been ordered ana e now marching to that quarter IT
will b. Ieco'eceo that IN ls4S Sir Smith proclaimed
hes Msjetss sovereignty certain territories noth
OF TIE gea, Orsngo river iDcuaipg the Countries OF
ho,Lesh no,oko MoiitssDi. sinkony ala. Adam KoN,
Gs-t soboL ~pa other miEos chiefs north Is
10 tht Ras ise. and e~st to the Drskenbarg Quath
ismha mountsins It is made that her Ma-
jesy has accepted this sooiion 10 her donaipoas In
soufhen Africa srd constituted thet-iu tisrinot aai
apsrae government under the eignatlon Of tue Orange
River Terrt0iydstincs and ate iI all respects
oicisl as ~eu ~ political from the ooony OF ths
| Cape Of Coca hope No law custom or usage nov in
force In tbe Cape settlement shall extend become
| OF force IN the territory
The erection Of this part Of tho country into n
separate Sovereignty does not sppess to give much
satisfaction, especially, it appears, account of
the Council being nomir ateG o. the Crown instead
Of beiBR elected by tho people. Che Constitution
Of the Cspe colony itself granted IN May, 1850, by
letters patent, has been foslly posp,ned or sus-
pended die, or which toe Adr1ttJer regards az
the same hing, until her asjestys ministers snail
| have received General Cathcsu's "opnion with re.
gard 10 tho division Of the colony into two govern
nAeLts"
! The royal mail steamship Hsrbngcr, from Iaia
aSd Msufltus, arrived in Table Bay, Nov Is, and
| sailed same day for England
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-01-04

RAvAGEs OF THE YELLOW FEyEn--TGB REPoKT OF
THE sAizUBE OF sAMAeA by gRE FR2Nou SUP
rOsEb TO BE HOAX, ETC
BoToN, Jan .. 1879
captain Coffin Of til. brig Suto,'f, srrved this
is from st. Domingo City reports that the black vomt
WA stin comni,tpg ravsg.. there, sad nsay Of this
Of foreign vessels had disd Tins disease also
quite fsa' on shore AUaDg o h-ss sbo had died
the French Copsul The American Consul had also bsan
very eick but recovering.
Captain o. finn also reports that during the mouth
be In port at 5t Domingo ha heard nothing Of
tbe occupation OF the pepn-uis of b. ke Freach
ard thinxs the report must he incorrect.