New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-10-04

Police Office 20 the ground. Some Of the ACCOUNTS
have It that he received a blow from some OF 'ne
assaants, BY which his arm was broken. ms
is an entire mistake He broke his arm himself IN
his endeavor To get out Of the way OF the crowd.
lie VAS removed TO Rochester IN the O'Clock
train this morning his arm having been first properly
set and am informed by his surgeon that II could
have heen broken as ii IS only by fall. One other
man = citizen of Syracuse. named woodruff VINO
had heen employed to assist IN securing the prisoner
rece,,.d = blow on the head which did 1t some dam
..no No violence was used by the crowd. 1t had
49, =, tie characteristics Of a mob. Ii was one
Universal. urhinching current against the Fugitive
el.re Law. and in favor Of the poor man claimed AS
a h,ei,jve. The feeling could not be resisted. The
crowd as if moved by one impulse effected the res
enc Of Jerrv as completely. and successfully, as
- corld he done. 4 heavy plank was brought against
The doors of the Police Once which, Doheo'
haired ard secured as taey were, soon yleld-
cd 10 The Tremendous pressure The crOWa then
locked INTO the Office cxilnguished the lights,
and with the same plaFk battered Gown all
inside partition which let them INTO the room "Eere
,ai the poor Fugitive heavily chained ana mana
cufed. and surrounded by officers and Deputy Mar
shas lie taken UP on the shoulders OF me
crowd and amid the most deaienins hurrahs ana
shouts was borne along dle' - 10 sauna ana
down Saliua 10 the railroad Depot. through the
Dfn6t 70 " arren down Warren 10 BrintnaliS hotei,
whore ne was placed IN carriage and driven rap!dly
avav The chef movers IN the crowd appeared ~ De
negroes although no one could be TecpgnlZe1
IN the darkness OF the night, and AMID The eK-
cliement and Whirl OF the occasion. NO one was
foremost IN the rescue. and no ore dld II, ana
/ have seen 10 one Of our cltzenS thls morn
ing so unfortunate in his opinions as to condemn
the act Irdeed, congTatulatory remarks ana
smiles prevail every countenance. NO sooner
do TWO persons meet than one begins 10 grh, anu Tue
other 10 say. Where's Jerry The one strong SEN
timeut in the heart of the whole city IS. that the
slave. Law is wrong Mr.. Webster unfortunate IN
his threat. and the legal officers have been still more
unfortunate III their attempts 70 carry 1t ont, at TINS
time Ii Is doubtful if they viii not always be alike
unfortunate to do the same thing IN tins city. Inc
little paper printed here called the Nar, is furious
uuon The occasion, but It's voice IS like unto thal OF
the dog barking al the moon There Is not COrpo-
rails Guard IN the whole city taking SIDES with IT,
The agent of the claimant whose name is James
Lear,) was arrested warrant issued by Jus
tee House, on the charge OF attempting 10 kld-
nap a citizen He was held TO bail tie Will
(If ne can be found, which IS d0u0tful,) De AZ
rested again this afternoon, Tor CARVING afms COZ
cealed upon his person. The name OF the clam
ant OF poor Jerry IS John McReWlods OF Marion
County Mo. With regard to the firing. some con-
fictng statements have appeared. The frst nrlng
was by the officers from the Police Once, and was
without doubt intended TO intlmldate the crowd. IL,
however, had the contrary effect and was answered
by renewed and more extensive voley of brick
bats, and the crowd only became more furious AFTER
this some more firing was done from the ONCE, ana
returned by some member OF the crowd
The Anti Slavery Convention met this morning. ana
adjourned before dinner, as the use OF the City nan
had been already pre- granted for the address OF Mr.
Lyon before the County Fair thus afternoon. The
chief members ofthat party are still In town believe
The City is quiet now, althOug the prevailing
opinion is that the end is not yet G. B.