New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-11-28

Ito chose 4. iais speedy departure ani was esf w
"ns ~ The police oeass ~ Savannah asf"' a. 'hsH'p
AInme blAyn 80 fsa.ft GA Thursday ia.i, bafy'q
ht iifh'hrn tlfnnlf taun iva noe naR'0q' oasI Ifby
and itnng innfef, Nf,f lff1 fr hssabp bHpht
ua ~ alter iioh " make be escape Honia n9 1neg
iseeo Wa acquitted bat tho ay ognld '9i agree a. 70
iiony
Another nae nepro naiaed ~ Perkins Indicted TO- ad
ng on hy leAlue ihe fiyeD slave ~ HnHAsi ,T
" Hhnkins Ia hopt Hns eonsinod and sentenced T.,
The penieuefj or three years iieisneery 10 years ol
Two white men~one thua. school teacher M
ja'ooa Camper Indicted Tor The saee oenae hs
nosfotA ni named Grips gave 1000 bnil ani was re-
Leased Cooper s In mil awaiting bis trial at the neE
May tenn
II h generally believed thai Grippe WIN forfeit hls bail
and moi appear for trial We understand be declared
while hing In jail n Brooksyie hat he had done nothing
DIT what he would do again that lao would help any man
oni 81 slavery that he possibly could that he regarded
snyohoding great n sin that STAKEHOLDER could be
n chfttinni TINT he would soon marry negro woman
~ white woman but for the Disgrace Of the Children
&C. &c Is believed he to the State especially 10
old IN the escape Of negroes On being baied he LEFT I'M
mcdiaCly for Ohio 20 we hear. lMaysyille Eagle.
HonRoRs OF sLAvERYl-Afew weeks since, an old black
woman, formerly owned by gentleman In this County
ma who had been purchased year two ago. by her
husband and taken Pennsylvania passed through this
place her way her former master She stated thai
she had tried the pleasure ofnogro freedom in Pennsylvania
and with oil iis onoyments and sweets could not com
pare with slavery in Virginia She that while slave
she had always been wei fed and clothed but in Pennsyl
wanna her labor not rewarded with these comforts
Her refused TO come with her with the hope OF
changing her purpose to return TO Virginia But such
her anxiety get back to her old home that she forsoo
her husband and alone back to slavery Although
this the only Of this kind which has under
immediate observation, still il ia not the only in which
persons have returned voluntary servitude And
doubt not if it practicable many others would d.
likewise. Richmond Inquirer.
AZ FIFTEEN DOLLARS REWARD-Ran awa}
from my premises NOneonnab Fsyee Co Tenn a
ion his stsnre, has SLOW, humble oftAlsnl
h. ircher in Memphis hired Tie Msrs GrsenI.vs Of u.
name Ned He believed be lurking sbogt Memphis s
give shove reward for his spprehension GEO TAYLOR
~ TWENTY DOLLARS REWARD. Ran away
the subscriber the 18th day OF July, negro boy
FOB. He is feet eight nine inches high will weigh
III hundred and fry pounds neatly made his color
mi pesks olersby quick apt his voice
sesred h reyg sas ard handles tools with considerable sht
may attempt make bis escape 70 the Tree ssies but think
l. rroetr either Memphis ssut Covinon,
Comfy will give the above reward for his apprehension
81" G. W. REYNOLDS
UsoIE Ton Down soUrH-Tke Savannah Ners Of
Nov % says:
ITO night introduced for the first time, before Savan
nah audience the comic and caustic Burlfd of Uncle
Toms Cabin This representation, comprised in two
scenes is intended 10 illustrate negro Freedom at the
North, and Service at the South, Among the person:
aces WHO figure in the scene which is laid the other side Of
Mason end Bixons line Aunt HARRIET BEEoHER
STOWE and her Mon Frere in sable sympathy, HoR-
ACE GREASY are most prominent
TRADE IN SOUTH CARoLISA.-TNe Charleston Mercury
of Nov % he's the following news:
AT public sale Of negroes yesterday by Col I. D.
Condy very high prices obtained girl Of Is was
sold for s770 Of IT, $500 of 90 $780, man Of
40 laborer 77O and boy of IT, apprentice to tailor
5000 We noticed also the sale Of a tract of land in
Christ Church about six miles from Mount Pleasant Of
about 800 scres for $4,000 Taking the sngency of the
money market into consideration these prices indicate
advancing tendency in both land and negroes"