New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-06-03

dH4Vun eettiuon succeeded The course On csc. q Y
came in and along with tAen noticed Nessra rarke
and Wendell Phillips.
Tho Court nid the iasne is between the parties under
n>e statute Of the United States and the respondent claim.
dat is unconstitutional Tie provision is alike spPca
bic 10 r,Ond md free When officer arrests give
be mus; cs nifty tie person. and it Is only minis; ri
fugitive from law has greater chance for escape than
fugitive from labor. Constitutional objections have been
urged which have been decided by the Court, and as ihe
are settled are binding on tlis Court.
The Of 1850 has been decided consdssonalby
the Judges Of the Supreme Court Of Massachusetts. The
Commissioner then quoted the words of the Chef Justice
the subject Of the rights of shareholders under TIE law
He referred to the objects Of the law and the Constitution
ard sid that behooyed al persons regard them IL the
spirit II is sad that the statute is cruel and should
not be executed VIII those who call If merciless commit
ts administration to mercless udce If any wish it
they arc more wicked than TIE statute. think the
ute constitutional and remains for me TO apply it,
The facts forth 70 the escepe and the identity
al which the Cc1rt has TO consider and the evidence Of
the claimant il thai Anthony BurDs was IN Virginia. On
the other side il Ina, been offered in testimony from many
vitne.ses TO whom impufation of interest attach
ro declare that the person claimed vas in Boston prev
os to the time he is s,id to hrve been in Virginia Thus
here Is conflicting evidence he subject of identity.
This case however affords evidence Of identity. Burns
sslutci Lis master By h3 christian NAME and also Mr..
Brent. Bnrnss conversation will his master was then
rected. That ION Of tbs kind took place has
been shown This confirm ard este bshes the testimony
Of Mr. Brent and my mind satisfied as to identity On
the law and facts of the cfse the Court considers the
coinau entitled TO certifcoe from him Of right to the
FUGITIVE.
SECOND DI-rkToH.
At on early hour this morr ~ a company Of United
Catcs Infantry and deach ncnt of artillery. with n
brass sixpoundsr from the navy yard stationed to
guard the main entrance to the CsurtHous, Tho crowd
assembled rapidly and by nine O'Clock ihcrsants had
gathered in the rcighborhood of Ccurt-squars
After the Commissioners dec' on Cour uarc was
cleared and the artillery detachment went through cor,nn
military evolutons. Meantime Cour,st and every
leading the square packed wit'peOpe Many stores
were closed, and several buildings fesccrod with
black IN intense feeling evinccl throughout the city
THIRD DISPATCH.
Tie Mayor has Just issued the folio wing proclamation
To TIE CITIZENS BosToS: To order through
ont the CITY this dav Major General Ednands and the
Chief of Police viii make such disposition Of the respective
fsres under their commands will best promote that
important object and they are clothed with full discretion
ary powers to sustain the laws of the land.
An welldsposed citizens and other persons urgently
requested to leave those streets which ay be found ne
cessay clear temporarily and under circumstances TO
obstrue or modest any officers civil military, in the
Lawful discharge of their duties.
Boston. June ?, 1854. j. v { SMITH MlNct
FOURTH DISPATCH.
HALF-PAsT ELFvTS a. y.
An American flag, tied up aud draped in mourning has
been hung Couri-st but up 10 the present time
there has been outbreak. The is placed &c as
to sweep Couri-square The United States Infantry are
still on guard at the main entrance.
Burns will be taken down Safest TO Central WheT
between and O'Clock, escorted by 1i5 L. S. troops,
under comm and of Major Ridgey including detachment
of L. S. Artillery, with nine-pounder cannon loaded
with erape-shot and the men provided with twentyfeur
IL. ~ IoU N
Ceaira Wharf whore large crowd If now gathering
Burns will be put DO ard the John Tayicr and
taken TO the Revenue cutter Morris which will be then
flowed . sea.
coffin has Just been suspended from building
of Washington and S,ae-sts.
The entire First Brigade have left the Common ard are
marching down State-s the standards of the yGricus
companies being sautcd with Kisses and cries OF Shan
The people are wild with excitement.
FIFTH DISPATCH
BosIoS, Il o clock.
Tho Lieht Dragons under Col. Wright clear
ing a passage through Safest which blocked mp ~
dense nss of negroes and whites. If the State troops
were ont Of the way it the general opinion that des
pcra,c attempt at rescue would be made
HALF-PAsT TWELVE.
The military line of State troops extends from Court
square to Long Wharf In instances the pressure Of
the donse crowd and their groans and Kisses have led to
collisions bu none of serious character have occurred
Mr. Grimes the colered Pastor Of the Baptist Church, to-
gethcr with the fugtves counsel, took leave OF him at
clock lie appeared TO be in good spirits There are
IT least persons Court and Stnie-st Application
was made to the Mayor to have the bells oed but he re-
fused 70 give his consent.
SEVENTH DISPATCH.
OSE O'CLOCK.
Cour,-st has been cleared after much trouble, and all
the streets leading into it guarded with troops
VIM Jones witness on the trial, arrested on the
wharf for using exciting language lie taken up State
IT, b. two policemen and enthusiastically cheeod all the
wav while the policemen greeted with groGns and
hissee.
EIGHTH DISPATCH.
BosToy. p o'clock.
Bun, was taken from the Court-IIouse at q o'clock
Ills guard consisted Of one hundred men, armed with
swords and pistols being the Marshas special deputies
and the companies OF L. S troops including the deiacl
ment of artillery with nine-pounder fed-plece.
The Light Dragons and Boston Lancers followed I'M
mediaely efe and then the infantry companies OF
the FIRST brigade State militia Groans and Kisses were
poured upon the line n it passed
SINTHDIsPATCH.
BosIoN Friday, june 9 is5i-P. VI.
The excitement to-day in Boston has been greater,
probably than ever before known in the present genera
ton.
As carly as Il o'clock windows roofs and every avala
be position 10 view the departure OF the fugitive were oc
cupcd
thousands of women filed the balconies and retained
posscsson of the windows in Court and ate-ss up TO
the time of his departure. Business was generally sus
pended and many stores closed Afier l. CLOCK every
avenue leading to Court and closed by the
military Much inconvenience was caused to persons who
lad notes to pny and the telegraph messenger boys
~, duty