New-York daily tribune., 1854-09-06
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increasing, ana II u q matter tnf eemanus uc cain
consideration Of every STAKEHOLDER in our community
i hat we have Abolition enemies among Us tanpenng
with slaves, not only afording them means tn escape
Out PERSONALLY experimenting them IN their EFFORTS
Is now no longer matter Of doubt. This system OF
negro stealing once mat " Of 80 much risk Is now
boldly done IN our midst, and slaves are taken away
in broad dsylgh and shipped TO their place of dest-
nation. STEAMBOATS, ana railroads are ready 10 con-
vey them, while there those in thi. eity who on
an emergency, find the means of facilitating their
eGress by furnishing them with carriages and horses
This wholesale plunder viii prove destructive IN slave
property in 81 Lonis and the adjoining river coun.
Ties unless cps OF the most extraordinary kind ara
taken TO prevent ii. We have reason TO know that
there reg uar agency established in this city with
TWO branches of the Underground Railroad. Ii is
laid with black rails but its CONDUCTORS are white
men. In other words there are associations OF ne
groes in the city who in correspondence with Abo
iiiionsts who furnish them money and advice, and
who are constantly running of slaves Chicago seems
70 be the Capitalization Of negro stealing from this
community, and we have the names OF some OF her
citizens who are engaged in IL. We have lately seen
a letter from negro woman who ran away from MIR.
Sappy giving account of her escape, whereabouts,
lChicnco and the manner in which il was done. She
refers in the letter TO other slaves in the city, calling
them by name. whom she anticipates will shortly De
on, ACCORDING TO AGREEMENT, add conSratulates
them upon their speedy release Before closing her
mi.sve To- her sable friend this fugitive pink seems TO
be in rsptures at a contemplated walk she is going to
have on the Lake Shore IN the company Ol some
white ladies' The letter obtained Just in time 10
prevent two of the parties from escaping One
OF them an old negro man. had horse and dray, aud
was lust ready TO start for Chicago, when he WAS
nabbed and locked up in jail. a few evenings since
by the same management several slaves belonging to
Mr. Lewis, who resides near HOwells Ferry on
the Missouri River By the aid Of white seals
had every thing prepared TO leave skin was really
to run them to Alton, with white mau 10 conduct
them; but unfortunately an old negro woman, though
tempted and almost promising 10 90, could not give
up her home and her kind protectors, and told ner
mistress, Mr. Lewis being absent at the time, and the
thing frustrated st. Louis Republican,
BUFFALoEs BIZ THE AcRT.-A member Of Gov. Ste
phens Northern Route Exploring party, in long COM
muDication TO The 81 Ions Republican, written from
the head of Yellow Stone River says of the incidents
of the party thus far On Sunday after march of 10
miles the buiiaOes reached. They were esti-
mated by some high 500, ,000-20O,O0 is cOnsid
cred very low estimate. Drawing up the traln at
our usual halt at noon, large herd were about half
mile ahead. The hunters, six in number, were imme-
diatey dispatched well mounted on spare horses re-
served for hat especial purpose, and the whole train
had an opportunity TO witness buffalo hunt. The
buffers dashed in among the herd, picked out the tat
test of the crowd and then separating the selected ones
from the herd, soon dispatched them In al hour the
wagons were sent but small distance from the route
10 receive the choicest pieces OF buffalo In the next
two dsys march the hunters were kept some distance
ahead 10 keep oil the buta0es; II was the only way
the safe passage of the train could be insured through
the sea OF flesh. The pack mules and spare animals
following the train being too numerous to be sepa
rately led, were hard 10 control ana despite every
precsution and care one horse and four mules were
lost-they getting mingled with the herd.
ABDUCTION The Wheeling CITY TINES says the
following occurred within two weeks in that city:
An Irish woman a widow resided in the family of
gentleman now living in the country. They lived in
the city up to the last of July. This woman was
Il member of the Romish Church, and remains such
but she had for years attended the confession
regularly. She had daughter, little girl vi
diva OFT fblrfaa fnr WIN
place in n good Protestant family, on the Island at
30 cents week. About the time the family were
going into the country, an lrshman went to the
house and said the woman wanted her daughter to
come andsee be. The lady with whom she lived,
suspect.ng all not right would not lee her go.
few days after while the family had gone to the coun
try the lrshwoman having been left behind them for
few days, the next day after she had LETT, woman
of this city went to the house and told the girl that
ber mother had died OF cholera, and that she hal
come after her to 90 and her buried. The child
was permitted TO go and neither The family with whom
she lived OF the mother can find her, or obtain any
satisfaction 10 where she is. The one who enticed
her away under false pretenses, is well known.
AF.THER KILLED NY HIS SoS.-Ihe LanferdaLe
Miss keDubicaR records another deed OF blood IN
Kemper County. Mr.. LOcklar, man who was gen
orally respected by his neighbors while sober, was
last week killed by his own The facts "A com
municaed are briefly as follows: Locklair an
babitual druukard and lately moved from Kemper
County to the western part OF the state, leaving his
son behind him. After some time Mrs. L0ckair was
compelled in consequence Of his brutal treatment
while cruIk TO leave HIM. She arrived at her cons,
after having walked nearly one hundred miles. The
Cutfuly bought and presented her with piece OF
land. upon hcb she moved, and also furnished her
with necessuries and supported her Afterwards by his
daily labor. Some time elapsed when Locklar
turned, behaved herself well for q time but soon be-
came intoxicated, and seizing a knife attempted 10
take the life of his son. The young man tried to
avoid him, but all in vain The wretched father was
a fpgdly
cradle compelled TO take the life OF his wretch
ed parent in order to his own, which he did by
shooting him through the head Locklair expiredIn-
mediaie!y victim 70 intemperance, leaving has wife
and son to drag their weary lives along the path Of
life fate more wretchedly miserable than that OF
the unfortunate, yet abandoned father.
MAS AND CHILD SHor.-The KOsciask0 CkroHicie
learns that Dir. ". F. Warren of Winston County
was shot by some unknown person, on the night Of
the 4th inst. while standing in the door OF Mr. Il. B.
Clark, some siI or eight miles north Of Louisville,
and holding in his arms infant child. Mr. Warren
received xix seven bucksh0t ia the neck, breast
and side and the child received four or five IN the
head. Mr.. W. died in eight hours and the child IN
two hours after receiving the shots. IL is unknown
who are the perpetrators of the hOrrd deed but It IS
supposed that more than one were connected IN the
affair and suspicion rests upon certain family whom
The CAT0Hich Is not authorized 10 name. w m. r.
Warren is the same person who killed son OF Mr.
Tbos. Woods in similar manner and at the same
house year ago last spring and stood his trial at
Louisville and was acquitted.
LAxEsTABLE SUICIDE Is BALTINoRE.-NOt a little
excitement was created in the eastern section OF the
city this morning, upon the announcement that one
of our most estimaole ciuzens Capt L. &. Phillips,
Of the Eagle Artillery corps, had committed suicide
by means OF dose OF strychnine, which terminated
lie shortly after taking the deadly drug at an early
hour. Upon inquiry we found that the melancholy
report was but too true and all that remained OF the
once gay and gallant Captain, was cold, hyii poi
soned corpse The cause of this ssd event IS atri0-
uiable, We learn, TO a melancholy dersngement OF
mind supernduced by the death Of his dearly beloved