New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-12-02

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te,s,J lew viii H. sr,nulhins 10 ish"le Thai dasefg
l,r 81 nr,,rnsN am'nH l"'aof ""'nlai ~ owners
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4 atAtt ivst1n tuAattatn tnr tuaitWrs ~
,,s,r, We a,s informed that STAKEHOLDER n.nai
pantr 4 ra,ue ai lusinsfun. kuninohy. cane a. hi,
a., iai weuk on sia,u hunt hat ho nnon learned ths
hi. slaves wo'e all n cauada where va. 'np"-,'ho ir
him e. vcapufo them nnsa hcy were kidnaPlod OF de
er,,d owe, the liver 80 he has been for snycra days
pasi ciossus bach aud iorh hom Detroit 10 Windsor
S the fo proenso that hc wished 10 parchs-e land IN
canada hutc with Wow of masking permanent resi-
dtncr In this vicinity .
Al other tlms' od to eco rcrlnin persons who had
n,n,, or n fhr, I'd. ,om. overt Dsiroi he would give
n,n ir,o papois flnaily he went over 10 Windsor yes
orduy SUNDAY the NH where he met one OF the objects
OF Ills search lie offered elO 10 any man that would ct
the fugitive 70 sttp on board the ferry boat saying that
"thc boy wanted to go back but hadn't the courage TO
",farif put The Young man very suddenly taken
with chill and went 10 bed sick in room at the old bar
rncks Mr. Payne seeing there no other chance, re-
sorted TO the devil trump card Of deception.
He bought bottle Of whisky and carried Il to the bed
side Of the sick man, and insisted upon his drinking full
GLASS Of H. surIosDg doubtless that he could succeed
In getting him drunk he would goup from sick bed and
cross the river with him But Just be in the act OF
administering the dolusive draught he was suddenly
Knocked down 10y another fugitive, who in company with
oihors gave him about leo ashes well laid on " IN largo
bah whip -bgought from southern plantation, wlcre
Il had often been applied 10 the backs Of slaves Ihey
not only made him mindful Of the many toggilGs ne had
given his slaves but he even remembers va ne was "a
Abolonst Of the Garrison stamp which ne most sol
emily declared referring 10 Mr. Bibb ana DINER gentle
il,men n witnesses.
He didn't say long in the Queens domnions after they
let him co. The climate does not agree with his southern
constitution u all.
Thus ends the fist attempt Of The Free Pres. TO carry
A. yrs.t- '..lfa n
yertsed short time ago This Payne supposed 70 be
the 1.-TWO Kentucky gentlemen TO WHICH The Ere Press
alluded their way to Detroit TO carry back those col
orCd people who had found freedom bore and Nuisance
The same journal Nov. &c mentions having received
call from young man named "Wiliam Alexander
whore singular escape from court OF lu;ce IN O9cn
ust a few DAYS AGO will lie mbered by readers,
and who had Just arrived in Detroit special train OF
the L G r. r. BIZ Alexander was called Lewis on the
tral !Ae Demoerat proceeds to say .,, .,
ts Old he h'd v1S .s si, Tn s M i5 5os
d op s h. va. toa ths bis nohsr had died not oas
he olive MsrshaPs plantation Marshall nepas"
The foIowins Bill Of Isdins will give our Southern brethren
idea how transacted the Under Gr'and railroad
yes Aos he stockholders es'arsd there
many white who ssd high IN favor win the scaa me mead
follow Senator Bird not unique in his iaeon''eHcs
BILL on LADIYG. ,.,,
Freight lbs .oo
CONSUMED to he care Of Ind Plo,i nee I, Canaan
Ereisht Agent and Director U @ r r.
We e'rr private on FREIGHT AGENT the; The 'qth:
en- end Of he road sending iSI I'd so95 d o. a5 ".
eezin Ohio looked forward to key TO ineeas tho
line has never met with accident
~ NEGROES for SALE.-Drect from Virginia
1S Ss5I' OF n sSd saf1.aa sE6koEs 1
viii be kept GOOD houi 10 ss'' 'ea'H a. Inc corner
OF MORGAN una WAfsFR L. CAMPBELL sl,itsl od Stand
~ NEWORLEANS SLAVE DEPOT, Nos. 6s
sd =. on ,ss;oo'ss i i',a' :6 g!
s9 or ON eomnon from Mercsn Cotton and sas,
Psccs end viii At all times psy ~ csh ne nisas PFC
ent srs omHodoss owned BY James Lilly
h ssy ,s s S Is sf 1a o io M %
pert from NirIis AoI ard South Csro.ns saa zen
SCI rEs Field serysnis, sud viii be receiving slaves
ooltsny throughout the season Also accommodations o board
City guarantees al sae, required TIL. g2dSab,sd
JR WHITE.
TEACHING NEGROES TO READ AND WRIrE-Ye.terday
morning Mrs Margaret Douglas was arragned before the
Circuit Court on a charge of teaching negro children -
read aud ye contrary the statute in such cases made
and provided and against the peace and dignity OF tho
been previously circulated that the lady had determined
not 10 employ the services of counsel but TO rely solely on
her legal abilities in conducting her defense It -
unnecessary TO say that this announcement so unusual IN
our Anti Boomer and Anti Womans Rights community,
succeeded filing Court room with persons to wit
tie novel spectacle As she entered the court room
profound sensation created and an unbounde1 caros
iiv to obtain glimpse at the intrepid female who could
titus boldly encroach upon the prerogaiyes hitherto re-
served to COS and pantooon was visible IN every coun
The jury had no sooner been empanneed than
tie lady without waiting for the examination of witnesses,
the opening remarks of the Attorney FOR the common
wealth proceeded in clear and melOdious voice to the
confederation Of the charges forth in the Indictment
The surprise Of the whole legal fraternity was so grea
this sudden revolution in the time honored Pracuce OF
tie Courts that she had progressed considerably mo me
merits of the before His Honor recovered himself SUI
centy 10 inform her that would be regular 10 sus
PEND her remarks until after the examination OF witnesses
concluded The lady readily assented to the PROPOSE
ton Of His Honor and the Witnesses for the common
wealth were called 10 the stand b. their testimony ap
reared that one months ago information reached HIS
Honor the Mayor, Simon ;. Stubs Esq, OF schoo Iof
tie education Of blacks being in successful operation IN the
City Of Norfolk under the superintendent OF hr7 DOuS
las vBrr8nt Immediately issued, with drecnons 70
the officer bring all parties concerned before him. IN or
der that the matter nigh he investigated tPon repairing
10 the residence Of Mrs Douglas tho officers ea1d some
eighteen twenty youthful descendants OF liam ehgaSe-
in literary pursuits, all of whom, with their teacher
Mrs. Douglas and her daughter, were taken INTO
custody and carried 10 the Mayors Olhce. At5I
full investigation OF the matter his Honor decided TO us
miss the complaint in order that Grand jury might nave
opportunity of giving il consideration NJ inc neet
irg Of tho Grand Jury true bill found against MIS-
Douglas and her daughter, but the latter having pre-
viously gone New process could not be served
uuon her On the part Of the defense the lady examined
several prominent and respectable gentlemen MEMBERS Oh
The Church. for the purpose OF showing that the practice
Of teaching blacks had been sancted by the customs oil
The members # the different Churches in the city in having
Sunday Schools cxciusiyeiy for that purpose dl ',
sqear from The evidence u any Of the gentlemen called
uou By Mrg Douglas that they had actually seen negroes
taught from books in any Of the Sunday schools Of me
city bat the fact. stated by them tiatneaHy all the
negroes Attending tie Sunday Schools could read gave
re to violent suspicion that many Of the ladies' znd
genlfnen Of city moving In tho higher circle. OF
socdy bad been gully Of NJ Migrant y9a. N o. ,ne
" NJ could be fnpuiedto Mrs Doug and her daughter
A. he concution Of the evidence tho attorney for tho