Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-06-02
The Boston Aboiition Riot.

4 The Boston papers are hlled with accounts or
the oines of The rioters in that city bainearly all
The main iacis have been anticipated by our tele-
graph dispatches. On Sunday. Theodore darker,
previous 10 delivering his usual sermon al Music
Hall, where there large crowd, INDUCED, al
some length, in his Characteristic style in denun
einticn OF slavery. the Nebraska bi and The u.
s. officers As aspecimen of what he said, we
quote:
81 deliberately change it upon you. Edward
greeley LoIings Judge of Probate for the countyoi
satlol nlted States Commissioner, before the
eltizens OF Bostsn, ON this Ascension Sunday, as
semeled worship God ~ charge you deliberate-
/ " with the murder Of manon Friday night last.
charge yon with in peril The lives oil nine
mem who were arrested, and charged with that
murder. charge you with filling Boston Court
house with ole bundled and eighty -four hired rui-
mans, and alarming not only our own citizens, but
4 stirring up thewIole population Of this Common
wealth, and filing them with ,indign nation the re-
Isuits Of whichnu man has yet seen the end That
my friends, IS my morning iesson--let us sing The
1853 hymn.'' Is ~ oss 81.
On the other hand, some of1the pdpers contend
that Theodore Parker and Wendell Phillips
should, by all means, be arrested 10 answer the
charge OF melting the riot which led to tie murder
of an officer in The discharge of his duty. So *
II is said that sermons were.preaehed from most
q the papils Of the city ohslnaay. ia relation %
one time, agreed 10 sell the fugitive forSl POO,
which was raiseds but il is alleged he reconstered
the matter and determined 10 lest the law, and SEE
If it could be enforctd by tie authorities in def
ance Ct, the mob. ga
Nelson Hrpewells a negro. The supposed MUIR
derer OF Batchelder, has been arrested. On being
conyeyei 10 lie watclh00se, o loaded revolver
and knife were found upon his person. The
blade of the knife was stained irith blood. Sus-
plcon was arc tsetlil That he mig be the murderer
OF Batcielder and upon examining thesweuud of
j the deceased IL was found That the cut was made
by a weapon hs that taken from the negro
Bateheidt jus Ss he breahed his last, said ttI,m
stabbed ken in connection with The fact
that HopeweltSs aS seen IN the midst OF the mob
on FRIDAY night, guilt deepens upon him with
doueie vrce. IL is stated that there are other
evidences bearing strongly against HopeweI. sl
The Bnston Alyerliss states ttaton Saturday
Rev. Theodore Parker was askedif lie wished to
put his name 10 the subscription paper to pur-
chase the fugitive. His reply was .sI hare nothing
10 subscribe but brains and bulietsn, a5f3.a
Ills also staietihat the Marshal has been adyis-
ed from w nshington that the expenses incurred in
protecting his prisoner are not 10 he assessed
upon the claimant. The whole cunt OF the
| costs of the case cannot thus exceedfwo hundred
dollars. sis.. 64R $50 s.aSfs.s{ )
Thesfollowing is n listlof the United States and
other forces within the Court House ON Sunday
| ght, under the direction of Marshal Freeman.
aI1llleIy and Infantry ftom Fort Indep Evidence
I-Fitty men-Maior S. @. RNigeley, comma nding
detachment; Lieats. O. b. Wilcox, C.. a. Mac.
Marines from the Navy Ynrd.-Rifty men-Lt.
Col: pnlany, commencing detachment; Capt. ].
/ @. Rich commanding company, ist LII. H. w
Quinn; I'd Lit. A. w. Baker acting Adi1tant
Il MarshaPs Auxlaries--Ab bout Que hundred citi-
zens, armed with cu,lasses. o.
4 There were also on active duty. the regular De-
| putysUnled States MaTshals, John III. RELY and
/ Frederick Warren, and sevra1othsrs.
i In The City Hall the Mayor and Chief of Pol ce
were m .attendancs with reserved force. The
1 Gn'on Guards, Captain Brown, of East Boston, a
young but effective corpse, were quartere IN the
/ Hall on Sunday aernoon and evening They were
| relieved on Monday morning by,a detachment from
The Pulaski Guards, Capt. Wright, of South BUs-
ton, and the Light Guards, Captain Follett.
/ 1.-The Bay State Club, of Boston. rendered The
Marshal an efficient force OF fifteen hundred men,
in case their services should be lequired. The
Marshal accepted detachment of fifty from the
number.
AT the examination on Monday, Mr.. William
Brent, of Richmond, 10 whom The fugitive was
hired testified 10 his identity. and TO the fact Of
his being the slave of Col Suite. We have already
given the su6stonce OF his testimony. He.stated
that Burns, the fugitive, told Col. S. in the Jail in
Boston that he, while at.work at Rockets, fell
asleep, on q We sci, and was taken off, and that he
wished to return. ~ y 81 q i
/ The dispatches in another column will show
the.progress made in the case yesterday. Sos
L n. \
The DkAD CeMR TO LIFE. The readers OF LIE.
Republican IN 1874 OF 1915, car hardly fail 10 re
collect an account of the mysterious a.disappea.a
ance,5 flom Jefferson City, OF gentleman of The
name oil Cordeli, then doing business there as a
| merchant. 1t created great excitement then, and
| for long time afterwards Our recollection is
that@he9left jefferson City for BoonvilIe, and was
seen on the way by a citizen of Jefferson, with
4 whom he had a brief conversation, and nothing
more was ever heard.of him. 1t was known that
he had money with him, for the purpose of enter
ing, or purchasing lands, and this led to the sun
position that he had Des n murdered and ioBbed4
Al all events nothing was ever heard of him afer
that period bis friends offered large rewartls for
the discovery o. the murderer. and the Governor of
lie State did lie same lining. Years passed; fthe
family undenconylction OF his death, administered
upon his estate, and twas settled up. His widow
every one supposed her to be) aud two children
returned 10 her alhers Ioof, where they have ever
since resiaed Mr.. Cordefl, for years before his
dlsappearance, maintained an enyiable reputation,
OF home and abroad. With knowledge of these
facts, what was our surprise yesterday tosl
that he had appeared, in person, at the house of
samuel, Conway,a CONNECTION by marriage, Il n this
county, and made himself known, after an alb
sence oil some nine or ten years He was recog-
nized, and it Is understood that information was
given of his unexpected return TO his family, liv-
ing IN another part of the county. We cannot
speak with accuracy of his Wheteabouts during
| Lone by supposing that it was during period OF
mental alienation; he has been ~ Mexico, and
from thence went TO New York, and now has re-
turned 10 Missouri.-iSt. Louis Rep. tfy
sFATAL ATrRAy.-Lasteye evening difficulty took
place between Henry Sbelboch and Conrad Ham
mer, at Moore's Exchange, ON Walnut, between
Thirteenth and Mercer streets. After bandying of
harsh epithets to and fro, Hammer said to Shell;
boch-'tYou shan't fool with me any ilonger;,, and
accompanied the remark with blow at Shell
boch's lead. They were separated by a yonnps
man named Dowler. "A bout half-past 10 o'clock,
Hammer took broom, and commented scrubbine
the floor, and tauntingly splashed the water il on
to shel6och. He vas requested frequently not to
sweep The water on TO Shelboch; and just he