The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-04-13
BY TELEG RAplI.

By lie L q IA IL.
BosroS, April Il. 1851
After the decision Of Judge Woodbury. last night that
there was no ground interfere with the certificate Of
Ar Curtis nding simms preparations began to be
snade convey him back. and tle brig Acorn was
1aneG the end Long Wharf having been previously
k,ted NJ for extra number Of passengers.
The witnesses followed from Judge Woodbury. =
Court their hotel by about thousand persons but
the southerners accompanied by too large police
fierce to warrant attack They received cheers,
grons and Kisses bat cry for three cheers for Daniel
Webster and the constitution resposded to in
eiorcus manner.
a crowd who collected in knots, discussing the
waiter occasionally hooting the officers. There
number Of females amongst them
The proceedings in and about the court house
sl.eely watched by the abooni-ts At about o'clock
attachments OF the city watch to the number Of 15o
.rned with clubs aud hooks, brought into the
eighborhood OF Court square-the police force under
Martial Tuksy, armed with short swords assembled in
IA. Square. through evoiutions and finally
srn.d hollow square in front Of the eide entrance to
the courthouse After al! ready word given to
the Z. : Marshal. and simms brought down and
placed in the centre Of the square lie appeared to be
good Sp;rt his limbs being free FROM iE n or hand
snfS 81 any description. Tho procession was led
ny tn. United States Marshal and his deputies,
yoiowcl by the armed police. They proceeded through
court cd State streets. and down Long wharf followed
~ about .ne hundred abolitionsts, among whom was
Eli, Rev Mr. Culver Not tho lra.t attenpt at violence
~ssmade Mr. Culver and other persons in the crowd,
occasionally Denounced the preceding and called for
the thund.ro}lts Of heaven 10 - poured down upon
them.
person with rather loud lungs a. the procession
passed street reccd the events Of the Bo
that occurred in that street before the
lstian
when the procs reached the wharf. the brig
found be all ready with the steamer Hornet alongside
With her steam up smms was taken immediately into
the catsn
The Acorn had two cannons on board TO protect her
rom any assault on the ssage The word wa gwen 70
~ 20 tn fastening and she under way AbDue
thirty police officers accompanied the vessel as far A. the
Steamer went a. Fro.ectign fonr ohers OF ths CITY
including United states Deputy Mar.hals savin and
Byrns will accompany the fugitive in the vessel to savan
nah.
Jue. as ~ vessel about to leave the wharf
Of the crowd several hymns, such as From
9r~cnlands Icy Mounttins" oh there wi. be Mourn
ing AT the Judgment at Of Christ Be Thou oh
Sod. exalted high" Sc
One man just simms going below called out to
him preach liberty t. the slave, and the brig
s~rarting the Rev Mr. Poster orthodox minister, Of
concord made the following prayer;
almighty Col. Thou seest this poor man one Of thy
children borne away BY oppre>sors Thou art the friai
81 ali vho suffer wrong and have hope but Ia
Thee that hope l. still uushaken; Thy promises endure
for ever and bescech Thee 10 show Thy power
snd love- in blessing this dear brother, who i carried
ny force 10 the land If whips and chains. oh COD.
make him a missionary Of power % awaken a love
Of 7, tice and liberty that slal enl IN the speedy
# bleeding hearts In mercy Heavenly Father
% thou destroy the wicked power which rules u Give
wis.dncss rulers and lead them 10 true aud last
ing repentance Pity the wrvtrhed man who now gpes
IN ~'tsrs the waves, pity and bless his brethren In
chains hasten the day When all shall be free aud
thinr shall be- the glory. Amen.
10 Just Eve when ~uur left The AhgltiOni~t Nig
iance Committee met at hafpast ave and passed rs-o
ta n. respectfully asking the people 81 Massachusetts
10 toll the bells IN the several town. the Intelligence
reaches them a the return Of fugitive slave from this
Commonwealth. They have also appointed meeting
fov public religious services ON the occasion.
The fugitive warmly and comfortably clad Ia gar
seIt- provided by the Unitsl states Marshal lie
stated that b. willing - during the evening lie
rrfusd - sgn any more paper drawn up BY the alb
htiouists as ing that h. was tired II the business
Tho military Ia considerable numbers at their
srmories aud fan,uii Hall but there cause to
~sl upon them 20 act Ia the matter and this morning
My disTH--ed from further duty.
The chains have been taken down from the Court
Gouse, and i has resumed it, usual quiet aspect
Daring the nixht Atiy folscm found iyng IN the
strcet the Tempe. and refusing T. - nome,
taken e. the ~atch house.
syCuND DESPATCH.
Ths brig Acorn. containing -mms Il az anchor At
Nan.a ket roads account 4 the T. wind aud thick
weather
The story that -imus has bsen purchased by pero-
aa dealer here for $500 g. return in six weeks j not
frn~.
Tn senate Committee are stin pushing their investi
9zsion into tho the au city officers
relafcr sims quite closely several leading abou-
tScnsts have he.n in the senate. and testified that
Takrys police arrested directly the detection Il
E4um's.