The New York Herald Newspaper, March 15, 1842, Page 1

the noble and learned jards, ene of wiom had bees Pleas, ard the ether, Exchequer, h he T 7 HETENNY MAGAZINE-NEW SEllat—Ver.1—]| Full Debate onthe Creole Case in the ilouge | by all whohad consulied them. Me would read one THE NEW YORK LANCET. r Afbs fet volune SMa Valuable hhustrsted work hea past se Lacds, Wem 25th! extract from the works of one of thuse eminent | Chie! Justice of the Comme EDITED BY JAMES ALEXANDER HOUSTON,M. D., a eer Teature: of {this New Série,” fates ttt Lord Br. vomaas said he had now to bring under lawyers which bore strongly on the present ease | who was now the Chief Baro: PUBLISHED EVERY SATURDAY. wid mumbes of on vies gto] eae the notiee of their lordshipe the motion of which he 1S Chaneslion SrAte in his Commentaries on Ameri- | eutert: rf, end had expressed on this ae ry rove a otion ; appears to incline to the’ opinion | hienol Pa re NB er D , | had given notice on a formerevening,for the produc- . ‘ n df CONTENTS OF NO. 2 Meat coating, pong at 70 er ting eubiee ta tied of any correspondence which nels have taken and Vatel ta. Sheth pnb ae mere wipe iin wonld peg with leave ef the house Tu! 1” we de i " My 3 + . i. etion, aE BC Leorunes. rset wena,” witha gplends) lien wera crgcoted Sa | lace between his noble friend (the Karl of Aber Sie et py Ap ip SHERID, N Cuisine "Der: Dr. Forry on the Laws of Climate, and its Influeneé SSB Geet Hue ane mek ol the Yen ot aimaker =e) oppssite andthe Americaa governnenias to upon the Animal and Vegetable Kingdoms ..,. 101 forku.en, &e.&e. This partcompletes the vi +f the ship Creole. Whether any such eorrespon- ve f “ 1 if i, en office in conformity with | March 5.—No. 36. Professor Molt’s Leotures on Surgery ,No Xl. hi stcd he knew not; but if there did, he w25 | that doctfin peculiar con-titution of | plaintifl in ervon, ve the Wanton Bowen the at any objection could be “ federal’ government, comprehending many states | Cause was submitted on printed arguments by iffia sto have been decided b Surneme Co: Parties wishing to receive the volume for 1i 4! amen to the 1 5 DMUND BALOWIN, if? Brnndwav. jing, 13th May. r 7 - ip Ri US, Captain doh Us 5 Carcinoma of the Lips. . " t 4 ! 7} io te Sy ye Re ee * Chasms of the Cheek,’ 105 | TRE CIVIL ENGINEEH “AND AKL Tes | Prete ion tt nearer ake perereat pre. | With vatious laws, ‘renders any decision, hew- | Messrs Crittenden and Meredith forthe e aioe ip ‘with such improvements as eom! Noli me T: 166 URNAL ; Seveutific+ns Reblbway Somes ‘olume 4, 2) » 7 " ever pe Ik thority, till all the » and by Messrs Cadwallad: Bathe city, Pak cudousl ‘comfort for passengers. Kiyecy ears foli me Tangere. pee year bes, pearl bonnd half call, and: lettered, witn | seut, he would not pres his motion, . In bringin; p rticular when te was made, ral for the defendan “ ge ed aa ve Wr mero CIVIL ENGINEER for January, 14a,or | this subject under the consideration of their lor hsstice Story, in bis error. No james “ure fully eanvassed, dd, et al Progress of Deatal Surgory in the United States. Pare lof Vornmne 8, containing, amour many other Rikerestng | Ships, he would state that singe he had mentioned | 8 A nev ego, ‘of the Confliet a08! Balti Is Augeric EY PlheUriviug Macha,” | the eubject on the first night of the session, he had Herend Aunannconen' sioner: PS eR id‘ oue weot-e: k—- On Wout and Dnett | again considered it im ali ite bearings, and after | 1811, concludes a discussion on Ri Otis Daniell. The mo- View im support of the ames ah by bie Banta it le takeni gementol ac jodations. beer micheuce io vine Wh ich able stores wil be " a coum AAS Eevee cr commanded seemed ae hese ships will be responsi f Laws, f Dental Surgery... 166 ‘Aw "Auparmue for die | : ing ic. | BY Citing the passage from Lord C r owners of * cre i | parstug for div | paving examined ail the authorities respecting it, | UY st ye J pte Piee ecels or ack ponent by them, unleas re Progress of Dental Sciencoie Awerice sd Weel of Sroum Ves ela mich ee | or jarthe exp etaiion that he ebould fing any taing | that one Chief Justice in America ha [Mondayat 11 e’clock, A.M. erp lin of Kare efter go arwied, and theirpece | Remarks om Rhoumatiem. By Dr. Billing. ....../ 167 Francia Chanteey."> Minty on Arcuitsecural | that could alter the opinion he had give» om the Hi Rendeiph’ ; S Randolphs exeeutors vs. Jz Fone a cventhew wecunity netpomested by any other | A new Dictionary of Medival Sclouoo sud Liter:- dias tet stunbcdtinia diam dauhed fiest evening, but to cee whether avy thing in the leads tothe same conclusion, Court of the oigator in error to the Cirewit apres of wat, 2 ture. By Robley Dunglison, M.D, M.A, P.8., subscribers, will lesen hast 1 shape of « doubt could present itegif, nothing of Aicetly scsdeuel by a materi MeKinl ppl ‘Me. duation jor freight or paanage apply ts t.NewYork,erto| ao 100 | cr. EDMOND Bal the kind had occurred to him. On the gontrary, indirectly confirm naj Mish oe f this Court, ale £.K. COLL ‘OK Saath st aN Jerk. eae eea ee ngeenmenense ce teem m2 Steod* ri r d | Judges of the Supreme Court of the United State rining the judgement of the Cireuit Court - & JAS. BRO’ }. Liverpool. . pel the more he had considered it the more confirmed | ; r , uit ie packeta will be eharged 1} cents per single | Valedictory Address, delivored botore the Grade. COTCH BALL=FUn Page : ; in a very 1 case of the deepest interest.” | this’ cause with eosts and six per cent di erence mid uewspaperetecoteache "me | atepof the Baltimore College ofDeatsl Surgery. TRESSED OPER he felt in his opinion, as to.the right of out Datla | Tho sae piinciples were held in the laws of Bog, | No.40. Charles F. Hosey vs Wm. buchanans in : to the Dauh o dc mand of another a subject ho 5 land, which, aa be bad, error 10 the Circuit Court of the United States for By W.R. Wandy, M.D., Professorof Anetomy and Physiology. f.ge wit, having committed or being charged with Overativer f Tot) | orercn eonvicted of an oifepee, in the nation elaim- Mr. Justice M'Lean delivered the Lo inion of this Ccurt, reversing with c: ¥OR NE 8 an Fett “ m \ LOUISIANA AND NEW YORK LINE OF PACKETS sep | te Rata ee Dlarenea at chinery ky which the ‘Twenty-fourth Annual Report ofthe Phy scien und Pane peesiies thnk ral maurgers sul 17 | ing him. In considering this right, even supposing | $¢cki0g refuge here could be given up to the coun: | OP ata nee iced, amet ae eoats the judg ve her ecuovass it int fed to | Superintendent of the McLeen Asaylum for the Sale Ball owe of the aah it to exist by treaty between two countries, xe yah reatnateally, fa deenien ies of State | rewanding it for further Proceeding: in calves dogpatch gatun, rom this port on foe Apt, Gl, 1 Lah, ot} | Insane,tothe Trnstees of thy Marsach usats Gane Ean hind peoremeeh Creme 9 He petiee Wit not to infringe upon thism ort t principle for | te the opinion of this Cuurt. No. 94, John Rout| sontinuil il May, when regular daye will he appointed (on.| ral Hospitel. By Luther V. Bell, M. Dissasewes 378 mT ao ’ pbhortinn et tgs Gane ak juto execu- | ‘hey could not seize or detain ekin ve, Frane 10 the Circuit Court Monee im Set, oh eaeaer ees Ts XDITORIAL DmAnTuBnT. Jo. Mo ita tions for, wakcos such power were given by the mu: | Here without subjecting themselves to act 2 “arrangement :— Faculty of the Medical School of the Stvyvesent oe Alen we airy A 1 law, the ty would be useless and of no damages for false imprisonment, and witb: wing ships will commence for i Me ther subjecting themselves to the still greater re- io ae sponsibility of pethape a charge of mudicry for if aman attempted to seize such an alien und: On the motion of Mr. Walker, the or- authority he might reei-t, and if in r z ‘st instant, dismissing this writ, was re- death ensued, these who erdered his arrest aud de- | seindodand the case ordered tobe filedanddecketed tention would be liable to be tried for murder. No. 58, James M. Rosse: al. vs JohnH. Raw.ings . He (Lord Denman) tally concurred with his noble | et al. Onthe motion of Mr. Walker, stating that friend (Lo:d Browgham) in thinkimg that it would | the matters in controversy inthis case had been be most desirable that. some law should exist be- | settled, this writ of error to the District Court ef It was clear, then, that one sation could ness demund of agether to deliver up one jects who had taken refuge in that nation, pudtae adel even, n# he had said, when that aunicet was, char- mncin ing to Programm. enero “1y worasicered his valuable ser- evita 3 eller slcang dv excellent Ban! hebeenengage!fonthe | signed between Li, md the object 173 | CSpweoe. of which was an admission of Andrew pnih, . Tris cove deryduar evestary, to wrxe the claims this’bil Wy io Rexeratly, ‘The urgency 0° tiie: case whic Sof Cmrlouevulvnce iv naw. tery widely Institute. ....sseeesesraeee oe The Tusane Asylum on Blackwell's Ieland De. Forry’s Lestures.....e-s- reer MEDTOO-CUIMUROICAL RAP ORTH: Crosby street Clinique: 6... 6.6 .4s ees 5 Remarks on the Treatment of Interment Fevor, By Df. Jos. J. B. Wright, U. 8. A. rh ied Minor et ux., plaintiffs in error, vs. T 100 + 170 m ae 2 ‘Two bog iN pe a th . playing wations) . n nj c city of New York, xprets: | chimaney Sweepers Cancer. '-...., 113 ain ak rte the comimencrmacat bid duriag tne inter ose i Ne Sere oe. givers, pent staf Sods! | tween friendly nations, by which persone belooging | the United States of Mississippi was dian issed.— nceommodations On Certaim Struoiures in, the. Orbit, and.an Im- s > r to one, and convieted of grievous crimes, and taking | No. 105. John H. Peyton et al. ve. W : "Phey are comm: nipadin y Desa Yine acl TELS tal iron sey adhd though he was not aware that anysueivexisted, but | oh 211i) tne other, might be given up; but this | theretal. Ont ion of Mr. Davie, th . otclock. ‘The teriniuntion of proved Method of. Treating ite Diseases. By J. Ge tasd pevving Sula wight, aud jorrhe Ml FUMAL®. c, ‘Tickets $,t) adnit a geutleman and one or more Indica— to bela anager, at the Scottish Rent yw at) and inoperative executive with t suppose it had been agreed to, und waste be bind- coal take, H n " a) Ft * r A . place only betweennations,exch«{ whieh | peal from the Ci it Court of the United States ing reciprocally on both, it would still be meless | Tort sea tie lawe ofthe other in the treatment of | Kentucky was dooketed and dismissed with costa. alae te rel armed (2e | criminal offenders to be fouuded in strict justice. | No. 106. George Jacksonet al. va Gabriel Twayze M. Ferrall, Esq., M. ‘Ril. A., Member of the Royal Cellege of Surgeomsin Irelaud, end First mboats. r ipa will b - ine ofthese ships will be respons ited ware/or | Medical Adviser in erdi to Bt. Vincent's EWEN ae For i i Id refi q etux On i or HED) Watarday oth aad he Ane rh bw “ ‘or instanee, America would refuse to give up \ the motion of Mr. MeCandless, this aay tgtters parcel or, Ota liad exe lab is choad of i of thy frllowrap Ml sgesinensjiatinensited sastutmtomata tin Plobatils errant ee pane to England an Englishman charged with forgery, | writ of errer to the Distiict Ceurt of the United value thereon eunreeses Pir stearnen Asaditte sa Eebtlh || te and ihas ar poe remnicinallay a ‘ ‘po such | Dccause America did not regard that as a capital States for Western hia was docketed and or freight oF paasage Sit!y ey CO ge South st.,07 Davis University, BY of Ee ty aecipatlawas he had ref;rred to existed here, | rience punishable with death, as was the case until dismissed with costs, Ne. 57. John A. Gib.on et bier woe cute Kea. ie New ta ° “ P: tt eck » | L-tely ia England, and could not, therefore, approve | al- plaintiffs in error, vs. Beverly Chew. This who’ tly forward to hie address. hd 20 Musteation 3 the government of this coun hs had no powcr to | ¢ wu system ef punishment in that respect. ‘There | cause was argued by Mr. Walk be plaistifie Sea ama (or terstad Useatl pancterhy ar ad) 1% tN oMisah ta alie received, abd | surrender up any person who bad taken refuge in | ‘f,"Cr system ef purishme fs which would | in error No 69. Mt. Bradstreet, plaintid'n ert Siena wil bee bve spon crt ape Soft vaso stan, | At sbether ven otsubjec, for tbat mage vo ane | Nets bender atbar ciceurmtaneee wich would | in frat Np 0. M. Badetret, paint inert, omaress RAILRO =D NOTIC On the Phosphorescence of Zgophytes.. By Arthur itt ateoat ht mnnt Becen, eorner Finn pt-andiBroedway. ia pe A athe Braeiple re RE Fe ca to agree to some reciprocal municipal law on the es for the pla iff in error, and by Mir. Beards- MARKT AND FREIGHT LINE. Hill Hessel, Esq, M.R.C.9. L., Corresponding HY TEETHST he a si ‘cathis: | rien of 1793 and of 1802 ‘bose might hare been subject of criminal offenders, the subjects | ley for the defendant in error. Ne D. McAr- 1 ‘serted from awinale tOsth to an entire set, with tite or | very proper treaties, but it was impossible they o ‘either, tecking refuge im the country of | thur’s heirs, compla ts, ve. W. Duns’eheirs.— i 5 Y iy the other, For instance, there was slavery, | This ci Member of the Dablin Natural Histery Sosieiy, ue nia pal ¢ Was submitted to the Court on, printed Leone teeth securely fast carious teeth @led; if il the i 4 Ulcorated ruteor teeth extracted; toothache cured, anni the best | €OUld have been acted om watil the law gave the | which was recognized by the munici;al law of | arguments by Mr Leonard for the complainants, 176 | artificial teeth waed, by De, Buskey. a6 ueray strget, ‘Terma | power to carry them into effect. The only doubt | (44 of the State a, atill werse, the slave- and Mr, ‘Btanberry for the res’ nderts. No. Colaian Operation... te. ‘Operations warrants that had arisen in his mind with respectito the abner: Happily both | 68 ate ci y ef Mobile, plaintiff in erro To Correspondents. » NEW BRUNSWICK AND NEW YORK. | Weekly Report of Int 116 we ‘ trade was recognised vs. & NEW JERS:,Y Rai'rond. and Transportation om- Fa ane BDAY DOCK BROORTTN, | CMe! the Creole was the allegation made, that | were abolished in England and her colonics, and | Kemvedy’s executor. ‘This cause was oy Be bs i x3 BROOKLYN, \ 4 2 k Brayawiek and eesti wart intend Sip tly IABER TOR Dia, tates SO theotbes oF tie Oe a case of tN Aa ago Ysa Wanton however desiable such areciprocal law Mr. Test for the plaintiff in error, aud by Messrs. i Inserti 1/60 | 79 Agent, New ¥. the let dey ef April, forturnen. | ‘inly would wake a rence ji referred to might be, slavery and the al: Key and Sergeant for the defendant in error Sept ay New srumsmick at 8 AM. dally, (Sundoys ex- | ODE *azare, one inuertion ved tthe U. 8. aistieo ys wiilswing take’ | —The case of piracy, stood in (Woo Roepe eee eee ecountable cbstacle Tejourncdll tomorrow sell wecloehts mie and of Libety treet ew 3 Ba, Per anow Paage 6 08 est for ths foundrtooe of aor ee eS retnto aver | it Very different position from any other where | tion, He hoped, however, thut we should never |). Mareh 8.—No. 1. T. Nixcorff ve Li Seni Ky iy usd cheap conveyance of metehacdiee | One columa, one insertion 0.00 | "ge tboe lem than 96 fect ; amd to" Trandva | the charge was against an aien to thie country the day when we snould be called'uponto act | On appeal from the Circuit Court of the United every desertion, ind inore’patdcularly to Drovers and | Each additional insertio 6 00 olicemen or gaolers to those who sought refage | States for the District of Columbia. Mr. queue a atleast ta qwohes Ta diameter,’ oie the te for crimes alleged to bave been committed ‘in his ark ewan. For though jn any such case this’ country alers in Live who eau have 160 heed of eattle eon- | Per Annum ...++++46 60 06 |, exclusive of the bark, 4 : our shores “As he persons to whosecase | McKinley delivered the opinion of this Cou ae Pel tte, SAR eS a RST Net Mt ST pack Fete eel tteal Remar tne Th aca srtare for foot ting | wonld have no power to vat oF detain, oF give | this motion referred, he would say, that ho was glad ing the decree of the ri Tih yatee for the portation of cattle, horses, mules, | Bins sTIrcsuy 1% 0% MODERATE Tes OUR THONLATE | 13900 lineal foot white ping do, 1fopt by 1.foot dinches suvare him up, yet in the ease of pirney it had ‘such | 1, find two hundred fellow men resening (hem- with coo cep, hogs, ke... Hotver kind+ of merch wdise are very eorime maquinne. for See ti b rvtaai wine lank for power, and would be fully warranted in its exer- selves from the degrading state of slavery. With Weenie pe Ey inieline sot ublected to any eatra | Advertioemente intended’ for insertion, ond Bock, $e, for | “ing ah Seeman It had even the beheld ty see punish the | respect to the. partioular meyits of the case of the Berm no ce | onto fencer sess” | igi Gntbmrt meats sew vbw kor het | rin! pian Ren, Commas ay tarts | Oran ronkin atch ims 07 oa eal x have fi-ted use je ou! tl ij ningag tae RAD ed A ad ‘whioh will alwoys on or before Thursday of every week. Frnt gt plank to be of perfectly sound tnd | eseaping without punishment; but in case of any see rye for trial, eal ‘ fertraeh alent vereh sng ihc hela at the ticket, offess, Wis anes ag Teaenace plies te be an otraisht ne can be procared, and ia ether 4 mae, a itder) committed forpiga round of pirsey. If it thould, it Would ne doubt - J pad drinne. untry, wi ns i e with according to justice. On the general ‘PRRIGHT AND PASSAGE TO PIT rep- | Frintedand Published forthe Propristors, at the Lancet ease timber te fee raid ere, of even to deliv question of thie conetng St Rot having the power BURG, Office, Ne. 21 Ann Street, by share civen, and of the following be ted what was cur municipal law | to deliver up those, men, he repeated that te had | C ef Justice I iver; F, <4 q ms id ne doubt whateve: opi 0 jemisesing this cause i peng JAMES GORDON BENNETT tag half of cack det in ntcks 94, 37, 40 rica Ki Lord Campbell said, that after the statement of for ahd Weak ol ae ietion. ° No 6 On risk white! . th inions b; ned frit ve. H. jis et ux. ay from rights of justice, of social intercourse and good | he should meohak felt it re ‘3 iis f J addrevstheir | of Appeals of Florida. Mr. BSINGHAM?’S LINE. sear AND Dot lees than 97 feet, and fa widths TO to 16, toare neighborhood, required,in his opinion,that between | fordships, if it had not b art, dismissing this Phe provrietors of Bintham’s Tran: tien Line to Pitts: pd 4 stated aud widely cir. | delivered the opinion of this C ates ivacdewonso tna tieedianieafiten, Vouk, and sit cubes MUSIC mage ten 2g he stright snd equare edged, eat countries bordering one op another, such as America | eulated, that he had, when Attorney General, ad. ty. swaigping to Stirs} theay line an hom in ective . for driving aa sheet in lengtha of 13 or Sfect.and | and Eagland with reference to her colonies, and vised that those men should be sent home {or trial; sday 1 o’clock PM. + Weil be forwardca swithdcspatehs Goin thee | 4 TWILL'3 MUSIC ESTABLISHMENT.—The proprie- | 2 Milt from 10 to 18 te Sycregy Api ieee tam 333m, |. Be nee and Eagland, and Holland and Bel- | that they should be delivered up to those who had | Marek 10—Charles L, Telford and Ri . ought to be laws on each side recipro- | damanded them. Nothing ceuld be more contrary | Esqs. of Ohio, were admitted attcracys'and eown- wil pat shipoers ef goods, destined. for, the Westera a } sina seen. oF gone Wall e ce ie nde io Whiten Blhgram, Favor, H goods shenld be marked distinctly on each package alee of freight, which are’ low ag any other line. Apoly to ‘DM. TY BON, agent, by ye atrect.. WB forwarded to'Ptlaburg' and Pt vile, ethan ens levee © ee pied. dks, Ameri T., Nicoll, Refer to B, Crooks, American, Fur Co. : 8. Ke cen wetn i OG Weg or sepeam Teamer STATEN ISLAND) i run as follows until Varther seueas™ Pee eres Whitehall BS 8 wi algee antes a ew “8 _ fa shes. r gealtordtotie stint tatligee ct New st Fuente once atnenent aye meters iss "Ophis tables ean b- found aflithe standard Murieal Compe | Darinrer ot the Dey Dock. subject to the huapectton and appro; the great masters cf Evrope and fea severy |. Mma Tes be delivered Ya auch quantities aid at euch times t y at Manica) Oreeinase cod Ereemeny SIPREE | setwece the.lat day of July, aud the Ith day Of October ap hardy imagine how the amicable ivter- | right to demand from avether the surrender of any Ol every musician of any distineti-n. aay, be required by the Navy Agent,he giving not leas than ¢ | coarse b-tereen two bordering and friendly nations | ofits subjects who sought shelter in that other} Every day adds tothe alrendy large eellecticn of mew and | "rhe white pine timber to. be delivered botweeu the tat day | Could be maintain d without each ar ing the other | and that in the case of England the municipal law r 8 Marches, Walters, Paners, Rundos, Varia | ig ber ad Birt day of ane iuhsuek power. That such amunicipal law ought | gid notauthariz: or enable the executive to com: | Bs, Re many Which eamnot be found at Ths w hive and sellow wine plank becween the 1st October between neighboring and frieudly states no ply wish any such demand. It was true, that an | Tl ofsublishing music at this Estab'ishmest,ia well | “sot Coven teri prtet ‘ éne would deny who wished to see their (riendly ine fect right, bat might be called the com- kaowa tg the muaca <romuaaiy to be auyerion ta aby other | gat ew'te Fant for tne hie pint timber, aad per foot weed | Kercouree permanent; butthat no euch power exist | meneemeat ol a right, to muke such a demand engraved melallic p ates; the title popes embellisie: foaponre, lor the Band hplpe Pb id vi tell ty | t4 by the municipal law of this country no lawyer | might be acquired by treaty, but that would | ment of the said District Court Court in this cause Bay Ay cata Shane whale Rete who had considered the subject could for a moment | no, justify the demand until the municipal law | with costs. No. 34. James Roach vs. Daniel W- tone hall the old rates, and an low a0 fegcived Jur apy portion of ither kind. enteriainany doubt. Jt was said that about 2) years | of a State provided the means for carrying the | Hulngs In error to the Circuit Court of the Uni- : sovaeala to eendorsed, Proposals for Timber, for Urf | age a municipal law was passed in the State of New | treity ito execution. Without such law there ict of Columbia. Mr. Jusiiee (Ge The new music is printed om benutiful Tinted Paper, say Cd lew York, Jnr, 38.1848. Yors by which ithad a right to claim from the ad- | was uo authurity for giving up a re(uge to any opinion ef this Court, aflirmiog na bly pestomadt, ‘Toe Ieleniarthacamene snares 7 | WOSEATC: WETAOHE, Nery Agent. | joining province of Canada any of ite citizens whe | State. ‘This was laid down by all theimyortastaw- | the judgment of said Circuit Court in this cause nut Fad | _j8 stawtAtst ad been convicted of felony, or against whoma bill | thoritics on the subject; amangetothers, M. Martin, | with costs and damages at the rate of six per centum bomen 7 - iO * EXTES IN | forfelony had been found, and who sought refuce | anemipent professor of the University of Gettin- | perannum. No. 48. J. Mauran ve. Edward Bullus. 0 Y. Herp Stop, Mataites: rm} ke, smamnemainn sett fashion # are decidedly ou- | there, and that a reciprocal right was given to Cana- | gen, laid it down that a severeign or State could | In error to the Cirewt Court of ihe United States furniture, wit \e' hallaw comme red fronts, ‘veneered ‘Tables that have ever | da under similarcircumstances. A similar law hid } punish a foreigner for erime committed in hi for Rhode Island. Mr. Justice MeLean delivered let Fronts, ve a i rec 3 ; A A Els of cock asarile, aed oo well eosoensds ca Mand ie ded te public atte | Leen paséed iu Belgiam with respect to France, but | minions, or for an offence ugainat his or its subject | the opinion of this Court, affirming the jadgment retarend If swe defect the other power to demand an euregross ofienders who bad mitted crimes country and fled for @elter into the othe tors of this Court. No. 57, John. A. Gibson, et Bevery Chew. In error to the Circuit nited States for Missiasipy Mr. delivered th fi f Court the judgment of for the want of jurisdic! street vs. Wa. F’. Poiter. to the fact than such a statement. He had never jiven any opinion of the kind. On the contrary he ad held} that by the laws of nations no Stae had a district of New York. Mr. Justice Wayne deliver- ed the opinion of this Court, reversing the jadg- r—and offers will ed vat the eee, th mere eee “~~ NEWARK AND NEW YORK. ‘are Only 12} Cents. a fa yb F180 to $700. Piano hag ar nemanh te iteot wld aparate only in cas eiyneed bartaly Proceeds in a foreign aunty, bat he was not to sett up , ¥t . ‘ | 7 awe Rowe. ie} a rel ings ready taken place with sespectio the | the subj ct of another sovereign or State even ix percent damages. No. 36 Thomas Weed > na Mahogday se Debis re ee oh * ‘tre not Hebie te uty claimed, and where the claim was made } after tie conviction of a crime. To send crimi- t of twanty-twe jieces of cloth, &e., vs. hog? to} Pa f, P Id Pianos taken in exch: ‘and shrivking | within a fixed time. It was, he repeated, most de- | nals, he adds, for trial from one State to another d States. In error to the Cireuit Court of the , ange. heavy: memes Ning te cond hind Pianos fur wale very cheap. . a H fee les aways rable that some suc): law should exist betwees | was never sought for except on the ground of spe- . - uted States for Maryland. Mr. Jus ‘The subscriber having enlarged -his £itsblichment, invites om parlours oe | all bordering states, but unless in cases where such treaty, followed up by the municipal law sot af J Story ut | delivered the opinion of this Court, affirming the York §C * and hi bet acing: H }, Or 1B § ry o . wotlek Anne rg ooo oem ln etel nnn earthed Fee ret ded nine forthe use, of nisassionteiey | Jawa were ia force, no nation bad a right to claim | with res;ect to foreign refugees, who bad escaped judnment of the said Cireult Court in this auuse. Preise -iption eatrie 1 oSlotk at M- OG- Catalogues given gratis, and Muse seat lo any part of | are besides more splendid and more durable Jjucle thepsny | its..subject from another. Having stated these | after conviction of some crime in their country, no | No. 101. James Todd and others vs. Otis Daniel. Freight ofevery description eatrie! a very reduced rates. | the city. x 1/8 MUSIC ESTABLISHMENT, wes ier cay ‘caured: ble ferma and grounds of his opinion as to owr want of such pow. efage was bound or | Mr. Justice Story delivered the opinion of this (da 7 ‘the Golden ic ie ly invited to call at the Wareroom | er, be would not ,irespase further on their lord- ton them. As | Court, disnissing the appeal, with e it terns, ‘ “? L ‘The publi mo whe is x Jondwats near Bt, Paul's Church. of Gessner bere 140 Grand corner of 3 Fim atrotin the ships, but would submit his motion, WELLS WE ‘of the ‘New ¥ I Bociety , Hons Ny meeye all Aca carves eek ae = nies SPRING—The steam ACHT GDB SALB, gn will te where the article may be examined. The Earl of Abardeen begged to state, in answer i in, had laid it down | st be docketed and ret for a hearing upom pails (eave the Beato Warne cent Viner the yacht ONE AH malecod (set C_F. OBE. Pawenter. | to the question of his noble and learned friend, that | that no sovereign State was bound, except by No.90, 5. Carver vs. J. A. Hyde et ol. every Mi Tier day and 7 doubtful with me whether, tsking the Fongh with . | A POINTED CIEY AGENTS —The ioilowiar setas. | communications had taken place beiween her Ma- | cial contract, to deliver up t bjects of another it Court of the United States ‘mort at eovelock ead Tueodsy and ¥ tiabvegh Aoceor ea eaue pe ing | TRICOPAEROUS OR MEDICATED COMPOUND | jesty’s Government and the Governor of the Ba- ith or convicted of ‘The converse Mr. Chief Justice Taney de- pou 5 o'clock: . Stguch tings foagt to peg ye eal eects for the Human Hair:— rig hem s on the subject to which his motion referred; ple would be sub , ie 0} _of this Court, affirming the y OF passage. te the Captai en board. Spinion. at least.) be qutFtioned. Phos wie thee tise ts 4 ae pore tha tea Broadway. and perbaps ~o sew oe mcr nig et not valk of civilised. Be aM fi his (Lord Camp; Jodgment af the said Circuit Court inthis cause, sor apecre board: the risk’ wim s ress his moti t the present e of the trane- | bell’s) own part, he shou! 0 see some general costs. singe pgs ie ie “aan Selptauiee ee ieee’ be poms tgen ay, pormee of Biseher eeriom, wheahe the house nebathad beeg | law egacted’ and held binding on all Stater, that | Adjourned till Saturday 11 v’el.ek A. M. Sane mas Messrs. ela Mitiee, ts, Third Avenue corner of | the course pursued by the Government on the sub- | each should surrender to t! ind of the others , ‘diteesebes: . F SPRING ARRANGEMENT. rail fm nove way, und | 1ethet. oie ject. As their lordehips might well imagine, the | all persons charged,with offene ond. Ba ig ey RED BANK. i who wh goto i (ey 33 aes, congas aiten s reet. Broeklyn. Gevernment had given to the case its mos! ‘ious | peliti This, however hi red, wa: le or [Correspondence of the Herald.) Steamer OSIHIS Cone ate the | GPenot, ought to be, cood jadges.) she iy obe cl the df ‘And of the tr brea} proprietor, Professae Clirehugh, at | consideration, and had availed itselfof all the legal it would be difficult to get all nations to | Ricnmonp, Va, Mareh 3, 184% Thkedag aan suite Heteet troll that eves Rosted™™ bic . : his tpoins.20 Brander, eornetes Felton Cm assistance which was desirable respecting it, und Phan Cyrey eee teh ie dua tot ee weet Be they came to the conclusion, that by the laws of The Times in Vorginia—Bankrupt Law—Washing- every Tuenday, hire Saturd: ‘irsing, ienve' Red’ Bank ton’s Birthday—Fred. Boyden—Bot, §e. and Tucaday “ind Thursday at 18 c'clecks ious states should be in making wi ry rf beam, 12 feet hold, rawe 18 fe * = bocnocts | this count there was no machinery or authority | such concessions one tothe other resiprocally, he Al ¥ eal eat ind Cov fe yt lidog Hea hie AR taet a Lock veibe 2 ALL fans | for bi nts those persons to trial for mutiny nf would mention a ease which occurred when hewas | us adie af ad [the Herald, I fi mediate plogee. pe Tar as coppered and copper fasyened, and verzftrpualy built; knved | Ged. it was put oi an iron chest under their iaapectioa; being | murd ad still less for deliveriog them up. Ac. | Attorney General. A treaty had been agreed upon aut oneol the renders of the Herald, I frequently Meprticadt shea, Ht ill | in a way that fow sailing’ vesorls can equal at any rate, nel- Sette wit ciate Ge cordingly orders: were sent out bythe Seeretary | between the state of New York aod the province ive a seations of SOmReT, . March 4th. te * oer money hor paing were to r her, in 1! cheat was jeat to'tne Howard Het, Porces of | fer the Colonies for releasi those personsiwho | of Canada, by which the Govornment of each is Rien e' ae Bf retin apply, on honed, or to PETER c, | “el se fu every other, "Tre ines "Oy P fa, meer 3 han as recety greaing 6th ist, and had hitherto been detained. was possible that | agreed reciproeally to deliver up the itizens or fast deop yeu ma paper, I thought I woald pri TuLeGuar arf 8 little below the water fine. ‘ot be timpr yd { there might exist come law in part ofourNorth } subjects of the other against whom rand juries Tiner here like th averywhate Gee leave for All Afternoom March sth, at's o'clock,” A'ARy, @* aout ht bande of + caw on wide, by 94 inche: “For I pnb asacrt, ican Colonies by which those parties might | bad found a bill, ad whe had sought refuge within sober Kel of cust TOR, of tre gaine a Sine rate ght ofthe fl fey, T, mraty ty bela Tontrasted, be brought totrial. If +0, it could Belated om but | the territories of the other. It happened that a at presents * “ooeh ae: ait, the Bayscrupt and beleone i . h i _—~ ir any combina- | he must say that he was not aware of the existence | slave had escaped from his maser at New Yor! sed mar bout J. She alesarsiec|* Mmgataiastoront hes ntuse thon thet che agents of the American Bank Lock Compauy | of Soy euch; and if it tid not exist,ordershad | aad got to Canada. To facilitate his eseape, he | caper,” and in spite of the clamor against this law, sf may, sell y . p to discharge the men. yodea horse of bis master's fora part of the way, | has been, and will cotfinue to be, beneficial in ite ‘—for it knocked down such a leverage, will right her. sgalaet She tof the fall hey wee offered to H.C. Jones in the | heen # Stee dite Bie td Saree tarte ch feet chsirmen of committee, and e, HC | Lord Denman said, that as his noble and learned | but turned him baek on his reaehing the frontier. Asa salvo for the bother and vexation in hands | @ to carry aay arma | to be allowed to lock aad unlock the com! i i iment, (ured ana peivatear on vearel a6 trast : ! friend had put off this motion from Friday in conse- | ‘The authoritics of New York well knew that Eng- | business matters, the Preebyteriens and Episeo- Narita ee hel gd FN EE Ge, z sigasecurits | Svence of Lis absence, he felt ealled upon to ofr | and would not give up a runaway slave, and that | plisne bave opened wide their mass boot, and een teated . do the Ee or sa trade, as ve the fall hey tn Sie to torte ane * | a few words elieved he might say that | as such they der the treaty; they vege « ee Bice oi ea night, for i} peed baad A ‘two " “ej lovers ery rues kapopens about pa bsiter except | © itwar leo ndmited that the Tosk mbich be okay § Renel, | sheveiece bad | be''lovere of God.” Sowe ge. ‘Themoment mec BSAC! avery i Howard Hotelona w 1, had been in hie anything that carries ayard could catch her at sea. In atrial | about three months, which lock he d®lixed allowing’ eommnit- find that Mey have not taken ad: with ‘ood elippercbullt U. by ‘ - 4 y en advan of the t ar ae re ee Bt cbse | Ne Pork stareh pun, 164. near him, in the oweve! fous ‘a true bill against | Which leads on to fortune, they fall back u her four hours out of Ua IC wanted, ate Yaich, she would Signed, NG ogpEn, England whieh would authorize the Govern- , and he was, elaimed under the | ligion and Godly men. Let proi perity pe well adapted for 8 cruise terranean or West wi Leis ttonis Benk. | ment ingiving up persons who had been charged | treaty. nor, under such cireamsfances, | ever, and the boot is on the other leg. ‘The di in of the will seeoremoda'e 12 or IEGtAM Sack y with crime in a foreign state, and sought velage refused to up until he had consaRed the | Onthe 22d ult. (Washi 's birth-day) we had | fat ely aa are frm Ht rgmpt ing Bark. here. When the alien law was before Parlia- | Governme: He (LordCampbell) was , 2 fine ball, which went off well. There were about tp aE ork. SAMU. B’ALTHAWSE, | ment, the eame opinion bad been held by men of | consulted, inion that ike man | 275 present, and all seemed pleased to their heart's with 2 sofa in front of each, © ‘crim: | Banke and individuale uslug the CORNELL. | different political opinions on other points. | ought noi to P. rue bill, whereno | content. By the bye, Boyden’s arr t for soe nne opment h 4 i eested 10 foljow the ed a ions furnished with the | Amongst these there was one so strongly ¢xpre: felony had been committee, not bring the ease | the gave general satisfaction, and he iv, as he Epes me C.K Mock ony may be had at 4 not al | od by Bir C. Wetherell that he could pet avoid | within thetreaty. The man was not given up, and deserves to . Lsee that Bo: with woat:| her se bart ta to pick onid Jork, to Nave the | reading it to their lordships :—“ If alieks were | there the matter rested. This, he repeated, showed | is © or hg. impressions of ke! “aly sent out of this country because they were un- | the moncapiy of. Xb greatest caul where recipro- | m ly ev) iy to cpen one of eaid locks, aud obtaiu popular at foreign courts, the powers of the act | cal rights of surrender were granted between e | thi it areat toallow atrial on their | Were abused. That they should be accused of | As to the question about i aeanintet } rich #3 door by acombisation | Offences in foreign counties wat mo reason for refu- | while we refused to recognize slavery, it was out | sed is f then | sing them protection here. The regicides of Lapis | of the question. No state had the right to make stot and | Srcnte D1 . iN IN- | XVI, if they had sought shelter here, ought net to | any aim open OR The slaves had sought | selves asses, as the Baltimor e | themeelves to = jer’s carriage. Loek in, | have sent away ; exiles for erime ought to find | reiuge po os pedageaity that be iran ma an anyiam fn this Pointer? This, Teme wes wher ofcourse slavery wat not recognized | 2 | not anew doctrine. Therewas a passage as far as the princ ent, there wasno difference | of the ee tear and therefore b ebay ‘xpected | Coke to the same effect im principle, and which | between the Hahamas or Bermuda aod Portemouth | ter pasticular.—Ep. nd a ia mu | from them, or the "Agents, Vo nay statements which ney sp. could not be read without interest:—\"It is holden, or Plymouth: ‘The moment the slave touched * pa . i ‘ and so en resolved, that kingdoms in league | either he was on ground where slavery was not r: ® iment ets an taza Lee oy PH, eal Comirnation tek hus neve ben pied with one another are sanctuaries for servants or | eognized and from that moment ie wee fhe fui god "hoc ougly ventilated: ‘There ta 6 sad ke Sav Lent or store, colons ti vient had iieey oe bubjects flying for safety (reas one Kingdom toane. | Under theee cireunmsiances, he fully concarred in tle {0r ths. service athe Op ka en an epression or measured the bite, and had the door open ther and upon demand made by them are not 7 the Jaw as laiddown by his two noble and learned | iniliary Lian ia that the laws red, Sho vew shin ONEIDA, Win BALTINORI The Lezislature of Florida expressive of their grati- ol J Worth bas ren- Commander-in Chief of the arter. They speak ina hy-eis jetely fitted wit ca- | having his haud on thedetector. p q bles, snile, ri sine i Be] maT ne Lock on ke ‘ nd liberties of kingdoms to be delive friends whe had preceded him. ary of the skill and abili- ont oF ares se, he We nije: | Tbs Lock on the mondom chant of HEC, Jomee han been em- | O06 (Ae (uum Kold) is growded wpow the low éf | Lord Cottenhem said, that after (he specetics of | menuer bighly coveplimentary of ths cy , Sew le, gro" pow ? pe ith whieh ke bas ope: topeall) et risgtei} gf top yaad rs po hag te Deuteronomy. Non trader nocum sereun domino | hia noble aud learned fricads, it would be unneces. | 1, d harge, and. state that he main gall 4 Sie y tw vor aa a oa ©. | suo, quiad teconfugerit: When Queen Elizabeth's ay for him to take up their lordships’ time, by ef. | otal g the Territory of aso a heist, 36 teas IN Grand Optotontibe will be per! ae sador demanded of the French King, Mor- | fering any observations, unless he should find it ne- | red of murdrous foes. Bociety_ on Tuceday Eveving, March IStheat the Rien ¥ ° id others of her subjects eee oper ote | a fo tery to 4 remarks of any a =e | ‘aberuacle. " wered, tha’ ey aeies earned who might perhaps take a difleren' Principal Voeat Performers Mira Strong. Sidme Sjobr.Zahn | in Franoe he weuld proceed sgainst them, adding, | view of the que wos, objection, oitoald U6 | yacecertsastins en tee pecngmnsiin grr Micolbugr the daurguiahed Vocalist, from Boston, Mr i Pagie osve tiberts cajun (aterease 4f') taade to the'epiato ‘of ay tittte, Uiteuaes inher rece or Z's fiat appearance in an Oratorio thie | sui een regni libertate tubatur ; and appealing to | ed friends, it would be of ams earncints eee, gee of relanety whieh: re save 4 hg Fae Sa, he ne a ©. Hill. ) Elizabeth's own conduct in affording ylum to | any thing to what was al ‘fhe remedy ‘ef Dr. Brenna docs not conta a of Nekete, $1, (or ani ML the Must i: Conde and other Hugen: The Lerd Chancellor said,' he wasthe only | mereury, or any other corrosive ot poisonous mineral, aud . $1, therefore camaot poset! Newman's, corweref Fulton tnd Narsan ie French crow other “noble and learned present, he pre | ‘hereto in ore times | ier enitae armas When the furesais iewter nd Co ia company with ai Rise bes Eood specimenet he joiners work. she ig aomeces sarily |: Ae vacivchiage et gan ie treason against her, he i n ight Chevtan Spaccehe eae ay on mmods repre SaRE Soa wert Jus, M. Woodruff, whe will prompt: CFSRIRE Arosa ot ae 7 q' ¥ A . beenn be conveniemtly ad Bowery: Hale's News Ioom, Wall # ot canfined to the lawyer: and learned friend alleded to Wins. ; T2.°%2 veny., Mican bs convepieatly ong. Roguire of {Vt Necannat, and vt the door, same principle had been t hat ho most fally con | \i;ese, key ever efitieal the itis Ba red semi ao. Bi Be eerenn renee n by nome of the orl eminent ines in hat had by the noble , “Aim. Carin ites by te n meet Pationts advice can consult De, Brenna at his ‘America—men distinguished by their profound era- ds who had addressed theit lord> — ,ofZ" Intent engi coer f Broad re dition, and from whose valuable works on g! at le ships on Me iw eat mance | nc otre tat ‘a tote fom ie Re 7 f this question. | treet, tions, the greatest benefit has been derived Lord Brougham said, he had reason to know that | wosPhM.