The New York Herald Newspaper, October 22, 1849, Page 4

nc TT NI SRR ee The ins,” those who lished in book form, for which purpose Mr. R. government, and Sutton and a corps of competent reporters (among whom Lobserve Mr H. Fowler, « distinguished went for the convention. now hold of ynder the State that closs people existeg id every govern. ment, wheare wedded to the institutions of | Cengressional reporter, und Mr Wm Y. Bishop the pret, ana are vverse (0 anything whieh | notlees known and distinguished in the Stute of leks b stoutly opposed the call |’New York) have been engiged by the Stat» to for a censentc lwy were largely beaten bes | furnish fall reports of all the discussions Tae fire the people, vad the convention has assembled. | book, when published, will be « valuable additioa Of ttiew, ay I have classiied them, bat one | to the law Libraries in every part of the Unien ei is rarepecented fi the t a The demoerats Sion. aven myventy of dor 6; the emancipationis! Yemen s juve wot « representanive in’ the convention, It is ‘Quy Philasetpetn Corueapendaness ine, there may be seme who are disposed to re- Puaperrnia, Oct. 21, 1349. gard 4 cleable seheme of emancipation with Alating Nuisances— The Soap Boilers in Trowble— Favor; but there isp uch going man of that, Consolidation— Pi ct i 7 porty wn the bedy » people of Kentucky have, ry ae a Hs nr sof o Pr ate an the election of he delegutes to this convention, Prececent has just been establisne by our expressed as stroval) o§at is possible for a people | Quarter Sessions, in reference to what constitutes to expiess, their « we im ie any armen o iar apublic nuisance, which is deserving of notice, as emaneipetion ; and the d:legates, most of bd i 4 : A al represent that sentiment in its most uiira aspect. ua upplicstion will hold good in all our thickly po- The quesiion exeited a great deal of feehag dar pulated cities. Some months siace, Mr. Joseph ing the canvass, and the result to be sppeahan. led | Elkinton was convicted of keeping a nuisance in 14, that its agitation vt this, nnected, as cial . at seemed to be, with the sbolition agitation of the the shape of a soap and candle manufactory, in the miserable politietans wt te North, who have made district of Southwark. After the conviction, a the Wilmot proviso a pol | stalking horse, has | commissioner was appointed to examine into the retarded the final emave pn of the slave 1m | peal state of the premises, who reported, that in his opinion there was nothing in or about the Kentucky for years Avd if there be any who have cause to regret such a result, itis the white I : people of the Stare wlone. Exnancipation to the | establishment that could be considered in the light wave bere, would be thes ot poselbia, Una Coe of a nuisance. The prosecutor insisted, in the nid befa Slavery, a Ki ‘ tacky, ia farbe tor far the ae vrothan freedom as it | {ce of this report, that sentence should be passed exists for him at the worth, “As a elass, the slaves | upon the verdict; and, accordingly, Judge Parsons are the least worked, the best ted, the best clothed | ordered Mr. Elkinton to remove his establishment und the buppiest people in Kentucky. Not being | to come move thinly settled locality. So, hereafter, owned in large nombers by any single proprietor, | soap boilers will be compelled to carry on their tra they are net worked, a ia the cotton and sugar | grant calling out of the city, and the thickly popu- States, in large ganus, but lebor in the same field, fited distnets. This conviction and senteace may and at the same work, as their masters, and there- | appear arbitrary, as opposed to the largest liberty fore, come to be tested rather as companions, as | principle; but a moment's reflection will convince children, than us slaves Very rarely, and then | even the most prejudiced melter of fat, that the only when vicious or ungovernable, are they sold | measure of removal is one of propriety, if not ne- out of the State. Their marrin relations are | cessity. If soap making, butchering, or bone fully respected ; they have their own churches, | boiling, could only be carried on with advantage and the laws, and a public optwion sull stronger | within the city. limita, this species of ostracism than the laws, secure them kind and considerate | would be tyraunieal in the highest degree; but we treatment. The man who, having a sick slave, | know just the reverse to be the ease; and knowing should not manifes! vs much, if not more, anxiety | go, we can see no good eud to be accomplished by for his welfare as for his own son, could net long | tolerating estsblishments in our midst which are hold up bis head in any community in Kentucky. | oflensive to three out of the five senses, besides Seeb 1s slavery as it exists in Kentucky ; and itis, | impairing the value of reel estate in their imme- ef course, far more mild and agreeable in its a diate vicinity peets than im most of the other slave States. The Most, it not all, of the papers are out in favor of emaneipationists themselves universally concede | consolidation—of bringing the city and districts thet the euccess of their schemes would not be- | under one municipal government. The measure nefit the slave, but thet, en the contrary, it would a Wise one mevery respect, and its consumma- | inure him; und they chim that it is the white | tion is no doubt ardently wished for by nine-teaths | r ce alone whem they seck to benefit. Therefore, | of our mbabitants. t if our good citizens be- you may set down «lithe melancholy and heart- | heve that the mere ef consolidation will etlee rending accounts which the abolitionists do so) tually and finally pac @ewn rioting and ruffianism im_al] their various shades, they willbe egregiously mistaken. Consolidation is merely one of the mevns to be adopted to secure so desirable an end ‘There are no separate municipslites in New York —no divided authority—but all liviag under the rental wings ot his Worship, the Mayor, and th like to relate, in regard 10. slavery in Kentucky, as wilful exeggerations or idle fabrications, The convention assembled on first, and elected Jumes Guthrie, I of Lonisville, a lead- ing democrat, as their presiding officer. All the ober officers were chosen, and the conveation duly sized on thet day. The convention come | Fathers ot the Counct!s, be they whigs, democrats, prises coe hundred members, and they are are- | or natives And what has mere consolidation o! spectable, manly looking body of men. There has, | power accomplished for New York? Did it ex- | as yet, eppeated no roan of very distinguished | ercise a restraining influence in the abolition riots ability or brilliancy of talent, although there are much plain seuse and sound judgment prevailing among «il, Garrett Davis, a late member of Con- ress, on the whig side, and Charles A. Wickliffe, fhe late Postmaster General, on the democratic side, have thus far been the leaders of their respec- tive patty divisiens. It is bat due to say, however, that hittle or no party feeling has as yet been made manifest. : The first week of the convention was coasumed in diseuserons of the rules, and the mode of pro- ceeding, under which the convention should achieve their labors. On the lust question there was a mostextended dieussion, It reminded me tery forcibly of the diseusvion, for weeks, in the New York constitutional coavention, on the same subject. The exciting causes of the controversy, and the result, were very much the same in Ken- tucky asin New York. “It wasa contest, indirect- ly, it is true, but none the less decided, betweea the advocates of reform and its opponents, in which the former were suceessful. ‘ A great many propositions for constitutional amercment—some of them of the most ultra-radi- cw! churacter—have been thrown in daily, and daly referred to the «ppropriate committee Eve! of Ist4, or im the bloody outbrenk in May last ? genization of lawless gangs of ruflians and bullies? Consolidation will do nothing, can do nothing, un- Jess those in authority cure less for the spoils and more for tye duties of their res ve offices. Sheriff Leier, whose term of of has just exe pred, tretires to the shades of private life, knowing that there were more and bloodier rots during his term than that of any of bis predecessors ; but then he has the proud and patriotic refleetion to coasole himeelf wath, that he his pocketed the comfortable hiutle sum ot eighty thousand dollars, over and above all his expenses, domestic and official We are in the midst of the sixth edition of the eguinoctiel storm, end as U write, the rain descends im souking quantities. If this weather continues much longer, we may reasonably look for another reat ** rise” in our rivers, carrying away bridges, nocking out canals, and knocking down State fives, which by the way are likely to reach 9) be- fore many moons. e’ Recatcor Lop Evoin.—A rumor prevalled yesterday at to th figin bas been and that Colonel Brace has anch of go a Phos TY | arrived in Moutresl, for the purpose of winding up his br neh of a vernmental power is Spey. lordship's affairs and paced up bis traps, ‘eo were the renge of the amendment. On the subject of | toa yesterday morving that bis lordship’s priva' slavery, all the propositions are of the most ultra pro-slavery character, and of a tendency, to use the abolition cant, ‘te rive’, rather than to loosen, the bonds of the slave.” A nativirt propesition has been offered by Mr. Garrett Davis, the effect of which would be to dis- franchise the fore'gner in Kentucky tor twenty-one in his rooms at govern Montreal (Ce ere, &e nt house, w Bele packed uy ) Courier, Oct, 19. ‘The bark Eureka, built at Cleveland, Ohio, for the Calitornia trade, was found, after starting on her voy- sgt to be too large to pass through ome of the locks of Welland camal. ears. It was met by couater mopeel ns from r. ©. A. Wickliffe, and tram Mr. Dixon, a liberal CITY TRADE REPORT. whig. As Mr. Devis is pot stone in the conven- ° Y Satvavay, Oct. 20—6 P.M. tion, in the entertyintnent of hese opinions, an in- # teresting discussion may be expected when the | There was more doing in cotton, and the market ex- subject comes up for action | bibl ed greater activity. Sales were pretty freely made ‘he sentiment of a majority of the convention, | at quotations, The market for Western and State flour as well as of the people « State, seems to have | was dull, There wasa fair demand for the Rastward settled down in tavor of an elective judiciary. It | ang the looal trade; but prices clored with a down. ia true that there are mony in the convention, un- der the lead of Mr. Davis, who will stoutly oppose | Ward tendency. There was more doing in Southern h a proposition; but it will be without avail. In | brands at about previous rates. Canadian was in fair accordance with this ceatiment, Mr. C. A. Wick- liffe, the chairman of the committee on one of the branches of the judiciary, hes reported an amended article of the constitution, re-organizing the Court of Appeals. It provides for four appellate just to have jurisdiction both in law and equity, to hold | their oflices for eight years, and to be elected by the people in each val district, for which pur- pose the State is to be divi into four district th whieh the court is to alternately hold. its sions A clerk of the court is also to be elected each district. The committee on slavery have also made a re port, which, as it is one of the most interesting | aubjects to w Northern reader, [will give you en- Wheat continued heavy, and the demand for milling mederste, Canadian was in fair inquiry for export. Corn was lees bovyant, owing to an advance in freights Barley was rather better, with more doing. Rye was rather better, while oats were steady. Pork was duil, with enles to a fair extent at a decline, Beef continued unsettled, Lard was firm. Cheese was in good demand. Butter was plenty, and less buoyant Coffee continued firm, with more doing Sugars were Inactive, with mo- derate rales of New Orleans, at prices which favor the buyer, Freights were stiller at yesterday's rates, with rather more cflevivg. us BLSHWHEKE, tire, 1 is as toliows— ARTICLE SEVENTIES procs boas Seo 1. The General Assembly shall have no power Borro —1 share Old Colony to pane laws f pation of slaves without the Bebtoss " ut tuvidence Iealterad, consent of thi ners, or without paying their own | fof dpi yi. Suan ion and, Woreest ete, previous to such emaucipation, a fuil equivalent | Kaliroad * shad Woresstet in money for (he slaves eo emancipated; nor shalithey | r } Kusttend Selle exercire any other or greater power over the after bora 7 Pat children of slave mothers, than over the saves then | dends ba n being. | Verm ER Seo. 2. They shall b no power to prevent emi- | / id, grants to this State bringing with them, nor Citizens thereof, who may derive title by inartiage, Gercent of deviee. from bringing to thir State sh | ceeeeeeneeeereeemerem pereope 4 siaves by the laws of any one of — sInnowneements of Births, Marriages hs are the United States, or any territory thereef, so long as not inserted wnless duly en ated and apy © age or description shall be con- A tinued jo y by the tb . Moarricad. See. 3 They *hail laws to permit the owners of | Sept 25th, at St. James's «burch Piccadilly, John aves to emancipate them. saving the rights ef ered! Davi, beg, M_ D., youngest ron of the Inte Edward tors, and preventing them from becoming # charge to any county tn this commonvralth But they shall ho power to pars any law authorizing the emanci- paticn of any Flav tlaves, without @ provision for Ubeir removal from, end sgainst their return to, this State, Bee. 4. They cheil bare fuil por vent slaves hi {nto thy. State as merchandise They shall have full puwes $0 prevent slaves ign country, rought late this David, keq , of Swansea and Diaioa Mawr, Carmarthens shire toCanormse Many. third danghter of the late Right Hon Sir © Dagot. formerly Governor General of Canada. and grand-daughter of the late Earl of Morn- ingten Die, On Saturday morning Vctober 20th, of consump Pe Attamn bDuscas | aged 25 years, ‘Op Sater Racwes .” ption, wife of Aaron D, Fenton, ht Inte this State from a fi nt the yy Ovtober ia wile ot 20th, after a protracted illness, ef mw being ve bee cw the fret day of January, | Ps . t one thourand seven boadrd aud eiebty-nine, or may Their re 4 trie bereaficr beh 4 tuto any of tne United States (4 to attend ber funeral + from @ foreign country e ther CV. Clatheom, M.D, No, 124 Rivington street full power to pass each la at ae ko on Monday afternoon, the 22d Instant, theut fortber invitation ee the owners of slaves to vies to them, extending to lite or ‘On Sate October 20th, after a short and severe Timd ; end in cave ef their t et of refusal to com — Hneee, Tromtas Conerastix® tm bis Seth year ply with the directicns of uch laws, tohaveruch slave. His friends. and thove ot the family. are rexpectfally id for the benetit of their owner or owners. invited to attend his funeral from bis Inte re ilence, Do, 68 Broedway, on Tue day P.M, without further invitation Previdenee, KR. 1. papers please copy, In New Orleans, on the 11th inet ot The * lnwe providing that when- 2d October, at 3 o'clock @ full equivalent er out of ® fund to be raised by & +pecial tax on slaves levied for that pure Potent itovidieg that when any slave oF slaves sbnll executed for the destruction of property & pro rata rosann Hess a New York, aged 8 pative of Secharie county Stat om istribution of the vaiue paid for seid lace or In New Orleang, on the 12th fort, Davies Beaoy a Oball be mace between wner of such sh ce county Longford. Ireland. Aged 21 years flares wud ¢ er of the destroyed. the 20th Lt Bee. 5. They shell have power to provide by law + of whace om, Manianne, for the removal of ali the negroes aad mulattos now ia beloved wite of Thos Jax late of Fort this State Hemilvon, apd 62 Chatham street. York, aged 60 See. 9 They rheil pass laws providing that any free years and 26 daye negro or ruiatte walter emigrating to. ot being Her friends. aed thore of her buchand, are reepect- i and fusing to this State the * Guards, Montague Lodge, the Wood's Lodge, New Utrecht, Carriages «ill be in waiting torn mod settle within this State, y. aud punished by eon- finement in the penitentiary thereof, Seo 10 In the proseeutton of slaves for felony, no Inquest by « grand jury efell be meceerary. but the bail be regulated by No 25 1. 0 st the Long Istend raiircad depot, om Tuceday after. of OF peOM, at two o'clock. to meet the ov rival of the cars. and tr pee upon the ar. thence to Gowanner opposite ‘eneral Astembly shali bare no Je betel, to join fe with the members of St) and om of the privilege of an impartial there friends from Fort Hamilton proceed to tl by @ petit jury place of interment, in Greenwood Cemetery, Phila. ere is very little change here from what are | dlp! apere will please copy, | , Athis residemos, + ast New York, 1, 1, Octolar 10th, Jame Prisiscton, Keg, aged seventy-one years, (or- the provisions of the present eonstitation on the subject; and notwithstanding the ultra proslavery Merly @ resident of thic eit feeling which predoumnates in the convention, Ly he tes am inclined to think chatit will finally compromise | Dis er to lew, Joba Witsoe: hw Sona Crawford at My on thie amended article afayette (Masonic) Lodge, _ During the past week, a proposition to engraft | the Or ily are respectiully invited to attend je the constitution « provision prohibiting the | bi eral, om Monday 22d inst. His remains will be further importation of slaves into the State, has | t#Bem to Cypress Hill Cemetery for interment, A ape- cial train of o#rs will lea: given rise to a somewhat animaied discussion, in | which the whole merits and demerits ot the slave- | Ty question were brought up and considered.— | ce 1883, a law has existed prohibiting the intro. duction of slaves into the State from other Sta but under the, exeiten ent produced by emancipa- tion egitation last winter, it was repealed by the | South Ferry, at three . Massachusetts and New Port of New York, Ovt, 22, 194 Legislatu The proposition te engraft it into ve the titvtion now, although coming from Mr. | fup tees” 2 weer & oon, ibe ent pamnn whe bed the dieulty with Pitta tale Ms Slay, which so unfortunately resulted in the death of his son, will successful ‘ During the diseussion which arose apon it, there ore mi sentiments sdvanced and queer things | at |. Which, as the Kentuckians say, ° ndoubtedly prove un- | ip Efinghem (Br), Hughes, Cork, reckon | 72s a yeaceuaers, ¥ master, will astonish you New York a few,” and ‘Oeltiche & ae ES ire and Wiis setinca at shp'rntet eaccen tethet inne (Bremen), Erbart, 8 r with ISS steerage hore 3 To ete — Ld which | will endeavor to make @ note of in my next, for the benefit of the abolitionists and barn- Dormers in your region. ‘ ‘The proceedings of the convention are to be pab- irk Baltio. (of Thomaston ) Crocker, ad Licinevr, 8 days, with invn to mastic. Ost Ie ine at Has at kept down mob spirit, or preveated the or- | effect, that Lord | requert, and the stock being light, prices were steady. | lon (6 Deorge Otis, (0 tuate,) from Boston Nels New Osieans, 24 days, with mdse, Roator,) Barber. ut ae N ole w Taven,)'f te Mar bold Vora Nodare off ( 9, iar 27 Ia, | Lip stending SSW showing’ a white t could n tdircern ber nem * Brig Alida. (of Tee tens iron to Davie, Br. tp be sebr Maria ‘Theresa, “th inet Int 97 81, lon 72 41, wed sic wita rod redid, (.) w n, bat a 2h Fwy Rio fem (ir). Pitt, Hamilton (Sermuda), in bailey’, . jehthourne Brig Bermenia (Swd Sanders May (3t Domin o,) 22 dave with lorwood to Funk & Mo Empire, Hopling, Char! Hvswy & Wurray, Oot Mf, Lat 6 18, Schodine, hence Brig Reform (Norw), Seissen, Boston, t dys, in ballast, to Schwniét & Balehe Brig Hudaon, Wall ais, Me, f days, with Inth, So, Brig 8 D ilorton, Spalding, Rendout, with coal, bound to Kinston, Ja, Schr Walort, Reors, Boston, 3 days, Steamer W J Pease, Conklin, Philadelphia, f ey Belew, One ship and a bark. Salled. Ships Nicholas Biddle, Mvbils; Christian (Br), Glasgow; brig Victoria (Br), St Jubas, NI. ‘The Br brig Victoria, in beating down the Bay yesterday afternoon, went ashore on the ast Bank, but was got if without damage, or 21—Wind at sunrise, NE; Sk. with mdse to |. paaeed Be ship meridian, ESE; at eunset, Foreign Malls, Lerren Bacs of Steamer Caledonia, for Halifax and Li- Exchange Keading Koom, (07 Ex- change, r before five o'clock. Letters can be prepaid to apy part of the world, Herald Marine Correspondence. Puriani i M,—Arrived—Sveamer Co- Jumbus, Peek, Charles Miscellaneous. Snip Asnone—Capt Sturdevant, of the ship Milan, at New with a wrecker near her. @ for Mobile, no date, off t Now Orleans. Foreign Ports. Aux Caves, Sept 28—Brig Frederick, for Boston, to anil in a few day.—the oaly American in port. |“ Borpeaux, Uct I—Advertised, Miizabeth Means, Moros, | Harward, and TJ Southard, ew York; Ventes, do and | Philadelphia; Hansa, Spartacus, Pres: ido, Vaillant, Arendal, and Delia Chapin, for N. Cours Nobile; ND Chase, and Josephine, lee, and Ocvanie, for vortived, Alfrod, Weotton, do sen; 1 Hicks, Galt, do; William, Hal nd Manchester, Gone, for N Sombrero Key, by an arrival Parker, Weok Fi reioro, Grieli w Or Jaoyues asper: Louis, Patomé; Jouns Luci, | Levaire, and for San Franci’ 00. . Mauseienns, Advertised, Mary nm, and Withel~ for New 0 Folicie, for Valparai | mine, tor S Totermi | lean: | a mo, Sept 20—Bark Mara, Dean, wtzoanzo; the brig , had gone up the laxe ou the 16th, to load. Home Ports, Baxoor, Oct !8—Are bark Byron, Foes, Now York; brig H | Cousins, hom Be ship Robert Patten, Paltov | cror y Elizabeth, Reed, ; Aun, (es | Borte brig (Br) Elizabeth P ‘oulter, Rum | Key. sid th . barks Stamboul—aud from the Rond Marth jo and Susan Loud. Cl ‘ey | Mousoon, Be fueo; Wan Gray, MeLoon, do (having repaire Now York, to load f | Calttornia! bar : lets son, Holl, Turks 1 | sam He yrado, Baker, rig B te ‘ing, Balom | Popkin, Surinam; Mavian & | and @ mkt; Eapress, Hord Lovisy, | Chas w Yors New Yor! Suilolk, | Baker, do. El Der win 0. " . do. Cus Lasron, Oct iT, PM—Ship Camden, Shorwood, New York; brig Souther, Maso, Isth, AM—Cld ship Columbi Geonertown, SC. Ce ll—Arr brigs Cuina, Frost, New | York; 12:h, J Clifford, Staples. do; Leontioe, Men B ton; ‘I4th, Pennsy!vania. tinkhan, Portland, M brig Galio, Durham, for Bath, Me. fone, Ovt 13 ‘ope & Suen, Porter, Selutia, Cid brig Cobden, ¢ 5 | “In port—Shioe Washington (Br), Wilbic, digg: barks WM | Banrie, Cole, for Bargelon "on, Ulmer, for Boxter i | Data, Me | | | | | Auores, Ames: Nathan Bal New ORL + ship Slam, Nason. Phitad bk 5 New York; sobre Belvo, Honduras; Two Marys, Silvy, Ponsaco'as ark May Flower, Jobusen, New York; Alice, Mixer, Oct 9—Are eohr $ Belden, Ash, Now York. it Wando Passo, teidy, Georgetown, BU. (os a usetts, Pritchard, ebilo. hia; ‘Oot U x ay. Verrine, New York. Oct 16~ Arr ships Force! Kiag, Hathorn ublio, Jam York; Ve non, Faye, do: Exact ichela, Nickels, weg: Chas Devens, Bailey, do; Carnatic, | MeKentio, diag’ brige Carribee, Anderson, wta: Consuc | thingham, Bosten: Gt ‘Tork, Morcithew, York: | well, Hobart, de Gukey, diag: Wiison Fal- | wtord, dos Cooly: do; Ord, Chase, Porise mout: sobre d I Tovsend. Boston: tt & Baker, Mo- Laughlin. dire: Henry, Reod, Baltimore; St Helena, Hatch, | ding: Geran, Parker, do; Wi fort, Barnes, Philadsiphia. x Jobn Seal and lady, Mr For. , Misser Coiling, Me Collias, Baw Minnt—A Enestherdt, G Portlage, Praz New Hark Uewellyn—Mr and Mrs Pauchet, Mr Chieneu, A Mrs Pitan and cervant. Hanicros, Berm - Brig ¥. MeW children and servant; J G Ty Mre PG Cox and child. Passengers Satied Cape Havtrex—Brig Louder, from B ton, Esc, US Commercial Agent, and wile, FOR CALIFORNIA Sax PRanctsco—Ship Monsoon, tzom Bost Bacon. «( Barnstable. oe Li F LETTERS REMAINING IN Tis NEW YORK THN PAPER HAVING HW ste of the List in whivh thoy are ad= LADI£E® LIst. A Broce Mee EU P ney, lady, three 8, onthe 4th inst, saw @ slip ashore on Orange Keys, | lek, J rr G St Ives, © Remy, Cart Thetess om, Cora censtera, Blis Forvter, Maria Forster. 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