New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-02-09
Luz Currnrrrs-.Indee Hicks and two

eafes from their nation. their object oes ~ p'Vpo
tie 10 the United States. for proper pecu
,isr rcns6erat,ou ri about 10000 OF the .snd
Granted 20 their people by the Government Tue Cher
okees think that they can DO without the tract IN 9u
ton while they sorely need the money. JUICY h.s
states that; although there Is fair share OF hiIsGy
among the Cherukees and although the more ln'ehE
gent cssses have almost everything they need 'ue h
Der Of common Indians rapidly decreasing, the DEANS
auonr them being far more numerous than the births
He sscrbss this 70 the fact that there e great deal OF
sickness among them. and that they have not proper
medical trcstment Probably they have not nicAns 81
nav for the medical services that money MINT COM
rrsrd The Cherokee Delegation i accompanied oy
cen St,ifhsou Of Arkansas, who was one 81 the t"o
Democratic candidates Tor Governor az The last eeo'o
in that State. He highly intelligent gentleman AMI
Although be has Official connection WITH the peie
nes W. presume ne will do ali IN bis power TO promote
'"' Louisville Journal, Feb. 2
THr LENNON SLAVE CASE AND THE Viz
cr>t, IrcuLArURE-The Committee appointed 70
consider this n the Virginia House OF DecSsIes'
on the 81 insi reported that nssmuch as ali the pro
reeinss relative thereto have been removed 20 the cu
preme Court OF NewYork In order that the decision OF
Judge Paine may be reviewed BY that ulounA4-and As
the Legislature OF Newly ok have now under con-fiera
ton a proposition 20 repeal the statute upon which
Paine. decision in part founded, they Deem u un
advisable At present 10 express any opinion upon tne
important question involved but A the SUBJECT i one
vitality affecting the Interests OF ell Nirgnans they re-
commend thar the Attorney General OF the state be d.
rected to prosecute the appeal pending before the
Supreme Court Of New York. They therefore RECON-
mend the adoption of the following resolution
RssoIrsd BY the General Assembly, That the Attorney
General ofthe State be directed ~ prosecute before the Sa
rreme Court Of NewfoT together with such other 'oun
eel TIE Executive may think proper % associate witd HIM.
the appca which has been taken om the recent deeson
OF Judse that State, BY Which Jonathan Lennon
citiEcu Of Virginia. was deprived OF hrs slaves
The report was read and laid on tie table.
BIoopY FIGHr-1hs Matches Free Trader
Of the 2gth ut says At early hour yesterday morn
ur bloody hght occurred under the lbetween hofse
drsymsn which resulted IN the severe woundns OF TIE
The circumstances - accuraiely IS I'VE eoHd oO
tally hese horse which found Gstrsy az night was
turned into livery stable by the horse-tFadef IL 50 ms
that e horse belonged 90 Ares and thst on nnuns
he he commenced foggng negro IN the hVery stable
The horse nterposed 10 explain and Aes answered
him BY opprUbous ephets and BY throwing bEcAbat at
him. The latter sending similar missile IN return Aes
then went on and returned. armed with heavy hickory
stick with which he advanced on the trader who drew
pistol warning Allies not 10 snke him Allies continued
10 Advance and Inflicted severa yolent blows hum
when the trader fred three shots one VI which TOOK elect
derhlade whence Il was extrscsd At late hour lA-
evening Allies wa stu living Ills wound was th0uzht to
be DANGEROUS bat believed not be mortal The horse
trader very STRANGELY has neither himself up nor has
he been arrested though esn DO came up IN town dur
ing the day 10 consult counsel
CoyvESrtOS or CoLORED CITHESs.-The
CooT,6 CITIZENS Of Ohio held state Convention Of COum
bus January 18th and th About 200 in attendance
Mr.. Gordon, OF Cleveland presided Among other iuPor
tAnt matters considered the formation of STATE sOce
for Of general Improvement the -stabsh
OF weekly paper under the editorial OF VIM H. Day.
OF this city resolution urging the coloed people 20 b3
farmers and mechanics 70 prepare themseyst
the Professions 10 oster education, and 70 kesni aud
maintain unbemished morals Another resolution advocated
the Name Law and rs practice Many Of the speeches in
the Convention were able and the Editor Of The EreL
who was present. SAYS;
TIE impression Of the meeting a. whole made u more
hopeful TO the speedy elevation Of coorrd brethren
than ever before II those who composed this Convention
uaon Ohio need rot be ashamed Of her people color
she hes some people Of paler faces who relatively have
nothing 20 boast Of the sound elOquenes
Temperance, or morals
Az INTERESTING SCRAP OF HIsroRY.-The
NsshnEton correspondent Of TAs PraH, states tia,
during the proceedings a. the Colonization Meeting lat
vees, Hon Charles = Mercer stated extraordinary
Save trade provided thar recsptuEed Afcans wtaneyor
our Navy might oyerske them should be taken into tho
port Of this country ggd there disposed Of accOr
10 the legislation OF the STATE 6eorzis passed law
tie e4py6s should be sold half Of the money % a.
into the State Treasury aud the other haf 10 lie capo
And this too, under the Prete1t Of abohns the slave
sde GeosEs wa Asked 70 Abate the law bot she rsfu
such ciptiTes 10 their native and and one Kindred
thousaLd dollars WA appropriated Ot Carrying the law into
snee Mr. Monroe that Presdent Of the United
states and employed gentleman 10 supcrintead tits
humane plan thus in eject relieving the Colonization
Society q he e1pense OF agent So MT Mercer insisted
ecsst Of Acs Libs'i.-snd ia honor aud sokno znssnt
ofths the Capital was called M0nIovis-
BoDiEs OF TwIs CHILDREs FoUSD.-Coroner
Smith called Yesterday bold inquest upon ths
sde OF the Old South Boston bridge W H. Ford vino t1os
tie bodies hom the water sfed THAI FROM appearances
hey were thrown Ia immediately ssi birth, eith-r
fndiy o. Saturday night Oue body had tho appearance OF
having strulsd thereby making probable that he
alive when thrown N The otLer ou the position Of ths
bcoy rs PR badly teat The jury returned yedci thar
aid nais el Iru bor ays ard toth-r deaths
bT vones a. the hands q some Peon persons tho
jury unkHswu. Boston Traveller
~ Mr. James H. Beals. son Of the senior
Psrfner Of Bess Greene Co. u T2e Bos9a Pot Ia,
tssn sdI.itiee ncnoeT Of he alm which consists
" Col Charles Gordon Greene, Hon. Richard FEotR sat
" scitsrs and VIM BeaL, ksq AE - II Besls, bgs.-
ne-s raItaeF.
~ The Palmer Mass Journal Of SATURDAY
avs Atout TWO weeks SINCE csgpesbsG, coutaiulng
tie baEEsgsroo Of the Sor~ich sad Worces,er Raysv
r~ days since Piet Barnes vas arrested On suspi5n
q connfins The oaease sad ths property Dgnd in
" From Tie Ellsworth (Me3 Herald We
learn ttst CT Monday week Hs Ellen Greeley dlneh,er
OF W seHrsl Greedy va bUrnei shocking mann-r
- y ea-as AeI ceaa 70 two tAys So esgsssd IN
LSeseLc-1 Cay sEe hsT clothes asht Ers.
r. Tie Camden IS CO JoEr.aI il informed
nat a. TIE sAe Of tat Foog Of de -a,e Of the john
; IElnlns In, !ylls PLrbs Cog4ty A negro 70
Hsn hroaEh, aa 90 T. 81 l6e and isoTs lo. q 10
70 - % ~hie t4mihes sod a. sl0ud-ns rates.
Re An old lady once said that her de. of a
great Hasn " man who tecrful q his e.oA,-
eeai dsnk sQlrtt, Az read the B.be w!rhoz, ue!nz -
~Cfos and Ein coid Gunner On wssh az tas.- -
vim ca io.hs TIE tToubie q cooking
Ia lie SA,bOgg0a Chr0nicfe Is the name Of
re~ pePer-" % tate tk- Paee Of Tss Heyc,rv -u-u.
tr.hty Escs jsst established - sbebsv-.- - -
iAAed BY &sssrz Lyu-a Eastman - -
~ ; ". Johnson Is succeeded by Wiar-
F,-orsT forllery q To- J-etssa Pzfylet p "a. r-r,
9 ~ Drisaff Tree Fyess IL l. "a 90 sri e H.,
shell W harl
Iv \ Drogheda paper says that the labor of
- y sosins 20 po1ce7c-s c0.un-r - Cls8osr.',
% EHs~nd VII b re aos elsy l,s.ss5,s sv.. 80
=, y Jane: Huanewel, Esa.. Of Charles,,,o
Aas1 ~ t-eers4 o tx cisy ffr~a byrsrs4 -,
- ne e'--Ss-saent Of a Ahelrazl " c Id. =.
- ILe Candez (Ne) Adrsrfissr bas b.,,
rtz.orse q Eeel arc an etz-ssd 70 W. -,
Ig Hon Oliver T. BaldviB IA. ,v;.I,-.-.
Eoia II ectoEshiP G; To Eis1l F--,l-
ga = s'-it ne~ paper u e. espia. o. lts % n
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