New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-12-02


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locn hurried 10 bis long home. lWillam'pod Banner
SAtr or SorrsrRS Fissu Goons-A lot Of saves,
numbering sixteen belonging 70 the heirs Of Anirow L
Refine we're sold auction in Monroe County, Va, few
ds,s ao Tor $4,000 50 TIE Farmers Friend SAYS that
ihice cf them infants. and very oil woman
Twelve Of them averaged 81 200 each, Of which sev'n
women and two Of The were only second or ihrd rate
fGAlvcson News, ijth.
ACmrixAI OrrrSsE-A negro, belonging TO Mr.. Hugh
Nelson of Petersburg was arrested by officer Iyier ms
morning for eong a: large She sent for trial to the
Court Of Hastings Evening Way Bulletin
Judy female slave the plantation Of Mr. f; D.
RchsIdson Bland County, North Caroline recently died
az the great age Of 10 She one Of the eight slaves
who nearly sixty years ago the FIRST settlers on the es
upon which she died. al bat one of whom
a very advanced age
UNCLE TON N PHIIADELrHIA.-After unparalleled
run al The National Theater of Philadelphia Uncle Toms
Cabin lAikons version produced AZ the Chestnut st.
Iheser end has already been acted my tEo times AL
Pittsburgh its popularity has been unprecedented in the
theatrical history he, city AT Detroit Cleveland and
other cities il is equely successful.
THr Colon OF VIRGINIA "NIGGERs.'-Two nulatto
brothers recently made application to one of the courts a.
Richmond, Va, asserting that they had far removed
from their FINAL bloods to enitle them to The benefit
of an Act of Assembly, which declares that persons with
less than or fourth negro blood shall be considered white
persons and under this plea they claimed the privilege OF
going abroad without registers. The court after hearing
arguments on both Sides refused the application. 1he
hcimor2 Enquirer endorses this decision and remarks
The lac and circumstances under rhich This application
iras MADE ,rou free about fourth Of the siIce OF the
Commonwealth, ard to lead TO nteminable difficulties
"On the subject Onetentn negro DOod WOuil DC Attio
enough TO place negro on the footing OF white per
son What precious confession have we here-tha
fourth OF the Virginia slaves have three parts OF white
blood Of blacka confession in substance that the
saveholde1s cypress and sell their flesh and blood
Aud yet cergymon found claiming to be called by
God 10 teach mankind the heaven, who Justify the
noutv and even labor prove from holy writ that has
the sanction of the Almighty! buckingham Messenger.
MURDERED BY HIS SLAvTs.-Wyle Kearney, of Cald-
well County by, was murdered last week by his two
slaves boys Of Is and years, who made up plot and
executed in revenge of his cruelty to them. While going
out into the field to labor he trashed of them, who
resisted the other coming to his aid One OF the two
srped ND behind bis master ard threw rope his
head whereupon each caught the ends of the
brought him to the ground and with the rope and their
hands killed him Instantly by choking The boys were ar
rested and lodged in Jail and have made confession OF
the above facts
Moro SLAVE TRADER.-At Chagres, says Southern
exchange there is Industrious thrifty ynaking
moro known rs Joe TAYLOR who keeps eating house.
and very popular with the officers OF the steamers on the
California line Joe had been slave in NewOrleans but
purchased his freedom went TO Chagres and soon accuu
lated enough TO buy his wife, who with daughter he he'd
left behind him in slavery Having thus secured part
Joe went on more prosperousy than ever ana soon
found himself in Circumstances u buy his daughter and
bring her TO Chegres expecting much satisfaction in ha
ing her in bis family and with her assistance to increase
his business and his profits But these ancipatons were
realized The gil proved to be lazy and imoddent
She was sassy 10 er mother all occasions and had
DO disposition assist in the labos Of Joe establishment
Joe mournd Judys perversenoss and tried various
me- ans 10 reform her but all his pains for naught
the girl was ncorrgite. One fine day, just before the
STEINER Crescent City, commanded by Capt Schenek,
Yves about leave for New Orleans Joe invited Judy to
take trip with him. and visit her friends in the city,
where she had been born and brought up judy joyfuly
consented. She did Mt Ike Chagres anyhow, and she
lopee1 to see NewOIleans The arrangements
were soon made Joe and the fOward Judy went aboard
and in due time reached New Orleans The day after they
arrived Joe returned Judy TO the condition out OF which
he had brought her-HE SOLD HER INTO SLAVERY! Nhcn
his friends heard of this most unexpected business trans
action they TeprOached him for selling ms owa uesa
and blood into hopeless bondage. But Joe did not
TO be moved by any appeals when were made 10 ms
FEELINGS a. parent He said he could do nothing Wild
dc g6-she was lazy and sassy she would DO better wild
good massts maybe and he did nj wan, to talk about
"elin her-she did Mt fetch much he paid for her
"by HUNDRED AND FIFTY DOLLARS Southern Exch
Twenty LAsHEs.-Three slaves were arraigned before
tLe Recorder ari1y for gambling in coffee house at
The corner o Benjamin and New Legee sts and ordered
10 receive twenty iahes each when their masters shall
call for them. named John Burthe, was arrested
with them lIls ease was continued till Today
The slave Peter belonging Mr. Pepper, was ordered
TO receive ten Gshes for carrying conceMed weapon ana
threatening W J. Redwood. The slaves are making
progress evidently and seem disposed 20 acquire a'n
ionGble habits. IN u Bulletin "a
SLAVE SrF.LER CaUGHT Tie LO0isoiib COurIer Of
tho 18th inst saws that Col John Reid OF Mason County,
Kv WHO had been for some days in tina. city visit
received intelligence that four Of his slaves had been en-
t;eed AWAY from his farm Two Of them however were
suhse0uenty captured together with the white man VINO
had been assisting them freedomward
SUIT or A CoLonID Mas At IHR SoUTB FOR MS FREE
pcy-TYe Wilmington n. CT Herod mentions an inter
re case which lad iust been decided in that county
coored man George Allen, brought suit against hka
nah Allen tsLej f0r respass ~ Il 0Tn,s, ia that he had
Illegally deprived faid George of bi. liberty The prnc
nal evidence relied by the plaintiff the record o
emanc patton made IN 1909 BY the grandfather o. the pres
ett d.fndsnt in favor If the grandmother Of the plaintiff
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