New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-06-16
Local Intelligeuco,

happens Dutn VIII como 10 tne score
silk and show the crowd as pretty race was
gone to harness Neither yet have received any odd
in betting circles, although understand the JFIlson
party taking all that offers and the ground JOE
will probably be the favorte The is at mile heat
three best in Eve to harness The running horse Berry
we hear, beat his opponent COmpre@ise in race a,
| Louisville
The GREAT NEGRO WAR--StdrtiiRg Devotion.
aer's - Last evening James Dyson the keeper of the
free negro school heretofore mentioned brought be-
fore Recorder Winter to undergo examination on the
charge of having set foot an usurrecon Of the slaves
which to have broken Tuesday morning last
Several witnesses examined whose testimony we
give. leaving readers to draw their conclusions
Dyson rcrapded to Jail Ills examination will be rc
| summed this morning
| Geo Wright, f m C swnrl-I born in Orange
county, Virginia On the first Of ucxt March will be
fy-spven years oll On tho first Of Inst March bought
myself from Mrs 0yy thirty miles above the city Of New
Orleans. who owner Ever Sucr bought self
and became free have been living with Mr. Dubois who
keeps the Tattersas Livery Stables st Charles street
drive one of his carriages and wait him his pr-
yatc servant ON last Sunday morning between 10 and
IL oelock while walking along CustomheuSe street BE-
| tween Dauphin and Burgundy streets | met by n
quadroon light mulattoman who asked me If my
| was not George Wright l told him yes Then he
marked that he would like me to 90 down to little
church with him, ere he bad business for On
our way met Albert slave OF DR. Rushton md the
| other man whom | did not know told me Albert wouh
take down and let me know all about it, aud left
knew Albert and went with him. had known him for
te iast eglt or ten year. y WIS near thl coFper o.
Albert, who looked IL he had sent for me- He ad-
dressed with the usual courtesies ofie and asked
| to walk along with him.
went to the school-house on Franklin street think
in the Second District below Cans and was there
a.roaueeu 10 "nIye nlan Wnol ne Gated Dyson VINO
| three As Albert introduced us he left When
ne git went into the sch9Ghonse with this Mr. py
SOC whch room was reu win iohiS anu desks ke othrr
schoolrooms Mr. Dyson asked me to sit down, which
S anu tntn oer 1 me as % Whers Was
me where was my family and whether or not they
- wy. Nm Nm . I1 ny luS vas apou thry hiIes
ap Ne mere ~ MS Uxsy pahtao9 at Il consisted o.
!, VIZ u e5. ehiuTe1 ana haC they were all slaves
i;5 ~ a., ne s ~ not "alt U ire thtm le,
mbo ,,1' u1 4 u ,e mans At once .hen anu
p ~ H. az Nv yTui PISIng ulv' haVe
5Iaca IIc tben won't to cbai gic Ne ns n 'tHe ~,
pou ~ en ~ u' 70 " chalT "llch was li1 on
| aI I ,Ilus II W so paper yihg there ana came
~ Ss' ~, ~ e % IL el II tie hauies o. ~ llle
~ va Ia ~ ' In ,e III ' NV. anu "ere
| ~ ~ III ~, ~ $3.50 pun, alh " 90 ~
o rom ena an tue gtr nc had peow; 70 Nlt one
Hultu "ii''' men anu all the coorea people "ereto 90
WIZ nun
ne sag the Wh,e men were an assembled together IN
NUN NUN utl1m anl '.e coloIgn pIe an uoWh the coast
ha1 age nts were there and had fixed everything First
IuJ WI, ~ taNe ti,' Nuers all the power Is
W uot AhoW "stHP[ ne meant ca the olheF sac ' the
I'VE VI On tiis Tle " ns ne 10y tne lowuer ne sara "
IUu ~ % ~ .I ~ Ky 'pe huluItu hieh ~
le ule u AZ tii alsu ll7oh 20 open anu
gV he prisoners OUT ana torJ Or htt men AT each corner
| ''A-''~N '''N ~ ~ "-'"-
- Ia H. p a. ~ ,ei,l auu s i
te.eS' anu sr al the ruis tey Coui 4hy We're Hlso
ero"bars and every thing they wanted The prisons
to be opened and The Mint attacked fret The people
the plantations, who arpCi with knives, axes
ola hatches etc were TO rise and come to the city lie
did not tell the signal rise. for they were to come
into tbs city cautiously but when the fires took place they
We're generally to move and attack the peopeand destroy
all before them opposing them This about all he told
me- answered very well IL be in the party. and then
elt him, lie seemed TO be satisfied, I identified
with the and as one Of the party
Nothing occurred until the next day about hafpast II
clock when on going IN Caroudelet street mat Al
bert. w. no said Well Wright. what the times ?" said
First rate He then said What satisfaction did the
learn lie said u intend to 60 in it deeply"
told him he had better give it up. lie said No III be
damned if don't 60 in it deeply told him would
not hear TO it. and left him About O'Clock that even
ing met him at the corner Of Canal and Bourbon streets,
| and he asked me to 80 with h1 in a cab aud let him
show BIC one Of the gun stores he Intended to break os
said to myself would follow him till day
Then Le the corner Of CanIe and some ether
street blocks below the Oh Cathedral anu bought
the revolver two pounds eff bullets bullet -mOud. and
The powder and caps here ia court The knife and
sword in court he had in bis suppose as be did
not buy them IIi4 intention IN Toio~ to the gun store
street, he told the movement would take place be-
tween twelve and one O'Clock that uiELt / remarked
that must 70 t0 my room aud arm myself as | had
plenty OF arms at Oh masters left him being as
ured in my own mind from the conversation with Dyson
as Well as him that movement would be made between
LA might ana daylight next morning Immediately after
leaving Aotrts went dire 10 Mr. Dubois and reported
to hm oil that occurred because he had always been
E2gd irend o. INC, and IN not wish him sacrificed
looked upon the schrln. as bloody and outrageous Mr.
pa35 ti't ~ leut relre q the poe" who caipt and
- ~! iii u an az ,ut H. T. l. - tn, -,
IN, it,le ~, u ~ S ~. WIN nm 70 tacH Of the
90 va -, tl ~ I, Iu' l'lH l'LIlc-s ana
she I'm w, "Iicu hal gwen nm Nhen
we came up town agalu "" met the Chief Of Police Mr.
70 ~ -. =, n, VIZ " nlu We went l'"n
ria chit and Iit,t -,.' an "ti,te - .Yea
ttai-, ~ , Iii - out sl.lt anu concealed
49, 'Nss Has',I 95e,.G,y a{ine1 ne |lth
previously agreed en- between &iIrrt 5d Va it va