New-York tribune., 1841-10-06

severnl cried tina, they aid hut he majority oi
the cornoauy having been engaged IN 'ie a79'i''''
,,on the y arrep. and ell present haSlhS oei' CON
,..-.ai u or,c or other Of the nights eHrediueAS,
:, ,,o..5 that ,hey knew no more than hnsh hiSl-
been rnerely warned by each other,
=. tho scoat, and knowing nothing Of their own
N'G, . We left man on guard there to-day, said
High. looking round him, " who Is not here. Ton
know who i,is-Barnaby. who brough, the soldier
down. at Westminster. Has any nan seen or
heard OF HIN
They shook their heads, and murm1red an an
swer in the negative. i each man looked round
and appealed to his fellow; waen noise was
heard wi,hou,, and man va, heard to say iha; n
wanted Hugh-iha; he Euu,; see Hugh.
. lie Is bu; one man, cried Hurh 10 those VINO
sep, the door 3. lot him come IN.
CAV, ayi' mut,ered the other. Let himcoEne
in. Let him come IN
TIE door was accordingly unlocked and open
ed. \ one-armed man. with his head and face
tied up with bloody clo;h, though hr had ocen
severely beaten MS clothes and hi- remain
iag hand grasping q thick stick, rushed IN among
them. and painting for breath demanded which
was Hugh.
90 Here he IS replied the Perssa inquired for.
- am Hugh. What d. you w'nni wirh me
%. have message for you, said the MN
% You know one Barnaby.
Wha. Of him Did he send the me'=ag-
Yes He taken. He inone of the strong
cells in Newga;e. He defended himself IS well =
he could but was oyerpoSeredo oy numbers Ihat
bis message
When did YOU see hun 2'' asked Hugh, has
lily
On hi. way to PRISON, where he was aiken BIZ
q party o: soldiers. They took by-roal. asd not
the one we expected. was one Of fh9 few. who
lried 10 rescue nm, and hc called 10 me and told
me TO tell Hugh where he was We made gcol
struggle. though i, failed. Look here ~
he pointed to his dress and 10 his bandaget
head, and still painting for breath, glanced round
the room; then faced iowad Hugh again.
a. know van by sghr, hc said '' for was in
/ the crowd on Friday, and on SATURDAY, AID yes'er-
day. but I did know Your name. You re a bold
fellow. know So IS he He Tough; like lion
tonight, but ii was OF no Idid my best con-
si4ering that want this limb.
Again he glanced inqu>i,ively roundthc room
or seemed 10 do so. for his face nearly hiddes
BY the bandage-and again iacins sharply toward
Hugh, grasped his stuck as if he half expected 10
be Sc, upon and stood on the defensive.
If he had any such apprehension, bowever he
speedily rc-assurcd by The demsanor OF all
present. None thought OF the bearer Of the II
dngs. He was lost in the news he brought
I Oaths threats, aad cxecta;ina-, were vented on
all sides. Some cried hat i they bore This tame
/ ", another day would them all in Jail; sorac.
ha, they should have rescued the o;her prisoners,
and this would not have happened. One man
cried in a loud voice, - Who II follow nc to New
gate ?'' and there was loud shout and a general
rush toward the door
But Hugh and Dennis stood with their backs
against it. and kept them back until the caiuor
had fur subsidized that their could be heard,
when they called to them together 'ha',o 20 now,
in broad day, would be madness; and that il they
waited until night and arranged plan of attack,
they might release. not only their own companions,
bat all the prisoners, and burn down the gail.
No, that Jail alone. cried Hush. =" but every
jail in London. Thcy shall have place 30 PAT
their prisoners in We u burn them all down;
make bonircs of them every one Here = he
cried. catching at the hangmai's hand e. Let all
who are men here, join with Us. Shake hands
upon it. Barnaby on, of Jail, and not iail left
standing Who ioins =
Every man there And they swore great onth
to release their friends from Newcatc next night;
force the doors and burn the Jail; or perish in
the fire themselves.