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ABOLITION RIOT on THE ATLANTIC under
stand that Captain Judkns, of the steam ship Cam
bra, one OF the Boston and Liverpool mail packets
on her last trip to England, had negro named
douglass, among the passengers When half way
over the Atlantic, Captain J. brought Douglass for
ward on the quarterback, and called the passengers
ogether in order to have an abolition meeting
This step, OF course lead todiIiculty and as the ne
gro abused America and the Americans, there arose
a general uproar The ladies' were much alarmed /,
and had the Captain persisted in his abolition efforts
mere would have been serious riot in the midst of
tne oceans roar, and the negro tossed to the
sharks. II the Cunard steamers ale to take negro
passengers and have riots in the middle OF the At
lanc, very few whites will 90 in them.


IHE Court FOR THE CORRECTION OF ERRORS as
sembles at Albany to-day at IL O'Clock, noon.