Arkansas intelligencer., 1849-09-15

The Reg Cdse.-By the accounts we publish in
another column, it will be seen that Rey, the per-
alleged TO have been recently abducted from N.
Orleans, has been given up by the authorities of
Cuba and returned to New Orleans. The state
ments of Rey are conclusive TO the fact of the
abduction. At New Orleans there was much ex.
citement in regard 10 this affair, and the Press of
that city re loud in their denunciations Of tho
Cuban authorities, who have committed so d airing
an outrage upon our soil. In commenting upon
this matter the N. O. Picayune puts forth the
following views which will DO endorsed by every
citizen of the Republic. Democrat.
'The territory of the United States has been
shamefully invaded our flag has been wantonly
outraged, and our neutrality scornfuy abused.-
We require signal atonement at the hands OF
Spain, an alonement which shall not only make
indemnity for the past, but afford US security for
the future. Henceforward we must have it well
understood that no fresh attempt shall be made to
reorganize secret Spanish police on our sacred
soil at any point Of the Republic. We expect
that Spain shall! openly disavow the acts of her
agents, high and low in the New World, so far as
they relate to this abduction.
We repose implicit confidence in The spirit of
our Government, for the full vindication of our
rights in reference to Spain. We trust that no
half measures will be resorted TO by the Federal
Government No tedious diplomacy, no verbose
protocols, no lingering interchange Of communi-
cations between Madrid and Washington, running
over successive intervals of months, should be
tolerated We must have instant satisfaction
the dismissal of Roncali from his command, and
full apology for his acts. Nothing short of this
will satisfy the people.
LOOK OUT FOR RAscALs.--A few weeks since, a
desperado named Bostick. was killed in Lagrange
by Gen. MayieId, in seIf-defence. An examina-
t,N,, Of Lotto
lzed gang of negro thieves, robbers and murderers,
extending from Missouri to the Rio Grande. Sew
eral of these have been taken, and some of them
summariIy executed Others remain in confine-
mont, awaiting trial. Thomas Short, one of the
gang, was pursued and arrested at Natchez, Mis-
sssippi. whore he had taken stolen negro 10 sell.
His confession, showing the ramfcatons Of The
gang, their objects, and the names of the active
participants, we republish from the Texas Ran
ger, of the l7th August, in order to put the peo-
pie of Northern Texas on their guard. 1t seems
that person who has officiated in this section as
a clergyman, is mentioned as ar active OPERATOR
and iorger of land certificates. Short intmates
that he suPpresses the names of others holding
respectable stations in community, because of their
families. 1t should be brought to light, however,
not man should be spared against whom evidence
exists TO corroborate the statements which this fe
low may make. Sanctimonious hypocrisy should
be exposed-but expositions of men hitherto sup.
posed respectable, should not be made upon such
testimony alone.
We will give the other confessions, which arc
shorter and in part the same in substance rs this
in our next-Norihern Teras) Standard, Sept l.
We are indebted to Mr.. Lafrerty, of the Ocean
Ware for the following painful statement
HoRRIBLE MURDER OF CAPT. TYsoN.-On Mon.
day night, the goth instant, Capt. Tyson was mur.
dered al his residence opposite Mt Vernon bv
hO h,J 10
prevlously.i This negro's wife would not pay
any attention to the commands Of her owner
Capt L. warned her if she did not do better, he
would sell her. and finally he did make sale of
her, then her husband threatened to murder his
master and mistress, which threat he put into ex-
ecutIon on the night above mentioned; happily
Mrs Tyson escaped unhurt. There was ia the
room OF Capt. L. and lady, double barrelled
shot gun, heavily loaded with buckshot. As soon
as the negro thought all was quiet, he started on
his murderous intent. As soon as reaching their
residence. he crept into the window from the
porch, secured the gun and left the room; went
out on the porch again, leveed the gun on the
window sill and fired one barrel, which did not
lnJure either the Captain or his wife the second
discharge took effect in the Captains thigh, and
IN few moments he bled 10 death. His wife
had most provldenial escape. as she was Iyinp
on the front part Of the bed when both barrels
we're fired. The negro was Immediately taken
into custody as soon the neighbors became
aware OF the murder. He made no attempt 10
Louis Union.
ROYAL AND PRESIDENTIAL ToURs.-Apropos of
General Taylor's visit TO the Interior and Queen
Victoras pleasure trip to Ireland, our able con-
temporary, the Pennsylvania, makes the follow
ing very judicious remarks
1t is suggestive coincidence that Gen. Taylor
and Victoria should be making visits at the same