The New York Herald Newspaper, January 27, 1850, Page 4

rit ef its im opini preserve. ANTICSLAVERY MASS CONVENTION OF THE ABOLITION- ISTS OF THE STATR OF NEW YORK, AT THE CITY HALL, TUPSDAY. January 15, 1860 [From the Syracuse Journal.) At balf-part ten porary organization, moved that Joseph f of Ontario, be temporary (bairman, and Pruyn, of Onondaga, be Secretary. shewey, ©. C. Burveron, from the Business Committee, re- | with wrong by givi ported a reries of resolutions. Report aecepted. 1. fee “Thet in comparing the present state of public sentiment and acticn od the audject of slavery, with the past, power of truth; and fee! oue- to be more steadfast and vogielding in cur advocacy of the sahte of man ~abountiag ind move in this work of the Lord, knowing from what ecn Gore, that our labor is not in vain in tho Lord. eat change which ling alroady heon inviqniticart beginning, ing to the then Mayor of Beoton,) was ail'that. coll ba, found of abolitioniemn, @ tmall obseare apartment in am upper story, by one W 08; G., ond a diack boy. bringi everywhere on news ho winds of re of x ‘oloughed In by the ‘pio Planted in every State of wi ing forth, is, some thirty, in some sixty, and in some a hrndred fold. &, Resolved he protiotion uttered from that little B Ini, by William L.G—, t ator’ should mak the cue n alread: fruiseat, inv readiog te ations, re. of tra’h there uttered, have, a8 | more mon 00,000 essential, but they Suvenen be additional area for slavery, Louisiana lock, Kev. Samuel J. May called | gomes in, and Missouri knooks at the door, The N rth the convention to order, and for the Pie ae ‘of tem- | Saye to A ae ‘ . issouri, you cannot come in as a slave State. South rays it ‘Is toolate—let us in or we will dis- solve the Union, And they succeeded by the efforts of the arch “corpromiser”—the father of the Amoricaa syxtem of ecmpromise, which means to compromise rig til the fri der the pretence of a compro: ery for compromises? It now claims more than wes originally claimed; we must go on not only from the Nueces to the RioGrande but we must get into @ quarrel, so that we oan get Tamaulipaus, Chihuahua,—and so on until we take the whole of Mexice, unless it be absurd to call what is left after taking so many pieces, the whole. We want and they hold that the more money is taken out of Northern pockets, the more will they ‘imuleted to industry to replenish, and thus fecure a more conspicuous develog ment of the quali- ties of industry and enterprise. They Propone that the North should assume the purchase ment, and the South the burden occupation! (Laughter.) Mr. B. went on to review the tariff system of raisin, money, to show that the North pay the money whic! goes to governinent use. The slave raises the corn he eate—the fish he eats comes from the North—no T marked that the“ upper room” reference in the seaond | duties—the cloth, the same—the shoes, the same, of reeclution. was the eneer of Mr, Otis, then Mayor of Bostop. The Governor of Virgivia wrote to bim that an opporition to Southern institutions’? was orga- nizing in Boston iayor Otis replied, that, after diil- gent search, the only evidence be could find of euch intent consisted in the eperations of William L. Garri- fon and a black boy in» «mall room im an upper story. in 1821 Garrison war publishing the Liberater, & paper ineignificant in size: wud, in reyly to the sneers of other pepers, as to bis labors he uttered the memorable de- claration quoted im the four’h repolution, aud which Las already been so signnily fulfilled, Mr. C, ©. Burleigh remarked upon the encourage- ment for futnre aud inereased effort in times to come, ¥bich covld be derived from the bistory of the past. New who were climhing slippery acclivities, were ben fitted by pausing and surveying the ground that ‘Deen traversed It he in this retrospect, disco evidence thet he has ow reome obstactes, and com: ing whet bas been done bas advanced with auen- couraging rupidity. he kas renewed reason for greater effort. We Lave been ascending this steep acclirity for twenty years, Vir. 6 wenton ina highly wronght ard foreible description of the work of the abolitionists, and raid thet they might well say that, “ hitherto the Lord bath helped us" No etier strength but his Ly could orne us wp so far; eould have enabled us to meet the persecutions obliquy, and discourag mente, and whieh thickly thronged out way, when first w ur faces towards the goal which Drightene the nearer we approach it. Who does not r feeblen the lowliners of this enterprite, which now abakes t ‘this rentiment ir felt 10 the cabine’ the nation. in thr tamsly cirele - everywher country, Mr. B referred to the uncompromi tions taken by ¢ op. and vloquent! contempt expressed by the purpled Mayor of Boston, as indicated to the remiutions, tie deseribed Mr. G asa@printer’s boy scuroe in his majority, without the aid of family or fortune. as the instrament to briag slavery to account at the bur of God—aud antiolpating the final decirion 10 hring it before the pation. tion’ = The force of in the councils of It went siill small voier te be echoed back at first by moboeracy, but soon t come back from the woods of Maine, from the bayous of the Missiesippt, and from the ridgey shore: the Pasitc. We Kaow we shail triomph. | We ‘ing im abstractions or s0- phisms. We ar eifevident truth ; in those sentiments of na goodness which are to redeem the world. We are uighty, beoause we throw our- selves in the caver wbich is tomovethe world Nothing can stand against printer could kpeak was used by him «hen eranding thus unaided and aloge. What wae it fiteen or twenty y an abolitionist? It was to be « fani thusiast—to be p Ohjeet of scora, tred and perse: he eresped with only the lose of bis property, and the vetion ot bik house over bis head, and not to bs 60 tbrough the screets, witha rope around his ody, then to be cast toto prison, ‘The pioneers did not foresee al) fhey Were to encounter—and it was per- haps well they did Mbey supposed they would get help trom the « +d intfiuectial—bat in this they soon found their wirtake But they wenton subdull every The va-t wajority of North are now contending arte shots be appeliation of hoetilicy to «lavery verted them; but we nw which vice ever pays te assume the garb ot hypeertyy Wemey not trust them. but we may the courage when it comes tobe the licy for euch men to xs-ume our prinoiples ow it is in the potr teat world and an en- contempt, ha- We have not con- v3 rn politicians entitied to the This ig the reason why the young atone so positive so unfaltering.ss re ago, to be ». sod to be fortunate indeed. if demonstrated the homage tue, by compelling them to You ave A tew years ago, if the question bnd bers raised whether slavery should exist con! ey Son an and diabolical the legislation of bait the 8 ecclesiastical bodies of half the Uaion; and to induce the mars who never cecupy places in those bodies, to crowd them to ap expression hortile to slavery, w well eay. thet our prroci ples are almighty in their por Mr B went on fo ray Chat when he first went to lvanis, the sbolitiontate could wot Bt the o Legislature to meet in; but before he left the State, i ® unanimen the jails ot Pew ouse of th # ago. the sivania ehould ne longer be the ave year binek code”? of that Sta Gealereciored mon oveld wos be © witness, taxed for the rchoot eyetew. bus should not enjoy t Denefite; and the tee bat that ~ on abolition! Governor intinisted abolitioniam wi which could be prosecul: d at eommon law the Legisiature er uid supply the dete e and whig ow took the utmost par Was not tinctures wiry atelitioniom. Yet ta 1848 and | in manifest vielation of the equal roghte of all men. 1840, ail were altempttog t» ware the people believe | _ 2 Neesivec, That it is theguty of the. Awerican that’ they were thoreuxh-qormg in thelt hostihty 3, and of “he Liberal purty, from his time forth He reterted to th wo of Thaddoas Ste Ayn i IY: mpromle-re, fantt-s termine t+ woe tebed, OF thes it meet ere! up th 7. Revoived, That ir b » ebay rigut te promise obe ereby repeat we prett and obed ence t prentiar tin 0 me evunt of th wot reahttatty & or prem. clave Sta the slavee 18. Re rafece pnd te the for al is morally bond to ure ofr nawape from alarery, on ageoert of thet up.of these indivicus eitiom. 16. Reseteod. Th leginsee to the eeiating Amer Bo Unien wish, Mr. Buri rion sats Be bed somethtog t for the | reason that ro jee prepoeedt to do ro Phe ine | 4 tho sotion of the re complied with, t ed to go on ¢ The b it te formetio tiom ef elavery bh rerpment Unler proval, and ene the ect ef 1 ° sosuet + for the oll of ern compromise | call t romise im obediener to the common ase of the t fm it prunily itepiies the giviog up of romething on both The eompromt-es of slavery ate, to de mand telee what they (hiok of obtaining and then tp with half or two thirds, and call ib # eompro- mise, Mr 8 ii thle by the of . claiming tbe © farm of ap how finally th & “om taking the bo nthe best ewnteld, mei garden ko. and the farmer y oom ents thn come promise” aud gives (he begget the best bail, Such ace uy e been met With scora aud ne annexation of Arkansas Slavery bas been extend- wrengthening its political hail of te of both houses, it was voted that ‘ere When he went to Ohio provided mould be hom he first went trumpet would | hig G n to convey the idew that ~ is @uretha, tration; at the aamne iotent im supportiog ~ | cadered ty Ai the magistracy of the North | their own delt eof the Lm ng wendy ald not have been | | firrt in Boston | at the tt | ordinary importaner | mvowal of sentiment, the most « | it to be w seirevisent truth, that all men which a man wi)l make ten pair a day, after they are colored up. To illustrate the kind shoes the slaves wear, Mr, B, sald he supposed they had heard of theidea of the Southern negro. He asked bis crm A where the shoes came from. The master wishing to quiz the negro, said they grew on trees at the North. “Guess they piok em fore they ripe,”” replied the negro. {Laughter all over the house } » Mr. B. continued in illustration of the idea that the vernment were paid by the soribed @ Virginia planta- graphic account of the 5 rless, comfortiers conditior t—the furniture locking as thot it was brought over in the time of John Smith, ai every thing else Proportion. i eg 7 on ‘the plantation matched. A man Svtng style would certainly pot copsume so much foreign goods asa Northern laborer, The money, them, comes from Northern pockets. A bargain was made in the Constitution that the slave property of the South should be a basis, in case of direct taxation. to pay for its representation in Con- ress. But what bas that amounted to’? Not so much as been raired by direct taxation,as was distributed from the eurplus revenue So that the North paid fo Fierida, Louteiana, the Mexican bow) and Be al all the other disbursements which slavery has required The question now, the ders tell us, is, slavery thail go in to the new territory, or the Union shall be dissolved. Is not the reason why slavery should not be extended to be found inthe fact that itis wrong? Andit Fem gor t it to extet atall? tion, for wretched, ofthe centabileh Mr Dov CLASS (blank aati believe the dome would be more thav a match for the enrlavers, if left to them- relves. Let the Union, then, be dissolved. I wish to tee it dissolved at once. itis the uvion of the white people of this country, who cau be summoned in their whole military power to crush the slave, that perpetu- ates slavery. Dissolve the Union, aad they will raise oft their uBlettered arma, and demand freedom; and, it reaisted, would bew their way to liberty, despite the pale and puny opposition of their oppressors, In re- view of the oppression of this Union, | welcome the belt, whet! trom tbe North or the South—from Hea- ven or from Heil—whieh shall shiver this Unioa ia pirces, Did ovr fathers think of holding on to ti ‘union with the British? Did they look for theories or precedente to ascertain what were their rights? No! they inid down the doctrines of equality, eonsent, and that rerietance to tyravts is obedience to God. | But aiter they had acbieved independence, they attempted to unite liberty in holy wedlock with the deat body of slavery. and the whole war tainted. Let this unholy, unrighteous Unton be dissolved. We are told of the witdom and gooduess of our ancestors. I know they were slavebolders. This one fact is enough for me Slavcholder! What is asiaveholder? 1 wish I could portray him, He would not be @ man, driven by po- verty, disti tim But he would be a cool, bad read his Bible and prayed, long, beny fingers tuto the cradle, and taken an object newly stamped with tbe im of its God, and sell {t aa achattel! And he could t bleered little betng ~ fit to bi Lamb's Book of Life—and inflict upon ber the se rere: cruelties, Talk tome of the of liberty of your ‘Washingtons, Jettereons, Henrys They were strangars to aby just idea of liberty! He who does not love jus- tice aud liberty for all, does not love liberty and jus- tice. They wrote of Liberty In the Declaration of lade- pendence with one hand. aud with the other clutched their brother by the throat! These are the men who formed the Unioo' [cannot enter into it. Give me no union with slevebolders! I wi dissolve the union ot thove States, ud to do ition direct ay. . Mr. nasa ay went on to insist that, by potitte ac- tion, the liberty partywas subject tob and through. by other political parti that, although the liberal party was now visible to naked eye, by avother presidential elvetion it could or passion, to rob and murder his vic- obdurate man, who y > ern banner. andthe hour of redemption to the slave t band. will be soon Mr. A, Wuratow (Mr, Darieigh having the floor) read the following preambie and resolutions :— as, we he ed, by the devalopor during the sitting ef this Convention , | Tabering to w Whereas, every, man ie resp ciety for the thinks? things bels ng forward, with united seal, for the MR. GARRISONS LaTTER. ‘be following letier aidresred by William Lloyd ( to Kev. 8 J. May. fli be reeolter’+ be publisbed:— ' Bosror, Jan. 13, 1950. My Dear Friend:—Among the obstacles interposing to prevent my at’e coat the sett rlavery coavention in Syracuse. on Tuveday next, i# bodily mdleposttion: It is worth going the long distance to see y wily you, tor whom lentertaln a most ard ebip ang higi esteem —you, who and & (m motion of Ge ry ening wor Jue —yor the basis of the anti-slavery | your city thie week Happily. where su mauy able ad Voeates of the slave ate to congregate. wy presence ie | Of no consequence whatever Chat the occasion will be cme of treorcendeot foterest, aud of no @t this grest ‘ericle, 1 feel certain, and that the proceedings will bs ed by the boidest enunciation of teuth, the most radical ‘neat Incutcation of duty, | will pot eure, petbing tertain a dou togs by thelr right we must be willing to make our. y The existence ¥ jo this country, in the seventy fourth year ot our national indepeadence is the most inexcusable of crimes, For @ people, holding re created equal and endowed by there Creator with an inaliena- Die right to liberty to be literally trafficiog in the Dodiew and soul cf millions of the human race, and deoding all their energies to perpetuate this terridie sytem, I the most extrecrdivary paradox tn the re. of de case admits of no hatic language of O'Con- ny vitest of bype- il, aod they make it their guilt ts in. lenesly aggravated by their clalming to bee ( hristian People beiievers tm Hime who came to be the Redeemer std Saviour of oh to vende shudder throughout the think ot what slavery te the extinetion of every virtue. the | nevrishment of every vice, the abrogation of ail boy | Naltation od. vinge. the meroil Dery of the post of mind and th ite thumb.sorews | heatheatsa and | ‘ate is upbeid and defended, in whole or ta part. by aii the leading Fetigtous ad political tofa- evere ia the land—by Catholics, F pteeopatians, Freshy. teriane, Methodists, aud other seere—by | why ats, god (at least so far a promices of the Constitutt soilers—1 feel how utterly tumpoteat t+ lan. dereribe the of the Amerie iation of tyranny invoked upon their ance from bondage is pubic & siration to the world of thelr oaperail¢ied ingratitude and duplicity | Rnow of no other method of putting do (a bloody insurrection out of the question ) making sis to all cases, @ most despicetie | And wicked set. The affirmacion must be. without rem | pect of petrone— every slave helder is @ men-ateaior — and be most be put on @lerel wich t The church that will roovive hia « 4 slavery, | Koept by | } a ber of Lie viotkms, evares to | ‘as read to the conventiva, | Porson. | ments | * Poo Piteoaay ” which gave infinite je smong the | setietactivn. Om Mond | at Law.” se well as to commune with the other choice | . who are to be present at freedoms gathering 19 | j } - ful melodies —the ex« tton of a 4 reettations by Miss Fanny 7 rah ok ar Deane, eutionary dieplay at the former con | y ° Se tae ee are, "Whe Bemve called from New Vert ta ie mended, tose Eoecereh my der yrare~ Mr. Leopold 3 troope, composing part of the 24 infantry, fat Monterey op.htaniog hae | be gat tony thie truly wet | tari from Brume. Gererve allegiance, and must be oevrthrown. There | poxt, will exhibit » brilliant display of the benevolent “, alesis 200 tn enter’ tee just be ion with slave-holders, religiously or ‘this He pees. Iitieall it aeemy to me iapoesble Poe on rye md people of olty. i 1 Bh Coleen. Boteer, Cheriton, §dapn with cota, ia stdin ta ‘0 Sam, 2 days, in by o + 08, lon Sassen oF Baooxtyn Ineritutx.—Christy’s palahaated band minstrels w: theli bent Zant isp Coe Janten , Jom P ye jae fod Pipmbatiy Jos bsolute protection and encourage! syttem; to this hour, that condition has been com- plied with refusal to comply — it dissolves the Ginion inosteehty and naoeesartl oun t, Doboy Telan inten a Pin is Ys Daniel Francis, Paa- pion Inevitably an ‘come (3 LL rs je —__ tee ponatit Lida Bieber mi vaited st ee i ite, ie Ay ua for Catt, ate iphasrangs, Holts, Bath ‘Star, Madi St ‘the Unit nd 11, Orosey, hance for Calt= Ecoventa with asath eed as aqeemons otis nail 1a cb delighted with Messes, re lear pela Sae, Gal, Grower, pangs COU | Ley Wht Jaton, viachiony Miumy Pre, hodan the name of Ged, of Christ, of humanity, of liberty, is pard, who are decidedly twoof | of the Hook, was run into by theship Vickaburg, the Soa se ae) B id Jos 4 ‘Torrey, for, Portland Crook must be denounced and Fepudiated by ail who revere the Union. being on the 1 te fimo, ‘carrying away Nonge, Fosters’ avesger, Ol Mae eraon, God, love Christ, regard humanity. end cherish li- formats, Bend uk ators Beidey Tete acho: Steerer ie eee an topenl, and engony Pendleton’ dt itabloony for Bostan Tathin, Nerih will meet this lovue. f pny gna Lucy’ Naney, Warner, for Deer iol St tor South about s separation 11 Mr. Greenwood, int manager towed up pane of the visiters, somethi mages. ing character, The Misses e peesed, (in any case. as the whistling win ae novel and interest- bertine, twin saree the thourands of others whe read the New York the success in Iendicg the one on Passengers ipclined to belivv: » fe Sevan ViinaGe Jon 18, 1800--1 write to inform ri fall of soun: from the Balled. Steamship Southerner, Charleston; ship Venice, San Fran- pon ing nothing ”’ South kmows that ven years old, appear in the farce of Pe og ‘k of the ship Ayrshire, (before hore,) of solution of the Union will be the abelition of a tnd the Martinetti familly very great favorl Bien irciand, by mene of Cite esa eek ry 5 id her threats are only to intimidate Northern cow- ardice and servili in the pantomi: Jaz 2b—-Wind at eunrise, 8 at meridian, E; atsencot, 8, 1 am for the abolition of slavery; | Morris will give his amusing comic songs and Yankee | and therefore for the d seclution er the Union tories, ‘The Albertines are ald to be very talented apes 1 ‘ours, uncompromitingly fer free: cohildre: ripe TOR MLLOYD GAIRISON, — . one ere Pepats pene. Weak; Samven J. Maj pe aad ge ay Bats Aan, Jam itmangton, NC. ‘The Important Hallroad Decision in New Perma ‘Tarxton, ase ae Jan. 25, 1850. One of the most important decisions ever made with regard to railroads, was that in the case of Briggs azalnst the Camden and nent Wyrnonng im the Court of Er- Sarvapay, January 26—6 P, M. ‘The merchants had not had time to digest their let- tors, and this being the last day of the wook, trade, although sont#whas more enimeted than it was prior to he and Pilgrim, me oe oi MecNear, do Fy £ BEE B < i ii 7 of thi jark ap ed; the sen Stine co'ss to wake it i ippeesitle for any surf boat, rors and Appeals, a to you by telegraph this af- | the receipt of the steamer's news, was yet rather limited Aa nengn She ie ah She. Wane. me Wy ed] Seasons tants gin ite resulta, it {s supposed, some- | as to the amount of transactions. The firmness con- Towa, Biske, Nor 00% ship is to told ge where about s million of dollars. The ease upon which vephcatoer comer ti i, Granville, for tho Sith inst, Yor the Venodt of wicm Tt nay conserss by the She principle mas desided in thi tnstance, was that of bra app ctichagdhins. sun ciisy tor Conimissioner of Wrecks, an appeal b; nite originally | lished yesterday, was continued to-day, Witel sare ana hte were Raeuyeoter to pe | sade toa: fe aubenh ah -alembigearione aabens "hn Sieg i Manton ton, utp Of anh fee 06 Seba. 50, halen, seteiae Briggs before .e Justice of the Peace to recover the pe- | flour market was heavy, with moderate sales, at old f the calte, ond tesiog aed ine i manly mech aged and nalty of $100, ‘peseibed by law for extra obarges on | prices for State and Western brands. Canadian was east kistorin, Fork 3 Jan | Chated by the rose dows. ig whieh wiak is tee freight ,bet York and Trenton. An appeal | also dull at previous quotations. Wheat, both Ameri- ey eons yen. One case of Koes Masmeastt & few bars of flat pat ay Wee agen to the Supreme Court, | can and ian, was firm, but transactions Cavncueane dam 4 —-Wess Pots iverpool, | iB, are all that had bosn saved up to itn! which affirmed them ¢The case was thence removed by 1. Corn was some firmer, with a steady demand. | for N Yor! R Suir Deva, of St John, NB, the Company to the Court of Errors aud Appeals, ere Was no marked change in other articles of bread- Carer pan Noy li—Arr Col net Beans NYork; 20th, | a*4 fore to mast carried away, opting Wo where, after argument, the decision below has been sus- | stuffs. The — market exhibited nochange. Beef Feabelle, & ol, Bl Bogle, Lovett, Chima; | J M Wa forther particulars given. tained by the votes of a majority of the Judges. washeavy. Lard being in good demand in Liverpool, | 1th, Fat be wn jhe e = ‘veeael reported Saka, with loss of mainmast, i gle ntict toe Bley ny cinta | Rola on mvp ee eee Hewett, ilo Grandes 2508, John Murray, Li {Wass Siar Naprowe, of Sag Harber, has bean para aheed ite cnibois ied maaeeon tees tee | a ty Mths asta, Coffee welog tm the hands cf fee Jam }0—Acr London, Hebard, London tor vor ee ete nae een Pdgasieee treat sate Camden to South ferns oes from which poiat the treigut | holders, was firm. and better prices asked. Sugars and ne ie ae was carried In Doate, over waters entirely out of the | molasses showed no marked change. — r Deo $i—Arr Hudson, Mahou Ui voek Deg Dewnans ing overboard nino bales oF gottons act off, and came 08 jurisdiction of New Jersey. and that they could charge Buxavsturrs.—Flour.—The tranractions of to-day gant ‘iba, egy Sad mg oe unser cheat hor, ard the aivates day, to nt goin hain upon these whatever price they close. They ate: amounted to 2.400 bbis. at $4 37 56 al$4 62 for fini rite C jer the ee of cut topmasta w rT common to straight State at $4 8136 # $5; mixed Onio custained no of end Indien $5.06 a $5 1254; mixed to favorite 12 $5 25, and $5 448 $5 56 for pure Genesee, Southern Flour, was lose firm, and dull, with sales of 700 bbls. at $5258 $5 37 34 for mixed to straight but duil; 150 bbls sold heavy, with sales of 200 bbls. Jersey at $2874 for common, and $3 for extra. Whee Tm market was firm at prices above the views d nothing was done in domestic. Cana- den rras’ held fm, with sales of 3,090 bushels at $1100 $111. was held somewhat higher, with a lot of 2.600 Viable reported sold at 64¢. Burley—Soms tales have been made at 68 a 700. for prime, Oats— The demand was good, at 39 a = for Jersey; 48a 46},0. for Nortbern, and 34 a 35¢. for Southern. Corn was in fair dewand. Sales reached 30.000 bushels, ia- with the road cluding heated, at S70 ; Southern and Jersey yellow, to Judge Ogden, who was for @ reversal of the Jectsion | arrive and on the epotyat 600; and white below, also read an opinion, in which ne concurred | 6ic. Canadian peas were in good request at 00 & 940. ae oe Rath > a ee ee with the majority of the Court, that tl mpany eri | in bulk and in bbls. Dees | i case pmb Ktante, pot ‘NYork: Jen piven an erronesus construction to thelr chart sorron.—The Niagara's letters were to Rand thie | ga" Blizatcth ‘Bruce, Fuirhelds Bos * Remittance, that the restriction upon their rates extended 0 forenoon, and are construed Yory favorabl; core, Mobile; Versailles, Hunt, Boston; ‘Noumier Holberten, entire route from Philadelphia and New Yor arleston. Hill, and Magnolia, for NOrle: argued that the facts proved did not bri x cues. mi deet oy eam dy moreover, in adjusting thelr obsrges, under the advice of able ocmnsels The loerte, uowere?, have now deeld- ed that tbe Companies misconstrued their charter, the restrictions rc which extended over their whole line frora city to city, boats included. Five of the Judges of the Court of Errors (the Chan- | cellor, and Meters, Randolph, Speer, Schenck and Sia- nickson) voted for affirming the decision of the courts below, and three (Messrs. Ogden, McCarter and Porter) were for reversing it. Judge Randolph read along written opinion in the affirmative, while the Chancellor (Halsted), and Judge Speer gave oral opinions, taking a somewhat different View o1 some points. but concurring in his Gaal concla- sions. The Chancellor intimated, | understand, at least ‘a doubt of the right of the company to charge snything upon their boats exclusively, connected as they are 0. stip domage madd st B with deapatel, Burg Wiii—The steamer Relief, which went to the aa Histance of the brig Will, ss ashore on Cedar Point, revurned Jant night, having been of fo service Mie Oleeon’ NYork, Dee #81 Nautilus, Lincola, Paisrio, po was Maire: furan Hortense Palermo (and cl; for er. bei pared to atte: ything farther. ny youtere’ ‘ving iu the same pysition ia which she weat ‘tom, NC, for Boston, ‘Was spoken Po inst, Int 34 20, lon 7t 30, with loss of deck oad, night of 14th. of the Now York pilots, informe us that the vessel ashore at Barnogat Inlet iss ship or a bark. She ap- Awerican, and had uth) TtLNy, ‘Ghar les ton. r, Pee 27th, Panletta, Bonrosta, NOrleans, sth, Jun dare Emma, Edeaed, NYork far Bromon, put ‘on account of Hatveor, Dec 24—Are Trophy Purriugton, Givon, NOr- wr poo Rotierdam; Sid Jan 4, len Augusta, Henderson, Nu Dee 2—A Nia, Uitick, NOrlesns; Jan 1, we achat ogre niet Chey, Reet da four J P Jounson, from Wilmi but he the case within the peval act under which the suits were insti- tuted; that the act did not reach the case; and so voted in favor of a reversal, upon that ground, The principle ie, therefore, settled, that i of Sroxrx—Oct 13, - Ko, N of the E nC PORT: z of the Equator, Champien, sg w kept 9%, no oe ke, Gov Hopkins, Dartmouth, 60 iy lately ened to the actual state of things, and who base thelr views and quotations upon @ few trans- actions, confined to the soared holders have deman and received from \< to 34c. over the prices paid for parcels forced on sale in the beginning of the week. Our figures are as low as cotton can be bought, rye doubtiess. many would like to buy middling 12jgo. We quote— Spok Ship Resooe, of New York a from Rio de Janeiro for Mee Oe > s, 55 jus, trum Mobite for Havce, Jan 10, at 26, tom a Br), z rar uiP LAeRe (Br), from Waterford for New Orlouns, Jan 2, ip Nacwi, | Saeed from Liverpool for New York, ne +50, lon 15, iriston. — from os Ayres, Deol, lat 4 8, lon FOR CALIFORS!. charges for freight is more thon the law allows, sud that the company is therefore liable to pay the penalty of $100 for evcry offence. A large number of cases are said to be in the bands of lawyers in this and the ad- joining States, all of them waiting for this decision; and when it is remembered that the company have traus- ported an immense quantity of merchandise at the rates now declared to be excessive, it will be seen that the: notwithstand- at was supposed to bs e matter. | understand thet o, by responsible oftioera of the company, that they would refund the exorss ia every charge if their réves were fivally decided to be illegal or excessive —Cor, Newark Advertiser, Livenroor Craseemens om. Uplands. MW. Orleans and —- ware a Ship Tercuter, ¥. atclphia (Oot 23) for Cabterpia, Nov a w. Ship Martha, ley, tom Ni antucaet (Oct 16) for Cati~ fornia, mo date, lat 33 Ny ton 31g 1oeate Marth, trom —— tur California, no date, lat 83.8, on brie ‘Ari, Warsh, from Newburyport (Oct 31) for Califor- nit, Deed, we lat Re. eae nm Ports. 08 Aras, Nov 24— Snipe Fosse, Hallett, waverd, frome do, Ken. Brew ” pa ne 3 wharieston; Tarts ns Gettende, Bs Dailey: ond Jaen A i eaervels eos New Yorks Parlin (Coxe) Brown, , New Orleans dele: Wuaw Tucker, lice Frazer, Curtis, and Ashbarion, y Sth, Midernia. (s) ‘Stone, New Hash Knowles, aud ‘Gessyi = oe — al e.. 1m. 3 —Pork—The market was without material change; the sales were 600 bbls. at $8 60 8 $8 62% for ar old prime; $10 50 a $10 623¢ for old mess; $9 Yea $9 8736 | On the ‘an aM f for new prime, and $11 25@ $1137%¢ for do. moss, | tion with Holyhead, Movements of Individuals, Governor Ujhazt, accompanied by Mr. L. R. Brole érch, airived im Philadelphia yesterday, on their way meg ‘Tol ud wind was 65E, light, for Boston, Aymar. ‘Nichole, from are cw Ocleans; Sth, Laurel, ‘Becukea, for Baltimore, to New York. ho othere of the Hungarian deiegation | Beet was heavy, with sales of 150 bbls. Pr id Ist inet, Aemacanth, Biles, Bow On m" ‘ — will follow ebortly . for prime. and $8 60 a $8 62/4 for mess; prime mess was gee, Rewiiel Den ceepemne Laveen Sew Xeae Ply iy oat dean ee “4 Hon. Seth barton, late Charge @-Aqaires of the | not plenty. A lot of 200 Uletows sold at $18 60. Bost 'N Orleans; Wm Pona, Michacls, Wes bosset, Carter, dr: encer, and West Poirs, 60. Bama were firca, with sales of 60 tierces at $13. Cut sy. Robinson, N Orlen meats we: fair request, with sales of 350 tierces and thie aM shoulders, @ad7\o a7ige, for Lerd was 250 bbls. sold at 635. @ O's. poids aad cates ween ‘steady and in fair demand. Reorsere ey Paopvce ren Rati noavs, Jaxoany 26. Eric Reilroa! Flour, bbis hilt, bas arrived ia i and taken lodgings at James Buchanan, of Penn- | 8 of the United State: United States tothe Hevenles. { wi ) Lers, fri ates for New vk Jolanna, (Beem) Jack: 4 Acdison, Wars, for NYork, ldg. Yor! tagonh: Z a, Campbell, 'N Urisane:” Tnivsa ta coy iiler, Savannah; 24, Adetoromble, Low ‘Orieans; Patriarch, Miter, Movil a, Hannah 4 Sia lit ats weil, Boston; 8: ‘Sie inhaed Fackeun, ‘Doran, ¢ Guar: carry en Peabo jelen, J late representative tn Coa: . ape the Hou. Joba 8 Pendleton, ¢ representative from Virginia, have also been visi- tere in Washington for the past week. — Provisions, Theatrical and Mustent. A Bowrny Ty “ Clarisse.”? which was again per- | W formed last we think, too great and too benutifui a jared at the fag eud of @ pring ‘a, Davies, Savanna; neriee & J Home Ports. cipal pirer, hich tal up the groater part of the even- ud ‘Gonahrs 0m, PeGaire, Ghssieate jHostingare = Datrviwome, Jan 25--Are barns Justice bes Kendrick, fog, #bd prevents many from seeing ie ‘And itis well | Aches, a NYork; Lith Arc, Baines N | Boston; kdmuna Dwight, Ualiett, Boston; brig Naacy, Dar b seelng— ite seenca are bean the sentimeots | Whiskey. do. one achra Sarah J meee Rw Yer a sre just avd adrairatle, Fgh eer striking, aud the , Butter, packages ry eth Plot mtertaining and’ pleasing. Winene performs © | Cheese, boxers ss igbly comic part iu ® highly comic mat way be ures the ballit who Jonding at do 204i elt, Austria, Tor! Ne ; Minerva, Mt iladelphin's Bia Boule, nd Amelie, , Jord Comoro, Scudder, comes bo ter: xeowtioa ‘ rey on ell in the house, is fine; he first erama a loafor bread | Flour, bois Eioatonic idridg, and Sus Georges spoons * down his throat. and then gives bim atl the chatre and | Butter, pockages wa one he forsinguen "Seeton aad ie, tables by throwing them at bis head, Altogether, it ia | Merchandize, do.. 360 do; Sa, Kitsy Cordes, Campbel | er Stem chlo Biogas € on & deeply interesting drama A piece, entitled $08 or M Yerpook; ship hey State, rhe “ The Siege of Comorn; or, che Wungarian Patriots’ — bo} ince, NOtlesee, Cella, Barviesi: Mente, Soke Bees written und adupied by Mr. St L rao bas also | Gheete, do. . = tisk! Atalacticvts: Mertinec, alas, Piladelohts Tineos compored pew vooal aud Instrumental iusto for itis | quiver der) 133 Faliadelppia: Maty ial, Dray, Sind, dedtesse to be produoed at this theatee on Monday evening. al, °: ins ey ego Geran Bird, Godfrey, Buoanwar Tueatne —Last evening, for the fourth dreared 442 Palledelphts fet Kesvees Monee aoerrd time thace the commencement of the comedy am ‘ad. pend Lawrence. Allon, N Carel Sm Was presented the sanie hill of fare, “wid tea te Wool, ‘bales. 120 Somes Meenes, Chien ‘to tate Peslin ‘Teas mtigees Young hearts?’ and the “Lady of the Lake,” with wndi- ther, sider. ; 4475 by Wesnern akan, Rovenon 4 he * miuished ruceess ard equally deserved <clat. “There wi packagea, ae 433 “pike, 8 ene more yu dramatist of the pres y Jeno more popular dramat p Oute, bags... « 750 sgles beiga Visen, Matttas; aad from elow sender, Unaide; bark Thames; beg Sm: * Se agzen, Jen b |» Sleopet, ‘Dtb, Lightfvol, Buckim, de. did 28d, sche Coral, ‘ais ieee yo Jan 25 64 PM—The a vt f ica, Nosy site Stee, Iola (hoon Dortoaues 8, beat im an, Deart of the audience in me do F was performed during the en- . do with dis ir. Hudson, It is, therefore, with much | the revival of Bourcicaul:'s celebrated comedy of London Assurance.” which will be progweed on to-morrew night. Madam Ernestine Kathleen isan excellent aequisition to the company, snd her execution of the grand dence of “La Gitana,> Je a graceful pertormance of the terpsichorea Bowton’s Trrarar, le, do 24: Gertrude, Bat | ak. Denlery, for Phiede Bovdder. do x thie morning. The ster erly ae oat, aud o Large bark abso together with © consideeabie Moet Ot echre, are ad Rwroat—Arr echre Win Wiloon,, Gives, Ra for Provicence; Minerva, Givran, Pail Kiver fe Berah #roets, Curtis. Norfolk. Cla sehr (from Aux ©: yer) p hang Pribaen iru’ tJ 2—Arr brigs Erie, Ryder, Boston; Sgroueter Bis rend Ts; Wado, ders Go de, do. Boston and M. Rai re Wilde. Enel ee Hank, 10 40. O14 Colony alton ye ere. $07 tate be, Soule, t eae Repubtic. Marshall, d Ve, Jordon, do vith; Josiah Bre waaticld, and Arr ache % Stration, Studs: Le , m8 tut, do with alapateh) Carchagens, Jones for Rally, Well : Radic, Bare ble and highly Big, Ish. do, tiolow, brig J. ‘dows, trom, probation of yesterday's am 1 Copy AR hd seroma, ree in the most gratifying manner possible taipments. which embraced the vhole distinguished talent of dir. Burton's excellent company, commenced with the ever popular comedy of the * Serious Family,” which was reovived last night with taumultaous ap- Flause. Messrs. Burton aud Brooghem seted arith Their aceurtemed ability and success | Sontinued ebesrs. The several were a with taste and ed with Morton's ox rien », Jan 2b Arr sche Trumot, Ames, NYor™, au tare piso Chas teath, daapuor, A ¥ork for pm $100 Cit Uric Kailroad, 6%; 3 ‘Th nee NYorr, tot; bwitveriand, tame Svonshife, Hovey, de 2th; Sir Robert Peal, do of Births, Marriages and Deaths ave dineuncements net inserted, unteas duly anthenticeted and paid for, Married, Re: Perkins, NYork; Ster- 0, id. To, “Willem arbor. Srez7. a apes, ha iad, Pleas evening will be repe: comedy of the “ Serious Family,” Nand that of th J. H. Hobart, Tuomas Hctpse ies, wi cf - late of Fort ettner fo vet Heslock, 1 i er Henri ¢ Manav: +s Deo 3-814 Padrenesiondet, Sisotrem Bo top; Kezio, Kendo il Messina; 30th, Bdw Coht Ort. ta. tor NOrienn: orge,and Rosa, t ssid bea Keun: Foo Tiewes Visher, F Barnes, PS Glana, . to ter of William Jermyn street, Lom ‘his city, 20th inst. by the Rev. Charl F. Hanvow to Miss Fa. At Philadelghle, 294 tast., Crances Hin, Je, to im | | Manta Loxe, Natiowat: Travan. —We have already Female Gunrd,”’ placed aa it nightly 1 in the centre of other pleasing dramas, to the Pitt dia- mond, eurrounded with lesser, but bright je oe compared it to a beautiful wom: rms seem to increase this, our sketch of comparisons we were to compare it. rurrounded goed play: 9 vole Rome fell, ¢ cone, Chare, fh Marseilles, ith inferior, bat oe fat turkey, garnished wit p The fret at the “ Female Guard,” OT, wt least, does not tire On Thursday, in the 85th year of her age, of averere | lar bronchial attack. Sanav, wite of David. Reseel Lee, wad | only daughter of William Lee, | § ee yet, but continues to draw unprecedented houses — ‘The friends of ber family. those of her husband, Last evening. the house was a perfect jam. rach a jam ate invited to attend ber funeral, from the house of het | Se proprietors delight to see, more ravory io thei: father, No, 60 Reade street, this day, at half past 12 | a ennnns bearte then raspberry jam to the palate, The immense variety of the bill presemted may well ascount fur this o'clock. ote ey 1850, of Croup, Jous — Yannis, NOr~ ee Mortal “bavaaiera ro. ALE —THR Good, with, ‘aad Fixtures of a rece Drag, and Prosertp— Berry ai y Mallall ¥ tion! Ta ie ea | loeated and 19 6 York (sid sume day, and was off } cere _ Hie remaine “as be a this morning to Pompton, | der, Beinricheon, Hambors be YS > New Jersey, for interm: Ne r dohas A Marthe Deore ber 10th, .~ ba ty Dee iness, of fever, Janes C. Buenas, Consul at that port, formerly of this ae. ”* which was received with every mark of satisfaction. It was folle by the drama of AiLor the Stege of Streleu and the burlesyus on the * Kevolt of the Harem,” @otitied the © Revolt of the r or Hoves,’ which were performed with admira telent. which afforded « great deal of pleasure merriment to the whole assembiy. Mr Mitchel in the x a Triptoiemus Moddiework Cr = bat of NET Sateen a oven, Dee 28.- Art Nisida Stewart, ieee. coun) 8th, Patagonia. id 19th, ‘Sultan, Brown. Sarat ‘Cre- having mie oitadetphia, ) for Boston, soon; Mercier, Port of Sew York, Jan. 27, 1850, rk 1g Brann, J on 7— Kate, Filles, from Work for Lo Brenna, Ji Sid Stephen Lurman, Clark, & ca, Nee WoT Ate Tenerita, Lyman, D Tetegra Mi Bad Bee Sth, Juha, & See xeneral news columns (or the latest Marine Intelli- | frend coneert. of the American Mui once by Telegraph. y attracted, last event house at the Astor Place theatre 1 for that cocaston were of the most. beaut fod they were rendered in manner which lef nothin, to be deri rleneed a li sae ch serirad cesta is ne arricane in jet 43 Sy Deo, in lat 49 N. Lond W: vielen (8), Borey, Loveland, do, 3 The wreck of the American packet ship inet, by auet on, ie two lote—the bottom, £35, ond the remai ny ck te aging @ sold by on operatic lostruments und 4 national airs, the direction of ereonted by etm | Me Theodore Eisteldt, formerly com tactor of Concerta |” Brig—Gen Tayler, ® as Vitienne im Parle Me Joreph Burke played on the | , Febte—Rebort Miller, Moston, Trinidad ging to the ship were violin a cor certo, whiel Peselved with oa nera ound ce » 2 e ad BA. band verve ™ Bed ~ a reveal Jo Tarks of raticfaction, A doetto, rung by Mies Julie ‘pom, Oe 1) be equal to River ame fase’ Northall and Signor Rovsi Corsi, elicited barste of 3 6, Bolince bee i fovea ta th ed tar repgriot tran ri <a devo pa planse for favorite cantatrice, #ho is too rately | beenteh; Goats, | ees) i, as of the work on semiaad beerd Signorine Tram and Pat Signori Forti and Pesover, Bases be. Brtce al wm ra Png By Te neend, 222 PBroadeay, ‘And by the Au~ tose te OCTOR YOURSELF PRIVATELT—| don Pomaane.ef fhe Reekes Raculey lepton, oe Beery y One SEP STS, showing P 1 Diss aitorm Guidi were on the eeone of thelr triaa Teorived ne usual as epotled children, the copeert went oif remarkably welll hoped that it was productive to by wbich it was given. fe. Deane's Concent.—The second convert of this widow and her fine bil who are very talented, will take place on Wednesdsy evening t. tertainment i# very attractive. as. iodepe excellent display of herself and talented o Pifincelphia: Kannebesk (t), Flower, €9 mech, Fowler; Henry Us: death and Ww nny, Providence; Emperor, Clark, N Arrived, Ship Rome, Munson, Calentts, Sept 21 mith k Walsh. ‘Tassed 0 left St Helena Deo 14. cbaeeed senal Yat 234, Pe is Wee 213 Were | h Br tei Bligabech Buckam, standing N; | } d slanals with a Gen Am ship, | ed signal. bine, vel? 7 ~The Erma, from New York for Bremen, has ere on aceount of the toe it company, an excellen will ple orders having arrived from Lisbon tais day yhien lett, w partion! stands ane ly those cont eewall part of here op J young ladies, th in order to forward the benera- lent chject of aiding « family who ence filed @ com. | forte bie position in soelety, till dvprived of thete, pe: rent, have generously comsenied to sing @ dust Tele hoped her present concert will not be @ | &e. Ch rember ise ta failure, and that the Coliseum, om Wednesday evening | baip Angon, Buiots, Savannah, 7 dave, bound to California; J, Midanicn, Trieste, 74 he quarantine from Marseil'es end atl yeoterday disceutioved. Ali sicvmers ¥ Bow attive in free pratique. Foreign Matis. Leeren Race of er Georgia, for Marans, Charts, Ponnma, and Unliforuia, will ologe t tue Merald vilioe Mom: nce, Murray & Ingate New Urieans, 22 days, with miso, to ie Hiller, New Orte werse8em ois