The New York Herald Newspaper, January 26, 1860, Page 8

8 Ro YORK HERALD, THURSDAY, JANUARY 26, 1860. ~ THE LEMMON ‘““LaAVE CASE. Bb. Ib bas never deep dotarmized by tha pr sicial tribuna's: 2 The juigment Dolw asserts That a citisanof Virgins, | are cttrvens” of the State in which thoy Toll, apd ore. | detained by heod whode; brign Perdimand ay! Pht ‘s as, i of any counte otherwige p-r ast, lose fs puon of bis slave property» coon pass the fore under tha constitution (art 4,42, ¢u>1. 1), “catillad Bowiop, ready to bat Cuterarive, 9) A panne fact of 8 ve.ag foa9482 bie waters of an oa-eaveho.diag Site eee acd iene | el AFork), ary leh to fond for Untied Baler caret, Teton for o ip the ssveral (other) Siases io alt’ pr! BILE BOALIEE ens. Aad Hoenses suder tbe | Mes of citizens,” the law of e, ! Chagas, wont baring his vessel arrested under | liem ao be reoeety torn from him by force of | dissolution of our Us! cum in Somersett’é case, (2 | BOt perm.ited during th. @ux Intersiate R gatiens—iuportamt Aye | sie ows mw mdere, e290 702 BY 20h ¥ @ermentintoe Ozari of Appeals History Rel even Se Teeneee of the Cacse— srgument of Chas. O-Oener, avs. # fied Bog ra piad that freedom 1a tbe ral rule and * ithe enhee in aay juss Stase law aad bis proper! hincux, Cape Verd Islands, Deo 24a port bark Suan Squaily groundiess tho Lord Mansdelt’s obi. ‘Childe. trom Bona ave, viata, Emyaxa Dee i na t dark ‘essanl, Jordon, Roston. { our coumsry Beninam, Dec W— are brig Neroun Aigaine, Siapeetter. dbetinction taken Dy Judge Paine Detween aiave perty Hogg. 107. Gibbon’a ve Ogden, 9 Wheaton 1. Uom. v8. | place im tho fcodsmes: nett or " Enq. Dover oe Arras, ) and other moveabies. pas rigerald, 7 Law Rep. ast In ro Kirk. 2 Parker, Gr. | Where, with foll power to accompiial: ta fed parpasa, 283, potas Chem Jan 1, sbetare papors dyin ap dogg = sd Arman, Tueseing, Jam 24, 1880. f &. Property in moveablae does EBok gaiat by aatice, | Cos, 0 cannot # sustained.) A mzy hirk antl the boar who veal teetnisd Gh Comte re ae, “, of Jowuiben I f iho Slavs of veither js thera aay commaa kaw of natieas soncbing wa Tha: proposition cannot be maintains). Wack State is r2- ‘the toren and explode our "| ibe tivm of Koviord, 30 Li che uews iy t ee ene’, ts Jratiban Lomgee, a citisen ¢ 4 acquisition or tr gnited so give full faith and credt: wo ce public acta of ov 27 nth Poant.—''1t ia highly 3 that the court boiow | appears rur ‘hat it aboald not eomer have boon, reeels- Wargiow os. The State of New Vor, commonly casied tho 2 Every title vo moveadies nvuet hare a3 origin in some | o'er (art 4. $1); tonurrengcr to every othor fugitives | ebould be corrested in the view which i: bas tawan of tais boy the Geb hist sad tha clroular of of Koeford, ‘Whit: Rewrss Sieve ono, came on for argumoat this morn: Jaw. ‘That ongin is always in god by themumcipa) law | from 28 ju ) or from aby powoval duty (art 4 9 maaste7, SiDcO ibe doctrine lant Gown Dy ié im this Sentaacs | ™OFe £08 er pry n a Pt nating, ence wer . al , ante; Char of the place where Soquired, and gnoh Jaw cever hes ) 0 Gilaan saa be deprived ol ues privil ® ‘acopsiatent With the paace of this omntry aad the Be ‘Hain pton Roale J porancg’ Esc em apelin rnory en oe ny the schon of a ta'a ooner chau is | TIgRROF eX Mtaton”—<ier Lard Brawoll, 1 Dotson & ) Sinan Uce Bia port bark Gaide, MeMuilan, from Aden ionor, sq., Teganse!. Cheser A. Avtber atoroey of Vrench and British Jadgee and orators aching wth or without the precenc? (Id. § 1.) Commerce betweon tho States 4 for Muacat Im a few days. {Gr respondents, Wace. M. Rvarts, Haq , of count Sart Of the air gud soil of their revpeciive countries, | of thelr owner, come within apy ovber couptry Sian that ised Todor, tho exclusive control of Congress, (Art TEL EGRAPHIC, American Porte, yl sisi Aa whatever other purpose they may fore, are altogetter | under whose taza the title to them was coq: + 8, sudd, ay Aud Congress Saal? ts forbidden t9 im- Avaany, Jan. 25, 1860. ALEXANDRIA, Jan 23~sid sobr David J Brower; Ateds- HISTORY OF TH trrelevant to tha ing what wo# or is the pende ov the will of auch lattar Stato how far it w } 2080 apy burthen on the exter trade of @ particuar ‘§ ’ » . A brie! of we principal points im this interesting 4 2 in thia Union on the ea a0 of negra slay a Dotice of and Teeogpige, quoad euch property and jv | State, or 22 Surshen or prefer iin apy way. (Qunst. art ‘The argument 2 ibe Lemmon slave cace wasclosed to Bost Jan 4— Are stoamar Joseph Whines, Loveland, win, whch te wien crs am erste | GS a thee hae ein i | Roceege) eR A GBR AcE ay S| 169 AEM 2 28 ata tare bon wien | MY,cet Use, ced Wi arnomentin toe | Rca Fes Chia Wl, ea almost equa) io tbe Harper's Ferry foray, may prove se | Norhington English Moquen d has become a universa) prastize among sally conceded, and, at all avents, tia clear in law, tant a | Mornmg, wen Wr, Blont spoke for about an hour, Mr. Pa scig send G ai Tauaier; W wool, azere-—In November, 1862, J@bath: ¥a7, 124. any natione to recognise 8 may be specially proser’ gepwade to yourr Demwon acd Juvor hie wife, having beed befre bar tos Note. Rocavie tral, itisene ani revitents of the State of Virginia, brought | jy ige Metouate paseo in Drea sight solore? persons, who had been held as slaves of | Lord Stowoll’s criticlem, 2 Hagg 4d. @ 1 Jule: Lezowon parsuant to the lawa of that Stato, imtothe | + Th only arg 2eigA IAW EXO ¥: evden of any State la the Union may fraely pass throngs | Wwe. Evarta then argued in renty to Me, O'Coaor,to which ed. This naage ob @ ‘piermediae State tw ibe terriiory of a skird wi revlied, veg defore ie ringer the Court. agre-ment between the nations, ana Bence tbs yee socrideng any of ighte. Der Shaw, Ch J, i! alluted to the fadmg health of Chief Juatico ‘08; “> 19, Flow., $05. vee py 89 catled Pathe 224, Per Our. W. People, 4 Scam. , 464. so vert ‘before jong the Sa Oenar ve ce § = 09)? e Heueo it will be seou that pro, Slaves, sm. Jur: |. (7 Boward’s U. & R461. Soo | prema Cours cred Hen. nla Frice, he eg Savanuah, samen Lay Cal:forpia case ) differently to wh: all . rs soption'to any goer Pte present. ey ee bailed, wind W to WaW. barks sea BIN, Ate marked that probeh! a Usiead ‘states wonit 52 cap ft nograalavery fount tn | ix not au Bi the Foglish énees at ali suitable for A judicial mn Pees arenes, ‘iano more local or peculiar then her? a 1, The word “commerce” as It ts aged ta this consiite- rye ‘ships ydra, Parter, and Isaiah Crowell, port of New York, for the purpose of taking them to Tevas, | on the historical fact that it was tuRnown to the Dagtish And there js £0 mNC2 of universality abort Ht tact | tloual grant of exclusive power to Oongress, includes tbe Tarver, ‘Chlcusias manent Buokoam, Caariegton: fo be there rotsined za slaves. They adopted a their | aw. Mr. Hargrave in Somorsett’s caso showed that ti ue civiieapane one vuptry oOuld it’ be abeolutely de- | Gansporiation of peraumg and the whol ubjeat of Below ebip Asie Frit venis of travel for the whale party the steamer from Nor- | White Englishmen wero alone subject to the muntoipal | nied ail legal protection course between our cittvanwof dillurent. Statey a2 w: Bomont Montealinn Ge = Aepemamsbion ne eg tne sion Bate, Lave slave laws of that country at any Simin; thet megrolavery |, IV. iy fact inere iz 20 vislation of the principles of em. | DetWeen them and foreigners Conaoqaendy, no stata Nor‘, {9 oad for Cub "ld Mlk wo Now York, with the intention of trasehipping (hem | was anew inrtitution which it required age rg gig lightened juatice nor any Jepartnre from the dictatea of | can impose dutier, imposts or Durtheos of any Kind, meh > mith, jarsbal Pnteb, Gila te Fexse, and to remain ia New York onty unti! a proper amen iar ctaee (29 State Triais, p. 62. Oom y. pire bensv olen oe in | Degrees in a stale of gars er7. Sapa Seeeures Ped ro sae aiicoane cates for solic ge, ke hey Roni Wiltare ‘ res, ep, whether black or white, exis. wick ori. | passing through bor territories with ‘be'r property, aor 2 ey Strosseayenier, wandel:‘ could: Be edtained to continue. theis: jourmey; ». Lord Hoh and Mr, Jnstice Powell wore Me. Har. | nary comfo ‘e2sonanle misery omnere 2 tan m | can any Stara ores oF dimvurd wiecn supcy pans Port of New York, January 25, 1960. ‘ome: barlt Beusiats, Bro »:0 Pio Joueirn, . Meastiane they wore conveyed to a boarding hous inan | gravo's high authority for the Proposition that seni tho the octal ta (hrevenane, Sen are ee S. R872 pees SUFARSO. ae ee @Becure partof the vity; not co well concealed, however, | common law of Engiand recognized white ha Negroes, alone au3 usaded dy rdianadip of ow, ‘ae Pp. faye, J. sy 2 ” i OHAR. STON, Jan 21, P he Sed Frey onok backs Agere , ne hersasovis Was discovered by acolored | OF VHKIGA and the right of property. im them, yet rood bother race ‘cannot austain @ ctv aehert 412, 413, 4307.52) Wayne, J., Fhe>., She Oe ly nap Faovite Mor Garnier, ie tiene. Cid chip Oaraiine rk ‘Wad tet choir wheresbou y °2 |} no notice of a ne That awbite man might “oe o ‘This proposition vores Dat Yequireder tg support an | tton, J, 7 How., 469, 461. 7 bs Bieatiahip Sastieuown, Piuuer, Norfok, de—Ludam’ & Keen = arg (donk ine event i Brerhe: named Lona Nepoloon, wno, with a prompiness | villein in England,” but“'that as #oon ap a negro cons spuertien a beaiat of" ta unity of the human raco, tie | Grer, J.,7 How , 40! Lo 438. rh "Saint, Beieken. . enone ae see (iors: sabe ~ worthy of bie iiivetrious namesare, patitioned Judge Paine, | into England he became free,’ It was onty negro hberty | application of Noah's malediction 5% Gea. R $82), or the | Balawin, J, Groves ¥. Slaughter, Loewe sho. Si 3; 3, Steamship Caesaperke, Orewell, Balinore—E B Cromwell sateen, oe Se y ie. Caropeily Niork, Jus J nea Somes, et ey Court, for a babeas corpus, which that the Know Nothingism of Fogitsh ama French law es- | posmbility sbat time bas change! and may agsin change | 555, 516, in point a8 we saree. S29 Sar 6 Ms. Clay, 19 J S00. do} ej Guarieg Denn, orton ‘é a oof Tre oc Nicmuman, teat le ote ‘Maw tae | 2>Eebod.. Nngigh and French air bad not its trae en- | tho Etbiopian’s physical snd moral ature. Patore, 489. Mr. Wabster, p. 495. Walzer contra aa? Packartbary, Powel, Postand- HB Oren ‘Ciag, snip Lortansia, Aikine, fear [i ams af hn. cence a7 ee franchising yurity M4 drawn through the nostrils of a |b. Ibis oniy necessary to view ta vegra 2s boiz, snd | sppemiix, p. 48 aud ovward. Goria ger Marshall, J, [8 S% yorecr ancetn ting, New Oceans —N U Brighu. iso Brteh ebip Aum Feira cores stously reported) and a on? mtlen Of Theee. WOMReRl ys Viti 2) @ COMIN | negro, White slaves had long respired it without ther | to credit the paipable ana undeniable trath, thet the Ixtter | Giodons v. Oe den, 6 Paters Crna. 687.) Bark Nelsen Base Asap io af wPieca. eruphnown $id shins Boreeo, Filtaer, Liverpool; feaen. Baad, aged 29; Nancy, a ore hand, aged 20; Lewis, ret 2 enome! b: 4 YV. Thia ducteing doer not preolute a State from exer. te Lombard, do; Southern Ragie, Caldwell, Havre; barka J roth satus deimg at allaffectod. (Smith y. Brown, 2 Salk phenomenon cannot bappen within thonsanda of yeare. omn ext Bark Dablia, Aupile: jaa Simson & hey. 3, ligat Qwether of Emeline, agad 1655; Edward, brother Nance, | 20 State Trials, 66 Note.) FE | For at the enae Juriapradenes thie ie a perpatatty. | cleing absuiute control over sivraning st apy ed eraca | Brie Maney. aden, Aeparal_) WP ote eto, anaes Sangenen, bsersceh Eanes Sason, Sean Bee, age 13; Lewis ged Edwari, twins, boys of Nancy, |“. Lord Mansfield said in Somersatt's case: “The state | (Ficciolatt’s Latin Lezioan 'Aetiopa,””) her borders. nor from any procamtionary regslations for | Brie Ausaiis Merri, tt Trowbridge'a Sone. new GRIBANG Sun Sate by tab ebips 3 i; ADE, dangbter of Naasy, agrd 1; Ananda, | of gavery is of sich a mature that it is iucapable of being | c. The negro never has sustamed a ci the preservation of her cittvene or their proporty fom | Bus Jague Uaihawey, ap te at ele tal Hoth, Tpatincnoee, saul Chala pny cr hl i pi ll nat ne ream imtroduced on any reason, moral or political, bat only by | gaviza-iop, and that he nover cam is g contact with eny.person oF taing that m’ght Se dangers \Bekr Gan Rea Michail aveors- Whierh Hesston Brervoot Renwon a, Boston; barke Linden, Zanayats, c eens ae ‘were hela and retainol for Julict, bis wife, positive Iaw,”? and negro pbilism has been ia raptures | from bistory, it is proven by the rap») tn or tons ty Ler bealih, morale ar esi en inek! Goaiions. Havre: indian Qivcen, New York, (ur Lack, fi . whh bim ever since. Nevertherlees, it waa a bald incon | trogression of Hayti towar: 9 most profound depths o | Laan, J., 7 How. , 402, 408, 46, 408. igen: x +, 7 HOW., thoy wore; that choy wore than om tei | sequential truism. It might be exually well said of tay | destitution, ignorance and barbarism. (Mooliooa’s Geog. | 417, 424, 426-0428. Grier, J.,'7 Ho Baldwas, J., PONY Olay Soh 2—Arraeemshipa Petra, Waters, an Prope! to Teas, 2 tbe purpose of taxiog up a permanen’ Sager Valerie, New York. t cen now thing not recognized in any koown existing | Hayti, pp. 693, 4 14 Peters, 615. Sry, 18 ‘Peters, “a © How., 569, — Taylor, Ker. andigs—MT Raayan & Co, Hammond, Wixou, rapadet omasives and lesnayll yrs te Sage or cheap (Por ashburet 1.3 FR 68.) THRs, sicbe und unaided, he nevar can sustain a | B70, 871.” Giubons t Ogden, 8 Whens,1, 6 Peers Com, ~ ing, (hasesiea Veo raat eosmay, NSork: tay ay guean Bo Beaten Cla cece Nabe hoon, tn en —_ Meena anaemia ae eae en T me jadicary never bad power to annul, repeal or | civilized secisi organization proven toil razsonable | 578.) Bch: New Jevsey, Vas Same Chariewn Ven Bente | and Rnoch Pratt, tmizh, West Indies. Mesos tat thats tention, io people Guisizren: tan 1 eee the slave law of thie Siate which wo,bave shawn | minus by the fact oat one singio member of bwrrace bas | Fyth Point national gusranty to “tis iti | sian REWBRGN. NC, Jan \O—arrachra Henry ‘Tracie, Wyathy cae LOT tae aloe Mr? Juteco Paine, in the om | exited with the eraction of the Legislatare prior tothe | never attained profcen-y in any art ar science re- | zene of cx Tata’? ‘ba entitled t Sehr Sarps': Nort, cberteied for Pismovth NC (put in wth tose ofan egument Pll notte ance ed down), which om. | Revolution, quiring the employment of high intelectual canacity. | vilege# acs imorunites of b kobr Oaprs ole oe md eoerkine. ele a ee ‘canta Jacki Sarre. rt TO (ee erteriter tridly vemeen, { & Judicial tribunala in this country are a part of the | A medioerity below tbe srandard of quaiitcation | (art 4, $2, Subd. 1.) Sor Vin eden, ashley, Siezandcte 2 Underwood, 5 | yay AUGUSTIN Ele, tan Sid . se borhan he pein fs fares J appoals of counsel ana | §2¥erDment, but by the genius of our institations, and | for the important duties of government, for guiliog cetuiy passing throngh another, eriem ¢ F a Hewaite. Mage Bhizasorteort--Bren son & Co, BA ART AS fen Sh Are Be bark Vortes, Ales, Cer Seo anziovs aces, but partially shown by the oxering | @° Tory Torts ot our Sonaamientah charters tesy areire- |: thio ARMS. AC soelatt. 0 0t) Regains ‘lhe abstract auch disturbance as the plaintiff sutfere: Aer rn, mas; brig Joba aba, Perce, Mets tie, Cardenas: Vartoa a ererigea tar tin rene ire: Judge Paine discharged | Sttined from any exercise of the law making power. | sciences, may be common ix snaividua s of other races; | order now under review. Bow spate Fauntleroy, Beaufort, NC; Oe See prev iden for he reper ersion, in’wbicts ho dieses | Thst governmental fnetion is assigned to a keparata de- | but itis universal amooge: negroes. Not one s:ngie vegro | _ J. TBie section would lose much of ite forea and done. dro, Rinmingion, Old abipe -aconral (Br), Carhead, Liver, fpr tte ie fg ny lic ey oneal A has ever risen above it. (Maite Bune Geo book 69,p. 8 | ficial efit if it wero constrnsd to racure to the non reai- gh ero pen’ 8y brig San Joee, Boctequi, Havans, Ld ua aa b. By this strict separation of governmental powers, Cregitre’s Eternity of the Negroes. Biog. Univ. Sept. | dent citizen in travelling 1 i & State onty etch _ » peace to bo sotiled infeues ergy nae ‘we have given form and permanency toa maxim of po- | vol. 56, p. 83; “‘Gregoire.”*) “righta’”’ as such State may alle its own elt'zens. Its . 5 ake wie Freee heccosiy ereated by the wer Twajor, tw, 9 | [Wce-legal ecienco always acknowleaged by the sages of | «. Itiollows that im order to obtain The moasiro of rea- | object was to exempt him trom Sate power, noi toeud- | gSMp Auatraile, Spearer, Lierpoat, De PERSON. Aiehh te ands cee fal efuned a8 ‘suraager. > | the English law in theory, though often violated in prac- | sonable personal 1 men it and Of usefulness to himself Secthaee to it, A ag ILE SHILD 0. BE ADOPFED—ANY 1EagON or a4 ‘tie sane ft m immisted that the respondent coma bere with bssoas and others for which he is adapted by natere, the nogro 1, Clana legislation i¢ deemed porfectly legitima's. A wishing to adopt a bealthy male § mouths ‘Bin slaves from wecessity. * * But if the renee. i to For proofs of thie acknowledgment we refer to the | must remain in a state of pupilage under the government State may impose grievous burtbens on 18 own citizens of at weneerly, od wh wilt ed one by calun zat 209 West wenty eixth — iste » necessity creaied by the vis munior, it baw Dloaded bet habitval jefinition of jadieiat a poworjus Gare & non jue of gome other race, particular classes say, thoac of foreign birth, of German the passe, 20 daya between ion 8 and lox 80, lat 46 | imcen Rishi and Ninth s-enues, thin Boor, froxt room: | Ba Fae ony Oe) Oe NL Toe hie a ee ed Of | Sacere. Again the wise aud Sir Jno. Eardicy Wil | 7. Ho ia a*child of the sun. In cold climates he perishes{ | origin, over or under 2 parcicular age, awning slaves any- ae mctory information | Will be given. Apply for toree dare as country, snd so far b 1 know, | mot says, Siatito law and pense jaw originally flowed | in the territorica adapted to his iabors, and to which alone where, or pursuing @ particular occupation, &e. It may cone ba aa a se < RRR EL as, ne: berstofore been disputed, thet a State may righifiy | from the same fountain—the Legislature. Stainte Inw | his race can be perp-tuated, Xe will not toil, save on com- | estabiith an agrarian law. Perhaps Utah might vist | 99g 4 amen Ps ALT! ‘ALE BABY FOR ADOPTION, TWO = 2 (Bis), Conta, P: 43 days, with BEAL! Mt. B. x we nnooses to do so, forbid the entrance or | i# the wil 9 of the Legislature; the common hw Lenses and the white map exdare continued Beavy penalties upon any of its male citizens for breath. | acto a Charan Phelps & On Had heavy Wand N A old. Cal! for three days at No 4 Horatio’ street, Secor fas eninpiieersory.” «+> The lana ia tate ee else bapa mgipe> out by Age Cae eo b> phy labor; eam edges eppoin‘ed lask— Pd ie ene or touching its pure soli without having at eat om, ie const pe i ae near highthavenue , first fuor, room. egun by consent of egisiaturo; and wi is negro ean labor, the white mas can “ast fix Wiver; an Amazonia May arige Among cur new ig Sea am. sche, Jan 9. w adic, PRN, Ban PG is Haha Sepacr saceraiey, 1a my Oninton, they not only do uot | now law by uaage or by it ® the game thing. | 8 iy oF those dictates of enfightencd reason, | States, and eakibit euch a rolo fu the fommine gender, biden de. to Hedland. Poeine & Co, Jan’ 33, off Orooked Ist OXSIDERABLE INTERITANCES—HETRS WANTED. F- anagl wisbey render it impossible, that such property abould (Collins ve. Blantern, 2 Wils. ,.1 Kent, 472) This is | which have sometimes been called the law of nature, do | Frost ¥. by uate, 19 Wend, 18. (Brown vy. Maryland, 6 Pe- ge ne Masiaiss, rom Rio Hache for Liverpool.” A ee flee vorst exiot “7ithin # don ia! m @xcope the singe fomance of fagi- sound doctrine; but it has often *decn departed from im | not oblige any man to serve another without an eqcivaient ters Cond. R. 562.) br ‘dae, with hides, &0, to mard Rech 4a from a , Job S08 of Aree reel beuirpenme ie canaties tn. fives from iabor, under the comstit pater ty the United States, | practice. reward for the service rendered, + 2. Under » Lege seins and policy of this kind, the from the, westward Ip the Oriaoso River, 1338, a saddisr ‘The Revised Buaruiee (vol. 1, 656, Int ed.), re evacting the law of d. Tp some instances the departure has been very “oe @. The obligations of charity form no exception to this | non slaveholaing States could pan up oss slavehoiters 4 aur in oe Towviey, Bev. Wm., Vicar of Orpingtow, Kxsex, Fngland. tedeede bo porecn held ae 8 slave shall be imported, | ing. The legilative authority of Great Britain, in role, Charity enjoine gratuods service 12 these who are | within their own State as ellscually asthe slnze ie bic ire, an rig Doty Mos 18s oa, eee certificate of wot ieopert, thee rire Goeonak civey onchioneen. feat ad Bhan brated statute de donts pee Bee unabie to repay; it is mot due to sturdy indolence. self confined by the rule applied in this case. This po: ie Poe Enst feb gs oe ee te Bouth Gaol : eee Tosa mave wis bata bonin | lange abpolutely inalienable. As far an the plain and di- | 0. The unirerdal voice of mankind gonordes to" tho pa- | eabnot bo conceed. (Per drier, J.y7 Howard, 431 to acs ) seers es, Cornwallis, WB, $ ge poked inl ete hii name face Vothian, married 1796. iho te tate wy! to the rains nr ie ioe rect coca afin Cotartey gt wih es supreme law yim en ” Brant and ey ne may be de- wa ‘The section is ig eee: ise ‘Brig Mary Sapien ref ‘Westpory, Chase, W: NO, 4 oc'es, Thomas, and Ann, of New York, . in = makin wer cou! ave etiect, they were rendered | riv ry him from the services minor ck: ag a | stitution recognizes the character “citizen days, with Daval stores, to master. Experienced , oe ethomas, John, John, Ann. sons and daughter of J. Peck, ate Gabo corossd parsons mentioned in the welsbe tischarcot fwalienable. The judges, without a shadow of constitu | duc return for guardianship and purture, United Sates” as well as citizan of e particular | therolfHaiteras, ane i Bs decision was fruitful of nowapaper discassion, and { tional right, contrived the absurd and irrational fiction of ¢. Who shail deny tho claim of the intellectual white | zen of a particular State. (Art. 1, 93, subd. 8,art. 291, Brig Ottve (of Mashing), Stevens, ye 3 dagen, wah wate Mr. ITAYS' Heraliry office, 619 and 631 Bfoatway, iticteed by, Oe leading eyes he Proas mista ce Bie Ske Boe of iawn; Boor ms —_ viding thetore ine ees tol of governing }| subd. = The os, wer reegen oy wo aeeeel, pe = bound to Portamouth, le ‘iuwo this pact Joa \. nor Johnson mae 1 subject o: statuce. 5 Per Mausiie! arr. and gui Dogro labor: learned and siilifa) | everycitizen of a partical State @ cluzen the , special communication to the Legislature of Virgiuia, in Swikes R R. 462.) statesman, soldicr, physician, preacher or otber exoers | United States. nd the object of this gestion is to aacure | ig’ Charmown 18th twkaee ake por La ee a on stod! yeh wtom a Aler Waich * rat cipro eet: whier he rays:— The Fnglish Togistature ‘was governed by what we, with | m any great department 0° hanian exertion where mind | to the ‘itizen, when within a Stave in which he is not | coffee, dc, to Brett Son & Co. smal] money was advanced, on She Pik or Bi of December <TD gation of Jude Pale ein coutit with the opinbous our preeent lights, may deem a pernicious policy, tending | holds dominion over matter, is clothed with poser, domiciled, the general privileges and immunities whic, |, Rcbr. (Sr), Ford, Fialttax, NS, 10 days, with barley, Will pend hia address to H, B., Heraid Saise, be shall be ‘other distinguished jurists, without, 1 bellev to restrain commerce ip land, to tio it up in fow ands and | surrounded with materials for the enjoyment of ment inthe very nature of citizenship, a8 reoognized and oo Fon 8 Tis dale. FonFoler, C eink 0 paid and liberally reward: 4 sacle pres eal to sustain it, In'imporiance it ls of the first | to,draw into operation numerous social evils. The unfet- | and pbysical lux uriea, in proportion to the measare.of his | established by the federal constitution, belonged to thst | BSEF pt ay pol Chicleson, ney Oe. eek ans uy siereR a & ADDRESS ode, aad in rpirit ia without Ne paralie!. I sustained, tering of estates by the English judges, through thegde- | capacity and attainments. And a!) thie is at the cost of | Ftatns; eo that by wo partial and adverse fegisiation of @ | ton de tooo h 3 Frenkiio ‘count aes ‘not only are that comity which should ever age vices to which they resorted, had its origin in a wise regard | the mechanical and agricu!tura) laborer, to whom such ! State into which he might go as 4 stranger or @ sojourner Scbr George Kaxards, Raker, owenstie, De), 2 days. som tol ee RE SEY. siresiegisn, ates compening thie confedorscy. vst | for “the interests of the people; Dut in them it was more | evjoymenta are denied. If the social order, founded im ) can be de deprived of them. Ttina ourb sot upon Stats | fers ge Mat ‘ven, Mian. Del 2 og radvaniage, “RICHARD HEALY. eee Fact, ee Me, Gouin the pitbetor sriteiout | trick and rank nsurpation. So'said Lofd Eidon, from hie | the different naturat capacities of in ‘dual in ‘in tho same | legislation harmonizing wish the provision wach oxionds | Bebr 8 Lockwood, Hewitt, © FORMATION. WANTED—OF MRS. MARGARET pablic importance to require and progeive the stention of the | place ws President of the House of Lords, a8'a period whan | family, which produces these insqualites, 1 not anfiss, the gis of tho federal judiciary to the now-resident | Sebr farah Min Stl aanghter 3 When ins: Beard from erpment of thia Commenwealth, and recommend the: for | constitutional law was better understood in England. In | who can rightfully say of the like "inequality im condition } citizen in all controversies between Perirtee andthe citi- oa ‘Franklin, qasiitog or apy person ¢ ee ee be mate by the General Asaembty | pronouncing the judgment upon the case of the Queens- | between races differing in Bente nnd tt is contrary to | zene of the State in which ho may be ee tes) Schr Benjamin, Weer ~ i Selcareot ie UES sf TTP Ree Yass Mtns Pkt szoguoea vy | BRED Mm, (1 BURA Yap Ae soe, 3 A | eam of stare, or teste ‘goverung ree wan contr | Jorning. (AM $63 er Gur 39 Bowen's K. Sehr Somedhing (ober advantage. % ¥ Ree Oe end le ad Oh Conta wich toe omen ded by 1819,) he saye:-—* por er of judges in Tis to it are guilty of fraud end rapine, or that they coaunit Tt. Thies ‘section, ike its brother in the judicial shoal Sehr « It proper that Virgints should know it. | may be doubted. Upon that subject, as it applies to = violence to right reason w! is torbidden by morality? applies only to the stranger. Tne moment a_citizn PX ‘br Puyonmarion WANTED~OF JAMES MULLEN, WHO bower by which New York enacta her | lish law,1 havo formed an opmion that the judges of 4. “ Honeste vivere, alterum non lacdere & suum c: ougque ‘irginia, ceasing from bis journey, site dawn in the State | Boye "4 das tet 217 Rivington street, ov inst Satarizy. day iw wa and gives them Force within ber Mupita pertains to Vir- | this age, m England, would not have been permitted to | tribuere’Xgre all the precopts of the moral law. of New York wi:hous the intent of leaving, or makes, in ‘Sebr edaya formation nie ea be ental received by his xa pa- toed within hers, and to them she will have to look forre | get rid of the statute of English entails as judges of | honorable slayeholter keeps thant as perfactly as any | fact, any etay beyond tha renaonablo halt of « waylarer, Sobr Naney ¥ renta, Danie} and farab Mu!! io, 217 Bivipgton sire, that age did, soon after the passing of the statute de domis. | other member of buman society. (inst. Book 1, tit. he becomes a citizen of New York, and relinqaishes all | Steamer Deleware a? RFE sido apeeen vo oi To thie the General Assombly responded by dircoting | (See 38 Eng. 1. and Pq, 464.) rec. 3. 1 BI. Com, 40-9 Georgia R. 682.) benefit from these important guarantece of the federabcon- | Rieamer j M® jit Haat reat near Four aren wl ‘the Attorney General of the State i sec ¢. Thore lawyors who have failed to perceive, as Lord a. The cruelties of vicious slave owners and the Mk stituuon. Bieemer Pelican, Aléren. P: Swit of something 10 feadvans Vefore the Supreme Court of New York, together with | EjJon did, the necessity of keepmg separate the great de- } of the slave trade are topics quite irrelevant. It ‘a uni- 1V. By the comity of ciyilized nations, the stranger is a arenes gach other counsel as the exocutive might think propor 9 | partments of the government—whoee professional pride | versal exporience that wealth and er afford occasion | allowed to = et a triendly Territor: ees eo mo- One brig. oe TO MARINERS.—GRORGE mnows. Ma- > pow ansociate with him, the appeal taken from Judge Paiac’s | was greater than their knowledge of constitutional juris- | for the developement of man’s evi) propensitigs; but ag | lestation, Even beligerenta are allo LED. thew Hart, Charice oF any others of —s @ecizion. prudence-—have frequently boasted of a tendency at they are also the necessary means of big improvement, | armies ov.r a friondly neutral territory. wand Ftook 3 Seales: perm {uretpets: abips Cultivator, do; Lalla | @ew who pe.: the Corea. from Hew andoo, Governor Cobb, of Georgia, in his annu the Fnglich jurts consults and judges to defeat what to | they cannot be called evils in their own nature. ch. 7, §§ 129 to 127. See Vattel, vod eat 8, $4 108, 09, a ener bk beta Rite ICE ried cally upon Daniel Rescisen ee a by Jeoked upon an adherence to the decision of J them socmed impolitic and unjust regotutions of the legis- |. The tone of mind, which, arrogating to itself suparior | 110, chap. 10, § 134, 193, 134 08,2 json ey Ties, Cardephes x a 5 a0» just cause of war. He says:— lative department. They erred. Far better that sup- | purity of lifeand a higher moral tape han fn thothon exiat- | ing “between the States, was Sead a, Seas weamabips Nasbyi Charleston; Jamestown, Nor- ‘ELLIE—COU! NOT KEEP GOOD MY ENGAI If & be true that the citizene of the staveholding States, who, | Posed mischiofs should existe for a time by the ill-advised | ing state of knowledge could be supposed to have oxisted | tion into an absolute right of the citizen, folk, ae; Chesapeake, Baltimore; ship Juma, Savannah, ment to-day. eet me me on Friday, as promised, M. a Bierce force of ctroumstaness or for conventeree, seek a pamags | ranction of the Legislature, than that, by usurping powers sae the guests at trap ps Cana of Galilee (Joho, | quoted the citizen of each State is pot er all the ‘Wind during the day from SW to NW. . Frome pe ne eye magna aa the terrkory of & nop-alarchoyding State with their | not gronted, the high priest of justiec should defile himself | ch. 2)—enjoins, az a duty, abstigence from wine, is . eral privileges and immunities of a citizen of the . PATER 18 ALIVE, — = nig shaves, are thereby deprived of their ery 4 jrepeved and | and the temple in which he olticiates by the sin of wilfully | well jept up in’ the agsumption 0? and moral | United States whilst tem ly and We within a ‘Telegraph Marine Re children, who are here, bad off. ‘Se, sinsoe inwo Jacto become emancipated, 1t is time ihe: we | violating the fundamental iaw. Fre should net be com: | excellence beyond the moptal reach Tice reg, aad ths | State otber than that of his aomicil. of these isto} poxg BRANGM, dan. 25, sunect—Xo iteard aah again. =o pol this to be law. It would be escvedingly atrange if it | batted By error, by crimo, or by ».,eniously conceived har tcl gpa gg ery gg immediate abolition of negro | de free from all burthens and eaubarg whatever; for, | gels in sight’ Wind PERSON WHO TOOK FROM THE CENTRAL. abeuid be. By the comity of nations the personal status of | frandulent devices and evasions, bot by fair argument | slavery. upon general principles, taxation is only imposed on re- MIOHLARDE an vided Tee ins o ‘rooms, corner ‘and Pearl ery man a determined by eon of is domi Sanne Whe: | and ‘Wis bee “paomiel brit one we baker the 6 Certain piano het = alavery i pcvont Aa eR ge yf Gowen Lostagh be sg local | bound tm, Wind fresh from NW; weather clear, Fhotgra px ee or free, capi ea constitution has invested wi e sole power or- en too much indulged by moder! and is) for as 3 wayfarer he cannot a mem- or ® Pp on not jateeded ero everywberes hew doniicil a aajuired. “Th te bat | Gey ai" Jentimate correction, "Aw inteanos of tna | coerce much indulged, by the, maaerate, Fass uncon: | ber of ny body of persons. organined, governed or de--| nZ QR’, (LAFAYETTE, Jen 25, snpeet—O0e ship sale. Satiberal te ‘no questions asked, by fei but kei necoway or fu pe Bot pea ihe wt, | ill-considercd ‘eolf gratulation may be found in the | demned their irrelevant tr:viality about tha iaw of nauire; | fined as a claas‘under tho Stato law. ‘Tho words « privi- Sawn the narrowest i200 FM. Win earaesks Pigtail Tearping i. It is valued by be owner es a mameta gf © her clear, iates and for the pnt ot pri ce. A sions of otherwise admirably written argument of Mr. Har- | (6 Peter’s Cond. 36,10 Wheat 114,) and Chiof Jugtics | leges and immunities” arc here need essentially, though onaanaonieacesonannansnetihidlipepnsiaieyetamnstesigsiieietliatinnns| fie comity ls unheard among etriived nations, and if grave, as coungel for the megro Somersett before | Taney concedes to them that the negro race, merely be- | pesbaps nct exclusively, ina pagaive sense, be object SANDY HOOK, Jan 25, synset—One ship going up Brash HACKMAN WHO DROVE TWO GENTLEMEN Mberately and wantonly persisted in, would be jast camect Tord Mansfield. The last sentence of that argument, | cause denied political rights, is to be regarded as “‘nnfor! 46 not o compel States to give Strangers the same “rights” | Channel, in ‘Bteamabip Jura, for LaverpSoh oe out I from & restaurant near Union square, rig en ‘oa Toes- vaguely to be sure, and, perhaps, somewhat covertl: nate,” (19 How. p. 407) and “unhappy,” (ib. 409 io which they award to their own citizens, but to exempt | cuer ihe ba a $40 ay AM, ani ai Catuvetor, for do, at 12:10 Sree 38 ta.the comme of fifth avenue and chants in Southern trade, and others | commends the asty iencs# of the English judges in fatbers of the republic, when forming atemporary io, | the stranger from burthens or obstructions of any kind. | PM- clear. Ge cement Bower; ‘and Fourth street, ‘Union saving racotings up a | cumvyenting tho lord under the system of English vil- | in the face of the foo and on the eve of battle, (7 Dishing’ f : To stop his vessel or his carriage in transita and carry off mibsatinacdal: * spyetanaae re $20 goid plece he received for a@nbecription to remunerate Mr. Lemmon and bie wite for | } tuage, by which they gradually uaderméned that part of | 296) declined to peril all by delay and discord upon a | his negro servant—recognized as his brane by the ‘The Cunard screw steamship Jura, Capt Moodie, sailed yoo |" Mlfdollan at No. 6 Albion Buco Four erect f@e loss of their property Over $5,900 was col- | the t Jaw of England {sytem ger ‘iais, { scruple about mee in the compact an unnecessary | laws of his own State and the federal itution—is a terday for Liverpool at 73; AM, with a large Mf Ieeted for them, with w! they returned to Vir- | p. 67, iby 27.) Nogro slavery in the West Indies was | word (19 How. 67 when those to whom for peacs | manifest invasion of his just ‘privileges and imma- ae 7a, cargo and $51,500 : LOST AND FOUND. fa, -abamloniig their idea of yrocesding to Texas. | tanctoned by numerous Fulah statutes, This albirded | rake “an inch” has been thus. conceded, procoeding on, | nities.” ge engrmapineet- moe JAUTION—. NS ARE OAUTIONED AGAINST some of the contributors (23 H. Brower & Co.) | an argument certainly cf much force in favor of per- | the “take an ell’ penis | demand, a8 @ consequence of V. Comity, as understood in epeaking of the practice Sur leben bad (of Boston) Hogar, from New Orleans, for ‘Burnbam to recone ‘of weademne! the risk voluntarily ‘taken by Temmon | mittngan Enghsh anbject who lawfully hold slaves in that | the precedent, the power to destroy, we must withdraw | of friendly nations towards each other, which has been Hverpooh, a ed masta cut swag off Fleetwood arrived at M, parable st the Grevnwich Bank. im bringing bis property hore, an. med any wish to | part ol the British dominions temporarily to visit Englond | all such concessions aud go back to principle. denominated international law, has no place in the rela- orgie alee iets Aah eg arg ong ‘The above nove having bees ebange our law 60 a8 to give prot oarasterata pens. | with hie’ beaten, The argument was opposed by this | Second Point.—The unconsiitational and revolutionary | tion between the States of this Union, except occasionally, aeaae ‘We wounded the ‘Skerries at duciigus See, nt sheir servants through this city, in transporting them | appeal to judicial pride; it was overruled by the dictum | anti-slavery resolutions of April, 1857, cannot retroact so | in particular cases, to illustrate, by a somewhat remote megeieeto Point Lypas with a signal for a pilot, ont al - pap eye ‘one slave State to another; “‘pocause,” say they, | of a Judge much moro ned for his tendencies to | to attect this case.—(Vol. 2, p. Weatminter Resizw, | avalogy, the duty of a Stato toward the citizens of another iru thy weber Ireatber was ciesr and we could 9¢e 10 miles. none peror baited spetint toaaings tole know enough of politica! abohtionists to feel assured | usurp the power of making law than for any inclination to | Vol. 45, p. 76 to 98, article “ Manifest .”) Prior to | Stato, or in giving duo efiect to rights arising under its be peta toOrme's Head, | 112s representing ihepesives Wo tee they Would jose no opportunity to elleet the escape | diminish prerogaitye or 10 defend the liberty of hig white | that time, no legislative act of thie State had ever declared | laws.” That duty ia imposed, not by comity, aa a rule of | $84 ReelDg no pil Spach north andevery | ale Indies and genta Fur Shoe: a age F er Kidnapping of 2 negro, in any way, to keop upa con. | fellow subjects. ‘The pride of office, the pride of learn- | that to breathe our alr or touch our soll shold work | action, but by the federal constitution. eclaty pe coleman aly ait Re bard | ‘isn ano am inferior art i godhaa mannfioriiee ty me @aual ferment of this question, to the irritation and dis | ing and an ostentatious vanity, rather than any tender- hie, By tpso facto; nor had any statute been enacted 1, Comity, like municipal law, has its foundation in fore lee a, etwond, and the breakers betagtwo } SF* fot ni Amy exaannns, 10 ps roadway, quict of our friends of the South.” Stewart, Gresr & Co. | ness for the rights and enjoymeats of the lowly, dictated | which, by its true interpretation, denied to our fellow citi- | compact, express or implied. ‘The social or international | miles under the lee, the ly alternative left was to aachor aad | ! employ no ts Any {nforming me ot (ibe party ed their contribution with the declaration that | the loose declamation by which he installed himself ag the | zens of other States an uninterrupted éransitug through | compact between the States, as rere was fixed by the Gat aay the mani or Un aly of the !ves on board and the eemeoing, Mf as may sarah Mt entre the above re- believed Br. Lemmon had beon “robbed of his pro. | champion of nogro emancipation. our territory with their negro slaves. federal constitution, (Const. U. S. art. I § 10.) ‘Ty ee eee. rae and pitched bowaprit under, | WAN S, SAKOPOSEY, 178 98 Broagway. porty by trickery and tho forms of law.” | H. The judicia! department has no right te dectare | — L ‘The epecial inju@@tions ana guarantees of tho federal | 2 A State might enact that ail ‘obtains exiting trom | S552 weameem er damoee as aid oo. za theiescteteg, fn UND—A GOLD WATCA. THE OWNER CAN HAVE Nor were the political abolitionista idle. A subscrip- | nogro slavery to be contrary to the law of natare, or | constitution secure to citizspe of the several Statea free in- | the relation of paret and child daring the minsrity of oR 2 Ren Tp fl dig gr gy wd it by, proving property and expenses, Address, tien list, headed by John Jay, £. D. Culver and Iewis | immoral, or unjust, or to take any monsures or introdece | tercourse with all parts of the republic. tho latrer are abolished within this State, and any child Jed to Livery and despatched et with par f fculara, H. J., box . J., BOX obit Pook ables ‘Bappan, Wasset on foot for the benefit of the enfranchised, | any policy for its supprossion founded on any such ideas. | II. Even interstate comity, in its simplest form, awards | bereafter ‘imported, introduced or Brought sno this hstistance, which Drought ber rafely to port, One ‘who were ‘sont on their way rejoicing’ to Canada with | Courts are only authorized to administer the municipal | a free trausit to members of a friondly State with thoir | State,” shall thencet from all such obit chains had parted aboyt the time the ateamer reached. Oa eg! AFTERNOON OR EVENING OF THE _ some hundreds of dollars, $20 of which were raised | Inw. Judges have no commission to promulgate or en- | families and rights of property, without disturbance of | be free, A State lake enact that the seed 0e ete ee ee eek St oses, ane eho. will bs pul dy a ah tp ng ey gh among merchants, headed force their motinus of goMeral justion, uataral right or | thelr domesticelations, (Curt Argo, 18 Pics. 195 and | tien of husband and’ ‘wife, ‘was fraught in | Iégek 2 have be Nonaesd anemones henek. a er Or which Wo nd ertioes ia willing ve pay a barat reward Ne, @f Bowen & McNameo—two fuoraily, but only thay ich is the Known taw of tho | cages cited. Paine J., § Sandford’s R. 110. McDoigail Ar- | mischievious consequences, and in facta cov- Botton ie beulgred to be.unl-jured. The whole ex god angher | oly at Sit Brossway, a wubecribers to the Izmmon fund. Jand, (1 Kent’s Com. 448. Doct. and Student Dial, 1ch, | go. 4 Scam. 467. 408.) er for gross tyranny and oppression; ‘that the said rela- | pairing her wil: not probably exceed £3,000 or ‘640 nit more SS ‘Aboat this time a letter from Hon 18,19. Per Maule J. 13 ad. & Fi. n. s. 387 note.) Il. Whatever others may do, no American judge can | tion shall no longer exist within this State; and that an Hagar atiribniea the whole cause of tbe dizastar fo the abaonce OST—ON WEDNESDAY MORW! wa written July 15, iN. In the forensic sense of the word law, there is no | pronounce slave property an cxcsption to this ralo upon | wife hereafter imported, introduced tl nto te of ee Fr oen theme sentann, arid the coat Hunton Of the hard Greenwich street, ype ny vel a meeting ratifying the nomination of Martin Van Bi | such thing as a kaw of nature bearing upon the lawfniness | the general ground that slavery is immoral or ui State shall, thenceforth, from ” male which drove the'sbip into shoal water. Fee ek nent ee full on the bottom, for the Presidency, was re-publish particular stress | of slavery, or indeed upon any other question in jurispru- | Every American citizen is bound by the conatitution orth that condition, be free.”’ Toe ‘eee mht 2SRtr Ancurs, from Nev dleans for ——, put back 25th bl ee wae, wen Being laid on the following passages:— deuce, The jaw of nature is in every judicial sense United States to regard it as being free from any moral | hurrah for the first Jaw, and the class known as “1 in distress. a; ion of tl in mere fignre ofspecch. Inastate of natare, ifthe exist- | taint which could affect its claims to legal recognition and | minded women” applaud the enactment of the lat- ge ae yalachicola, Jan 24—The Anerican bark — eo eee ee Te SO ee eee ht nee nat any | ence of human beings in sncha state may be supposed, | protection, #0 long as any State in the Union shall tp ter. On that hm ln ar the latter class upon a ros. | Gleaner, loading at this port for amsterdam. took tire it the Ute P sunmallon Huig: oe phere Ae he sates wit Sot were there is no Jaw. The prudential resolves of an individual | hold it. berty to all women,” might well | 2¥er be MWberally rewarded on returning the same to A. fue—, by the law of are, nor Dap the cls of the master Uke | (or bus own government do not come under the deaom. | 1, The provisions of the federal coostittion for itapro- very speech of Judge Swan, in 6 Ohio, ton, of hic ier seated ts Is feck of eaten Bs eeaeany, | Mzt Pearl atroet, ‘anti i. he f Jn Koneral, been rososnized by ailcivl: | nation of law. Taw, in the forensic sense, is wholly of | tection cannot otherwise be kept in candor and good ing ita new gees “The positive prohibi- | to Robert Mackie Esq, agent for Lioyds ) Ls [O80 TUREDAY APTERROOR, JAN. 26 4 GOUD- ‘Watch, of a cbain 4 be. tvier win % . social origin. It is a restraint imposed by society upo> | faith. mes an active, , Puling principle, and Scun from. Denkive genntbeb oS ceceihe Raper ctnates removes | iteelt and hs members. (Ruther‘ortirs. Inst, 8 1c 1, | "2 this spirit faithfu) Christians and even honorable | nocaparenies, “itstelkee downtiad cesope TT Wink | pica Henny Te ech ings wih logs Of maka. NS Fetusntog ib to 108 West Twenty 20 cea not estat by lave, Chey will from that moment be. | 0c. 6,7. 1 BI. Com, 43—1 Kont 2. Wheaton’s Elements | unbelievers keep all lawful contracts. is there to protect this Union from the ruin ani desolation | scum BK Bawnins, from New York, at Nowhern NC 1 pose eR bh DI eome bayou goes right to command the | of Int. Law, 2to19. Qooper’s Justinian: Notes, p. me) 3. Portia’s mode of horee promises (‘Merchant of | of such laws, except the tees of the federal consti- | inst, when inside the bar was run aground by pilot, and L%, STRAYED OR pel oe BLACK GOAT, master as be w aa ced . Jtthere wns any such thing as a law of nature, in | Venice,” act4, scone 1) is allowable only in respect to | tution pow relied upon? ‘nless they are enforced, in the compelled to throw over part of cargo for protection’ of vessel Jong halr, no horns, oer aes each shoulder = ae tn eo in Now York uae ig’ | the forensic sense of tho word law, it must be of absointo pact Baving the form of oontrags, bot woich are of me. | form and to tho exrent which we demand, the unbribled | sod argo: po eee heen pe eS Sante Ges eras spd varamount obagoton ll naa ogee, over and} inding foe oe obigaten in wot snoraie, foveregnty foot amoallest Sate, 2> longa our presont | | Senn Hagnzer Nevis of lying at Merriira | Pet of peventD avenue and Finy S88 rok arevard of wis "Am appeal was taken to the general term of the Su. | Places. Inborn with the moral Bee a ete ||, Aine Ameapiean-cliien, who, applying pero’s | Union laste, will hold in its hand the power wharf, Portinnd, took fire be cabin, viich withthe # Wart, poet psy covaral poatpoaeesenta, thocase | ust control him overywhere, and overrule as vi ious, ection carries in his bosom a chapel il bee Merve: ty the | our whole social system. Evil ponte apa ited now Pagid whole'after part of the esoel was wan danronghi burnt ont, TRATED OR STOLEN—ON MONDAY EVENING LAST. rer ergucd in December, 18ST, and & decision fonderea, | Corrupt and void, every o ening decree opgesolation of | “higher law,” and devoted to those infernal deitise, Kva- | ticiem might at any moment Sct that Power in motion. ‘Whalemen. about 7 o'clock, from the corner of Fifth avenxe and Fifty arg’ the ment of Mr. Justice Caine. From this } courts ot } tires. An accordingly, ,re- | sion and Circumyention, may be jastified a constitu- Sizth —Ihe Coal doctrines of the Court in Sid from San Francisco 3d inst, bark Tempest, Faber, on a streut, a dark Brown mare ta harness, attached to a buggy prmiray ame ‘40 the Court of Frrors, At | eating the® idte speech toting sl overtn ots tells | tional compact be votd; ‘but if it be valid, bo violates | Dred Scott’s case must be maintained, thoir alleged | Cruise. Ss lye Whoever wil! return said property to the owner, - aan ctmpsael tot the (ase would, in consequence | 82 that the law of natare is binding aif over the globe, and | honor and conscience. "It may be, however, that his de- Dovelty notwithstanding. pain sta Enfiolk, ‘Robertaon, wf 1° No, Sst venue, will be suitably rewarded bei taiest east in lic rib Ketweca the that no human laws are of an; ity if contrary to it. vices are too subtle and io ‘w be reached by ordi- t admiralty juriadiction could exist without either | Beverly, from cruise, BLIAS, @. gp lel damengney ‘New bat Wanna Eiacamawe, 40, 41, 42and notes.) Yot, ns | nary legal sanctions. (Soe last sentence fn Re 1 | tides or salt was an idea too novel even for the great mind he Judges thought otherwise, ork, have # preference: but | the judiciary of Ergiand have nt all times acknowledged er's Cr. Casc#, 05. Comwith. y. Fitzgerald, 71aw | of Chief Justice Maraball; but, at last, judicial wisdom, rhea with a REWARDS. tar place on tho ealendar. Fes": | negro eee kl cite HA eect | a Gaso—1 Cushing, 293. 1. 8.’ p. 667, | sharpened snd impelled by strong néceesity, cast Rew York Ror 2 for Malbonrne) Stent iar 330. REWARD—I0ST, A ROUGH mPaace on the calendar. nod, at a period when the vio. | *, follows either that uch slavery in the practical $44.38) there immaterial incidents, and. looking to the substance | jos 2910 W eg ange Trane iin mek. aaa poe deat agitatio: [pew eeoscptge the jealousy with judgment of the common aw,is not contrary to the law ira Point.—The act of March 31, 1817, as revised in | of the thing, fuund in the constitution a government for ‘Ship Harvest Queen, Batobelder, from Liverpool for New ‘treet, wil oblige the owner. aan mae ayy pratt Pwrerty Ta watched | of Bature, or if it be, that such law of nature is of no force | 1890, even with the modification of f its effect wrought by our great rivers and inland geas. | (Genesee Chief vs. Fitz- | Orleane, Jen 15, ‘tat 29, lom 70 80. Tr car Bo ee on ei ge the position which the | ™&by Engtish court, the repeal of its exceptions in 1841, rightly und Dugh, 12 Howard’s U. S. R., See Judge Daniel's | Bark Louisa ‘was scen Jan 2l—nothing further. $3 REWARD. Lose IN na forma re, oo P seve 1) 2. The common law judges of land, whilst they | docs not deny such rig) zt or < cae on of 1817, p. | Dissent, p. 464.) PR es from Jacksonville for Boston, Jan 21, off sugme iad ed cl die Copeetony anges _ po beernngs pu fted broke the pope ne nh who came into that ay ie te) 16, ae &§lto 16. Laws of i. Whilst, in actual administration, some words usod Foreign Ports. Benu'aeascice p Reoptiod ea ke eens aoe ae ae country, held themselves to enforce contracts for 841, p. 227 1.)" in our grest political chartera must thus be taken to | a scosr: Dee tin porttrig Gass Henrico toe, V. Fetoraing the bracelet to Nelaon & wile, youd what it wonld a had at , tim y heretieare. the purchase and sale of such slaves, and to give redross ath ar introduced or brought ty be comprehend mbre than was in the contempiation or intent Beye, for TRY hy . way tine for damages done to the right of property in them. Tais sada unless extended by construction far beyond their } of their framors, others, i ek would preserve the repub- Bownay, Nov LATT ship &t James, Wiliams (or Colley), REWARD.—LOST, ON TRE MORNING OF THE MR..O'CONOR’S ARGUMENT. inyolyes: eo that there was no it law | import, do not apply to the mere francitus of a slave, in | Hc, must be carcfally ‘limited to the sphere covered by | Greenock. $3 "ax, ip White Food Sores Who- ‘Mr. O’Conor made the opening argument, of which we | of Bature which courts could act upon ‘biting negro | custody of a chzen of asiavebolding State being isowner, | their Lyte vision at the time. fhoraeh iere, on Nor Rogge t ot Ae Austrian in beig otal. crs a receire the Ges Oh pote slavery. (Sadrago v wes 3B. kad esis rick 215. pee pe nn on lawful o oscasion | 1. 1 Oui h should make its Peculiar institution » rei. ope areod Shorereward. i TSAACKB iM Dussesreck vy. Brown, Salk. Cases note, ve | and without unneccesary ‘ys ws of 1817, gious duty, as Thugs regard mur: should condact iy Boston. RNIN Find Point.—Exoept wo far as tho Stato of New York | iris 6; Sho Have Grace, 2 Hage. Adm. B10 } 8; laws Of TBAT, Ps B27. “Soe opinion in this cast, Sends | fsritee with all the decency and external purity of patri- Bani Deg —A bak W port Sp’ Bremen, Weeeele, | 23. Rani “vick tae tan whet tanwwers to ihe nanas of Git ould (mage and without transcending restraints tm- 3. The nigneet courts of. Fogiand and of this country ford’a R. 76.) archal times, Congress, its sphere, and thereveral | for NYork Jas 4; ships Jabueum, for 40 eat sey), from No. Fifty: street, near Fourth avenue. Sie aes sovereignty by the coustitation of the | having jurisdiction over questions public or international 1. The repeal by the act of 2841 of the privit States within theirs, might still legislate against it to any Iman, for do soon; Adler, Gerdis, Pe aOR $2} Soe teturalag the same will reoctve the above reward. forbid the sarus status of slavery to exist within law, Dave decided that holaing negroes in bondage as | given by § 3 to 7 inclusive of the act of 1917, in. the ¥ extent whthout violating constitational restraints Our re- Tires, Bare ee ae nee? See an cairo i ae A except saree ts ed ler ey lira cme Ge oy Trostadvcrae 0 theslave owner, merlyiftte worde “ime Debt wae, haasee Ay a (ok ae the existence depute Moet eee rani Retattt th ge. | $5 TF anon, Awa FROM THE La - fact, expres for! enton 06— ick 2! re Grace, 2 Hage. introduced or bronght into” ed accord- wi pract incompatib) [- preservation, y ene o0ve rm gle get aa legit, fn African negro may be law- | Adm. R. 104, 122 ) Ing to thelr Datural import without thoee soctions: fo os. | if Bota. law of mature, PI | RYork (and ed ai for Fort peasy iwi Solr, Laaaiiee a rat tally, at condition in 4. When Justinian says in hia Tnstutes, Book 1 tit. 2, §, sfc they woul not creado amare carrying through If @ State should fall into pana m men. Thi and respect the A 1st, ed dean aa Tome 2 Brien, marised tno holding of enlecconm i CWE ne a at ay fe en a Taiions! | Late, ki Sc : REWARD toe a e atore means no more joes not exist b; wi ‘J ‘and marks | not ess an ON TUEADAY EVENING, UTE eae Rover oat Any Constitutious! power to annul, ro. | nature but we introduced by human law, which is true of the characteristic difference between it and that of 1817. executive, by its military re) repress the practice ¢ dian: 1-4 Dae rian ges He a sores ee $5 in Twenty-first street, T fue set aside this law; and, cousoquentiy, i is only toy mont {Cnet all olser Fights aud obligations. His deflation | ‘2 Ive impenable to give to ino, legisiatom of 1617 the | (hal, Ret. for July 1868p. Bader wil of, Fath Sree . Tetatse Gs pros the of pote positive enactment of the legislative autho | of the law of nature, T, tle’ “de jure naruralt” | compretcnatce elect which was dosigved by the treason, | 2. She “men” who made the Declaration! of Independ- ees on —In port bark Wyandotte, Hoyt, for | SoGer, crated oe a enemas oe into our territory with slaves in his | proves this; bis ful! sanctions of slavery ont 1, tit, 3 | able resolution of 1857. Al) wil) admit that @ fugitive | emce in 1776, the ‘free inhabitants” spoken of fhe ty ie tas” pula re nati Weat = ta Wal possession could suffer any ‘loss or diminution o §2and tit. 8, § 1 confirm it. from siavery in Virginia found in Vermont may be car. | articles of confederation (art. 4), in November, 1777, and agian, tor BEcas hp ‘title to them as his preperty. . |». & All perfect rights, cognizable or enforcabie as such Se ‘York under an extradition certifi. | the “inbabitants’’ and “male ? mentioned in Pi Seen aera, aatnen 2, Jnevery known ji nagmneens or opinion of | in judicial tribunals, oxtst only by Sire fhe la ofthat | cate. This seem to prove that carr: through | the State constitution: of that day (19 How., 674}, did not ¥ eon, \ judge or counsel ral ting to the subject, it is admit | State or country in which *hich they are oF asserted. Lor orropermgting etm Py wag Boog ‘| inctude all to whom theee terms were lexicographi- pera Armenia, Hamilton, from ted in tome form that at an early period nogro slavery ex Te hol ew of property ove Yom compact It has | Dringing into the State wit tie steeaing of "tab abt of, ans ne Indians living in their tribes were not py ee wa eral Wal whi law in cach ono of the thirtecn origin in any law of natore im tho court |. 1827. Perce » 7. 16, Peter's R. 624. Curia by- (20 Jobn’a, 710, 734. 19 How., 404.) Tho no- and Sylvia, . Nates whieh this repablic, by declaring derowe (B Sees. TH, Rutherfortte) at., Book 1, Ch. 3, | Sbaw, J. 18 Pick. 24 wets not included’ (1 How., 407. See Curtis J, oer for New Bedford Mince in 1776 and adopting its constitution im | $96, 7.) Fourth Point.—| ot New-York cannst, without | Sentra, 19 How., 58%.) Wehen ales eof teas: || Ene 2 see Sarma at Vhat moans it had ite ficst reception and cs wiser eens ig meni spoken of by lew writers, it the | violating the constitation of the United Statos, restrain a | (lonary struggle the same great family of States sat down i—In bt Boo. Bee. ‘ARHy of them a8 an inatitation sanctioned by Phrase has any eos it that morally ; citizen of asiater State from peaceably passing through hor | to frame the laws for @ more perfect and a perpetual | ton ae eee law, may xot . Bistorically traceable; but in most, if not | which pe eens Spot each mation to recognise | ter: ‘with Bisslaves or other property on a lawfui risit { upton, the “citizen,” whom they recognized as the sa | Lane, allof thems, anu \certainly in New York, it was exproasly | a8 of unlversal obtigation, which it therefore obsarver it. | to a State where elavery is allowed by law. prem original source of all political power, tho | Psp Eat Recognized by st. “VY to the time Mime coy nd feifand, no fs fay, atoroe coe crt ae 1. ti ag, nea Sates same class who acted together at the cutast. If, in such snout ith Sat Darks Teste, Sows themeelycs assort. 4 that ever or there ‘Shaw, (before re- ‘Van Scbaick's law, , °°, 29 Oct., 1773, Th, | now ia in any State ot this Union, a law, by any namo. A ho Soret pubes ee es |e ROT Gy" edna mia ates. | henson aitiewn Manat wees eet | at 25 its | «fated Senko De tk Pet Por. om fend. , "9. rc ie basis i 42, Ib. 81, Comih va 4¥e8, 18 Pick 208-' dividual rights; and wasave laws in all of them reocaption i . for Triewe; afer dig would return to M'and oad for and enforced it (The Slave Grace, 2 Hagg, Adm. 104. Per ve. 19 A 1. 407-8. bb 20 State Trial, pm, pa, © 60. Por Me 4—In F W Brune, x Shaw Ch. J. 18 Pick 216.) it treo. | (Pasenger k Per nom Onleane lig, Oops OBS Nvoet une: eran 16 Ib. p. 507.) @. No civilized state on earth can maintain thisadentats | Mclean J. 7 How. p. 400. and the Court, 7 ‘The a was forever exctuded from social union by zolle, 6 *f John Freeman, Crowell a . & Negro slavery never was. * Part of the outlawry of alavery; for in some of ita foratr lave. Eowe Oar. iy 3.7 How. 455. Story J. Cty of se he cet a “3 yee oe He of Fogiand, and consequently « YS porte: ry han exigted fa all ages; and no Powe oe parsmonnt ve, Milo. 12 Peters abe 159, 156. Shaw Ch. J. wrowe. fhe fret coloniata. Nor did the, ¥ S40pt any system of | authority hae ever Condemacd | Se ap (Cooper‘a Justina! cane, 7 Cushing 299, 317. or other permanoat dom Wie savory of aay | notes. p. 410, Inst. Book J, tit & Per riley C.J. £0 1. At allevenss the Slates bave bot reserved the right mateo. ever exietad in Bnglaz “4 O° Deen known | NS. my : E