New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-07-23


boy IN fataPsco Neck o. Thos. Long, AZ public
sale, as slave for life tins after the death Of
my father the boy was not born at the time Of the
purchase 81 the mother | am positive. first saw
HIM when an infant. from his birth I'D the time he
let my brother | first missed him IN June 1850 the
DAY he rin away had seen him almost everv dav.
Is ne was hauling lime from my lIme-kIln | irs.
s." MN aieI he ran away about two or three weeks
ago. IN Lancaster County Jail | asked the hOy how
be got there and he said ne walked along the rail
road was told IN jail that he was committed for
stealing chickens he was committed or the slst OF
Aprii last saw the record my brother and myself
went 70 Lancaster, accompanied by Constable Ayen,
and arrested him when his time had expired he was
advertised DAY or TWO after he ran away nv bro
ther received Information BY telegraph OF ms being
~ All.
TO the question how did he receive the inforna-
ton an objection was made, ana an argument en-
sued between NeSSTS. Brown and Lee
Question admitted Nv brother received Intorma-
uon from friend OF his IN Baltimore, and also from
frlenC IN Lancaster. named George bowman
had 10 information IN the interval my brother re-
ceived the verbal information before he received the
leegraphic notice | know Of no marks upon The fu-
gltlVe person myself but have heard my brother
say before the boy ran away that he had scar upon
ms cheek believe under his ear.
BIZ NJ LEE attended the boy mother In her con-
inement the boy admitted while n jail that he " A.
the slave Of claimant
Nm. Hoilus sworn--l know VIM. u. R.Stean ne
hYes IN Baltimore Co. / 1--we within a mile Of HIM.
and was born there ! know the fugitive he i the
slave for life Of Nj RiSiean | have not the least
! nf1er
with nm on the farm have known him from
small boy knew his mother she vas the slave of
claimant the boy Mas born on claimants farm ana
! knew Inn before he could walk saw him ABOUT
10 DAYS before he ran away, and never saw nm
again until yesterday IN the room here was Lime
Inspector OF Baltimore Co. and the boy hauling
lime | have seen him helping his noghbOrS huSk
corn | have always understood that the boy
slave for hfe, by reputation and the word OF the
master know when lie bought the boys mother
Mr RiSiean parted with the mother about ~ years
since don, know whether the boy got here by the
masters consent
JoLn ". SkaHklapd. SwOrn.--I know VIM VI Ris
team and am neighbor of his he lives IN Baltimore
Co. know the fugitive. and have knO an HIM from
4 small boy his reputation IN The neighb0flood Vas
that he was slave, can say that ! knew ms
mother | have not the least doubt that he IS the
slave OF Mr. RStean
Cross-erauinee-I have lived in Baltimore about
o wears, short distance from claimant.
The evidence here closed.
Mr Brown said, that they he'd no evidence TO offer
for the slave. He remarked, that II owners them
selves would appear IN court and make out their case
IN regular manner, and by due proof, persons would
find that there disposition on the part OF the
Courts such as attributed to them, to resist the
due execution Of the law In this case the respond
eni had no testimony 10 offer inconsistent with that
adducod BY the claimant. We are therefore satisfied.
tkOugh ~ ReaHS content. 10 let the law take lis
course. though It was not to De wondered Al that
they were not gong 10 allow human rights 20 De sac
nhced 10 imaginary constructions of the law.
The claimant then made the necessary aiiiayItre-
CURED by the Act of Congress To put the fugitive into
the hands of the l. ; Marshal, for the purpose Of
having him conveyed to baltimore. Nd. warrant
TO remove the slave was made out by the Commits
Sioner. and put into the possession Of ! Marshal,
\ r. Roberts. who started for Baltimore this after
noon. al O'Clock, with the slave IN custody.
The excitement which prevailed upon the first at
tempt TO carry the law INTO execution has entirely
subsidized Some half dozen cOlorcd members of
Abolition Societies. and the regular Committee OF
the Pennsy lvana state Abolition Society. were IN
Attendance AT the hearing, apparently mere with
view to see that the proofs were ample and the pro-
coednGS regular than with desire 80 embarraSs the
case by throwing unnecessary difficulty IN the way
OF the master obtaining his legal rights
FLOUR market continues excessively dull ana nae
tive standard and good brands offered at STAT p
hbl lHt there little export demand aud no sales
have notice. Small sales for city csnsump
ton with thc range II 2jGi IS fr common and extra
brands and fancy ots n higher rates In RYE FLOUR ana
Conn MEAL there nothing doing There i far amount
WHEAT oicng and prices steady sales Of 81 900
huSk> good and Southern and Penn red At nc
aieat old store at 90 and PRIME odd white l0lc
Z bush. RYE IS wanted AZ re The market j. bare OF
CORN lot of 500 bush How sold AZ ole, ahoat OATS
are m limited request ot II new Delaware sold yes'er
DAY at 38c bush and old Penn IN store at i2c In
GROCH RIBS ard PROVISIONS change BACON lather
better demand and prices firm WHISKY held hrmE
sales n both hhds and bhls at 23,c.
SALES or SrocKs-FirSf B0ard-S 900 Allegheny Co o.,
81. 2 Penn RR. a2i, 81 do 42., $500 O., SO, 100
: 500 Leigh Int 8it 81 goo Cam and Amboy RR, 81
90 Sch BIZ l. S9c0 VII RR bS 9Oi l02 Lelgh Co Wort
Gs. 98,
Second Boara-SI0o Read RR. 2S. $1,000 State Is. 81,
~ BIZ Of Penn, l3. 500 Cam and Am RR o., TO- "
$50 g. o., G7 3d.