Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1854-06-17

mother is now living on plantation in Stafford
County. Va. lie is quite intelligent, and being u
healthy young man, commanded high pr.cc for
his labor end cohsAnt cmplOt Otmtrt. lie is about
twenty-cight ycars old, and can dj tll kinds Of
field labor ts Will ns store and city work. lie IS
a fine specimen of the mixed Augu-SaxJn and
African races, six feet in height and very dark.
lie has n scar en- his left check, and severe cut
on his right hand, evidence Of hard usage.
Several negotiations to purchase Burns were
preferred on Friday, after The decision Of the Com
missioner but they were not listened to- il Is
said that Col Su.tlr, on lcaying the city in the
morning ldft tho most percmptorv orders TO trade
u. no price even if 100000 were onercl.
Rev. Mr.. Destor, Of Boston, in a sermon upon
the tines on Sunday, stated that burns the fa-
sitive, was REGULAR ORDAINED ASD rFAcrisiNG
MINISTER OF rHE BAPTIST PERSUASION.
DISPATCHES.
The following dispatches arc published in the
Washington Union MS having passed between the
individuals whose signatures are attached;
BosToy May g, 1854.
To fnE President or THE UNITED STArEs:--
In consequence Of an attack upon the Cour;
House last night, for the purpose OF rcscuinG flu
gitive slave under arrest, and i'll which one OF my
own guards was killed. | have ayailcd myself Of
the resources of the United States, rlco1 under
my control by letter from the War and Navy be,
partments in 1851 and now have two companies of
troops from Fort Independence stationed in the
Court House Everything is now quiet. The ~.
tack was fopulscd by my own guard.
WATSON FREEMAN.
L. $. Marshal, Boston, Mass
WAsuiycrov, May -, 1854
To W ATscS FktEsAN, L. 5. Marshal Boston. Mass.
Your conduct is approved, The law must be
executed fRASKLlN PIERCE.
On Tuesday last, the following despatch was sent
to Boston by direction OF the President:
wasuxcrox. May so, 1s5i
To Hon. n. F. IT,1rrt, Boston, Mass
! What is the state Of tho case Of BurnsY
! SIDNEY WEBSTER.
DosfoN, May 50, 1854.
TO SIDNEY WrnsrEr.
The case is prosressing and not likely to clos,
till Thursday. Then, armed resistance is indicated
But two companies on duty. The Marshal has nj
the armed posse he can muster: More will It
needed to execute the cxtradtion. If ordered. Can
tho necessary expenses of the city military be paid
il called out hy the Mayor, at the Marshal's re
quest2 This alone will prevent q case arising un
der the 81 section Of the Act Of 1895, when ii vii
be toe late ~ act; B. 7. UADDbT.
Wlsn.NoToy, May 81, ISL.
To B. +. lIALLrT, L. s. Attorney, Boston, Nass
Incur any expense deemed necessary BY the
Marshal aud yourself for city military, or olhcr-
NISei 10 insure tue execution Ol the law.
FRANKLIN PIERCE.
On the same day, the President ordered Col.
Cooper to repair to Boston.
Bo5Toy, May 81; 1851.
10 SIDNEY WEBSTER.
Despatch received, Tho Mayor Will preserve
the peace with all the military and police Of the
city. The force will be sufficient. Decision will
be made day after tomorrow of the case, Court
adjourned. b. +. HALLETT.
Yesterday morning. the following despatch was
receiyed;
Dosrox, June ., 1854.
To SIDNEY WFpsrER.
! The Commissioner has granted the certificate
Fugitive will lie removed to-day. 4tinple military
and police force to effect it peacefully. Ali quiet
Law reigns. Col. Cooper's arrival oportune.
B. L. llALLETT.