New-York daily tribune., 1854-05-31

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tie value ot slave il lot wha, i vani54 Iie 70 z
rover az Wafh.nyt0n Cheating over tle ls--- 'i Ia
Sebra.ks b, requires han 70 persist - ais cAi- -l'
Tic Tned S.aes revenue cutter 1rs lies a. ancL r
ucer tie cid ~ Central wLa. roaly )f voya;c' l. =
currently reported s size Is ulder ORDERS 10 taNe ifH
Oh board ard cary him 10 Baltimore. as soon a the C'.
i--ouer gives lin up 20 iAc claimant. 1ali sec IL
she has 10 unleg-1ke that voygo, iof "cI -
i con mis- ioned BY sllyecachnZ G0veTni1ent Her
ofoers and Lrst feel very peculiar c9lsciou'he'
Of the dicL. conferred upon them the report Is ae
that they Lave been ordorG % undertake tbs m an 0l-
uess. WAa j. the glory OF Capt. Inrra.an ani the =
Louis a about 20 ue won by the AJrss aa- her co'
mdIder
FxPIASATIoV.-The following explanation Of the az
tempted ne-ot.atons for the manl1isson o Arta lay
Burns the alleged slave SATURDAY j. furnished by VI
Edward G.. Parker OF the counsel for he claimant
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Bum, a .os . q ss sIs :, ~, ~, ,,s.oa so55
Buns sev,d the claimant and he consented provided 70
~ btr,f 10 @ the freedom Of eli alesed slave sib
~ .. n. oo-sd crr5nea but tld him him
ei the wt9e natter must n iy a,lS'a Al
completed -7 orwih ana certain rs, day y .hs estni
nd rsesd r. I'll 'ssent 90 ne sE'seui wlh ne ai s
thcry Buns AS ocock r N ony 80 af o. llissi AnS"
ing ,Leu 'isf IL si.e n1s = VIZ @ as So esn
,Ba 70 time was 70 be lost Fissy o'clock nllt
e1.p Of B.tn ruf INTO ny cheek o.. payable 20
o-ier c1rrs''., -truans ms .5o.- 10y 'l1'''7 ~
Boh RE cean M ihe claimant men wel, 20 me
G.
- N , ,g va dawn Tte sid Conn isorsr and both CD,
cour then The United states Aaha oce . % ee
We -rrvd G. fhe Coar discussion tlen e1sl Il
sewssn al rsr. The United states Commission. the United
necfsly .f he osant 20 be be r-at down ~ pn
tts rriee n tie Uld Ms.h, tn. cost. OF az e
Pses sisi al, II ',.iasry slasnsh al b. 30.
ICED 10 rev he j., understood there would be uo
siout B,r. n Sc two mater. couli be s-rsaEd .he L W
,e hen TOD the Rev. Nr ina ncn '' me money
rsis,d to-s y decck nsht thoahi tn i1t pug
the barlsln uusss the parties hd,* me ro
chck Of So vss ahdrap' from ne by ~ drIrsr taes1 ls
wholly slsoivt the claimant ron bis -.eem-9i Ala t E
sota further Until il irst esiab 'ed iAi the 'uP'H
sey OF the law can be HsY.sa pam a. ALL.
The Union Guards relieved yesterday morning
from their duty the City Hall by the C4y Guards,
rg H.. forenoon. excepting the arrival OF band OF
some 800 from Worcester bearing banner on
which was inscribed "Worcestor Freedom Slto' Ihey
proceeded 70 he fremont Temple and he'll uee,lnZ IN
Melodeon Hall: Dr. Mitchell Of Worcester presided and
addresses were made hy DR.. Martin Of Worcester, Wn
Lloyd Gal1ison, $ :. Foster and :. p. Ianseom The
latter stated hat writ Of rcplevin, 70 take the ve
Burns out o the custody the L. : Marshal hai been
placed the hands Of one Of the Coroners OF >u'N VINO
would it, provided he could obtain sufficient i9rce -
old him Tie speaker was evidently much excited ana
caod for volunteers aid the said Coroner. \ large
number Of the persons present signhei Their Willingness
by rising from their seats but subsequently, wheh MI
Ilarsc, m called upon them walk up 10 the rOstrum
and enroll their names, very few obeycd the call Mr.
Heucom also in'maod that select and secret committee
an dit'-rOOD, uut uecunti -Fh5
the names Of the committee when publicly requested 80 %
DO The meeting soon adjourned without having ehec'ed
it, object. 90.
Freedom Club were passing down COurf-st, the banner
home al the head of Us ranks was wreset from ts bearer
bv officer Warren az the order OF the Mayor VINO was de-
sired hy the Court TO check the procession from gong
about tie Cour House II aterward torn to shreds
in front Of the Chief Office. The following were the IN
scrpticns on the banner: , y,,.,.
True o the Union and Constitution"
Tieecoa. National Liberty Elusi,y sad Flaier.iy"
lFgure Of the Goodies, oi Lblriyl
Two placards which were seized, bore the following
Shall Freedom slavery TriamPh"
let Massachuset spesA.'
ahout 3 o'clock T. NJ. IA band OF boys, some twenty IN
number wearing paper caps and headed by mini tiure
drum marched through the Coursquare and around the
Couri-House. II understood that they were " deter
mined TO rescue the fugitive and their appearance
whether formidable ohcrwie had the elect oi draw
irr n large portion Of the crowd after them
The crowd in aud about Coursquare at about o'clock
esmated at not less than seven OF eist thou'aAu
n about dark last evening the square was cleared by
the police without trouble, and ropes stretched across hs
various outlets.
the Boston Light Dragons Capt. Isaac IL. Wright wero
under arms last night having been ordered ont by Mayor
cen Edmands The City Guard also remained on duty
t civ Hall Tleywill be relieved this morning Cor
poras guards On duty at each OF the arOfes oi
conn auits in Cen Andrews brigade.
il. Il n
special officer killed at the time Of the riot Of Friday night
was commenced yesterday but it, proceedings are not 10
be dvulced until the investigation Is concluded: .
A dispatch from Washington says that Mr. Everett
wes from Boston that he finds there feeling ol h0stl-
"ty which he neither approve OF nor resist Inc as,
tis ction strongest among the staunchest iehs ol
Aretiiian. worded as follows il at the Exchange Read.
ng Rooms and has already received the signatures OF
many Of our leading merchants
To ne Bonoat Senate and Hoas Of RTiaire' IN c'Hg a.
a.. 49, the
Aei Coz Of 1850 known a. the FUOlIl|E sLAE DILL
De,ed q Bo.on, May = lsL ,-...l. .,..
"lLe Hon John ii. Clifford, Attorney General, yesterday
"received teegraphc dispatch Offering him retainer
in behalf Of Burns, the fugitive slave IN Boston. ine
oer came from several leading Wing merchants OF B1s-
"ton Mr.. Clifford reluctantly comteed 20 decline
the retainer in consequence Of press Of Official ol'I'
"Less.
About clock large number Of the worcester Hle
cation, headed by lawyer came to Cour9aae pearl
fbe banner Of the Worcester Liberty Club. Two pacas
were also borne by them each bearing tie inscription
..Shall Freedom Slavery Triumph " Let Massaehu-
setis speak" They marched or twice around the
building and began TO attract too much attention %hsn
Deputy Chief Ham and or two ocef seized the ban
ner and took il the staton-house IN Williams Court
This seemed di. heartcn The Liberty tIub, anu many
Of thern left on the first train for home Some OF their
nuher at .clock visited The Chiefs Office and prom
led that II the banner returned to them should De
taken from the vicinity Of Cour-square.
Il was then given up but in few minutes several co.
cred people bearing it through Coursquare NJ
Ham took several officers and again went AFTER H. lher
was some slight resistance offered and one OF the crowd
welded shovel the heads Of the oincer out oy'
stanter settled with him. while the officer seized me ban
rqrroe and bore il 70 the City Hall, leaving the silk 70
he divided in about equal proportions between those VINO
lore il and those who tore H. There were cheers AM
ronns az these proceedings but we believe the cneerl
Trevsed Ater that the Worcester delegation retired IN
aisr. and last evening few Of their number Assem-
He'd in the lower hell # the fremont Temple they M
10 e discussing the propev Of allowing the Cy Of 2i-
ton TO execute and carry out the laws TIL such time as the
laws be repealed.
The following persons arrested Yesterday afternoon