New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-01-27
Freezes ut Albany.

SPECIAL Dispdtch % TIE " L. Ir5orns
ALBANY, "Wednesday, Jan. a6 1853,
The Divorce question came up incidentally
this morning On a motion to refer the bill introduced
to a Select Committee An opponent Of any change,
moved the subject 10 the judiciary Committee. This
motion after considerable discussion carried 80
to %. Nothing conclusive be gathered from this
vote but il Is deemed indicative Of the temper Of tie
House against modifying the present law
The Senate is still busy with your city mat
ters The Railroad bill Will pass, although it is op-
posed sidewise by several Senator'S
Gov. Seymour is in a stew relative TO Har-
Dor Masters Health Officer, &c Nothing is yet de.
cided There is a strong delegation here to prevent
the confirmation of the Governors nominee for Super
iuendant of the Onondsgs Salt Springs The hostility
is extremely bitter.
Among the hundred or more lobbicrs from
New.York. who at present throng Congress Hall are
Mike Walsh and Capt Rynders.
There are no new developments in regard
to Pierces Cabinet. The lsst rmor that he desired
to appoint Marcy is not credited The Hunkers would
prefer Dix They wish to believe that d. L. Seymour,
Of Troy, will be selected as P. NJ. General lie would
be as merciless toward the Bsrnburners Hall was
toward the Woolly Heads. 5UB Rosa
PHILADELPHIA, Wednesday, Jan. &C. 1859
Richard Neal, q colored man, was yester-
day arrested at the stable of his employer Mr. Town
send sbarple.s, charged, the oath of Commodore
Msyo and others, with enticing number of~laves
from Anne Arundel County, Maryland at various
times.
According to general report the accused was former
Is slave in that County His wife ayorte slave
II he ia
dom gave him farm close by, that he might have
excuse for enticing away bis wife and children
Neal however, moved North, and subsequently en-.
tced his wife and family away. They were pursued,
oyertaken and sold TO 60 to Tennessee. 1t Is under
stood however that his family freed by purchase
from collections made in this City, and were living
with him here.
The charge 10 that Neal has visited his old neighbor
hood several times since, and enticed slaves away.
The necessary acquisitions and other documents
were obtained and the prisoner taken into Court but
10 Judge being there, hearing had before Alder
man Kenney, who found the documents correct, and
remanded the prisoner into the custody OF Officer
Lamb, OF Maryland.
The prisoner taken ia vehicle to the Baltimore
Depot but the afternoon train had started and the Of
fcers went 10 Chester, where they designed en-
barking on the night mail train. Meanwhile writ Of
u
and the friends Of the prisoner, accompanied by
bers Of the Abolition Society, pursued the party to
I Chester
The ofeers in charge Of the prisoner attempted TO
force him into the cars bu the friends Of the prisoner
and The crowd Of blacks interered The writ Of
habeas corpus in charge Of Police Officers from this city
was presented to Officer Lamb, but in the confusion
UNDECIDED. The parties being notified By the Con-
ductor that The train about to start Officer Lamb
to prevent oss of life in the struggle gave up the at
tempt and lodged Neal In the lookup for the night
Another account states that the prisoner escaped but
overtaken after being pursued two miles. fresh
party Of ccers LEFT the city Til, morning for Chester
with writ Of Habeas Corpus from the Supreme Court
The result is not yet known there being telegraph
station at Chester.
/ Dispaieh IT, PHILADELPHIA Jan. %, 1853.
/ A dispatch from Wilmington states that the
eolored Neal passed through that city last night
in charge Of Officers Hampton and Wise.
Di'pateh M PHILADELPHIA. Jan. GO, 1888
} When the train passed through Chester, this
morning, large crowd Of blacks had assembled and
difficulty anticipated if the Officers attempted to
put the prisoner in the cars.
The dispatch from Wilmington Is probably incorrect
DisPafeh w PHILADELPHIA, Jan. ESP. ".
/ Neal, the prisoner has been brought TO this
city the wr, Of ia5eas corpus issued by the Supreme
/ Court and will have hearing TO morrow morning
Washington Items.
/ WASHINGTON, Wednesday jan %, leJ2
! Francis w. Rice, late Consul AT Acapulco,
arrived here this evening. He win seek searching
investigation at the hands Of the Sers;e.