The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-10-01
A Rn1rs IN Piitsbar gh-Fusitive Ala vcs-rre-
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PIrrsUvHeB, Sept =, 1850.
The excitement Increases among colo red popula-
ton in rei,tion to the fugitive slave law Nearly all
tho walters Ia the hotels have fed to Caaads Sunday
thirty fed Monday forty; on Tuesday, ffyi on We'd
nesday thirty and xp to this time the number that
hes LETT viii not fall short OF three kundred They
went in large bodies, armed with pi.seis and bowie
knives, determined 70 lie, rather than be saptared
most violent storm visited last eve,ing II was
Of the storms known In she West Is
commenced about half past two o'clock in the after
noon-the describing large hickory nuts.
Towards three o'clock the storm Increased accompa-
MED BY vivid htrng snd heavy crashes Of thunder
The hsilstonss ssthis trse varied sine fro
fourteen inches, and weighed upwards Of oae pound
Several persons were more or lees ~ sreai
Pittsburgh and Allegheny oity were broker. Living
ston, Rofgen Co, 2o2 panss brok, IN; the isonon-
gahela ouss 500; the St Charles Uctel $780, the Ga
sen. bu ildz g. I5S. eevern church 10, hotels aud
public buildings, were injured. number OF horses
ran away The Gs.effe TO day, records about twenty
accidents from the elects of the storm serious
hovsysr $1,000.
wards Of two hundred coal boats are ready waiting.
further rise 10 the river There nov eight Feet OF
water In the channel and rising
Runaway Slaves Delivered 40 their Masters.
HAaRssUnsH, sept 80, 1850.
The slaves who were confined sometime since for
riot after being discharged charge OF horse steal
ing, we're this afternoon brought before U. Commits
the property was proven and they delivered to
their masters Who them back to Virginia, per
railresd, without moleststion.
Interesting News from she Plains.
ST.. LOUIS, Sept. 2s, 1859.
Mr. Psyis has reached here from Santa We, having
left there on the 10th ult lie eeurms the previous
accounts concerning the depredatous Of the Indians
sna the ipsufcency Of tire troops In chastisng them
Colonel Msnroe, by his activity, has made himself
the theme Of universal admiration. with the sddi-
tiosai force nov the way TO New Mexico, u Is
thought no will render very efficient services against
the hottie In dians.
Mr.. Papin met Mr.. Censoliy and trais at Cedar
Springs The day previous he had sightyt head Of
N ulcs stolen the train by the Indians The de-
scent was sudden and dexterous that the stolen
property separated from the other animals and mot
word was exchanged no~ gun hred between the m.
dars and hefdsmen, before they were under full
sslop to the mountain with the droves before then
Col Leemner was met enoampet about four miles
from Camp Muren. He vas with several comp anses on
detached eel vice. .
About twenty miles previous TO reaching the crossing
Of the Arksntss Mr. Pspin met = company ofinfansy
on their rsy 70 Santa Fe. all 10 good health.
On the Little Arkansas hey came up TO the ene.mp
ment OF Capt Beaufort In command OF two or three
comp sevsrsl oheors were sick, but none dan
r-rously.
rsmie -
second covers ment train met three miles from
Campbell Grove, on the rsme day
wsldne's mail courier was Iost starting from santa
Pc. a,
All the creeks between this States and Csmpbsl
Gre,s dry, which causing suffering Tor ~ans
animals lost BY strange disease, called the m
rein The cattle generally died In an hour or tro al
ter benR attacked II imposed to originals from
drinking unwhclesor1s vatar.