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GROSS PIaAIIcAL OuTRAGE.- .se Afthereo-
phora, Parker, arrived b.re yesterday with pine
wood from Virginia. The schooner h.ils from
NewJersey is owned there and is bound to Ho-
hoken. While al York River, she experienced no
trouble fron the execution Of the Niger Law.
as it is called in Virginia, which subjects every
vessel from New-York to a search, and to pay


fees OF ten and sometimes eleven dollars. She


eft York River. and was forced By sre., Of
weather into Natcbprig. Accomac Co., for p
harbor Here she was boarded Oy sixteen mel.
under the command Of Thomas /. Cropper.
armed with guns. pixies, pistols and Bowlc-knives.
Among them was large negro armed with pike
They came on board the vessel. and a.thougs Il
was stated she was not swned III New-i ork. bu'


in New-Jersey, and was bound 70 New-Jerscy, set
they proceeded 10 search her and demanded their
fees-WiI not GOV. Pennington look % ihisl-
The same party boarded the schooner Arrival, Of
Flushing, and kept her papers.


" There has long been complicated lltiga-
ton in progress in our city between a Rev. Mr..
Verren on one side, and Messrs. De Bullion and
Barthelcmy, formerly of his (French Protestant)
congregation, involving charges Of fraud, ly.ns,
lechery, conspiracy. and perjury against the res
pectve parties or most of them. We have often
been melted to publish articles side or the
other, but declined, considering it matter exclu-
sivel, for Courts, and not at all for newspaperS--
| We only had general knowledge that Mr.. Yer
rem had obtained triumph and procured the con-
all ,iatr .
Blackwelrs Island, when heard few days
| since that one of them had procured indictments
or processes of some kind against Mr.. James X.
Whiting District Attorney for subornation OF
periury, and Mr. Robert II. Morris, (now Mayor,
for false imprisonment, (as Recorder in sentenc-
ing him to Backwell's Island after he had been
allowed (as is alleged) new trial, or a stay OF
proceedings preparatory thereto. This news reach
ed us through the Loco-Foco papers, accompanied
by most absurd outcry that these prosecutions
had been got UP by Wings for Political effect
or, in ether words, 10 get Mr.. Whiting out OF
Office (As though it needed any thing of the
sort to ensure his removal in due season. We
knes at once that this was very foolish untrtth ;
but it has been followed up by series of equally
ridiculous attempts to give this matter party
aspect-the last of which Is communication in
Yesterdays Journal Of Commerce accusing Hon.
F. A. TALLMADGE, our present Recorder, OF ard
ing and pushing on these prosecutions, sending ior
a witness to Blackwelps Island, handing in the
indictment to the Grand Jury, &c. All this, we
are fully fortified in saying, is utterly Jalse. Mr..
Talmadge, so far from aiding the prosecution,
was not aware Of its existence while the ap-
plication for an indictment was pending, and was
astoni.hed when he learned it afterwards This
is all We need say present; but if this game OF
endeavoring to turn Jrdicisl inquiry into Poli.
tical matter is not abandoned. small be led to
believe tina, certain high functionaries are some
how in trouble in the premises