The Arkansas banner., 1848-09-12
THE RAPE C7SE. RIeT IND BL0ODSHEB.!
several rersous Killed and XXnundn,

i several Persous Killed and Wounded.
 Al two o'clock yesterday at, rnoon. the two. prI soneTs arrested on suspicion oi having committed
 the oni'aSe uPon The person of the Il te gIi susan Russ, whO IS oty SIX years and three months otd were brought out for examination before rSouu. Btooks. l@ consequence ot the great excite aent attsnd2ui upan Lis extraordinary case the ssalui,a : uaH io3S place in the couft house, which. at an early hogf. @as crowded anest To saFocsfi0n - ] II 4htrcds of aelpIe-mep, women and cgiiidren sYefe ia the yardin fact. upon court square a,yi,
 he continuance otlhe 'ria, theIe were DO, less than lour or hg. tboussnd persons.
 The case hang principally upon the evidence of he llitLa gFl, who carried to the court in The arms of her mother. She bore external esilefc, of ths most violen treatment. and when called apof, o rteniiy the persons who had committed the oaira.e sh, pointed out those uid T arrest 1 From the testimony given. Il appears Ina; on Friday night last. SRsan while asleep in bed wiih girl yesf two older. al the house oi inc father | o! susan, was awakened by some one conIng info ] The fo'a The older girl, in fright go; under the bel. Ehiie those who entered. two persons carried of the younger girl. She was gagged and carried 70 The hiil ste, aH4 there treated m the horrible manRci recorded.
 1 This was sbogt the substance aal force. of the tes'ioooyond The fac of identity, AS ,o he persoas oi the perpetrators was. by no means c.ear sis- P'rion ieil ufon tbe persons merely upon ihe e,i- deuce oi the hte gir who described them as the l wv SbiFfS no Ndfsrd 10 sell ihPfT land warrants l io her father. Tue prisoners were known 10 the l father o' The girl, and to the giri herself fbySicians were m attendance. who testified 'o The iact tha' 'he child had been horribly sioiaie,i bearing upon her person the evldenees, The nbicr garments ot ihe prisoners were also eSaipiprd- iloSe which tley had caSt n.falnd Saa.e eaa!ta.!. tory opinions were given, as 10 the nature o lbe sfains upon them.
 Esq. Brooks held both the prisoners 10 bail in inc sum o Si,5oe each. Upon this decision, evidences oi ioi began ID manifest III loutcres and danger ta the psisoneTs seemed for time nminen' Men from the outside poured into the windows. peorle were trampe,. under foot, and but for the .olness aud good judgment of the officers, serious conse quences might have been the result of this def,op station. II vas very udicionsiy arranged tha, ,5e prisoners should be taken to the Jail by Esq Brooks Esq, ionRg Esq. Taylor. and Judge Safin. The high stations and Intlrtdnsi respect Of these men ensured safety 10 the prisoners and they were hy tiem lsAen harmless 10 Jail, though some persons were shghuy injured by missiles thrown by the crowd which followed.
 II IS estimated that not less than eight thousand persons were assembled in Sycamore street, near ihc Jail, at the time he prisoners entered But ,he mob were not aiisfied,-they demanded the prlsan CTS, and with loud shouts. made a rush t,i the iaii door, hreaki z down the fences, &c This occurred al n'-hi.ai-ihe trial continuing the whole of The afternoon
 The police Of the iail, upon these deronstratioDs 6red the Crowd--frst blaak round-b1t ii is s,il the crowd pressing on. thry fired a round or two ~ilh ball, tin all about twenty shots,) and seven men feii-three ot them were sPeetators, killed ol the spot.
 Among the suflesers are
 Jackson Canadian, (nember oi No Fire Com Panyb two shots n the legs, and ore in ihe towels Aat expected to survive
 James De MauIey, bar.keeper at Newman's on sycamore st., above Nlrih killed Shot in the si1e.
 Mr Ficlsslman, shoemaker, standing by ,hc side oi h. "ile n deor opposite the jat-killed
 IT. NeSt"Ver, caTpeuter, ia the employ of Mir 1iasson, Was returning nome With his dinurr- b1cke; in his Aaud Shot throusut ihe heck and killed.
 Nr Mooft. carrier of the yolks BIsr, mof'ally woan4ri-tybg Q, Il last night
 \ blacksmith, uaHe hat known, returning home from work-kiiied.
 hefc were six or seven persons wounded, sofne ss{eriy and some silshtIy--ihe names oi wAoin We coidd aot irdfn.
 ! is generally ,he case in rnob< tbe loss or lie aud damage iejl on lgHoeent peIsou.-m mele sP,c;a- tofs
 r. S.-Siace writing the above IA NJ, We learn 'hat s''ous armed iofce Was piaced ,n Jhe Jail; and also. that tie attack was fl Inade upoa Hue iiii by Inc uu'cIs. lu relation io the la'te5 how ttsI- th"Te ate cghiiadiet0rL accounts.
 "r most siaretoiy hope and believe that We have fecor ir1 t4e cad %, thi ,aeianrh9l, allan. E ro. eHaH-i Ia, been area3Y spilled he military were ordered ont ty Call of the >Aeiiii, OIt all Was quiet al o'clock this usoinIpg.
 Ne hna the following eount ot a ,i.iaiaoas al- fair, in ae last number of the Cincinnati Evening Dispatch.