New-York daily tribune., 1854-05-29
IBy Telegraph.l

DosroS, Saturday May H-sf.M
crowd of from persons have remained about
the Ceur House all the afternoon. The Cadets aud Bos-
ton Light Infantry guard in Courtsquarc and two
companies Of United States troops quarered In tho
Courthouse.
About four o'clock muscular negro seized on the
Courthouse steps for carrying concealed Weapons lie
knocked the officer down, drew bowie knife and II re-
qured six policemen to disarm and convey him to the
station-bouse
dispatch from Washington authorizes the United
Marshal if necessary, call out two companies Of soldiers
stationed Mt Newport.
In the Police Court to-day the following persona wero
,rragned as accessories to the murder of James Batch
elder in the riot last night: A. j. Brown John j. Robers,
colored; Walter Phenx, csored John Westerly colored,
Woltcr Bishop coored Thomas Jackson colored; Henry
Abel colored; Henry Rowe, Martin StoweiI and john
Thompson; John C.. Cluer scQtchman, subsequent
ly arrested, and all were committed without bail The
preliminary examination win take place Tuesday next.
The Coronors inquest the body Of Batohelder he's
been adjourned to Monday.
Col suttle the claimant Of Burns, has offered to soil
him for 81 9OC subscription paper to the amouni Is al
most made up.
BosTos, Saturday, May 27-io N. '
There are about $500 persons in trout Of the Court
House, mostly dlers.
The Rev. THEODORE PARKER and WrsDELL PHILLIPS
have applied the police for force 10 protect their resi-
dences being fearful of rumored attrck by tho Irish.
who have during the day. threatened 10 ayengehe death
Of Batchelder. No demonstration has yet been maAo.
The military are still under arms in the City Hall.
Bosros, May 2s, 1854.
The case Of Anthony Bns the alleged fugitive slave,
continues to strongly agtate the public mind Mny per-
sons openly denounce Wendell Philips and Theodore
Parker as the direct nsgaors Of the murder Of Betchel
der and indications of organized attempt to Lynch
them are so strong to indnce the Mayor to detail apo
lice force for the protection Of their persons and property
There has been outbreak to-day. Courtsqusre was
cleared last night and the CourHouse surrounded withs
Gordon Of ropes. detachment Of one hundred United
States troops quartered In the Coart House. and two
companies Of the Boston military stationed atihe City
Hall.
The following handb has been sxtensiyely circulated
today in contradiction Of report that Col Suite had
sold Burns
Ihe man not to be bought lie Is stl in the slave
pen in the COurt.House The kidnsppsr agreed, both
publicly and in writing 70 sell hra for 1900 That SUM
raised by eminent Boston citizens and offered 10 hn
out he then claimed more and tie bargain was broken OF
The kdnapper breaks his agreement although the u
Commissioner advised him 70 keep IL. De on your guard
against all lies Watch the slave-pen. Let every man
attend the trial"
Printed notices were also len in every church papt
tl morning. requesting thss prayers be offered for me
escape of Burns from his oppressor&
Tie trends Of freedom are very active In getting up
secret meetings. Large allegations erpeetsd tomor-
row from Salem, Worcester, Ney-Issdford and other
places One thousand pistolz, principally resoyes' a."
ssid t, have besn sod BY dealers on saturday Av@y
large crowd rensined In the vicinity OF the Cpufouss
all last night.
collection of from 500 10 1000 persons has beea In the
vnty Of the Cou Houss all day up to the present hour
All the min entrances Of the bsdng are guarded BY the
rpted sates M,rshars officers and but few persons were
adrei All the doors and passages leading 10 tho room
where Burns confined are occspied by United States
soldiers. Tho rtHouse resembles gsrrisoned fovtre-
Sabbath day exhibition Of this kind creates feeling
among orr quiet citizens which, 70 judge from lie
o;en expression anything but favorable 10 the Fugitive
slave law ss Il is being enforced here.