The New York Herald Newspaper, March 10, 1857, Page 1

WHOLE NO. 7496, MORNING EDITION—TUESDAY, MARCH 10, 1857. PRICK TWO CENTS, ‘The Wred Scott Case. OPINIONS OF JUDGBS M’LEAW AND OVBTIS. ‘Wasarnotom, Maroh 7, 1857. Associate Justice Motenm proceeded to express bis ‘views in the case of Dred Soott ageinat Sandterd. After stating the facts relative to the subject, the ples as to ja- risdiction is radically dofeotive. It had never been held mecessary that te constitute « citizen a man should have tho qualification of am elector. Females and minors may ‘gue in the federal courts, and so may an individual who has bis domioil in the State in which he may ue, Th? most general cefiaition of « citizen is a freeman. Th Plea does not show Dred Soot to be a slave. It does no follow aman ts not free whose ancestors were slaves Ih was enid colored citizens are not agreeable member of socieiy; but this was more a matter of taste than of law, Several of the States have admitted such persony to the right of suffrage, and recognised them as oltixsns; and this has been dove in slave as woll as in free States. On the subject of citizenship wo have n% beom very fastidious, Under the Inte troaty with Mexico we have made citizens of all grades, Combikations and colors. The aame was dono in th SLAVERY IN VIRGINIA AND MISSOURI. VIRGINA WHITE COLONIZATION. MISSOURI BLACK EMANCIPATION. Southern Fanaticism versus Southern Common Sense, Climate, P Trade, and Dollars and Cents, Our Ptiet Beats. FOUS YEaRS—-TA. DANGHRS OF THR' BUSINESS. Pleasure or profit ¥rom the Richmond (Va.) Whig.] COLONIZATION OF VIRGINIA B& NORTHERN EMI- GRANTS We “ind the following parseraph. on a subject of no ‘Uttle tatercat to the poopie of Virgiuis, ia the Naw Yom SEALY ie Orr and six bands. Obarice Morgan viz: Commerce, No, 3, best Jam, 8} 1869, with four pilots and five hands, Yaniseo, No, 7, lont Deo, 8, 185%, with two pitote and ‘wo men Taoob Bell, No. 4, lost March, 1864. We aro informed from an anthoutic source that the Hon. Mr Thayee, the leading svrii in the organization of the Kan- ‘Aas emigrar! ald societies of the North, has in conjunction with some other enterpristog individuals. resolved qpon the pees experiment of @ great Northern it Aid Rpelety, tor Uso reliel, rea-sctialon and 1 mn of Old ini a Is simple enough, entire'y feasible, and will ne cases Ne bted, | K. Colting, Ni , doubt, f put ialo ursction, prove lamevecty profiable” It te of Louisiana end Floride, No one over doubted, - Collins, No 11, lost January 1), 1366, with ome eae, bet Kiet brave Lamensely prota Ror @ court held, that the tahabitaats did not become presen Hit Re heads of an caierorisicn cnccene tee bee ee oltizens under tho treatics. They have booome citizens | Pot hands, t without being natura'tz-d. Throughout the oontirent of Karope, without exception, it bas been held that siavery cam exiet ouly ia territory chase of soxae of the mil fons of the waste and worn out lands of Virgioia (especialy of Bastern Virginia;) and, secondly in the setiement of those lands by Norihern and Kuropsan colo- nists, allowing toeach family. from tifty to two hundred acres; villages, echoois, Phantom, lost January 18, 1866. Fulia, lost Ootobor 11, 1858. HL. B Hail, lot Novomber 2, 1868. ‘30 % where {t has been estab! be} jb SBiadly it \s proposed to establiah factories, peel poll po Tocey aioe pane eee Beride the loss cf lifo the toss of property bas been 7 i pated are: fret, such large profits to the raging atipolation. There is no ration in Kurope whieh con | very grat, tho actual value of the boats boing from company a8 will enable wo extead very largely ‘heir | of thay ple of the ind'spensadility of the tnsiitation, | “dere itre!f bound to return the master his fugtiivo $6,000 t0 $10,000 each without ‘to the Lone of time, {iB the corms of re of a leant two hunired | UGer the enjoyment of wbioh, in common with tbe otter of mations. The. als Total valus near'y $70,000 cou wo hundr is no treaty, obi or us near'y $70, thousand en neva; thirdly, the rapidds- | slavebolding States of the confederacy, It is ee] contract to retura him to bie Tn rope: rely upor ut E and ationg roher happier master. the case 0 ‘The lose of irty baa fallen ent! wn the pilots, Honiton a. mineral io lteanat te Sate oughly each blog Solepenes sglters — ste — Cx a eo spite XJ state of | tho bonis. Pedic reasons, not sate insured. yee ‘an impeu policy of free whi i vi med ere mun ation, fualpate i of elave tabor; aa Taaly, tun rf | 440 {AF 08 eeourity tm the Union ts comegrned, It matters dod and limied to the range of tho inte whios | of these boats wore run down at sce, and sunk immo- rginia or South Carolina, ‘ppt, or apy other of the Southern States, whothor Mis socri emanoipates or not. If the constitution is to be maintained intect, slavery might be abolished ta every ‘Sta‘e im we Union but one, aad that one would be re- speo'ed in its righ ws as If the inetitation ex'emded over the civtized world; if the constitution ts to be encroached Gpon, end the South most appeal for protection to the prysical force of a numerical majority, ths dissotniton of the Union becomes a question of time. to ve determined by such @ division n the councils of the ooansry, preponderate tn favor of the opponeaws of our institu! — enter great commonwealth of Virginia to B 5 ‘aud emigrant aid project of Mr, Thay = his aseociatos, #nd such, ia bried, are their caleulati enacts {t. This was the decision ta the case of Somerset 1a Epgiand, which wae deolded before the Am Revolution, wo has no power to interfere witn slavery in the }, OF to regulate what is comm aly Called the slave trade among the severa' sistes §We know that James Madison—thet great and good mai was particular to regard slaves cscaptug from service or ‘abor as ‘ persens,’’ and not as proporty. While he (Judge McLean) agreod that this goveramont was not made for the oo ored rece, yet many of them ta the New England States oxercived the right of sufrece whon the istely, being heavily ballasted with iron. Ttls to be hoped thatsome pian will be devised by which our pilots will have some protectiox—some ludeos- meat in their dangorous profession. In giving the lowos by the pliows we only go back four years. if we sbould extend our lint elgbtern or twenty yoare tt wuld present a frightful cxtalogue of dtaastors compared with those In other branches of cur commercial martao, the TALE Ong, und the field so invidng that we cdall gain, Whatsay our Viryinia mewspaper con- vouch vpor temnpoea ies! For some time past we have seon many intimations in ‘whe Nortbern papers of « prj ot on foot, uecor the ave. plooe of aoiition leaders, to p'aut acolony of Northern Viremia, Iv remains ‘or the administration inaugurated constitution was sdopted; and {t was not doubted that ite " gare pabeme, so selned ia abe erteact from tie Huxato, ox, | ay, together wiih e cemocratic Cangracs, 40. teat tha Nasseney wanes tet Semmens Oa Senedien OF abt n. | Eetsieas Movements da (> bo dneer, dedance and atrocity of political’ pa sense of the people and the eircngtn of the Union, by | T#ce Many of the States took moasuros to a>oiler are Riacrion in Naw Havisuram.—To dey will be slavery; and It is a wei! known fact that the boliof was aberished by leading men, botb of the South and the North, that the instiutton of slavery would gradually de cline, until tt should become extinct All sinvery bas ite origia against natural right, Uf im mantog the necessary rales and rogulations re epecting the public lends a territoriel or tomp>rat government ts iste, Congress has to govern. Congress oan exercise por by the constitution, nor has tt power to E tcrpal concorns of a 8 It Congross deom rlsvas or 8 Of color lujurtous to @ Torritory It Power to probibit them from becoming settiora therein, Wh torritoria! government bas beon ostabiished on erriory, it bas uniformly remained in that com | 80 when the territory war ; and this was tended with satislagipry revults. Too sov: nty of ti Tt | bringing back the constitution to ite primilive parity. Aud, If in 1860, abolitiopism is still unchecked in tte rampadt ravings agatna\ the rights of the Yoathera peo- pie, the awful alternative of disunion muat inevitably evane Missour! may cmancipate or aot, ‘t will bo the same to the South im tho end COMPARATIVE VALUE OF LAND IN FBER ASD SLAVE STAT! {From the St, Louis iu Tuesday's issue we co and ace od that tbe pore ail of our pro-conceived uotions concerning it. way beseen st a giance, we think, that the principal and pernape oaly object of the chief promoters of this colon! mation enterprise Is, in tho course of a few years, to effsct, by the totvoduction of a borde of abolition voters, the eboition of siavery in tne Sac ot Virginie, Other in eidentat results, no douot, tn tho shape of pesuntary profits, are expected to be real zed from 1%; but its main dcaign''s avicer tly, by ® gradual process, to uproot and axterminate the inatity ion of slavery. With such views and porposes animating the origt aators amd promoters of this scheme, and the en- tro dot¢7 of coloxists whe would come to Exstern Virginia to settle undor their advice and tagiraotion, wo Rave 20 a hy saving Se upon the Proposed enterpris« with no eympatby, favor or entou. |b whavscover. Wo have no sort of use for the kind held the fl st Stste election of the present year, being for the choice of an executive officer, railrond comats lover avd three members of Congress tn Now Hamp: *bire, Tae cavvass has not been as animetod and ex otting es bas marked the annuai oleotions of some pro vious years in tbat Stete, owing, perhaps, to tho faot that the domcerais consider It futile to attempt to overcome the large mojorities which wore given agatnat thom last fell, and the republicans, probably, feeling oertala of thetr supertor otrepgth, sad consoquentiy almost suro of snooeas. Some of the members of the domooratic party think, however, that as they are now fairly rid of the dead welght which the adeninisiration of poor Pierce cast Ga (Mo) Demeorat | oared treo and slave tabor, ‘ductions of tree labor exceed cultivated at the North by seventy miilious of ao: alibough the namler engag Agriouitare at thos ‘of oattie who would thas bo squatted amongst us. Weal | cxceeved the cumber jed ia the same voostion at | federal governmoat « rtende to ail territory of ‘he Uul open (bem, they say venture @ hope for at least a partial ready have guiie as wavy of thea as our peuiteatiaries, | tho North by one milton ose buodred thousand. § Wi States. If we gave the right to acquire tarritory succes while others, less sanguine, aro of the opinion a ‘sand alm ay ahve nc perry ng whea, — oe: pore od by, the oo statistion mis Dave the right hes that it will take somo tme to shale of the Incubus which midst. e fe government, and revised by a southern wei- | exercised. the avowed purpose of cnanging and overvarning oar 0- | ‘or we sre propared ior Ouclng @ great dltioponoe In country, and tbe pronibition of slavery north of 26 30 | Was tastened uvoe them by the border ru(lan poitcy of mestic fartitutlons, and disturbing the peace and security ‘of oar firceides, the feelings excited oply thote of indignation avd value betweon iands mtuated tn the free Sistes, and laude Aliuated ia the slave States. Tue difference wat printed vt by Mr. Brown, in bis reoent speech on the emancips tional =Where there i¢ no focal lew orted ‘the Jast adminisiration. The following are the candidates very ‘he masier cannot control the will of the wbien have beca placed in nomination — bosoms are (iebing = slave Dy force, e@ the presumption is in favor of (reedom. mistasen the character of the V tion queetion, and illustrated by tho market prise of ‘nud | The master, ir goine into & territory doos uot carry wisn Democrat Repulivan, py Regen Ia najecent ‘coumtlen in tore and Missouri, The wider | him the iaw ot tbe State from whias he romovos. ler rune weee” «eae ie perous set “isonet: dently sbentionte rs : d « Raliroad Oomm'r:. Mar omy O.Nate. Teboence tel intention betore band Of peretutoniding occ and wel! authenticated data furnished by the Cunaue Ga. | ry, be reneated—or property in humea beings—dcee nm reru, ehows that this dioresce in value is not local, bat upiversal ; anc further shows, that free soil adis: wo aleve roll’ is depreciated by its altwation ; but that the slave soll is enbanced im value by ite promimity to free . ariee from the intevastiona or common law, but fom mere municipal regulation. There was no Jaat grow for ube argnment that this was exclusively @ Missoart question Dred Scott an4 bis family wore free wader de social organizadca, aud es'ad \tbing upon ropt, dangerova, aperchy prosucing syste swhich prowaiis In the Nortoern States. Faough sf virtue and courage ye exietain tne boscane of our ellisens to clatona given within the last twenty -clght youre. A save « Vont so izjuiieus ond warming ® consummation counties of Delaware, afj.cent to Now Jersey, | who eravires Bis treodom by bie removal to wnoiner |. THe vote st the election Last spring ‘or Governor stood we edmouiah Ia advance the ringleaders of this m ago price of land por acre is $80, while in the his returning to | ®* follows.— Stale cannot be reduosd to riavery by went, aod their silly ard unortactpted dupes, that the the State from which be emigrated ie of Viegiola wil. root taem on tae 09a anes of the mid drt Papen bak yy in attempt to scitic amongst us vew, as thatto whicd mbhoull aappon to gradu: Gs, without at the moment atl re alning portion of the State its average value is only $8 rare. AB c\po:so to ‘bis, we tind the. value of land !p the tos of Now Jersey, @ tjaseu. to Hola. ‘Waro, 6 Dot $07 per acre while a the romatnt Of that State tus valuo 1¢ $44 por acre. In the cousties o Teonay!yania, ecjoto'ng \irg via, the value per acre ts 324; in the rest of the State $7, while ia the Coantios of Virginia, adjoising Pe neylvsn.a. the prise per acre ‘y Sts, in the rest of tho ctate $8 li ‘va'te por sore t adjacent to Kentacky the 82 Take any two Alssimilar border Stator, and you the samo Clacro; im tho valve of land, mocifiod, no soobs, by local causes, but {ring the unlversatity the rule. These com, —§ destroy the theories balit por tho allrged inseourt'y of st perty in the far from \bis be Raiph Metoalf, K. No... eee Joba 8 Welle, dom... eee eee Tobabod Goodwin, whig...... o ‘Aud at the Presidential siestion in November the vote fon. the Puprems Court of the state of Missouri, Associate Jurtice Curtis gave bis roarovg for dissent tog from the majority of the coun, Ti whetber a person of Alrican descent oan the Urited Mater. The oenetutt of that |. .roment: referring under tbe cenfereration [ft may, therefor, bo: the otttvene of the eeverai Siaice under the con! 2 Fall the treo native horn subjente of Ni Massachusetts, New York, and Nortt Jaro- Tus [waveural anv tus Damoonanto Jom Richmond Mmovirer, the Petersburg (Va) Democrat, and some others among the Buehanae jeernails of tho South are cut agatnat the Presivont’s policy of balding « milite Ty read to the Pacidc. Tbe Bmquirer ia ite mildest moo Of one or to or & -donea penttertiartes were not @ jsut to a0e a modate ‘them all, our peepis wou'd readily provide a number entirely adeqiate tothe purpore—or to avoid that ox Hampshire, lune, dercenc: =< o> eta ee tes fromm | —— me yy | this ao ed from = alrioan ay PA Bot ony oitt | rays)—‘‘In relation to the construction of « railroad to the ebofition ‘wmigrants wil never molest peourliy, thie ol peculiar property ‘og tb poreensed franch ee jectors on cys! | Pagitio, with the great and grievous incidents attendin. and comtaminate the stmasphere of Virginia by | to iteclt wings apd ti) away, yot the ondui terme with other, or whive sitirens Those colored p ~ f amongst us. Of sat fact, the * | carth produces js a four , and these who poesset come were not only inoloded with the body of white #0 atopendous a scheme of publis improvement, wo aro bis Diack republican confederates may res: it grow rich in the same proportion The untmazinadlo 5 misery Of & slave State boing surrounded by free states, We have no insuperable objection to tnteltigest, moral, | rae been dep! sted im tragic Thetorio by every pro slavery ipdustrions, enterprising and woll meaning persoas from | jsurva'ist and orator !n the country, and fm Sad o@ sons \n the sdoption of the copatitotion, but bad the to snd aid aot in its adoption. Uader the onastiu person born om the soli of @ State sua ormpel ed to deolare that bis argumonis, however ings ious ord honestly a¢ vanced, are Bot in accor! with oar constitaticnal views, eo etoadily maintaiaed by as on the J or from Kurope a, thoie J der wd exam‘nat'on that such rurrouzdingr are ent for our round of subject '’ The South Side Democrat hantles the suryeot homes a Virgiaia, proviced thoy adapt wes | pencft. acd that even Jackson and I’latt 00: would explained Of the constiiation, | with ugrrat deal cf caution, as if afraid of giviag ofvace, 10 our tnativutions acd become peaceable and orderly | be atyanced in wealth by Kansas boing free. The sirces every cit'ren at the tine of the adoption of 4 " t cicens. Wo want ro tmmigra: m any quartor, who | jaid upoa the danger in whion property om the trontior instrument waa so recoguined, and no powor was | Dot S* tt stands committed it Freie it mbent upon tse! wil Pe prone ly {wbue thomseives with the Coen yo) from the | comierred \o discriminate between color of deprive | io say something. The Democrat saye — apieit rations of Virgipians aud Southernors, en: any one of his franchise. {t is mot trne to point of fact With regard to the President's wows on bo would not, comregacatiy, consi iute an immovarie @ defence ard seoarity in the hour of emorgeacy ‘hat the copatitution was made exclusively by and for white poopie The preambie openly decinros that the ccastintion wes farted tn order (0 rerare te the propie of the United States an: ty the Diessiags of “berty, and as for the cotmesd cttenras {a five of the States they were among thors M whom the consiltulion ‘Wea ordaiwes and es'ab ished, Color, tn the opinion of the framers of the consti ction, » as not noooerany to 690. atituto oft'zonsbip under the constitution of the United Siates: ona tt might he acded that the po vor to make tigenn bas beon acted upon tn tid tha Pacrde Railroad it vs to Gay moro now then that they do not sooord with ow eottled opinions om the subject. We have moro thea ietinoti Our protert against this calacrs by the successful efforts of the ust becavae those sbolition!sts are thelr neighbors. Im Nt would be highly slvautageous to the if she came in contact with a free diate fa soll, Misgourt, instead of being with aa the Southern rhctorioiaus say, woukl bicom through all bord Tt often bi Fowos ro Ma Govams —A mortiog was beld in Lous ville on the 2¢ inst, at whion it was resolved to make srrangomorts for the sultable reception of Hon Jamor Guthrie, om his contemplated roturn Crom Washington to bia bome in Loutevilie No Reowrur Law —The Albany Sialeeman says thas it ‘a vow pretty epparent that the Repubiionn Legulature will not paseo Kegistry law, otther for (be olties or the tate at largo Ur row Rawenrmacon,— Hom. J H. Jewett, momber of Congrens from the Fifth distriot of Kontacky, bas aa. poanord himeel! @ candidate [or re-elootion. Waar wits He Do w Kisorso?—The Boston Traveller says that Mr. Joot W. White has resigned the presidency of the Norwioh and Worcester Ieilread Company, having accepted the trrasurysbip of the Mad River and Lake [rie Railroad Company. Whito ie the domeoratic nominee for i ‘and regenerate Old Virginia He proposes to raise a capt toce Yn autation ‘and wore j | Copgrens in the New London district of Connsotiout, tho mesns of parchesieg the | ho; =, Ibat ihe court has joriadictivm ta this cage, and pl Nad Noor overs ore. wikia taa'tioae of'ue | LoNciste that, cagor the aw et j Dred Boos | VACARCT yyy “pepe emerge oo appointment jadge Bisok Cabinet new it President w1!! reader necessary ie ro sssembiing of the reapsoting the torritory of | Democratic State Convention of Poansy!van'a, in order to 7 Ry ty Salen to tueh treo ony ae wat od 7 place {n nomination « candidate for tbe soat made vanaat persons ¢ epesoc ‘moro favora- the United Mater Ly coo, | in the #upreme Court of Poonsyivania, ‘pie thas they can meet with ehowhere. The wostteoms ttitation. He wat net aware that euch « with minora: a a on oe The Robbery at the Jeesey City Ronded tadustrions who would engage in tne work Dringing ‘Warehouns. them to market, and the cast abounds in land ready for | 071, tint oF shade. ‘value a not more SUPRAME COURT—In CUAMBANA. the plough, which @ ju tlolows mode of cultivation would oe & whlch we speck are make 08 G0 the fertue soll of aay of cur siner wore (aut com ‘We may remark, incidental'y, that wo Betore Hon Judge Davies. a nall y FLA yt have more then sixteon millions of ‘scree yet unentered, Manct O.—In the Matier of John Thomas, alia Cork pp ttf DL way ee] ah PL ag fy FS Jack, George Carle, James Perry, itichal Walsh and Ore Jarures beyoed the reach of mare, meat The Aah and | [ante dn thas Museu presente Naslt cose’ thie cout Honlera, alias Rees —Theve partica were oharged with an eyeiors taken from the wuere their doors, the | Som "Hat ihe swamp inna, all te Taliroed, lane ard cxteontve robbery of atits, yoivets, he., from the bon iod pear tettened by pay Ay LF ‘eeali | thiricen millions of sores belenging to the general gover: warehouse in Jerney City, the particulars of which have fat reed (od bee Anne were ihe dolight of | ment *re boarding thelr wealth for already appeared im tho police news. They were ar Abe epicure icas (han See FS : — rested at Keyport and conveyed to Now York, where Pe yy he tae oree Wheat Prospects. thoy have been recognized by oGleors as part of « noto- ‘and tho worse love of oxtravagant pleasures, bare tious gang Of river thieves, some of tho principals of Aotven from Use bomen of their fathers tbe sone of these worthy sires who bad bute few years since made Prin county @ paradive. Bet thoogh the sires are dead and the sons removed, ve oil remains, and the fish and oyster are wt All that is wanted are poopie of the litte in- dustry and purity of those who in former days occupied khe beautiful ferme on the bay side, aud which cas now ‘be purohaged at far, vory far below their valos. | The Hitleboro’ Arrald of the 29th ult. says—~From ail The rumors of the unbeslthinem of Princess Anne are | paris of this and e*joining counties we boar the most Se reagyee si nate. ey ugk ot | sn psec snes han 6 ay ee and wody made of men are rom and goauine | pect ab abundant harvest brandy. Thotr sucesssors have Polson ‘The Jack#on (Mich ) Patriot saye—Wo have visiiod ‘Wayne, Daniel, Grier and Campbell had also LA eran snotored liquors supplied by the ‘North and Fast poruens of tea (own chaos tee, suet? ciouppamrea, sad we provares papers expreenive of (helt Views ea particainc of y itved too fast and ar alt cltcae aa. Lever saw the wheat look betier; if appoaraccee Poms, bot they were pot read ' fe \nenrances of our country aun te continue It will be the best crop we have bad for years. ‘The Court adjourned to the day fixed by law. Sones Ge tre Coe, See The ediior of the Jackson (Wich ) Pair baa vated jermere. different pert sown since the eno # disappeared, » EMANCIPATION IN MISSOURI, re ind sayee—We nevir sew the wheat took better i pre The es Dr, Biataitell. “ {rom the Ruskenend Te Can ctatton of the sty sent ramces continns, it will be ine best crop we | Jamas Gompow Bavewrr, Eso — . Wolding Haven ‘ ot faye: ciroumetances ‘at midnight, after the storm il Ht opinion until the ‘twenty days in which ty and . "" ‘which from Monday last) I hall cain tw equlliriews-—tee defend’ be A, = lar and bealthfel codenrer, 00 8 serous Sorry vt Fi oy ‘prospect of ultimate roccess, or under what euspices Of the winter has lef it backward, it is trae; Te eaee Some m opened, we, Are. ot to | all fcoaridered, W new sooks romarsably wel it , ut teat there Ore sresmen to bs éedahivety Se. wee, he Remains of Mane We : ed, ‘sooner or ister, we think there te litle doubt. Ald for the Starving Family, TO THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD. bn ty tf Fal yp I-34 TO THR EDITOR OF THR HERALD, ‘Wevcaarmn, March 6, 1887, me vane coaneliy soak ah Taken ana dererly fought We enclose $8 for the destitute sick woman living at 8. Sherrard, inte Sheriit of Doug os a erery of grown’, by tbe wndaanted art | the corner of Canal and Washington strosts, whose press | jas county, Kansas, who wat agenssinaied by Jones, or. ive oppestion. wisert and | {ng need you have made pubtie, 4. % | rived here for interment to-day, whore his tether and Hatt tine, eccerred in the optaen bi ADITOR OF THE HHRALD. family reside, Be waa buried this and ‘ollo wed to pest men in Virginia concerred in the opinion that negr> 0 THR PAS a a Se Cusneleten wos! have boon eagerly em- | the corner of Canal and Washingion streets, Sreoed by some of the ablert gpiri in our counotia, | who regrete aot being able to ANOTHER BOAT MtSoINO—2OE PILOT YOATS LOST IN Our ehip sows ovllestor reports that the pitst boat 3yIph bas been ab> “ot two weeks, and foers are entertained that she bas beer lost tn tne recent severe gals. Oar pi- lots bave lately bad an weuguaily bard me, and’ consid. ering the jy they receive, thet: profession is not one of Auriher boot, the Washington No. %, has met bees heard from since the 11th of January, when ome of her pilcte ‘was put on board of a vossel. The Washingtonfis, there fore, supposcd o have been lost during the gale ot the |, 18th of the same month, She had on board ptiot Thomas The Washivgton makes the tenth pHot boat lot within the Jant few years, Incindirg the boats Sarak Fraosis and Avant, Marok 7, 1887. Him, anc his Defence, be was ireated with muol? kindmess and respect, tme geperal bel'e? here that the whole thing is Coroner. whero testimony Iitical Jofluemoe bas bec brought to bear and extraordinary effor's mace in high quarwers to preju- dice the Governor's mind, bis £: doos mot con- Cor ner douiails ani explanations) [are "aaa Beng ‘ot the ana ceeded in o) @ ayn ges, Coroner's answers thereto, advance of the oth ‘There are se many as Ove obarges and ao: enieen diflerent speci They are, in seb. atanoe, ea follows — Charge firat—That the Corouer was gallty of a wiital excess of bie powor aa Coroner to the oppression of dividualeend ihe prejndive of po bite jursios. The spectications undor this charge aro to tho eflect that the Coroner usurped the po thorit has suo Iberty pending ine inquiry the parses tml tbe big bey the ju id bis inqaost thera, the same belug leased to apd in the pesscesion of Mrs. Caapingnain, allo stog & grea\ orowa of epeolmtors to outer theron aud depart therotrom, to the tpjory of her hovse and farnitare, Charge ecoond—That tho Coronor was guilty of son- Unwed apd grors importinonce and beastiallxy to wit- pessoa, and theroby inured the cause of and the proper aominiatration of justice. The specibentions onder this sharge are oight, aad refor pripwipaily to the levity aac wittieme wht the Coro. her ia sonvsed of baving porpetzated during «be examb bation of witpesses, and at otner simes during the Invos ‘igetion. He fe amo accused Of having cacsed and moored Mra Coapiogbam to be stripped stark aaked te the presence of @ policeman, (ue Deputy Ooronor and yoiciam Coerge thirt—That the Coroner conducted the inqatet tom [o am «cm parte manper and with a ome aided view of the cose. sorting oa the theory that the Inmmos of the bovse wore the probable goilly parties. ‘The specifications ooder this charge are twe and are fo the eifeot that we Vorover compeHed Joba J. Koko, witrout coat snd vest, to stand farroil’s test of identity: that he permiitted Judge Capron, without the oocasnt of he Dwtrizt attorney or Attorney General, to examine witweercr, ond refused to receive testimony which would heve tended to throw iighiton tho oxuso of tne death of |. De Bordeli, Cbare fourth—That tbe Corcver riviated aa Judge Brady, cf the Uourt of C: Teepect to the custody of Mra. € ‘The sposificaion ander Jeoge Brady, ‘a re mandi toay of ire soln forth that bam to ‘ho cus 4 abo sould be detained in D1 Bond etreot wotll the venai\ion of the verdiot of the jury, abd that the oF violated . saat order « Mire. Cunningham to be removed (rom Ui et to the Tombs Cbarge fil: b— {bas We Coroner during the invesdgation repented! violated the )gb's of wi.vessea, ‘Toe privoned tn fil Bond aireet aud ‘a the Fit tion beuse, The Coroner's antwers are olvar and vo the point He evades votbing hut boldly mecte ths chergoe in detail To the iret ctarye and ita ive subdteimions ant apeoia catx@s he deni (bat he exoeedes his powers as Coro Ber, or that be naarped the powece of tuo poiloe whose servions he called mand ayaiiod himreif of, as by law enutied to do, to aid him a the (nvosigation, Ho ad wtp the deiention by him of the Ounniazhem formalos, Keke! and Ynorgrase as partion \mplicntet, by ovitenss hotore him, ta the murder, aad jostdles thor devantion Be dovire that be refoaed the ooanne! of the aornaed a0 mat all proper & Ae denies Laving appiied to. Ho ad ireet, a8 by inw bound to the Dooy, add that no objection wae mada ther clo by tay Ou0, and that apecialors cid eater and de % recon: charge and \ta right hendod subdivisions te ibe rors tmpertinesoe and dostiality | mprted to bim or that the cause oralé or ‘ho admainiatration of -usiiee were iejared His explanations oe thia cbarge are rainer amusing sad feotious, a4, we understand | allod forth great laughter trom the Soverner whr was gravely read ing thera, The legend ) Urady'too¥, whore only peruliarity was that 0 carried hor tall behind ner,’’ sed the 4, with good effect ninat am to be atripped + ‘ive dewial and tho dovia| given by Hoe by Ur, Woodward was coadtucted with the aimost ariieaoy ‘To ‘he third charge and \te two subdivisions he denies the mgbt of the party « xhibiting the charges, or the Ge vernor to requir’ fromm bim any explanation of the theory of the course which be adopted, he not being liable, as & jvdicial edioe*, "© be catied on for such an socount He demiee that Echo! did take off bis cont and veat the betior to enable Ferrel! to Identify him, aitaovgh he req bim @doeo He somite pron, Jedre ° the comme! of tho Liss ict Aitaroey oF the Atlorvay Gene ral. avd ackeowiotges tho blo sasistance be roselved from theee carned jo¢ger: aod denies that be refused to Tonetve ihe testimoty of any witnose whe could throw any Night on the morcor or thr perpetrators of It. "Fo tha tourth charve and ts mpsctfsation he sote forth & communication to him from Judge Brady, aa to the of. tect ead mean og of the order aud (hat be acted apon the eaplenetion given bim b7 Jv ige Brady, and not in oppo- etter the order. powers. Serre oF An Incase Wowas Coroner Perry hold ac iwquest at 230 Wost Forty eightm street, upom ine boay o{ ap aged woman, named Lavin jones. wao committod snletle by hanging herscif while laa stale of insanity. ‘The deceased, 1h appeared, wae abont 70 years of age, and for several years past bas been tn ili health, and at (umes wae partially lurape. Sue tbreatesed often to com roid amoide, ane Rept ber daughter and rolatives ‘na con. ‘tat state of fear, Yesterday morniog ot an early hour deoensed was found suspended by oae of (be window our- ‘ain cords quite dead, Verdict, ‘Death by suicide, occa stoned by imaaniiy.”’ leocased was a native of Raods Jame, Srearcran wees Earwe.—Dorener Hille beld an ja. queng at No. 338 Greenwich street, opon the bedy of « German, named H Meashonder!, who died from strangu Intion, caused by being oboked by & pisce of most while catirg bis supper on Sunday night. The decewed died see y in too mnwles after beng choked. He Was about 46 years of age. Ver ict, death by strangn- lation, from the lodgment of & pitce of meat in his thront.’” Fata. ACcDaNt on Sinyoaan —Oaroner Connery held a0 inquest at No. 424 Cherry sirect, apon the body cfs man named David ( Keo'e, who died from concussion of the brain, ‘by falling dows the hatchway of the Dark Mary Lee, while be was engaged (a boieting goour trem the bold that vessels, Verdict, ‘leath from con- cvssion of the brain.”” waa 36 yours of ago, nnd wae @ native of Ireland. Common Pleas—General Term, Relore How. Jadgee Ingraham, Daly and ' March 0 —Darnsons —Jea. B. Green ve the Avenues Kailroad Company. afrmed, wish ate “Geo. L. Quelet ve. Jas. J. Wal, Jadgment adivmed, Wb come. Gibbous T. Kelty ve. Jas, Gemmell, Jedgmont 1 5 costa. J.B. Baoptmas ve. Jobn M. Ostia, Judgment affirm. i costa. firmed for $64 98 und coma baiow, Del reversed as 0 re ‘Nidoe without onste on appeal Coroner Connery Before the Gover nor—The Char get Againat Coromer Osanery arrived in this city on Tuesday inst, to submit to the Governor bis answors to certain charges proferrod agairam him, as to the masnor in whioh he con- duoted the Burdet invowigation. He lot: yesterday, af- ter baving liad several catorviows with Governer King, and ft is ramored that, malyré the “rospootful pett- tone” end malicious sfforta of the “iittlo viliio,”’ Ray. mond, ard the Tiduw philwwophe-r, he succeeded ia making a vory favoralte improesion upon his Excelienoy. The Coroner itanded in arwrtttow dofe ace, end ploaded bis tavse in propria persona wofare the Goveraor, by whom hie ere trick, gotten up by the cocnsel of Mrs, Cunningham to excite public sympathy in hor favor, by representing ter ‘a8 the victim of 5 savage aad brutal persecution by the ‘The cane, as provited tm the Revised Gtatutes, will an- doubtedly come beitre the Court of Common Pleas, it) Be taken before ne of the Judges of that court, ard thew bo traascaltied to the Governor for final adjudication. The beliof ere is that the Coro- Ber cannot be touobed, for though It {a known great po- st him, sider any of tbo chargos and specidtations (after the 4 as Sreoontiog and the r BOARD OF BUPERVISORS. The Mayor im tho Chair. MISOSLLANKO(S MATTERS, .Vevorai pocitions were received asking for the oorres. tion Of taxes, A cum-or of email bills wore reodtved and , ferred to the Committee on Covaty Officers. Tha btit of ¢he Bher\a of Orange consty, (Mr. W. B. Hom tom,) fo ¥ $469 10, oxponses attending the trial of Lewts Baker, » 4 referred to the Qomuittce on Oriminal Courts. ‘The bill 0° Charies Drake, Ooaaty Clerk of Orange coom- for $12. ° 96, for services and Incidental expenses as- pk the (rial of Bakor, was also referred to the sama committces. ‘The report of the Committee on Clvti Cowrta, ta favor of in Oreating the pay of the cilioers of the Yo preme Court i, "Om $700 to 2400 & your, was adopted with ‘Oat a dissents K Vcice The Board thea adjouraed us Moasay aext, a. 4 0’clook. BO. RD OF ALDERMEN, ‘The Presidont, | %be Clancy, Exy., im the ohair. TPE LocATION « NR PROCOHERD NEW CONT OFFLGm. & renoiation was: Mevod requesticg the Counsel to tha Corporation to imfor ™ (ho oesd at ite moxt meeting whothor the Comma Council Lave tho power to soll, tes, oF lease, oF allow the g: eral goverameat to we any af the laud of the City H. ¥! Park for tas purpose of a Pani Offos. Adopted. ‘2U8 UO) (TRAY COMP OOT, A resolution was offered , by Alderman Aaa:r roqusm- jug the Coramittee on Forrie 8 to inquire >7 what aethortay the Uniom Porry Company ave givea permission ue Ppartics to oreot » building in 4 te slip botwsen iho ptors 29 and 30, apd by wins authority "(ho compan7 here ¢ rooted guides on par 30 aud lc @red (bas w mmarkot stem. Alderman Hwa? also ofevat .¥ reacintion to the ofa that tho Coumiitve tequire am raport by w?et authorisy the Upton Yorry Company ooowp ¥ 20d use fortnelr oxeta sive purpoweas (Wo hendred fact ef am extension of pier No. ), whist bas bees exiemWd af an cnpouse mw $14,000 to tne otty THRE AVENOW RAT OOAD A petition was reoerved from Jot er ws: compl dlivrot (he Bixth Avenee Keilroad Company to coi their track to Fifiy fourth street. Keterred to Co: ou Railroads, . PU OOD SNOUT BOE. Renolotion, by Atdora@an Mun scetaw, tm reiation 3» tre dispeeition of the ,0l1 suf box vedmimaed br General Jnokson, hat tho comenties imvite ca oxprometom ot opuirtog from ell parties tm thle State War With Metico, eto which of tne velwrous sone at New York the tecuet abenla bo given, sah@ expression of opinion io be mad Ooty to those actusily omgeged in tho Mexican wer ‘Adopted. THD o* COLOR The report in favor ot aypropriatiog B5G>fer a stand of colors for the © 4b Logiument New York date Mifitie war concurred | MON CHANT TO GRNKRAL WORTH, A report waa aciopted tc opontnt a committee of five ee meet with the Coutsiitpen Com mites oa tho@en. Worm mor oment comeun oar PROD TD COMMTROC WR AND GREET Orme rermom The Comptroiier soni in a com unaication retaitve te purshasing ihe Gaicevoort preporty, for the parpese of a market Ordered on the min tes A communwavion- wer recetyad (rm the Streot Commie. SONOr, ID ALAWE to B reesivtiuN 4 ating that the besser | of Diamond reef had been progrennoa with, and bo resumed af 9008 as the wonher ermitiad. TENDONAL TE OLOOKH The report to give por mtasion to plane tatty Sotearag ciooka in the City Ifail ard ofher pubic Saildogn, ak Cont of $8,090, was tren up and afopted. um aw eR A ronolution, authortr ny tno committes to ompmy oy surveyor to make maps, was offered, Dut, some OPpoOr'tinn, wna refer baok to tho o -mmittes. The Doard thea proceadet'te take Up papore (om Ue Counctimen and refor them to the reepestive com mitions Adjourned to Tha aday cot at 6 0'c ook DOWD IO GC VOLLMEN The Board met sam svocing, Mr. hilton, tha Pras. dont, presistog wmowows Among (be Various petitions presented wore (he Mew whioh were referred bo the ar proprin's committee — By Mr. Siukime— (4 Hare Compsoy No. 92, for room kins By Mr, Bay oH Of Niagara fee No. 2, (or vopaire at howe, and of lwgine Conwpsay Mo i Cora now engine. By Me. Howvn—FOr & done 4) the foot of Liste street, Norw river. by Mr Nor Srosioos of Hina avoaus Baptist suurch, or two ¢aa iampe in front af their cburea By Me Wranecs—~Ot the New Form Opibalinlo Hompital, for a donnivo of $500. By Mr, de TARNON— Abking (ho Hoard to aegotiate with (he gomerad ‘or ihe purchane of Laat pordos of tue Pare by Hed way an* Park row, "oes Uttien: referred w te Com see. Uy Mr Resor OF (Bs om. ¢ Reformauon of ju rate Delle goveromen | re end where cae ' becm aa Levited, hod at whan inlerret, acd ala, othe Sienie'and. directions 'o' ch Lasie ing ho poems. money on Capostt, Reterred lo the Law Vomiuiwe, ClAITTO: Ame MKT YEMMT, By Mr Kass \ap-—To costruct the 6p ola! comunites on ferry soot of Boboiren stroct io iso luquire into the Gerag foot of Casistopher street. Adopted. ae UR vanetton By Mr. Ortaneos— Rewived. That the (ommiiee om Lands sed Placa au 19 inquire iato nad repoes Hetek cburek yr a ing of Cather wireet lo Weil sueet. Acjourned, PUNBRAL OF Dit. KANE. ‘TUR UATOR an0 Bi Cour tTL GOLDa ™ TO atTEae ur. ‘The cunt comm:tiee of the Common (yr00t!, appointed A sbort ime ego to goon ie Mbiladephle and aiteed we funeral of Dr. Kae, mot at No 5 Ccy Hall yeatordag at- terucce, Alderman Harris, Obalrman. he commities @ composed 2 (ollows —Alderman Herne, Bante, Oowler, Fumer tad Blunt Councumen Jones. Cuspman, Brady, Crawford ard Rasch. Av imvitetion has bess ¢ctoaden 10 the Presidents of both lioarde of toe Common Jeune (Aiderman Clancy and Connotimen Poi lips) aud the "yee and’ Noma ‘Tes popet wit « eter’ oon ewan 0m 1bO Mayor oO Philadelphia to the Mayor of New York was read by the cnairn.am of the comaities — dork sveal com sbove body. at (he wirard House, ae tome Tooth Oa the artical of ae arecing trae Yours, ary waly, RICHARD VAUX, gueeta on i from New York. To Mayor Woon, of Yow Yorn. Hy Gen, Bont 4 bis pers oeal /especta t. Lord . Satorday, and the interview ' said to have cordial, ‘The General lef for Washington yeslerday Ff The London Sar saves lecture in favor of the Meteo Liqnor law waa rece delivered by the colebrated P. . in the Great Western Hall, Market street, Pageware toad. ‘Williams, decease. Giavcy Jones, who, it will b¢ remembered, for some time past, hae eo far recovered am to leave Wi oa Saturday aMerseom in residence at p Pe, . MoLorokle, formeriy & Member of Ose- from Uaiiforats, is im axcrer.—On board the Mexicam tteamer Na a beromenor of tho, moat olay pie CODat nota, * spent tae ons has Ga ot we ne and cot te, or the grain, ia to snap ‘weather the Hy eiee EE I