The New York Herald Newspaper, April 9, 1851, Page 1

WHOLE NO. 6743. e.a8 T cerale, pri, will be ‘titled the OCEAN OF LIF! Sie Thnothy Tadpole, Me Johnson Weseot Miss Jecalma Jenkin clude with’ the drat f tl rover, MeN. Joh ss ime Wiebabs, Me Wass nia, Helens, Miss Pella Morville, Tae. C. ee ot. 7g com SLE: _THENEW_YORK HERALD. PRICE TWO CENTS, _ AMUSEMENTS. Byoseway Doors op glonhe se Deh Cirele as Soand $6. Wetnennsy it be ioe the VISION iar eae ota! Seton: ‘Tacmar, Mr. Whiting: ‘ir Predeticks arise ie Signor Carlo; Ge ‘Geuli of the Hharyy 3 is iy nai ‘and, Mr. Reynold; in Seng Mat- | ey Misa A ‘Gourenheiin; Ocelle, Mise J. Gougen: Mrs. isherwood, Provious to the apeceneie, hai BETSY “DARKER. Bees CHAMBERS STREET. —EVERY EVENING ie gheat,xwritien and. best played comedy, Ht YS "cn'ce with new nnd peculiar Rover; painted, new and elegant Costumes. The wen ee a ‘talent of thia company sustaina the fore A new farce of ori; Foi TIGERS; Or, The princi nal consteaction® THe ling Hop, with ull the Ladies as ATIONAL SERATRR, CHATHAM STREET. Pri $5. Ro esenry ee at a hal ‘Wednesday evening, April $ TAM—Gonoral Washingt me Me. Watkiney Ki r. WP Taylor itaery ane, Mr, Pie a Favor; Dan Morga Brentaycr; Sally SlarGny Mrs, commencing with the pot ey ERS 18 NOT GOLD—Step! Sturtha Gibbs, Miss E. Mestayer. [RCHANTCS, HALL, } No. 472 BROADWAY, ABOVE eee Ones. wrgry Bienes &i th origi management of z D, c c a innual benest of N. W. ‘iould, Guitarist. = AT FELLOWS’ ‘tween Howard an Grand the seek. (The celebrated hott wh. 4 well know mnt aud vorsatite vorps of t fermera.? under ane alveetion: ot certs in this city for the last year, have beon receiv. the greatest favor by the clita amd fashion of this {opolis. Their comcerts consist uf But ea, Witty Sayings, nd Instrumoatal Perform: inte afternoons, df tal ented as and exporienred pos- Lio’ oF jeaque Italian Opers horusses, Dancing, inesday and Satur- accommodation of Satie, Deasie O Doors open at 7, to commence at 8. ORN & WHITE'S ETHIOPIAN OPERA HOUSE, 0, 400 Broadway, # the Coliseum.— and experienced performer: will nightly appear in their splendid variety of Eth Doors open at a quarter before 7, to com- tance 25 cents. four doors from wists of twelve tale entertainments. menoo at a quarter before *. eon performance every Wednesday and Saturday, oora- | cos. at So’cloek. E. HORN & C, WHITE, Proprietors. IRCUS—NEW YORK AMPHITHEATRE, oy BOWERY. £ to Mr. WB. % ng will appear in Two § All the great attractions of ‘Amphitheatre will be called into requisition, to furaisia Hed novelty. A splendid partorm | m this Wednesdey utterno » deus of tneoveae ship. entertainment ot une anee will he xis < | of frelands painted by the Beat leiah a ‘ommence at half-past 7. HE HUTCHINSON Fa. | y evening, April 10, Iss st. | o—Gentlemen 29 cents; lad Many new productions, with « fow old favor ‘To commence at 4 to 8 o'clock. Asay HARDEN. THIS “BEAUTE UL ay-? ‘the view from the gallarion ot & of our noble bay and harbor, Admission 125, cent: RANKLIN ate 175 CHATHAM SQUARE.—G EO. — A: porey Peg) ia Bene | ' ‘ar pl as poten voqeal in the world, | ioe! Fat. Figpeatce IBLO’S GARDEN.—CIRQUE FRAN 50 cents; childrss net 9 yours wt I nesday afternoon d eventug, April 9, G ments will commence Remarkabls Equestria: Fe ‘eats; Great Polandric ‘the American Horsomat Thomas Nevill Resdan Uses, Alcs biel Madame Caroline t Hante Ecole; Ascension of the Globe; Thomas Metallum make his second appearance; the Rivers family in the Juve: Brocouaw $ LYCEUM, NROADWAY, NEAR BROOME street.—Dress Circle and Parquette, 50 cents; Family Circle, 25 cents; Orchestra Stall Seat te Boxes, $5. Wednesday evening, A: Ape 9, the qe ‘formance will com. mence with the comedy Sethe SERIOUS FAMILY—Charles T ni Mr. Palmer; ‘Captain iphy, Maguire, Mr. ir. Aminedab Sleek, M nne; Lady Sower- Vernon; Mi ‘orre! ist Mary jude with’ the ratic pomanse entitled the OF AlK—Asteria, Miss Mary Ta) ie lor; Uraniee, Miss Gould; Astoroth, M, yeter; Roland, Mr, Palner; Welsiers Mr Raymond STOR PLACE THEATRE.—LEADER OF THE OR rom thea bie eg rae French Company will Appear on a evening ril 10, in the comic Tanto vite of LES PETITES MIS} nes DE LA VIE After orhten will be played EUX AMIS, OU LA COUR MALN vaudeville of LES ¥ Door opgn at Ohy o'clock; curtain rises at 734. Private boxes $5; Dees Circles and Parquette, 40 cents; Amphitheatre, 25 cents, Bayows AMERICAN MUSEUM-P. TT. DARNUM, Proprietor a re tant Manager. Ad icra to the Museu nesday, April 9,—Madelaine Onee More. ek—-MADELAINE—Bertrand, Mr. C. Wl Miss C. Chapman, In the’ eveuing, the MAID RT ie followed by a dance by: Miss West, | AND CR. 8. ‘The innumerable curiost- rae fa ‘a ‘hinese ¢ ction, &e., are to ra Letween 8A. M., aud 10 P.M, every day WILL SOON CLOSE, AT bigton Hall, No. 533 Broadway, the p: of, ateatin Pilgrim's Pyogress.—The public fully informed ‘that the ‘exhibition of thi which has received the universal encomiums of t Press, and which has been visited by almoxt all the “boats gad on ure Cour elty, will close during the coming month, en 4 age Fe evening at minence at @ quarter va, 29 cents., Descriptive catalogues, 1254 Exhibition every Wed ‘and Saturday after: ‘ons, at o'clock, when children ill be admitted half price, RS. LAURA A. JONES’ CONCERT, THURSDAY | evening. April Ii. Mrs: I, A Jones will give hor First Concert, consisting of Sacred, Miscelancons, Vocal and La- strumental Music, on Thursday evening, April 10, at the Chis | nese Assembly Rooms, aksisted by the following emi tits aud ataateurs Evnma Gillingham Bostwic Julia Wheelock, M Hawley, Mr. Henry C. Mr. Philip Me ter, Mr. Robert Andrews, and Choir of St. Bartholo~ ‘of members of the New York ‘0 ceute--to be had at the usual Hisrmonie Society. Places. taken within the list three years—in fidelity, inte vith Tekh songs, Lrish, minsi tons. Every evening at 7%, o'e nd Saturday torneo tSu'cloek. See imittance, 25 ee Mi RAND NATIONAL CONCERT(POR THE { ion of his deserintiv k, the Battle of Bunker Mill.) whic pos Jast might through ti inctemency of the weather, will take place at Castle Gatdem | Monday April 1, when the tickets aud programmes of Aprti Sth, will be used: APEL, 713 BROAD. he Alleghanians will ‘y programme, embrac rf ini be sa ‘each evening. Tickets 29 com Gert to commence at7% o'elock. GATILER'S COSMORAMAS, CORNER OF BROADWAY | and Thirteenth strest.—The first section, containi felleenea of twenty-six views of Enrope, Asia Minor, Sy the Holy Land, Ey Egypt, Nuble, snd Arabla, will be exhibite il the eighth of ; after that date, all these will be by now views, unusually interesting, ROY MUSEUM.—APPLICATIONS FOR ENGAGE- ments for the spriug season, to eommenoe in Apeil, ma, | ¥ made to the manager, W. IT 1 the office of C. 1 and Iw (ir. M.'s) alwemoe trom thi it by fetter, pre-paid. Sogether with a variety of intsresting Serhormences Sars ‘Afternoon and evening, For parti ulars ace bills of ef I be received on oF bet SWANSON? 3) Market street. Purnapenrnia, April 8, 1801. EXPRESS AGENCIES, we. PANAMA—tAnn | CAnmrAGR, BETWEEN, PANAMA, Cr: lersigned have organice aline of mules on the r i ea | sembly Row! _ AMUSEMENTS IN BROOKLYN. ROOKLYN Wemyss ‘and f-patt 7} and all ov night, Wednesday, April 9 the A new ballet, the POR- ers by Mosare, Evain, Davis, ‘To conclude with th LOUTERY AST SOIREE AT MONTAGUE MALL, BROOKL Ys Mr. Laweay’ wiree will ta! place 4 the Lith instant, at the A Mali. This Line on euch a footing Bit possible. im all sensory travel over the Gorgot Joonthoon ths 9, Crunes ‘uring the rainy | inate the passage on the ucee, 0 avoid all inconvenience paid to furnish this line | 4 everything neces sar; ‘The chacges by guia of any other ling of req with good Bengiish wi gia to conduce to the com! line will be as low One of the great eo angers, as also 40. mie ldy packages that are ncaloulated for passing through tiv the road. except at au enormous expe form those intereste: ald be well protected, particulars, appl tw a wuts at Cruces of Gorguna, al e princt- = acral re ees Panama, orte T. Re Cowan, E : pe ‘ companies engaged In th pera may rely © advance of all othe Varoels received of sailing. and lette leston & C Nesmith & Co., 0 Pine’ street; Levi Apzar & Co ALIPORNIA TRANSPORTATION AN 101 Tt i. NE. = TICKETS, Ls y. TH AMERICA. will leave ih, and will land her je one of the wi aoe Tine at rene ) cheaper am ar through tickets to ¢an be procured at this office, for five dollars 12 Astor House, Vesey stro CALIFORSIA. viows to his retarn to California. mess entrusted to him will meet with prompt atteation, oot, end x ER. | ‘nin. SSOLUTION OF CO-PARTNERSTIP— hy of San Fram ‘© and Sacraments and with Charles King & Co New York, wat Any business w fope of afterwards, without my kn not consider myseif responsible ‘an Francisco, March 2, 185 y §. LESZYNSKY. PERSONAL. FoF MATION WANTED oF JAMES TH. hoarding house in New mation respect vont tecely He LARK, Stewagt P. T. BAR- Assistant Manager, This ile company will ppear im a series of splon- did pieces, Monday and Tweaday, im the new comedy called the © Husband of my Heart,” and the Lecutiful drama of “Ty g, Mr. Chester's Fare SHIPPING. OCEAN STEAM XAVIG ATION © om ANY. via Southam United "8 amahip WASHINGTON, Geo. We sail for Bremen, via Southampton, on m No. 3, North river, at 12 o'e “AIL letters delivered ia Il “DIRECT=TO- ARRIVE, 28k; of the United States Mai The new and «pl id, will nt, wt thi superior to any heretofore bu State Rooms, and other accom» passengers, are unequalled. He with every luxury bhe market afi rely upon their wants b d stew tables will Yor Chagres direct, vin. Havana. siirough tcksta te San F by the United States Mail steamers from Ps “reduced rate to, New Orleans re: at the apt Freight taken to ( taken on freight fter the 4 perf Specie onl, Vike of lading wil be 8 or freight Fr Mail Steamers om the Pacife, iendidwesmehip CRESCENT. CITY. I ohn Tanner, Commander, will leave pier 2 | Chagres direct, om Thursday, April 10th by thie vopecl will ay | ae, apply ate street. orat No. 17 Week ate: re. ACIFIC MAIL STF AwamiP _ COMPANY —(ONLY¥ ria and COreron).—The podiie my, steamers inepected mi partment, and carrying the Us tinue to leave Panama and San Fron ye of each month, tniess deta At, and will touch at Ac The following stew ve ip Company in the Pac Bay ‘2 bors 00 sos f the r Sis REPUBL CAROLIN ALL. COLUMBUS. : ISTHMUS UNICORN . FREMONT | ainiship COLL MBIA will ply. be Franciseo and porte i rrival of the mails ad passengers for the Ibe kept wpfor the trans Paus- engera bot we NDS, of burthen, now ander charter t my nlior' ecmmedicus in ber cnbin arrangements, iil be wey running fe on exten family boat, One of the above steamers will keap wp the eoone tween ‘Acapul-o and the etper Mexican ports tion in the Atlantic will be maletnined by the ips n be cCRESC BTC ar t pe tone onye ‘ EMPIRE CF Leaving "The ‘now steamshipe BL DORADO and FALCON will Naud doth of euch rorm a direet ling between New Orleans and Chagros, leat ing at ench periods aa willl ensure as little detention as pos- fille on the Tethmue, and forming with the Paciie steam ships, a throvgb line to a Mexico, California _ Ores n be eecured fre Arm that place. ‘The fare for thee siseo has been re 400, in state Fo. 0, in lower enbi Hee mh in atoernge, to $100 amcrate fom lew York 06 Chane ont be at the toweet a ¥ safe sen steamer between there 9 Restan- | Oe iees oF terien my Bt the office of Fy Company, " soi Ang 9 Soutp stgect. eig ageney, | MORNING EDITION----WEDNESDAY, APRIL 9, 1851. mae, but it hd establish relations between vs of afar | sumed Innocent till till character, The current of smumor travel ing —¥ this State, Mississippi, and Alabama, which generally goes up the river, will now ram down , they be tried before fo tuck? Now he came to the neat section, where the language was in direct contrast | d with crinte had a right to know | that he was 80 charged. But the person © held to ser- ‘was be to be sent back for trial of this charge? the charge was to be here tried and decided; and | held” to service by the Commissioner, ilty; and it seoured a trial { toereep under a chain to get into his ownsent. If « of existed, where | sae. should arise it themselves, But should THREE STEAMERS IN ONE DAY. ARRIVAL OF THE. EMPIRE CITY, at the place where they could most easily upon the Dill, he should sey but port contained about all the argem He did not frame the erhaps, he should not vote for all its Provisions, wit irther advisement, for he had no contliet with the constitution of the stave or the United little, for the rey he could offer, by the line which Spotford, Tilestom & Co. vie < — all honor for their en- a rich reward for it. Mexico up tothe 10th "it was cry eneral pa he that the Mexisan Senate would not pass the Tehuantepec treaty, ax great opp: tion was made to it, on the grownd that the ters might beeome another Texas. Arista and his cabinet, however, were greatly in favor of it, There was no hope of a reduction of the tariff, or a removal of the probibi- tions on coarse cotton fabrics. house of Druzini had failed for over a rillion and a pane ‘Trade was dull, and assassins of Senator Canado, wh year ago in the hotel of the Grand Sociedad condemned, and were No organization preva! One Million of Dollars in Gold Dust, &e., &e., &e., BY TELEGRAPI, Bosrox, April 8, 1851. In the Sapreme Court this morning « second applica tion was made for» writ of habeas corpus in the ease of The application was argued by Robert Rantonl.on the ground set forth by him and Horace Mana , in their reeent speeches—his argument lasted for an hour aud « balf* Atthe conclusion, Chief Justice Shaw aa- nounced that a decision would be given this afternoon. Mr. 0. G. Loring is closing for the defence; he will be weplied to by Mr. Thomas, whem the Commissioner wilt | give his derision Mis stated that the abolitionists have made # com- plisint against Simms for stabbing the officer whem ae- rested, and that they will attempt to hold bim for trial | om this plea, Mr. Zoring, im his remerks, contended that under the fugitive law, any slave owner may, by going before ° | magistrate at the South, and swearing that he has roa 3, it was only neeessary to | sons to be¥eve that 2 certain eolored personat the Norte ik his property, make out a préwe furie case whick the ing tO aommissioner here exanot id. negro who attempted to assault De Lyon, one of the witnesses, with a club, : to-day, and Beld to buil in $400 foe 6 oppeners of the Fugitive Slave Law, with'm the lime prescrided by the coustitution, com- Tremont Temple, st ten o'clock this peste a There was a large assemblage, the Indiee oe- ff good yortion of the gullerivs, All grades of Ts and avolitionists are present, from tie How. fanesl Moar down to Willism Livyd Garrison. rge majority of the addience are against any violent opporitiow to the law. neoting was ca Hexen Chairman pro tes tory | unless he wan was to be sent back. ‘This case was final. It was decided without a) Comupissioner—8o far as to the restoration: The large commercial _ gitive to the place from which he exeapod, his decision But he wanted them to show that the law was unconstitutional becanse the question of his thee dom could not be again tried. Mr, Rantow)—The constitution did not allow a citizen of Massachusetts to be dragged off to another unlesa it was devided that he was held to servse | to deebde that, was a judicial act, to decide whether @ man was held to service, e was clurged with crime, Commirsioner—The question of being held to service ‘The steamship Empire City, Captain Wilson, arrived at this port early yesterday morning. She sailed from Chugrea on the 29th ult., and Kingston, Jamaica, on the Lat inst. She brings nearly one miltion of dollars in gold dust on freight. and two or three hymdred thousand dollasy iw the hands of about two hundred and fifty passengers, ‘The immense amount of dust on freight comes com signed as follows :— Thomas Sianmes. ublicly garroted on the 7th ult. ed among the city aathorities, and robhrrics were taking place in open day in the streets, ‘The roads were very good, and but few bandits were to ‘The trial of Elie Déron, charged with arson in. settive fiw to his house, in which he kept an academy for yourgy | was to be finally decided for the parpose of removal; ut | he wished (em to show that it was unconstitutional Sor | dealof exeitement, from the faet that the accutedtha» | Congress noy to make provision for a re-eximination of a high position in society, and his schoo! | the case. one of the best in the ity. There is, tainly, strong circumstantial evidence against him; jortt Atter the empannelling of the jury, one of the jurors complained of being sick, when the question arose whether the spurt had charge the juror and empannel another Judge Lavutts held that, according tothe ease of Rex ¥ Edwards, in Russell and Ryan's eports, when a juryina had been talten sick during the tria of the cause, the jury | ¢ case tried de noro, or that | another juror might be added to the oleven, in which case | proved otherwise. the prisoner bad a right to challenge them again, as they | mot to be dragged away 1.000 miles till th were to be swom de naro, The counsel for the accused moved that the eleven jurors be re-sworn, The Stal then challenged two more peremptori excused on account of illness, previously discharged. tion was then And was it nota dif. ©. W. & A. Thomas, Sather & Church. 400. Mawson & Brothers. 500 John Dewitt & Chas. King & Co ‘Thompson & I Fries. commenced yesterday. The case produces Mr. Rantort—tHlis Honor was to decide the question whether under this clause of the constitution this er was held to service—was not this a judicial power? unconstitutional, fow Congress had by | tight to confer juticial power on a comanissioner. Under the previous Ke out a prime’ facie case with ortmae; but under this classe, relat! ' the ease was tobe decided. yr ne yet iguerdaibened presumed % be free till they were citizen of Massachusetts was is by no menme conclusive, wo. the act wi N. 38. ’ MeCready & Co. 1 564 John Cunningham. 11, Southmayd & Son to send back the Wetmore & Cryder §. Kohnstant. Weeks, Kelley & Go: Reed & Wade Corning & Co. might be discharged, and t in *he Police Gourt, tristin the Mettici Tie mecting of ¢ Aecided. Suppose somediody should come here away to Texas, on sxima fac. evide und another Was | they should tell him it vas all a udstake | ‘The possibi. lity that his rights imightbe determined in some otter rb, Was a mere mockery. Was there any probability-that this man might havo a ‘The constitutional provision was, thut | aman held to service should be delivered: up. would any court dare to send a man back inerely | erflow- | because he was suspected ot being heldto service? | the question must be d " | question wae notoriously a judictal act, and tt 1, to determine whether a mau wnt Af thar was not a judicial act Salen Sand & iti The fonel having been | | mrorge 0 phe no jury could be obtained. “A mo- de to quash the proceedings pi which Hayrallee, ‘and the ease was continaed until this | triat in Georgia? It. &'D. Davidson. Gordon & Talbot Beebe, Ludlow & © ithe Havel Fumntig- etanmented! su engagement St. Charles last evening, and were greeted by ano ing and most brilliant house, Crevasses continue te oecur along the coast, and, in anters have been complotely di out, 80 as to oblige them to bring their farailics to this | en! ” whist could be? CATION FOR HOREAS Corpus. Judicial Court this morni: oO, . A. Van Va kenberg | Harvey Loomis... Commann & White. <l to onder, and the Hoa. J. & anne “80 500 Turnbull Date & Bade just Millor & Mayhew .... 4,39 J, Bloomingdale & Co. 1 Young & Hawking... Joha i. White ¥. 2% some instances. p posted the follbwing n The Negro Excitement 1 ADDITIONAL PROCERDID Tn the Suprem S—PELITION ov TABEAS CORPE: S RESUS! 1 pofire a “a Robbins & Son. Hefire the meeting was fully or - Falconer & Co. James Bishop & Co. cw ganized, Mrs. ibby Folsonscommenced to interrupt the proceedings. by a protest against havi ers to enrry’¢ y fave, praying for aw . after consultation with his assuciates, tated the opinion of Che Court, as he did Saturday, aad: counsel to argue the petition Robert Kantoul, Jr. Esq, then propesed to argue the rt to determine whether Simms is | He wished that | of habeas corp) a board of inana- the procerdings jn 4. Spaulding, _B. Upto man, and she was obtiged to sit dowm, MANN-—INC!DEN Ts, ETC. men the Boston Journal, April 7.) At twelve o'clock M. the Commissioner eatne in, but on account of Mr. Rantoul being engaged in the Suprem: he examination of Simms was post poned At one o'clock, thig afternoon the Comuis- sioner again came in, and the hearing proceeded: ‘The Commissioner inquired of Mr. ‘Tho y further evidence in the ease answered in the negative, Mr, Curtis’ inquired of Mr Sewall whether it was arranged who was to argue the ; to which he replied, either Mr, Loring. or Mr Rantoul. Mr. C. further said, that he deemed it his duty to forward the case as fast as Justice would allow. had been assigned for twelve o'elock, and anust now be | gave permission to the &Co.,. J. Stratheim & Co... Johnson & Canfield. Aven & Paxson, matter and asic the held by « good and sufficient: warrant. | it might be allowed as @ right, so as to avoid a del might be carried to A (in a diamond) Schios: & Brothers Minot & Hooper. Judicial Court. 1 “bat the chamge At that time tem was not one person in the State or in private life, the extension of slavery. accursed Tim of »¢ who had so long been the pride of athered ‘togethes all the sentimeuts and noble eflorts be had ever expressed against slavery, amd trampted them under foot; and net only did he wish to & Yast portion of our territory, given $290,000 worth of pu. ie proyerty to build up their in their position: and th might prove fatal as whethor he | nd he beving not utterly oppowed to argue the poi 5 m to believe that the slave | be withdrawn from evstody. ‘The Counsel thought there was great reason to belie would not be in custody in: the Cou number of hours frou this time ‘The Coust decided that the di Mr. Rantoul proceeded, and said he proposed to-sub- | to this writ as a.m mit the several propositions which he read when the Court was last in session, The first proposition was that the power the Commissi Edward Mintura.. ‘Thompson Hiteheoek.16.250 that the part House any grew | extend slavery « aut as not entitled | he held out his ¢ in that speech called the Revere House spec cd & new topic—that of interests—in thee citizens, to induce them to give theiz support to slavery, ld have been eubanced Homer H. Stuart, ntoul preceeded to argue the petition ced by Fencing from the opinion of the « ; axe of habeas conpu ar 1804, betore the Court. ‘ ¢ 19th section of t ould be given: to the ticements, and broael Drew Robinson & C0.100,000 W. IL Aspinwall, It only be oxer- | could not bea | If our peouniary interest the surtrender of freedom, it was an inhuman and project, and we were retiring furt! lerests of Massachusetts. with. every step we took te We have lost, rathor, by this aot. Tt may nid iv making a Northern man President, but we tracting from the products and business of Uke h. How has this been done? Prusident. and by eotton of animal magnetism. 1 am a firm: believer in eottom It has been said: that tate of the reali, but 1 deny it th estate of the cised by a judge. Judge was evident from the language of the Constitution, from the true in- which he read Annexed are the names of PASSENGERS BY THE ‘on, C Blanchard, JR Wilk it Feuuer, W's Wilkinson, mas, Win O Murra: Johnston, R Lockw poxed it could not be pretended mtissioner Was such ® person us ited States Juueo, hold his office for life unless impeached, neither di | reccive a regular stipulated compensation, and thereto he could not be a judge of t there eould be no int as was held by judges ‘The powers granted to the judges of the United States | *¢tin ‘The Constitutio ht it would be time after the party ‘The bearing was now for the purpose EMPIRE CITY. mouuane, | wards eoanpromise eel tla upon the Court to rule in the matter, ‘nt | *hich the Court took no notice | Mrs Rantoul recamed kis reading. and stated that he uire whother George T. Curtis has 9 rig eat. 8. Aconpteing to issue stich a warrant as he has. direct By the maki ver doubt Tmay ap nder this, unless fo h ion wt Hamburg, W Fogo, A G Rob VC Hoyer, J it Moor. AD Court were exelusive. ral departments of th ment certain epecitic powers, ower that Was not expressly given. ower that was not expresely giv ad not power to establish an: Fuch as the Constitation provided for. sioner was net a judge, he could not exercise j Hence, it became an important taquay what were judicial powers, And was the Commissioner calle | upon in this ease to exercise them ? He wax bound to determine whether wha he was ealled upon to do was constitutional. ower, then, « judicial power ? ined in the 2d see, of the 3d article, whie « Did this elaimant invoke, and did this act pro- constituted a care under A suit was a case, marty demands a right one cases that he hat | If therefore, ther . because it rules tie There is a strange power impregnated im it Still worse is it when the velvet co pulpit is staffed with this cotton | delirious in his ministration Article of the Consti- % ad they could taka no be = f the Unit red cushion of the The minister grows —ho forgets his Master's i | precepts—the doctrines of the ament—ant | Heaven forbid thet our judicial seats shall be filled witha ‘And what does this cottom ac- Let the history of the Col € +, lady and child, TW Miley and iw: lady and three children, Os J Doreimontes Pari ‘ction indicated in thi hat the gets done a any done under the powers und stiel as was was not intended by the framers of the eo Hy the acts of 1 o0-and 1850, th capt | pwe psoas w if the Commas | cial pow J Bo B Cliftord, RParacer, this magnetic cotton ecinplish in the editorial chair ? past Lwelve months te influence is coming Jemen, I hope this cottom ‘ommissioner is called e whether the person owes service or labor, 1 of judicial power, and | the constitution {0 said Commissioner, « to the Commissioner concurrent jurisdiction with f the Circuit aud District Courts, whieh Mr. thinks locks like giving judicial power w the | } a i a Boyer, Cf cs If so, he was boun | om itt omer ‘« iy i not granted by } in the earth, so that wa lent on our Southern brethrea In this way the cotton influence is coming soon toan end; and os how will those men who have cl, and how will they appear ia the of the world ? There lsu mereenary Motiv tice You to support the Pugitive Slave lw Soutbern custom. But there is no danger * South will not go bareheaded and unkilted, | becouse we wieh to preveut the freemen and slave a, Davidson, 8 Q th, Cape Agata wr a vollier, 4 Montgomery, Henry Coleman Boi N ford I att A ine r such proceedings a What was a case’ proceeding whereby any it not hed time to ott op read, much less to look after others. was not sufficient accuracy in his mode of statement thir must be his apology A case was where a TCisan wa made hy one party and A case in law, was such a case 3 be hed described which was not a care in equity or i admiralty, Any proceeding of any kind was a case at law. unless it came under one or th reribed in the constitution. H16th page, Prigg laim in accordance with the nt Fead also from the Oth of Wheaton, Cohens vs. Virgi- 878-9, and also, in the case of Prigg va. 0 nin, 316th page, which declared the claim of a master for a slave to be w “case arising under the constitution with- in the express declaration of the judicial power.” He did not deny that Congress might direet the mas in which thir might be done. but C ogress cont fer these powers upon an; 1 ld not confer judicia Tr. nor could th a judicial officer sacrificed prineipl proceeding for of his liberty be # Judicial pec hivolved the whole ease Was this a preliminary pro- ision for a further trial? 0 be carried to the State hike had ercaped. ‘The law did not require that he should be earried there Th re he got there, ant carry ing was final and con- nguage to say it It was said that the slave might have 1 be carried, and to 1 ‘Hathaway, i RD; ceeding? Was there an, ‘The law did not require hi from carrying back h the power of the asked, he said, rine he entered tha | hall. why we were here. and not’ in auother temple af holy consistenes “ta im chatne Panewll i at the first time a tompls of ads of the money changers af . often who sell women and those whoshali drive thoam With small or Jarge loads, as the seo Centhusiasm was here manifwted J and two eid T Dalton, W Pu F It was a mere mcekery of Was prebiminary from the Ith of te ansylvania, which dei justice has been im the those who sold doves; | children; and may there the State to which zing such a trial? re that it would not y did this Court know a | Sion demons by the audience.) And if it had, what gua be nothing to the pur- | on of this Commis if all this were so, it wo or this law made the decis ‘There would be no power to toveh him in Geor He would be deprived of a trial whe: Brooklyn Intelligence. rary. senior, was no would be called in the ip North America, of the California Inde- pendent Line, left Chagres on the evening of the 29th of w Orleans, with a full She will be due at this port on Wed- nesday, the Mh inst.. and will leave on her regular da, i at 3PM. from pier No. 4 North rever he might be di been had, making What was there. then the fiual adju ov in Court. accompanied Drove L. Jordan March, for Ne | list of passengers York. by way of ) y Mr. Clark and the Hon, Am- Mr. Clark stated that be was | but thet his associate, Mr. Whiting, was engaged ina. _ | cause which would occupy him till the latter part of thia I power’ Sir. it proceeded | he constitution, ers Were FUbject to Femoval by the conrt, | and hence did not come under that essential qualifies: tion of United States Judges, that they be appointed du- | subject to removal when confer executive power upon | ! Congress coult as well confer ju- power upon a United States Marshal as upon a If this were not so, of what use was a ant oliject of a writ- everal departments of the Lith inst., missioner the proper ju to show that, according to written constitution ? | ten constitution was to keep the government distinet and separate, ‘The judicial power extended to of Parsons and Bedford contained a fuller deit- Attorney wished the esse to be tried | immediately, ARRIVAL OF THE UNION. | Short Passage from New Orleans—News from | Mealeo—More Gold, «in lawand equity tion to quash the ladict- Uhe canoe would be thus ring good behavior. eve power appointing them ehos Again—they 1cceived no stated ealary, independent of ‘Their compen \ of business don | manner in which it was done | Henee, there was no provision required of Judges by the constitution. A com- mirioner might act without taking an oath, ‘The eom- te. did not come under the denomina- If this were trae, the act of George Curtis in this ease, would be pull and void. He cited from the opinion read by Judge Story in the nnvyivania vs. Prigg. to ‘The District Attorney enid be understood that Jénkiag Mth. and he bad m Ir hene esse. if the defendant would con- elas embracing all So said the Un objection to bake P ato 1 this case, upon the | pas to sail on th cases not in equity or admiralty States Supreme Court, The sixth section of th The steamship Union, Capt New Orleans steamers, arrived at this port early yes- y morning, after @ short passage. '. left New Orleans on the Ist inst. at 8A M., and was at her wharf at 6 A M.. at thie port, om the Sth. She made the passage from the Balite to the Hook in six strong head winds from the Balize to Key West, and from Hatteras to Bar- ¢ left on her outward passage on the Sth ult., t berth on the 16th, at 8 A. M.. and made the passage from the Hook to the Balize in During both passages her engines worked well. and required no stopping. to even key 4d no cooling | to be perfectly fast. and an ex gers speak of her in the highest terms, and there was She is confidently ex- peeted to make her next passage frum city to city, in than seven days, and r The following is a liet of the PASSENGERS BY THE UNION. Rev P Lens, M Wilking: erahem, We Abade their taking an sent Mr. Clark snid this was the witness they believed thoy were going to bring forword to swear what was totalty falee, and it would be spoke of this netion asa “case,” from which he re and the Supreme Court said it was a case of law It fell within the definition of the Supreme Court was a case at law. within the meaning of the third article, Jourt had decided (hat this came within to take his evi- would not, om any account, cea- missioner. the great injustice id the counsel did not state it sand six hours, She experience onfirm this position. the Commissioner not al with any thing tis Hy objectionable. parate for ® week was to expose them te be a bad precedent. he witness and compel hitn to remaimt dif it were necessmry that a party showld * at all—he is mersty urepe. (To the Dis- “there he ls going, he subperna at the iy mi authorizing him to convey him to the State where he was Mr. Rantoul said this certificate did not compel him to | at 4PM. and arrived at beats te thes State carry the part, Devens was null nnd volt, and Thomas ‘mins was illegally held, and ought to he diacharged by 5 Mr. Clark—This isnot 8 ereature.“and is not goin triet Attorney ) + Attorney— 1d going out of the Sta ¢ officer was called who serve Ivy Green, and to whom Jenkins had said he was going in a little while Attorney said he was informed that he concurrent jurisdiction with the court war an officer appointed to perform an inforior act; but a court. and & court alone, un finally. This lw to perform any su ‘The writ was denied, bag 7 thy ENCIDENTS, ETC. his morning, at hi he riff Corburn, ona ¥ rit for trespass, b lored man, named John Rendolf. The writ alley: that on the oth of April last (Saturday). said Tukey as- ned and restrwined of his liberty, and yy thrurting hishand« damage, ax he say Mr. Tukey gav. rhe has proved herself ellent sea boat We the Commissioner not inate office, but to exercise current juriediction; and jurisdiction of law as w: in as and their decision was above th for there was no way in which the Suprme Court cv Mar hal Tukey was « on sickness on board was going on the el Mr. Clark said he Ment. whieh he wor Mr Curtis said the certificate authorized the claimant to take him back to the State whence he escaped, and ure in less than roused to be searched. by in his pockets. the seid Ramdelf, to the amount of $1,000 xt term of th @ motion to quash the indict- if they found they weee Mr. Rantovl—An authority was net a command. Sup- “t laimant «hould pote, under the warrant, gr horized to take this pet this agent af the claimant sold him iu Ma that sale be illegal ? ‘The Commissioner—Most certainly. The sale would be ee Wilkingon, JN » Georgia, and | Mr. Jenkins did not go away r ar Me farland, W He accordingly weapon being found, h A take measures to reong- ypeened. and he would move for an atteehment if he d Jourt—The case 1 have To dowbt ain n the wit news. Clark said it had bean done in another case, can stand over for « have the power to de- ntoul thought if his honor had arrived at bond a conclusion it must be by dircet inepir ‘War not a word in the act to the contrary. The clainaet | carry bim to Georgia. to Texas, or te Caba. gly important that th msideration to this point D Barna, G Heritage, iy. D Daniele B D linyt, E Tur ‘The writ is iseued under tha rection of the Revieed Statutes which i« denominate {uestions of per f th United States Ma nor, Mt Le Blond, and Pate eensron has brought a large sum of money in gold and sliver coin om freight, consigned as follows List oF THE UxtOw | should give care there was no appeal that this was a me toan examination previous to trial ta parallel case, because there was nothing tnt Jaismant to carry the whence he exeaped. and of course there was no pro- Mr Clark continued the: up.a bond is requir preliminary step “others found om hb he could alone | Upcu applicntion tw Man he matter rest ‘This morning. a warrant was put into the deputy sheriff. tor t for the elaimant of 5 Jim the ease. in the tr ve back to the Corning & Co Would enter a walle puosegui, and for that purpose he would bring them all inte court Mr cub There i bietriet Attorney —Only the one. and the origiaad ly the one offemee, That this was t ¢ judicial power, in the understanding appeared from the letter of At- inden to the President; peared that the ly the one Indictment. them, re. The Union brought letter © of the overland mail files of papers have been F ceived by and papers two Our own corres did, wickedly, mat ly. and unlawfully, e in this State, agai act Was signed the constitutionality of th in his reply, used langua; to by the District At- ment lastly allad me which was v A plaintiff, and OVR NEW ORLEANS CORRESPONDENCE. to service agai New Onieane, April 1, 1851 Roll om Board the Steamer Steamship Union—=Dinner on Board—Late N Mexico—DProkelle Defeat of the Tehuantepec Treaty Trial mont of the State, to be bh ‘They cach gave bail in $5.000 for their appe: The Attorney General ays the, 1 officers ha power to hear and deeide t ral, therefore. determined that. these officers had jad He did not quote him as authority ape point he bad in view, fur he was net aut section he himgelf was raising; bi showing that what the Commissio exereise of judicial power ut y this if he had regarded it m: rely a & ministerial set ‘act of judgment ty in the City- ‘he court adjourned from Monday till yesterday, whem the case. as appointed, was again calted up. and the de- | fondant was formally arraigned by the Distriet Attorney, wnd pleaded not guilty to the amended indictment, The witness Jenkine not being fn attendance a naan attachment was isened, upon whic be wae arrested and bronght cver in (he afternoon, whee he was recognized in the eum of $1009, fo appear om Monday. to which day the court, as a court of erlaninad ‘This morning. there has heen no more exeitement in | or in the vieinity of the court hy turday, and in faet, th pears. in a great measure, to have Phillips, and others of the walking about, in and out of the the streets and nvenues .” open and perfectly free ave, father than being blocked up ‘hy a lawless ficers on duty, not more than 150 or 20 | persons were in Court equare at any one time during the | Kerenoom, and among these, only a very small number excitement ap: thad to do, was the Last week was almost ae gay with we as any time last Vigilance Con seavon. The eommencement of the races over the Me- tairie course drew to our city a large number of planters merchants, sporting men, and strangers. night, Captain Porter and his charming lady gave a ball on board the ship, which was a most splendid affair, Mony distinguished gentlemen were present, and any The Tueeday previous, a mag- nificent dinner was given on board the splendid steam- ship Union, Coptain T. 8. Budd, at which were present ecme of our editorial corps and eminent merehante. Captain Budd has elresdy made many friends with ua, amt he cannot fail to become very popular all the attainments of 9 sailor and a gentleman, and a Bere efficient man could not have been selected to com- opening of this direet communi. by stenm, ishailed by us with great not only tem to (nprynee Wr com, p evidently | to hi of judicial power cay that Congress had determined wpon a tribunal to determine summarily, and without appeal, who are fagi- tives from serviee Hlere was the question, the Commissioner was to d and without appeal e main question was the question to By Jur ‘The Grand Jury have not as yet returned that. ae in Inet term, they will not do se have got through with all is, there Are NO NeW cases to proceed with in either of the criminal courts Court ‘@alendar for Wednesday, Common Pitas —Noe, 427. 433. 435, 406, 490, 44}, 442, jal by jury. om the | 445. 446, 446, 447, and in assigning Friday next derntion of Mr rning slavery The conse; ttence an exciting debate took place in the Senate on . by Mr: Keyes, of the pe- nement, changed gislature to pass termine uitinatel judicial power? fr rtesioined bere. proceeding. then it was of the Constitution than procerded to quantity of pretty ladies Saturday, om the ai with being a Fugitive slave. asking th ower to the Supreme jirect violation ' another State serted for the benefit of the ¥ might have a fwir trial, in the district whe charged to have committed the offence most humane. At went og the pringiple that 9 gaan was to he pre Suraeme Count —Cimce ‘SOR, 209, dor, 202, 500, Hos, Ses, Sav, Oe Errenron Cor eet 1.8. 98 to to Pee Soe we Momdey. Li i Buckingham « and to protect eo of the debate Me. Taektag. 82, 83, 84, 86, AF, ‘The Bpeeiat bast Se ¢ aera report snd bill This law was | genni liberty hem seid he did not think there was much excitement ad, though Whe (pict Jystice of Marsachisotts had | Rot be faben wp until ‘sion ‘with yous my ote