The New York Herald Newspaper, October 13, 1855, Page 8

8 NEW YORK HERALD, SATURDAY, OCTOBER 13, 1855. Lecture Thomas Francis Meagher. idolatry and want of heart; it was thus these potentates All the statists unite in regarding the right of transit | have to be heard to the forms of taw; Poe pa ky. Bens: PmILLror censan | were ‘aught that there was a power, which though bora | for person and property through the territory of e friend: tere che ere ex's pitnoss called bye party, her ieuttty bed OF JomN in a otal tana nursed im cold and indigence and | [ s among those which cannot, under ordinary | arcertained, she might be examined as to all facts sup- TLLUSTRATED—LARGE AUDIENOR IN THE TABBR: | punger, though friel in the wilderness and tempted by . be denied. (Vattel, B.'2. ch. 10, secta. | posed to be within her knowledge. But our records can- NACLE—IMMENSE ENTHUSIASM. day rive above and rule them. | 182, 5,4; Pullendorf, B. 3. ch. 3, sects. 5,67; Rutherf. | not be opened to every who volunteers to us & We Ganaper lageeas, penenens to atratnanet fn | OY te et ee es Segre: | Sens Ler a sae ae Sa Rear | CN NaRe a Sm Reve mt Ow Ons OAM | nO ua gina a oe . of pros} ‘wou! uml ace not an ung one. may we msy . lew We the’ Broadway Tabernacle last evening, taking for his power, and even tyranta would mute with | reasonable 4 pees oe conditions upon its exercise, and exact guar- I know that the writ of habeas can only be in- Antics aguinst tts abuser But, subject, to there Malta. | voked by the y who ie restrained of liberty, or by oer ee a oe Serene oe By Co TE py Bhip H Bird, Chisholm, St John, NB—J right is the came, anc just the same i- 1e re} cour juin! N Pickard & Co. Roap, Sept 25—Passed by James Gray, Gallons, a8 o person ant to Seen tie cane Lan, | vilnGiy ORGNA POMIGIAIN IeeRintiiGn Tia meinen: Biip Genoa, Ward, Kew Orleans--Robson & Folger. from Gloucesite ee Newport, sia dtiaera madd ment tbat denies the right-of peasstally transmitting | Hee by We aggrieved party, before permitting the writ a Ho ullivan, New Orleans—Slanton &Thomp: | | ‘Lranonn, Sept 22—In port barks Geo Allen, Frost, for Bes- one's property through the territories of @ State, refuses | to ue, But ar Jot the courts ofthe United States have) | “Rin char, Whe, ChorisonGeg . ton, dg. and bers. Bd 19D, ship “Adelaid:, Metcalf, Han: ¢ ‘of passage to its owner; e question what | I think, avot iis error. writ issues here when- {| Bark Ly ‘Gle), Costa, Mursellies— Hincken, s ; is to be deemed proper:y in such a case, refers itself | ever itis shown by afldavit that Its benetioent agency is | Hark Kate Linco, Well, Demarara=-Duskaus, Sek sco, | venenrogael' te Ary manare: Arora Joba. MB Sate, neceashrily £0 the law of the State from which the citizen | needed, It would losexte bostolcleney iftt could not anus | Hark Mariel, Hell: Bermada— Hyland, Cumiags & Well. : id Cotany, Hedge, id Hastert. Wha ry Wubject the “Life and Character of John Phillpot Cur- Ban.” Notwithstanding the peculiarly unfavorable Aspect of the evening a large number of most respectable Citizens were in attendance. Shortly after the doors ‘were epened—seven o’clock—and at the hour named for the commencement of the discourse, eight o'clock, there Could not have been less than fifteen hundred people con- ite wonder, like the doctors of the law aing to the Beautiful Child teaching in the Temple. Ireland ever sbould love Curran. For Curran mot only gave to her, out of the abundance of his genius, the wealth which CLEARED. Steamship North Star, Wamack, Havre—D Torrance, r - Mr. Meagher rapidly ran through Curran’s Political life, which in every incident illustrated this de- Votion. The last night of the Irish Parliament, a dark, regated in the building, In this assemblage were mer- | dwarfish re might have been seen eli close to | bringer it; a different teat would sanction the confiscation | without a petition from the party himself, or some one Bark Wm Hyde (Br), %) ‘chants, lawyers, doctors, mechanics and laborers, with a | one of Spe Eo portico, here was a | of property at the will of the sovereign. through whose | whom he had delegated to represent him, His very pre- | Berk WH Brodie, et Phin SEN Ba, av, Africa (s), for Roston 18h inst; Chariot of Fame, large sprinkling of very elegant ladies, all drawn together | “eRe crowd in all the streets and thoroughfares leading | territory it secks to pass. If one State may decree that | sence in court to demand the writ, ineome sort, | rg Gaudelotiey Vidal, Cndli—Grto & Kiowies, do Sih; Dan! Webster, Futoam, do 18th: Seadower? to the An English regiment was under arms building. there shall be no propert; ht of ownership in | negative the restraint which his petition must . to Brig LP Snow Pierce, St Thomas—H D. within the portico. As the Peers and Commons were hs if in whi no 3 humsn_ beings, another, in 0 spirit of actical | the most urgent cases, those ich delay would be dis- Brig Laurel (Be) Spencer, yy & Co, miab Thompson, Blake; Albion, Willisme; City of habe, by the attraction of wishing to hear the young orator of B " , Richibucto—J 8 philanthropy, ‘only a little more energe ie, way astrous, forcible abduction, secret imprisonment, and | Schr Sarah Stage, Bunnell, Matagorda-—D © Murray. Marshall, and Arctie, Zerege. do 30th ult; Edw O’Brien, the old land speak of the patriotism and intellectual moving out, and the lights were being extinguished in br Sarah 8 x“ the great hall where the avdication of the national sove. | ceny the protection of law to the products the like, the very grievance under which he is suffering Schr W A Del 3 Creighton, do Ist inst; , Bryer do 3a; John Currier, trosinels CaS Slparien eRe: : Sty ld taken place, fut small dack igure looked | lator; anda third may denownce. eimllar outlawey | precludes the possibility of ‘is applying in person or com: | SEhY fun Chase, Phicdelpbla~es Hang. ns eM | Rutaau ond Hon) Adem, Drummimena, do fin: Congtelaten: Me. NR SOME, Platform at eight o'clock, | out wildly and glaringly on the scone. One of the | against all intoxicating liquids. And if the laws of | stituting a represcntative, The books arefull | Schr Lucy White, Williams, Salem—8 Duncan. Columbia, Bryant, Yo Wi; Sandusky, Rice, ant KZ, Shere and was received with an enthusiastic cheerand repeated | United Irishmen. coming up, whispered, “Curran! what | @ State can control (he right of peo rty of strangers ot caper =) br the experience af every Breall: Behr Outs. Colman, Providence —Maaler. | tp ith deapaich s Broke a, eget y night?” - tory, joner r— e writ aU a Tone : lenry, preg) ves vlaese, Va seemed to affect bim sensibly. | ete eee eee ad tee eerie ete | Celene rete et Carcita, “the wines of Obie, aed | af the instance of third ns, who had no other Philedelphis-W H Thompson. Beet oh; Hacking’, Hobie for Baldmiore e mn , he said: I thank you, my filends, for | face luminous with n sublime agony appeared, and Cur- | the rum of New England may bave their markets bounded | interest or right in the matter than what every man con- ARRIVED. gs Hunter, Bush, do doth inst; Queen of the Lakes, your kind feeling and support—a support which is to be | ran—for it was Curran—put this question tothe rebel, | by the Slates in which they are produced; and withou; | cedes to sympathy with the oppressed. 1 need only to Ship Maid of Orleans, Dennis, London, Sept 8 and Ports: | Cargtic Kinney, for Charleston: valued the more on account of the unfavorable state of | ‘‘Whereare now your 200,000 armed mea?’ Let them | any change of reasoning New Jersey may refuse to citi- | refer to the case [have quoted from in 3 Mayon, aud the | mouth 10h, wilh maso and 18) steerage persengers, \o ME Py eS cola; yedy Franulin, Jordan, the weather this evening. Enexie hope that the echo of that voice had not yet died in Ire- | cena of Penreylvania the right of passing along ber rail- | cace of Stacy in 10 Sohnson, for illustrations of this ¥ 6, led by French brig | Crockett; Weymouth, Elliots ahd Ma 000k Cushy tar weather this evenivg. Previous to opening my dis- | land. ut were this ordained, there was that the me- | roads to New York. The doctrine ts one that was ex- | practice. aloe. O: tees tram Guedes ihr epote Braves brig NOrleans 30th ult; Haoos Frain, yan Ges Oren, Pat courte I will mention thet on next Monday week, I will | mory and influence of which would not so quickly perish, | ploded in Europe more than four hundred and fifty years Of course, if it appears to the Court at any time, that | Gieuse Newfoundland for Borda ‘20th, Int 40 06, beaks. t, {Rang ithe. Foune rem Luther, ~ lecture here, taking tor my subject, the “Present Pros. | The people he loved and served,-and whose history he | ago, and finds now, or tound very lately, its parting llus- | the writwas asked for by ap intermeddling stranger——one is with Br ship Middleton, bound K; Oct | $84 Coronet, Courins, do soon: Lucy, McKay, for Met ta of Ireland in connection with the Ni 1» | had ennobled, even in their tameness and servility, would | tration in the politica of Japan. who had no authority to intervene, and where interven- lat JK a P very large eae pond pte Entd for ldg 2let ult, Caroline Nesmit Dri- yg ection with the National Cause.” | not he unmipiful of the gooduess of his beart and the | | It was becsuso, and only’ because this right was ac- | tion is repudiated—the writ will be quashed, But it i c Kwame time set | ver ang Bae ice N Tore Pemtonr oars nae (Loud cheers.) grandeur of his soul. But even were it otherwise to | knowledged by all civilized na‘ions, and bad never been | for the defendant, to whom the writ is addressed, to , ° t trom the Ellwood Welter, 270 miles from. Sand; iy ‘Se Nokoh echo eee Pa Mr. Meagher i come to pass, the people of other lands—of this espe- | doubted amung the American colunies—becaure each | lege a want of authority in the relator. The motion to | Hock. who bas been ‘dage. 'Two totants in port 26th Nal rat, for Boston Oct 10;, & anger theuiprecesied to deliver the following | come 16, Base, {he reople an ame-cwoald radeers tae | colony had at ail aves teniared lie honpttallties treaty to | quash connot beéhe act of avulunteer. Still lows oun ‘sone apaemreniad Jone, Con, net Oren, Banger, ¥en bute ie Wage LECTURE. ingratitude of his own. Wherever freedom had a wor- | the rest, cherishing that liberal commerce which makes | it come to us by'written suggestion, from without our Cormack, Rotterdam, 35 days, with mise | Gogh ina; Pairick Hency, Hurlbut, do rltlt, savory te A deep tone of sadness vibrates all through this noble | chipper, or eloquence could delight, or wit provoke the | # brotherhood of interest even among alien States; it | jurisdiction, in the name of the party who is alleged to and 56 pawsengers, to.§ Schiffer & Bros. Took spltoton the | Moore, do 16th: London, Hub) a P seeing rane nowers which Deautitied it seem to have | genial lavgh, or public virtue received the civic crowa, | was because of this that no manin the convention’ or | ‘be under constraint, and whose very denial that sioiseo | Thins of Nantacke Son's |) ak aa aye | for did Janeiro ag; Whelbert, Bracey, for Son Francaog, ae, sprung {rom the earth where the dead were sleeping. The | Gr staxch fidelity to misfortune was held sacred, ora nu. | country thought ofmaking the right of transit « subject | may be only @ proof that the constraint i effectual, one (cod. Havre, Sept, ‘Tameriane, Dan! from Coldwel), tor dv.doy velieat songs which made it musical seem to have come | ture fruitful in’ tenderness, generosity and love, was es- | of constitutional guaranty. Everything inandabout the | may ad 10, W Whitlock, (changed that 1 have examined all the authoritios | PiuryGndine tor Bain Merril, Newcastle, K, 9daye, with | {st Empire, Whiting. for Coquimbo, Iég; Manitou, Wong ut from the sad folinge of such treos.as the cypress and | teemed more precious than the vineyards of Sabsma or | constitution implies tt. Tt is found in the object “to | which were brought before me by the learned counsel; | coal and mdse Barclay Livan ties had honey went, | for Aden few ayn ievai ard) Bae food wtih Tame yew. Yet over all and through all, tiere shone, | the gold of Ophir, his name would be as a song of glad- | establish a more perfect union,” in the denial to the | with mort of them] was familar before, But there isnot } erly weather during the passage; lost sats. Has hada pilot | Bate, Ceepates Nand O ‘more or less intensely as the seasons changed, the light | nestand am sthem of glory. In the halla of the repud. | States of the power to lay duties on imports, and inthe | one among them which, in my judgment, conflicts with om Mg Hover (BD, Elkin, 8 J witty Lumb: Tenet Bel a Sd ar, Crpoeeh, Newent, $12 rive gonins; and whether, like one of the rivers of | Ife, in her schools, ut the social board, the wit, the ora. | re:ervation to Congress of the exclusive right to regulate the views Ihave exprewed, a as | toRucle Ore. J. snmet beh ye ts elaine ers | Matti, Hop Ota por _auips, olden Hecis, Davis; Sarat a was shadowed with rocks or clouds, jot—John Fhilpot Cur 1 g the States. "he application to enter this paper am e records 3 ‘ le, Hi Wer; ;, Walter or sparhled in the sunshine among the’ white lles, or | forgotten Tot nD TBiFOt Curran—-never would bb J conthes mower of the general government, decoraing | of the Court must therefore be fetuned. Bene “Auhie Hinks (f Provincetoweay” manager Beisel Worisra Chlet, Deri. 2 Cooper, Nines widened into a still expanse over the buried ruins of oth- H At the conclusion of the discourse, Mr. Meagher was loudly cheered and warmly congratulated by many of the andience, which separated evidently highly pleased and instructed at the review of the life of a man who “Tiglellng +, | Knickerbocker, Peabody, aud rd Flye, Hagar, une, to the repented and well considered decisions of the Su- | | On the conclusion of the delivery of this opin- | vig Long Islana Sound 36 days, wilh hotap, £o, 0 onter. cl y, t. > preme Court ‘of the United ‘States, from Gibbons ws. Og: ten, John Cadwallader, my member of the bu, 4 Bohr ‘meraid (Br), Knowles, Halifax, 12'days, with fish, to Beabige Borland, trom Marseilles; Foster, den, (9 Reps.) to the passenger cases, (7 Howard,) a ut mot engage case,) in order to remove & e a plies ° ry a el BE the Ue impression from the public mind, said, from his recollec- Fee Toe Ge Wale Windsor, NS, 8 daye, with portation ot men os well as goods—of mea who pass from | tion of the circumstances attending the commitment of | * gchr Alice, Powell. Baltimore, 5 days. @r days, or deepened and darkened under the walls and ships and tumult of the great city, the current of h‘s soul ‘was ever fresh, ever bewutiful, ever strong. For that ature of his—go mournful, changeful, glorious—we find en explanation in the scenes and nursing of his childhood. State to State involuntarily, 18 men who pass volunta- | Passmore Williamson, a proposition was made to amend chr Benjamin, Casey, Eastport. ‘There were bubbling brooks and deep rivers, moory uy, was a true type of his country, its greatness and axelu it Kane jhied: * Fehr Caroline C, Lunt, Eastport, Taig cat age Woooly mountains, veins of chapels eet} manere: opine nily, and it excludes the right of any State to pass laws | the return to the writ, when Judgo roe i sehr Haze (new) Briton lack Rook. regulating, controlling, or, a fortiort, prohibitng such | Will not receive an amendment now, but will be prepared . . interooures or transportalicn, Y Govngd auste tageaeeds |’ to receive it when the. reaod bes been completed’? so Be gone , of the eminent Judges who have affirmed this exposition | such motion was subsequently made, and the public im- Behr Southerner, Huckins, Lubec. of the constitution; but it is inpossible to read their ela- | pression that permission to amend was refused, is not Schr Commodore Kearney, ——-, Boston, 3 days. borate opinions, as they are found in the Reports, with- | warranted by facts. ehr Corrilia, pec nae ruins of castles—so Davis tells us—all within sight and Searing of that house, in which, July 24th, 1750, he, the Yon of James Curran,’ the Seneschal of the town, was fwathed in swaddling clothes. As he grew up, he went ‘The Wheeler Slave Case. THE DECISION OF JUDGE KANE IN THE PASSMORE WILLIAMSON CASE—THE PETITION OF JANE JOHN: to the waker, and the fuirs, and the weddings of the out recognizing this as the fixed law of the United | Judge Kane replied that his (Mr, Cadwallader’s) im- | Schr Charm, Sleeper, 5 feighborhood for miles around, and spoke there OO RR oa wast Oot ie me pitetien waa iertaot Ha had tiers bea Lary iecte ing Gene Bey Bale, Card, Bowton, ee he smeey, Oe te), Cee cele ee It needs no reference to disputable annals toshow that | supplementary return from Mr. maon’s counsel, | Bore ee Beers poate, Peday. bo love her old music passionately; and trom his if morning, Judge Kane delivered his opinion in the | wien the constitution waa formed in 1787, slaves were | but none had been offered. Schr Niearor, Neech, Boston.” Ay ele pother, “who Dad s waste of old passions amd tradi. | cose of the appiination of dene Johnson, the slave wo | recognised es property throughout the Unliod Sta Mr. Cadwallader a ed that an addition be made to | ‘Schr Antelope, Wilbur, Fall River. epny, Cadiz, do, re Hons Ising grand aud gloomy im her soul,”’ he learned | Tan whoco Ceparture from the custody of John H. | qhe constitution made them a distinct element in the | the opinion of the Court, embracing the remarks ofa {| &chr Amazon, Price, Sandwich, poled er IRN RE i A EE IB A IEC & many a song and legend, and wild story—many a wild mae at Adee eat Mon f, key ie se since, | distribution of the representative power and in the as- | member of the bar not engaged in the case, and the reply EN alee tig Meh ne led eld for B. Fruit was scarce and bigh, owing to the story of outlaw, priest, anit hero—of rogue, and raparee, | caused +0 nee eae » nd led to the imprisoument | socsment of direct taxes. They were known and re- | of the Judge. He was induced to make the suggestion Ee ioe tae Wee ge fleet of Am vessels in port. 9nd fairy. | No wonder, then, bis nature was such as we | Of Passmore Willlamson +— Oe turned by the consus three ycars afterwards in six- | by the host feelleg towards a worthy but mistaken man; | cbr Keren Happuch, Olley, Gloucester. NYE at, Fert 2t—Ia port barks Geo W Horton. Ulmer, fer y ry d be t ul x I A a 5 Vs rs sf Eni that there wee buck cloudy suingtine with eke cre | Upon the question immediately before me at thie time, fe | Union; and as late as the year. 1820, they | would end in his liberation. Scbr Thos Elia, Ellis, Harwich. nople, 26th, Gauntlet, Borland, do. "Sid 284, Astoria, Holmes, rere fo S$ i % de, Behr Osceola, Rodgers, Harwich. is proper that I should advert to the past action of this | Rtte found in every State of the ‘original thirteen. Mr. Cadwallader is to embody the remarks he made, ir Csccola, Rodgers, ic do; 2h, Nereus, Masury, Palenmo. son, when the sunset came. But that nature was ever How is it possible, then, while we assert the bind: | when the Judge will follow with his answer, wo as to oum:,| Schr Stranger, Smith, Cohaeset, ; : : ‘Adv. Agamemnon, and Geo F Patien, for NOrieans; George and anon tit up with loving thoughts, as they had seen, | Court in the case of Passmore Williamson, and to the | ing" force of the’ constitution by claiming rights | plete the record. Bor 1, now, Gnove, Brovidense. H Townsend, Messedger, aud Kepler, tor NYork. considerations that led to it. Ido this the rather, be- cause in some of the judicial reviews to which it has Veen submitted collaterally after an ex parte argument, it and with mirth and drollery, as they had yet to eee. The river will ripple, and luugh, and sparkle sometimes, Kay; where its depth was deepest, ite brow was darkest, Tr, aad . At do 26th, bark Stari! Ryder, for Boston, Ig; ie sie emot ang Keir ot Capt Oe under it, to regard slave property as less effectively | John M. Read, counsel for the petitioner, aaid he had | Schr & Hickey, Chace’ Providence, ait » Providence. | Townsend, Hutchinson, for NYork abt 6th wil secured by the provisions of that instrument than any | listened with attention to the opinion, but it had failed Schr Katrina Van Corilandt, Smi other property which is recognized as such by the law of | to convince him that the petitioner and her children Schr C Carroll, Fisher, New Hi a. a pa atcha fecal aria rele ptlred ee in panacea tos Wo ne bess fell vena the owner's domicil? How can it be, that a State may | were not free the moment they touched the soil ot Penn | febr Lucy Nobinson,Ildridge, New Haves. Maranzde Rope am sla bark Dillentos: Youre: Bona. pale og apa lpintren regen eee grrr pie bis Perens Ee co ells aloe sti aity, | single out this one sort of property from among all the | #ylvania. Sete Bare Tales, Free, Eniagia oy eohtttout, Sept 22—Arr Vanclise, Til Amalerdam. Ad 5 pet : It fe deduced by the standard weiters on the Engllah law | 72,000 deny to it the right of passing over. itn soll— Schr & D Bellows, Clarke. Portland, Ot Newcastux, prov 10 Sept 21-—Old Sen Bre Jokes about his poverty; jokes about his not having a y bs the Eng! wv wing with ite 1 of his travelling equip- Peter A CABSL, Beay to Get #1--Oid Boe Breese, Mayo, Gene, ahilling in bis pocket; jokes about his seven ragged shirts, | from the great charter of King John. It is unquestiona- | PO*¥iPg Witt its owner, parce! of eS Say: Brooklyn City Politics. Geke Roser Ancoreen, Cees t re yaad, Ot. ‘Newny, Sept 21—Arr Tahiti, Bucknam, &t Siephen. Sei wtiiachema thas aetna: ts fay he waats only five | ble, however, that it is substantially of much earlier | Mt; Ss much so as the Horse he rides ou, hisgreat coat, KINGS COUNTY WHIG NOMINATIONS. pe ers ig gl boty Heal | harem, Sept 17—In port barks ore, more to make up the dozen; jokes about his dismal todg- | date; and it may be referred,without improbability to the | °"wWe vevait in lennsylvania, aud honestly, no doubt, at | The whig county convention met at Flatbush yesterday | Sicop Sam O Tall, Cog, Portland, Ot, Bee on a peer». Oe Philadelphia, do. a. ing in Hay HI, Dublin, where, as he sad set ae | ee tT eee fem pele the Ceeetiat | thls association of men with thingsas the mubjects of pro- | afterncon, and concluded their labors late in theevoning, | §100P Hemey. Coe, Fortland, Ct sob ghmncorn, Sept 2—Arr Catharine, Edmonds, Os!oatta ment; jokes about having a {amily for whom he hata | era, and had probably heen ‘amiliar to the times of the | P«tt¥; for we have accustomed ourselves for some yeu with the following resul :— ‘The sbip Glance, arr yesterday from Greenock, ts consigned | Off do 26th Susanne. from NYork, of and for Hamburg. Ginner,and.a landlady for whom he Bad norent:jokesabout | Tepublic. Through the long series of political struggles | HOW Nearly fifteen, to regard men as men, and thiugs a Cyrus P. Smith, te Tapecalt & Co.” Capt Gilicopie reports having experienced! | Puuiao. Rep! Tesid Gurah Puribgion, Whitney, his not having this rent, and the probability of his never which gave form to the British constitution, it was ings; sub modo, however; for we distingulah againat Jeorge H. Simonson. heavy weather, sprung mainmast and main yard. Qurxxetegn, Sept 2l—Arr Ernestine Giddings, Rose, Sbe- the negro much a& our forefathers did; and not, perhaps, is i % ‘The steam brig Arctic, of the Arctic E: arrived yes. | ‘lac. claimea as the birth-right of every Englishman, ‘and our Walter Barre. ig atic Expedition, arrived yee, himself or another. It commanded, almost in the words of the Roman cdict, (‘De Mbero homine exhibende,”’) that the party under detention should be produced before the court, there to await its decree, It left no discretion having it, ‘‘As for my rent,’’ he whispers Arthur Wolfe, with quite as muchjreason. They denied him civil rights, tekdas Rorrenpam, Sept 26—In abt t¢ » ators i \* 5 y, reports, nodate,on the Grand , Sept port) abtp1 Merrill, fare chayceo! liguitation as the nations dedi gues | At the common lan, it issued: whenever chien was | SASloVe; we exclude bm from political rights, though ered Le Sparks. ietsicing cir CS of previncetown, mote out | Be Bien fi AC Wieop, Romie, br Mopieany dew oles might sound to some ears strangely out of tune, | denied the exercise of bis personal liberty, or was de- | % {cewan- Superintenden’ john A. Vanderveer. ‘Wind during the day N by W, with rain. Dnteb brig Jan Van Braket, Delciisur, do’ do; Dutch sche Risse ‘out of tune, where the scene was a winter privod of his rightful control over any member of his Yet no etranger may complain of this. Our constitu. Justice of Sessions ‘Marttu Schoonmaker. ring the day N by W, with n Johanna Louise, Popken, for Boston do: Scenc, und the wind passed through i: like a wild lament, | househotd, Lis wile, his child, his ward, or his servant, | tion: and statutes are for ourselves, not for others. They | Coroner eorge J. Latt. ‘The Ship List reports the sales of ship Hi Talbot, months }: toann for Brvmeh, ard roca ray ae fromm Noe But they came from the chords of the Irish heart. Chat | It issued from the courts of the sovereign and in hisname, | reflect our ¢ympathies, and define our rights. But as to | Mr, Sim nominee, old ll ft Bas faci, 68 tons, for 90.0005 brig Arabella, | “Bien a ‘Kept IboIn port barks Repids Pike; unc: Sultaan Irish beart | ‘That poor old Irish heart! That ruiein- | snd at the instance of any one who invoked it, either for } all the rest of the world—those portions of it especially | one whig Assembly convention for the First district | 21 tons, 1 year old, built at Frankfort, Me, for $15,000, caah. wi {gr Boston 6 or 6 days; Isabella, ‘Watson, do 20 or 15; eon. towards whom we are bound by the ‘supreme law”? of r rc Naoi etkee pi bia ne , "Senta, the Federal coustttution—they re independent of our | met at Fiatbush yesterday and nominated Elijah D, Taf, Pe oe pre tlh Re lg ea abe pnhortone ed rg to,aall tor ddubon Su brig ‘Melia, Peston Ge legislation, however wise or virtuous it may be, for the for 7 . D. is al: Ks Ne - | be commanded by Capt Hiram Look, of Sippican. ‘noe arr %h, to load for lou; Sid'eve of bir, bark were not represented in our conventions aud assemblies, | for tbe Asstmbly. Mr. D. is also the Know Nothing no- | Pe Corcoioer Bo, abih ult by Meee Wella, Crockett & Mer | Paine, Boston, yy aH a étrument, as some gentle peoele calied it! With notes so wild and yet so mournful; #9 aad and yet so soothing; #0 thrilling and yet so subduing; so irregular in i's ut- terances, and yet so measured in many of its grandest " ‘ rc mince, riam, a superior brig of about 300 tons, called the Belle, owned: |: Frulter, Dawes, an 88. intonati which, with a magic flexibility of its own, | With the party to whom it was addressed. He was not | and we do not permit them to legislate for us. y ) : Cpe. Sept ti , Hull; rthe Ar- Boule Mie See hee in time al gee aiee Berth a cece: | To constitute himself the Judge of his own rights or of | Whether ung redress 1s provided by (he existing laws 80FT JUDICIAL NOMINATION. OT eer a on Thizeday, by Mr 37 Foster, Motord, oil at heel EARon Ee ee eee tee could sooth the sorrowful, incite the vengeful, inspire | bis own conduct; but to bring i the body, and to declare | of l’ennsylvania for the citizen of another State whose The soft seceders from the democratic Judicial conven- | freighting ship of about 630 tons, called the Pleiades, owned'by |! Genoa. i y with tender thoughts the loving, precipitate the gallant | the cause, wherelor, be had detained it; and the judge fares ae eecasel. opalieewnts oe ee jaserrod tion held in the Cify Hall on Thursday, convened an- Fe Ale Ens, & Boston, and thers, and to be command b Bea eAw's, Sept 8—-O8 Rudolf, trom Work; of enditer was then to determine whether that cause was sufficient | through our territory, quire, 3 P to the charge, aa the loud ‘hurrah io, victory, and | as then slicers ye rete oe ner me In Guite probable that Le may Ye denied recourse to | other meeting and nominated Gilbert Dean, of Pough- so SHLY, Sept 19 a 20—OfF Sufblk, Edwards, from NOrieans lodies ot hope, ad tome, and joy; that rude instrument, | the well known, universally recognized writ of baveas | the Sorts Ae mavahiee es ihe Sees father, er kcepsie, for Justice of the were Court of the Second |. 9 Melege — Nagao ships Wifvur, Franconi, |’ Sr Dowinco Crry, Sept 17—In port brig Geo Foster, Studley, 5 | corpus. guardian, whore wife, 5 away. | judicial distiict. Mr. Dean is the present in : ri pence 5 : » ding. : a Rae coreriees a oriiaeninar Vhen the Federal Convention was engaged in framing | He may find himself referred bask to those rights which | *™ 2 erat toe, Veron deen eae OUT ee aot aad “Gr Uns SoM Arr JF Hennes, Horton, Lisbon who had heard its melti pw a in their | ®constitution for the United States, a proposition was | annex themrelves inseparably to the relation he occu. DEMOCRATIC CHARTER NOMINATION. Hon Gandkh alice Newton niin Sr Jour F. Sept 20—Are brigs Molunkus, Bailey. Bald- Sreams, and to a new life Ly ite anick patsstions | submitted tolt by one of the members, that “the privi- | piet—the rights of menucaption.and detainer. These [ The democratic ward meetings were held last evening Herald Marine Correspendence. yn 2ain for Pictou, Zt, Axtell, NYork; 2a, had becn ‘impellea—could they ‘ing aside that heart, | leges and tenes of the writ of habeas corpus ball be | apprehend that he may assert and exercise anywhere, | with the following results, as far as ascertained :— PHILADELPHIA, Octl2—Are steamer, M Sanford, Hand; | Dorion, and eid Sots for renetities 2608 Wark Bactet' wh ‘end for it substitute something more’ discreet, more me’ | eDjoyed in thix government in the most expedidous and | aud with euch rearonavle force as circumstances render : NYork: echra Sarah, Perry, Niedford; Woodrut! stins, Ma: | Atkins, Homburg. Cid 24th, schre Thos Bradley, Rovblas, erate, more subdued; something which would’nccentuate | ample manner; and shall not be suspended by the Legis. | neccesary. And! do not suppose that tho employment of | Wards. | Aldermen. i ‘on, Boston; John W’ Bell “Dayton, Troy; Marthe Wrighting- | York; bd inst, Alma, Waycott, do. ‘ Rect sore peccely, and witht more stuied ity mo. | Hatuveeseet upem ihe moat urgent and prendng oes. | tuch remonable fase could Lo regarded at a breach of | Joosss> Geemm Teeny) Hn sowra, | Sencar pioten rail River; W Pia, Brintey, Prov: | inert Get barks Diol Wotan Aung, fr Boxon tg ions.” T ittee to whom this was referred for | the peace, or the right to employ it as less directly inci- ; J i ‘i 1 aoe Te nn a, oe 0 s00R: ge of what they call an Irish nation on the earth this | of this wsit as too definitely implied in the idea of frre | correeponding character in either of the analogous rela- pH mi Themen elias, ve Disasters, dc. THaeere. Gept lear Linwood, Mothews, Bakimore: t to need formal assertion or confirmation; for | tons. Ina word, I adopt fully on this point the views Wai. B. Bits, gona & Bogart, Esther, Frances, Crock 4 : lay. Here Mr. Meagher F gave, an amusing and graphic | gre struck out that part cf the proposed article in which | 0 well enforced by Judge Baldwin in the case of Johnson Joseph Simmons, James Miller, Pg ge ras wight Bas | \Tan Wier, Sept 2-0 Alber’ Gallatin (of Portenouth, or 4 4 “ Letount of the famous Monks of the Screw, of whicu John | they struck out that part cf the proposed article in which | o hut tatecns by Judge Timothy Bannon, John F, "Heipenbuttle. | shout a feet ouref maior? ees © Ship's spar standing Up} 51) "Davis, from for Bombay. Yhilpot Curran was the head. It was a convivial club, privilege ‘med, and reta ly a 9. ‘The right of the master to arrost his fugitive slave is | In the Third and Tenth wards committees were elected | "Banu Buocea, Flores, tro bean Sea via Key West | _TMixipan De Cuna, Sept 2—Arr brig Manhattan, not a rolltary case in the law. It may be exercised to- | o norainate ward officers. for Baltimore, put inte Gharlorion 10ts inst, leaky Remotios, (fi 224 briga Andrew Peters, MoFeriend, and é- wards a fugitive epprentice oF relemplioner to the same Bank Sxnooin, fiom Boston for Sava roe in to sea vi . Rept 20— 8 t \ward, extent, and is done daily without producing any excite- 1th inst, gor ashore on the 'N elde of Lovell’s Leased: gad: re. Sepeats Cactaamicns Vakes be Dania Pelioionen tetee, Liver 5 ment. An apprentice is a servant, a slave is no more; Coroners’ Inquests. mained at sunset. She had made no signal for assistance. for. Constant though his servitude is for life, the nature of ir is the Treat rrom Buens.—Coroner Hilton held an inquest Scur Mary E Hoover, Monroe, from New York for George” xe Sept “Old Gem of the Sea, Miller, Alicant; 19th, Chae. same as apprenticeship or by redemption, which, though | so.tosday at the New York Hospital, upon the of own, SE, struck on Georgeiown Bar 8th inst. The cargo, con ‘ean, 1 Cadiz. terminated by time, is during its continuance as severe a | Ye*terday a ow pital, upor body of @ | sisting of'salt, dry goods, hardware, &c, was being ‘end ALEX Ports. servitude as that for life. Of the tame nature is the | woman named Bridget Godfrey, who died at this institu- | c@rried up to the town; vessel would be a wreck. The ME H -ANDRIA, Oct 10—Sid sebra J Sparke, Boston; L Wa- right of parent to the services of his minor children, | tfon from the effects of revere burns received on Thurs- a eae er poner wALBANY, Ge Tee Bfa aokre ose w excluded the question of its suepension from the ordinary rapge of Corgressional legislation, ‘the convention itself must have concurred in their for in the constitution, as digested, and finally ndas itstands now, there is neither enactment nor rec’gnition of the privilege of this writ, except as it ix implied in the provision that it shall not be suspended. It stands, then, under the constitution of tue United States us it was under the common law of English Ameri- ca——an indeteasible privilege, above the sphere of ordina- composed of the brightest wits and noblest men and ora tora of the dsy in Ireland. There was Dean Kirwan, the t preacher, of whom it was grandly said, that infeed the lamp of charity he exhausted the ‘lamp of that with ered goon r’s desk became a throne t; that he shook one world with the thunders of ano- ‘but the curse of Swift was on him—he was an Irish- man anda man of genius, and used that genius for the benefit of his country. There was Charles Kendal Bushe —afterwards Lord Chief Juntice of the King’s Bensh— of this city, valued at’ $10,000, and ins ‘schrs Josephine, Baltimore; David~ i ry legislation, ich gives the custody of their persons. So, where a | day afternoon, at her residence, in Whitehall street, by for that amount in Wall street, where there isalso an insurance | SD, |. Va. Pay Sar seth perineal gnewolence; no- | Tie not think it necessary to argue from the words of | ™an enters bail for the appearance of a defendant ina | her clothes catching fire from the stove. Verdist, “Acct. | to the nmountot $6000 ou tke tance, Hogton. Oct Ht Arr Breteamehip Canade, Juduing, Laver Hely Hutchinson, Provost of the University of Dublin, | this article, that the Cungréss wax denied the power of | civil action, he may seize his person at his pleasure, and | dental Death.” Deceased was a native of Ireland, and Liverroor, Sept 20—The Am ship Invincible, bound for ~ Weeka, cong x ott 3 PM: ship Granite ‘whom Charles Fox pronounced to be the most eminent | limiting or restricting or qualifying the right, whichjthey | ccmmit him to prison; or if the principal escapes, the | was 76 years of age. Australia, was taken by the strong ebb tide against the steame™ | TiG7! Charieston; Emme Cushing tow) Tit Jeter Meads whe hada dap guacad to's | oe tua viens rapon’ Tote aot | fll pay rare bim to another sin ren aot ting | "Fan parc AoaBEs.—CoronerO Donel tld an | Bnet mate comagann ames mor bu! | Wut Vacs imesh Bacar Ge 4 od ere ca ion of a privil 1 c of us, ; James ' fr. i ie, feeinted ons Major's hel? pag: and of whom toed | extent peat oF under some circumstances, or in refer. | tity in euch csses is calculated to excite no sympathy; | named Frederick A. Stienike, aged 11 years, who died | | Lewes, Del, Oct 11, 6 AM—Mr Jobn Marshall, pilot, from a Turk, Harvey, Newark, NJ; ‘Pinta, Perine, Piveceed, the WOOL Loatenent, Reksied oct Winnie | ence to some ot the parties who might otherwise have | the Jaw takes its course in peace, and unnoticed. Yet 1€ | from internal hemor! produced by failing down the | Sit Talsnd dient nights, and reporie the Bell Float, off Fen | ton Wb tens Milaket hae bea ceesant isaport for office, used to exclaim :—— By | enjoyed it. And it has appeared to me, that if Congres | is the same power, and ured in the same manner, as bya | hatchway at No. 01 Fulton, street, on Thurslay night, | We kent heels aca hee ea Ee eae CaP RS nately | Sena Cymtbta tot Nore hte a siete heaven! if T fatcht m England ‘and Scotland for | had undertaken to deny altogether the exercise of this | master over his slave, The right in such case is from | Verdict, “Accidental Death.” Deceased was a native of ‘Whal barks Merlin, Wheeler, Caribbean Sea; an estate, he'd tollelt the Isleof Man for a potato garden!” | W?it by the Federal Courts, oF to limit ite exercise to the | the same, source, the law of the land. It the enforce: | New York, : Sid from NPedford 11th ships Gen Soot, and Champion, Pa | Mowe; Radiant, Flinn, Savannah; Am re + re : ¥ J 4 Sra Taat ebes and brows check: gaa ae ere nee dies | wit should only lesuein this or that class ofeases, tothe | but the tature of te right which ts enfurce’—property | ane pochente™ Wie vere in the ¢ | Sep. ‘Wilmington, Del. Nothing of consequence IY The eatae they had seen in the town of New. | exclusion of others in which it might have issued at the | in a hcman being for Ufe. I this is unjast and op- | , the Rochester Advertiser learns that in the part o Spoken, &e. Wind Blo REY good breene, Nene Rien pore ket, whee, as he said himself, he was a little ragged | common law, it would be difficult to escape the conclu- | pressive, the sio is on the makers of laws which tolerate Praigeecns fry oe md arene ae Fedaayater Stoamship Africa, from Boston for Liverpool, was passed | sea from the fod Ship Jane E Walsh apprentice to every sort of idleness nnd mischietstso | sion that the ancient and venerated privilego of the writ | slavery; to visit it cn those who have honestly acqnired | Om tiarming, species of sickness prevails. I neatly ro- | Oct Int) 88 loa 26.68. 0 Sept 23, Holy- | HALTINORIC Os pe og" ame hed seen on George's quay, Dublin, bidding | of habeas corpus had not been in some degree suspended, lawfally bold property under the guaraatee and | 2°, hove died from { within s few days, in apite of the | heed W 20 tntles e paps os pH | som. NYorks Bg oe atte Coes eke rea Ws Tiglehd with @ heavy beart’-tne, skwe ther || if ot annulled ieee MOET TGR protection ofthe laws, ia he worst of all oppreson, and pe RL eka deco quip, Geo A Phie'ps, from Marseltes for Bombay, Sept 11, om | of tie cargo of ep On efor ted there has 0 Ie 0 5 njust en. y reltar, ‘ 4 ee ee tamk nano ipdisay tor whom he hed tir br Centon tet ConA Obit ihe ah expeaniomcot tha iedulgesce of & splztt of Dercation against our neigh- } The Troy Timex says Mrs. Robinson is behaving shih Currituck, Foster, from Trapani for Norfolk, Sept 8, of ier, Haan fa Mipreaeinn, envoy : rs for no offence against society or ; but sim- | at Sing eonduc eelf properly for some | Malnza. Elim Amends, Willams; Henry Janee, no rent. Curran’s wit an an wide known as his mame, her ed Benger Om writ, which in the more recent } Ply for the assertion of thetr own in a lawful manner. time, but latterly abe has become as Fiattie 40d as an- Lurk Lemarting, 16 days from New York for Cadiz, Sept3, | VanName; West Wind, ‘Burnet, and Marcone Manson; Brews: wore tina locket, an i were, of Wicklow gold, ast in | contests between the people and the King ‘bad contra. | ‘If this apirt percadee the country,” le coos on to | goverrable ax ever, so that the matron has been obliged | ™bantisehon:of Kingsion, rom Madeira for Beas, aug | “tasty i. Caeplan, Hodgdon, ota; sre loneoh Cras 7 " y * * ntenance ight. It was | &9y, ‘if public opinion is sui to prostrate the laws | to confine her in a eel. ariETE A ° 7 brig Caspl * ee ee ae es ah ee ee ihe wat cf Scive, Foclan witch had been, faployed” to | wbich protectone tpeciee of property, those who lead | At a mectiog of colored citizens in New Bedford, on the | 4 0* Leah OR Ports. Huthmond. WYorke ‘Detegae Pa rasa Me; Ob koew what’ I hen some one teld him that Loni | vindicate the rights of property by vacating the monopo- | the crusade against slavery may, at no distant day, find | gih inst., Solomon Feneton presided, and Henry John. | _ Awsrexpaw, Sep 26—In por! brig Benguelon, Kews. for Bos- | Smyth. Hawkine, : a ¢ w what he said when some one pager tof noo it | a new one directed against their ‘lands, their stores and | son w: S Miam 3 ton soon, BATH, Oct Bid ship Ann E Hooper (new), Raines, Balti- fle ay Big enw, bout to die “1 | lies of the crown. Like the writ of habeas corpus, i aga as ‘chosen Fecretary. William Jackson and Henry fh Saal emirate st hgty eee om founded itself on the concessions of Magna Cha theircebtr. Ifa master cannot retain the custody of bis | 0, Remington were elected delegates to the National | AB2ROs*AN, Sept 22—Sld Mary Leonard, Lovitt, more. believe,” Curran, ‘‘ho’s scoundrel enough to live or die, just as it saits his own convenience.”” Every one knew what he sald when told that a very slovenly and stingy barrister had started for the Continent with a shirt and a guinea. ‘ He'll not change either till he comes back again,” aaid Curran. Every one knew, or should know, what he said about 's speech. ‘The learned Sergeant’s ,”? said he, ‘reminded me of a familiar utensil in slave, apprentice or redemptioner, a parent must give Pe adelghia | pri ooh ey er neko tg tp ihe “duacdlecahin of hivetlirény Mall bave wo Lata Sas ee PrN scar, Rept teoaia Teoglute, Turner, Cadte Yorks schre Emny Wore, Ward eke Aone MT upon their principal, the creditor cannot arrest bis | Gn the 6th inst., in the Pennsylvania Matriet Cor 6 20—8id. J W Andrews, French, NYork; 25h, Ieibe onde, abe, , Cheever, ‘rom Newburyport, Maas. Gebior by lawful medne, and he who Koeps the rightful | py dctente e uie wan granted rants District Court, st | seat Anche, Chesiy, do: aa on | Suayentoues resaough, aint" Nomle, Jonwon, Liver: = J — lv, Oroondat ‘heroke? te i * fected fa hie trempactons OUt OF Poseeasion will be Pro- | Circuit Court the eases of Charles Dizey and Charles W. | Lemucl yer, tx NOrieases Mary Dusbors, E'b Garret, and Bao Beek eee iy, Davia, Work; Goo tr Abboly «Staten the ay ceases to bo the test of right and | OWenbargh against the Camden and) Amboy railroad, Northwood, ifr RYork. nd pe Se Tooker, XOricune: Rid, bark Julla Dean. Gago, NOrioane. © rencdy—when individuals undertake to be its adminis- | for injuries sustained at Burlington. | It ls therefore pro” | Buxwnuiave, Septdo8id Jule, eos 5 ielphia foe dalsen. Bid rice Ronee Decree te trators by rules of their own adoption, the bands of #0- le that the suits brought by ‘ennsylvanians will agbRiTOH. Rept dL ot fovuarat, "errixen. Micemtshd. Cit | Beacen ape Tahoe Walaa: ones tbiaies ‘Albatross, HK the two were the proper and natural complements of each other. ‘The first 38 #0 regarded them. The protection of zen against arbitrary exaction and unlawful re- straint, as it is the essential object of all rightful govern- ment, would present itself as the first great duty of the courts of ustice, that were about to be constituted. And if, in Pema the jurisdiction of the new tribunals, it Boston. (Br), Low, for NYork, lg; BANGOR, Oct 9—Arr schr Me fora. eyo, Borvravx, eet Anc! tie use, commonly called a candle extinguisher. It | were thought proper to signalize two writs out of the | triers by Thies of Nhe i ep tthe ‘severduce of one | Ye heard in the United States courts. ieadn, Foe: Dunton, Anna Somers, Jane N Baker, Chas Hill, dean at a point, and on it went, widening and widening, | Tan bike thelr th law, ag within thels unqua- | tink trem the chain of justice which biuds man tothe | The Buffalo Courier states that the Common Council of Coxstaxiisoria, Sept tI barks Ses Bird, Weston, | Finda. ahd N Baker aim ale ed wich something more ‘than ‘wits something more | shud be selected which boasted thelr origin from the | laws, anif the whole was dissolved. Tie more specious } thet city have appropriated $200 or the purpose ofbuild- | foun Bowen, arr Lath; Auain, Gardner, trom Cs meescanpece. | Lar aac werden Berea Wieaston, 0, fe Bon with something more than wit; something more | *hvter of Fnglish liberties, and had been’ consecrated | and seductive the protexts are under which the law is | wg a house on the beach for the government life boats. | \~,Hi; Volunteer, Mayo, for Smyrna sogn. to finish ld fog | toni, brine Chicopee, Howes, and sabao, Brown, Phiiad po pane than war gifted with an | for ages in the affectionate memories of the people as eee t fer detection, Pabite op inte sponte Jpe provered dmaricen Convention ot Virginia, will bo Lindsey, Weston, from London arr prev (OT, nnd proceeded Sorts, Philadelphia, for do; Orato Das, Jersey City for dog rreasional ving ‘ and jur on. le held at Lynchbi it. maneare.. “et on peconquerable cou 4 gourege which nothing open Ey wrerpreted for me the terms of | against acts of open and avowed. infringements of ry alk sg deceive “9 a tara Pr Sent 18--$ld Windsor Castle, Austin, Mobile, | | Returned brie’ Loghorh, and Trindelon: acre Pearaylvee mihall tx resources of fraud aod force, he feared not, | the statute which dete my Jurisaiction on this subject. | Acknowledged rights; trom such combinations there isn0 | aThoPen and fed staliions together with pokes at works | "Rarsnr Sone TR kit OlONESS, Poor, NOrleana via Vigo; Eu. | Satin’ 24% Sins. Sid brig Chicopee; schrs Mary NewyC BL FheBench, on'which the worst of men sat in judgment, | Very soon after 1 had been advanced to the bench, Iwai | danger; they will fall by their own violence, as the blast ing cattle, at the opening of the Connecticut State Fair, | 2m Mallory, Wolion, Valenclac' Os St 1s port mt 12M, bark Wyandotie; brigs Sam. Kaha, tnd from which many a frown ani menace was cast upon | called upon to issue the writ of habeas corpus, at the in. dagger is in the | ciprase ot Te temane ark hemeen, | om the Oth inst., was a mile and « quarter long. "Peart em Anat Lomlon’ Bid aa Hees AME. | Be Geamen D B ie, ee oe ‘King’ Penmayieacias - 7 4 a 5 7 a 5 + 5 a lw 5 > him, he feared not. | The My, who used to crowd | AACE OF eer vom the force of the argumest. to | lent felings of our nature, at what we feel to be acta of | ‘The Alabama State Agricultural Fair, whieh was to bo | ler, Gali Messina, 24h, loop Ca fhe court, and brandish their weapons in his face, he fearet not. He bad s which | now advert that I then awarded the process; and | OPpres! filthe | Chipmen, Hill St Marks: Ralafat, Eliridge, Florida, HYANNIS, Oct L1—Arr schrs.Com Kearne nll, #; Ka 5 a rr oe Sowers Been, Retin. Sob owen Wik See | eee Oe eee ne Wor ke raion dew terete ab Cinsrunvos, Rept 23—Sid brig Nea lark, NYorks 21%, bark | nown- Growell Bowon for Nore; ata ot pirit which could confront, grap- i lities and attributes as I di jovember, on account of y : . | from that day to this, often as it has been invoked and | *#me qualities and atiributes as ourselves, and brought s G W Dod; . for Newhnryport; Howard, Lovell Boston: ple wie ae defy t! -T5 For Pod enue tape awarded in similar casea that have been before me, my | into being by the same power which created us all; with- | Montgomery. Deat, Manlia, Given, London for Cardia (and | Snow, do for Quincy. Ald se arny, can wip ogee Ri alge aa Mg authority to award it has never been questioned. cut reflecting, that in suffering thee feelings to come | A store has been opened in Boston, with a capital of | proseeded 28d): 224, Medora, Kempton, do for Marseilles (and | sath, ness of the poor man’s house ; vage ‘The language of the act of reflects the history } into action against rights secured by the laws, we forget | $150,000, as an agency ie the sale of tlour, at Western | proceeded) i, Karsten, do for Rio Janeiro (and pro- MOBILE, ship Loreas, Urquisart, NYors. Cla oldier who went prowling through the city, |18y- | orthe constitetional provision. ft enacts (First the first duty of citizens of a government of laws—obe- | prices, with the mere addition of the cost of transporta- | ceeded): Zu Avie, Duncan, dolor NOricans and anchored, , al, Macal tekco, om all that was’ sncred, and all thet should have | Set. 1, ch. 20, cc. 14) ‘that all the hetore mentions’ | Titers wat one other’ legal propoetiion aflrmed in thes | SP em" ‘neidental expenses, Tapia pind pro Set Gay, tensioner Csr in7 Any BONG A , : J : of the United States”? (the Supreme, Circu 1 Passed by » Gray. ian . deen inviolable; for the spy who had wormed himself lato | Torte 0 the save power ‘oinue writ ct etre factas, | opinion of this Court, but it cannot need argument. Tt pansies taketh Dovnn, dept zt Maced by Arab, Orosby, (rom Luque, via ‘Trenton, Green, Bar- the aonddence of his victim, been welcom re- | habeas Corpus, and all other write not specially pro was that the question, whether the negroes were, or were ponenens Queenstown for Hamburg. Brows, Bi side, and had played with the ringlets of the child whilet | Miten thy oe may be necessary for ae ‘exercise | not freed by their arrival in Pennsylvania, was irrelevant AMERICAN NOMINATIONS IN ORANGE COUNTY. Danrnourn, Sept 22—Off Admiral, of ant for Bremen from 4 igen. York. weaving and twisting the haltor for the father; tor the | ‘or bY mt reantettve jurletictlons ‘and agreeablo to the | to the issue; inasmuch as whether they wore freed or Mippierowy, Orange County, N. Y., | Baltimore. asa hee Seve Wah, Seaton Seek Pad Sy ee “) via _Havang;.. Ni wealthiest, the boldest, the most, desperate criminal of | of ‘heir respective Jurisdictions, aot, they were equally under the protection ofthe law, October 2, 1865. J Hinmnon, Rept Weare Aun Pertines Wells, Damwtc for | Momtuamety ce ne TOwee: 10.008. SRS them all, he hada blow which made them reel, amd the | PriNople Tare that it has sometimes been contended or | snd the same of ligation rested on Mr. Willamson 1S | , The American Convention of ths county met here to- | xtnia” "i, RAnitet ature MYork or Soto NEW BEDFORD, Oct 10—Arr schr Eliza Lawton, Robbin, mark of which they bore thi carried with | Jt med. without, aa it seen 10 me, n just regard tothe | make a true and full return to the writ of habeas corpus. | dey, and nominated the following county ticket. Every | “Yoochowroo, July 2¢—In u Pore ships Holidse, Arey: Don | Nansemord, Va. Ey apy iy WE ines him he may | Zrammatical constraction of these Jb that the con- | Simple and obvious as this proposition is, it covers ali | town in the county was represented, and great enthusl- | quixoie, Nou. aud Frigate Bird, Cope, for London, da; Vision, | -1th—Arr. sehr eatlense,, Packer, Albany. Si shen _ a mu a n 7 \ silk gown, which he wears as King’s counsel for | Errding limitation applies tall the procesn of the Courts tha fuel action in the case. ‘The writ required him to | asm preval do do: Bid tab, ships Enrexe, Whip pion, Mag cr that For County J famuel J. Wilkin, of Goshen. ‘London. Gibbe, Gibbs, At . Pause es Cy tneor oro Onate thew When | For County 00, W, Mitlspaugh, of Montgomery. | Gatccats, Aug $-Cld ehip Superior, Soule, Boston. NANTUCKET, Osti2—-Arr achr EW ; ship . tions might arise afterwards, or how they might be de- For County Sheriff—John Blizzard, of Newburg. he peers: abe India are lelggraph.) ties tae edeipbia, (Bd Cd Faulkner, 7 Tirrell, termined, was not for him to consider. ts duty, then For County Surrogate—John C. McOnnnell, of Goshen. fame it enty 26 vom avi Beer P ¥ as now, was and is, to bring inthe bodies; or, if they Justice ‘of Yersions Win. Avery, of Cornwall. GrxO4, Bept 22—In port ships Saratoga, Ti anhPrunier, ty om ‘Lodtaza,, Pi had passed beyond his control, to declare under oath or | Special Surrogate—George Cox, of Walkill. ertected 1 go for salt; Froy. Miler, ding; Champion, | se affirmation to far as he knew what had become of them. a Lowe, ‘of Crawford; Geo, ©. Blan- Ly hy , for eum ae, Be. no to | Cod " raint chard, of Walkill. 5 ween , - po ig oon yay ~"spaggteeg tse tthe above isa ticket. The utmost har- } bam, White, NYork. eS aan bf ~ ‘Gianasaay, 12—Arr Maid of Aukland, Ciatk, from ‘See the argument of Glynn, and the remarks | mony oo the Binghamton platform was | reghorn fur NYork; 14th, Topeka, Chuzeh, do for B. ion, of Mr. Justice Gould, in the case of Mr. Wilkes, 2 Wils. | adopted. Emily, hamne, NYork; J7th, Athens, Heberan ~ ‘The Know Nothing» of Cattaraugus county held an | NYOrki 16h, Marmion. Jackton, Ancoas for Nork, Cd 14th, ‘The application immediately before me hardly calls for | jmmense mace guring the last at Olean. . Seilies for NY ith, Geo A Pheips, Eins, A the two writs expecially named among the rest, and that the federal Courts om only issue the writ of habeas corpus, when it has become necessary to the exercise of an otherwise delegated jurisdiction ; in other that it is subsidiary to kome original process or ran, ‘his Majesty may take the silk, but he shall have toleave the stu behind.” He does his work neither weakly nor treacherously. The clients for whom he pleads are more to him than clients. They are friends for whose @alvation he would pous out his blood. They are bro- thers who have striven, by means he thought rate, to free their coun’ 1 end he comes, ‘as Thomas Davis has with such solemn ity said, inspired by love and jus- tice and genius, and commissioned by Heaven to walk the waters with the patriots, and lend them a hand when i Meagher here referred to somo of the most memorable of the State Trials in which was and cited some splendid from speeches on those occasions. st some length on this topic, and finely the juence of his great country- maa. Lord Byron had Curran at Holland House, ond said he beat everybody he ever saw. As an orator, © * * * * . ‘That act excepted from the operation of its provisions the demeatc saves of aegates in Comgrent, of fo , oF sojourning in Ministers, persons passing Hh, ot a aoe - a from Marseilles for N . there expanded remarks, though rightly considered the} . F. 8, Martin . was addressed At do t ce *, Paine, from benr upon most of the pointe that were ‘laborated in the | ty stephen B. Cushing, the Know Nothing candidate for | nad discherged Aa)ons sel and Capt rages ta cine oes argument upon the question of its reception. It purports | att , Mr. Crane, of Indiana, and several other per- {na out 390 mo it would besale to proceed te Boston; to be a su a person now in | sons. proceedings were very enthusiastic. Junial i 5 ee 9 Haieb, trom Malsgs.in ind petition from a oot Massachusetts, who informs the Court that abe is one o- | "he hard shells of the First Sinatorlal district (com- | Buatel Webster, do do cor and ethers. Wind W. 250; earthed thorized masters and owners of slaves to bri any cetaln thelr slaves within the commonwealth for the riod of aix months, or for any period of time whatever. ut it did not affect to vary or rescind the rights of slave passing through our . It appiled to fe i resident and coe para who Srought aay nyt errne he counties of Suffolk, (Queens and Richmond) | teen sosince 16s, : Rebecca, 1 ice anor er tung andeering. | Sapien etre, STONES, | Cette appre Wi i nt aanes | Semannd Stam Sarma! oes Torey, | Sera eter ti, renee | ty pap egburdpenannra Ki Bench shook fi Bons & ‘ . | & convent dl ts ‘Oth—Arr in Lower Harbor Rover, Albay fos’, rooteres when be wtred, tot famous p mg Gominion. wat fleet the right of transit for property | Her, not Dam totication fr the writ ofabeas ‘corpus in | The straight Whig nominated Wonsl &, Smithy of Saree, pep sear itary, Wiaabeth, Hic? ora, she- | Pee teri nm, ep. * which , ; nomi ‘ ; 24th, ‘ , Oot 10—-Cld ship, Forth, Steen, Rar eee ay eee or antag. | wns Gren ondan it mood eater the constitution of the gf ge SE ere Bag) om = Ghiameania, dept 3t—are Leela Bo son; Quick MT Vouriny Rovort, Nore. Tt Morsco, Halon, United States and ihe law of mations. cag fo quash the writ hertoore’ sued ot the relation ctl aa " Futtors aa Corre Li mine “work. SROCKPORT, Oot garg brig Tallulah Amabury, Savane : ‘When application was made to me for leave to fle this ARRIVALS. Gnesxock, Sept In port Lorense, Mer ow, from Glas | Ham. Torn Fae ark 1 Basler, Seat, Phulehdb the territory of novher State, io which the institution ee ag mes te sce ern al PM ad a rn a ti We Ga fino, Rep Sear arias Eanes Papo Havana, pass Tirevias, Bramhall, Charievion; igal, Taltman, of slavery is not recognized, "4 Bm ackus, 6 iipolaene 5. A /ELVORT, a Akyab. 7 od . '. Teed not say, that before the compac tof wn! venilom of thee ellent. ‘My thanks are + due to them for | len. Alana Iolet Flt Ean London, Cr Ws Sion. 3. |, Hunn. Rept g—Are Charter Gai, Pew jjcton, Quebec. Sid Mirae etme Kelley, Alexandaia; famed anc ee wc of them aa | ected eit Vomain socom"? ™=** | Beek teat CPT, Mag | MHcES OR RAT UEE try 0 reonan, Rewrg: | wen atone o ering. ec Gees 7 serescen om ee ee nome of the person who authenticates the and nurse; BE Bindly, Benj H rot | Jobn R Dow, . Bh bark Medora, Ro: . SNOW, 4 7 xcept so far as their relations to each other and to for- aoe rey Senger te any ing than ia oF bras bon tad, two chiliren ly, Benj H Tokery, tere. wos Saunton: sais, Se sais andra ut revroed lala j 10t, MR Coplisie, was or!: of acres and stately mansions—the proprietors of Se ed carriages, and plabe, end railway schh ¢ ove; the dntaty chevaliers of the mabvon, bg Ae notables and oracles of the fashionable club; the “ec phents or bullies of an empire, rich in silks and «illl eign rations bave been gaiaes by the federal constitu. tion, each of them remains so. As such, it is bound by that great moral code, which, because of its universal obligation, is called the Law of Nations. What it could not do ff freed from federative restrictiohs, it cannot do tion for herself, and | “From Greenock, in ship Glance—P McComalie and farnity, | 4 ita br " ‘daitiien ou iis : does profess to have an; to solicit action in be- | Norwell, W son, J Johnston & lady, J Russell, John “ = Brakes [eae Spee) | ee i Baxter, do; ts Yo felt of another: on he Sanitary her counsel ere aseure | Siaiand dy, gh Prase, J Bryden Lady, Muay hoes 4 ee for X York, ig; Omar | Hh Pilageiphins Weaver, Roger, Ruhmmasd: that Mr. Williamson has not sanctioned i Maid of Orlenns—J ; Try: ry, n , ‘ her, application. he’ ‘has, therefore, no satus whatever | ial" lacs I Jen Wary Caran. Waster Je wok Canetted eh for doth, New York, Ba. | WiLMIN ¥, 80. Oct 2-Arv ache John, Burton, N¥ort. Hedin fay teach, Mes Bone Ware red Grant, Spring, York rs * potone and pretentionsness, pain: pw restraint upon its policy, which duty to other Fi wards, for % oat. do do; Juniata, Newton, | Cid 10th, echre ‘4 MUQrd Boston, JM Chadboura,, ee srittabwore putes to Wer onary ne | Staten would in tbat nae, ntotve, inds Attia just an [ ImIBiN COOP a ei EN a Bag rts W UA, Cryer aid Fienea phe Coys, oe New | Waiawrign, Bone. scu'p sce © utsh perpetually reminded them of their dull " if the Union bad been dissolved or had never been f ’