The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-12-19
FruitIess search for n kidnapped Coiored
Mas,

lFr0m The Rochester Dsmoornt, Dc. Ia
Durlrg the last rummtr, Intelligence Was conmuni.
Gated psr,ons residing In a cy ,ns.a young coicref
man. named Charlie. Grarby who for rery RESTED here,
bad btea Kidnapped, ana was then heil a,asaEe oys
planter ramcd esac Hl On Inc sisrsspn river In the
state OF Lousfra BfJre the recessary ticts could DO
warrant app sni Of sstJner
to and restore him 10 iree1om tAe seasoc Was
advanced and account OF the prevalent sickness u
wM decided 70 deicr an ea,rt to nnt nm dniti coosr
weather. The inform alton IN regard 20 CRANKY came
from aro,her coorcd who veprescrted him @if as
runaway slave from Louisiana aad pr1scssed 10 have
GrnDoy and 10 DO tue bearer OF sssage ia h
10 persona 10 This city, whose given sP ,e
ing TO hcn ~ take measures I, restore lin u freedom
po, I'd n Cheese and mai ~heneser he vas wanted FOR
tho purpose Of more srec'as intelligence ne could be
found BY tngurng OF persons whose iaues sere gten
Gov. ARK having been daily advised a. Q. tao cream
stances sought for person rs Commissioner Who
knew Grady, In whose prudence Ia tue msnNonen.
Of q ou,y. c1nhdsscc cosid be rcposod. Joseph
Cox ArsIe, Exq dssy appointed, ana on tso 18th
November lsst ststci tor New ofesns, via Chicago
AZ the latter place be made inquiries fer tho
communicated the regard TO 6rsnoy, nat
aolo to learn aDyth ne Of hi n either from hoss whose
nance had been given OF hon any one else Ar Coen-
rere tttn, on sore ont nrmAuon, went 20 NIL Ssuks,
hut successful there than he had been IN
Chicago. Thssc iaiarcs induced some msgviug ~ 20
icar;ns he msh, be wrong that all ihs misnt
result Of come mis'nke NJ Ccchrsnc dcicrmnsd 10 pro
esea ssw ,, uhs ~. ss,r A. ~"
truth and Grsnby discovered W cleo, his roleass.
90 bis Arrival s New Orleans, Mr. coohrano caied up
the Hon Thsod0fe g. Hunt, formerly ulsmbS Of Con
from thar city and tins Mayor o. the city, IN both OF
whom he had letters Both these gcntlemsn very prom o
~ and cheeruy proered any sd IN ibor YER assuring
Mr. Cochrsns thar " dranby wrongly bsld In slave
~, and could be discovered thero would BE- flcGiy
delay In snec,us his iibers,ioa. Mr. remained IN
New ORLEANS and rs vcint about week. spt digcnNy
prrsusi every supposed trace q the kidnapped BOY bat
wihost he iesss sian Of success 10 WAS several times
mp and Gown The river for many lcs visiting different
towns ani piantaiors where was supposed the kit.
Mapped man ccud DO iounc 10 was r. sdiy ated ~
connfei u New Orleans, srd BY the judge and Deputy
sherin Of ~ Charles a t,ic, above New Oricans-
The probability Il that Graaoy y not "a thai vi-niiy
The planter whcsc given his owner, rssidcd
10 the mIshborhood 81 the pace dssc'iocd ~ te resi-
cepce 81 Grsnby hut be has boen dta1 for two pears
and his fon the present owner. IN Europc The over
seer ,resdily permitted Mr.. Cochrane aud the Deputy
shsrif among the slaves but the stolen boy
there. Cranky lct here some tso years since.
end supposed 10 he slavery scmeshc-c 10 tho South
bui Is evident that the Information IN regard 70 his
living Nov ORLEANS was Innocent nistske, or n
tnpceionL At any rate Mr. Cccbrancs utmost hGcecs
hes bon exered without discovering nyihnG which Ia
tbc csst confirms the intelligence that led 70 his appnt
this MISSION. n be u really vronzfaly held "a
slavery, 10 10 be hovad that his discovery Aad hbsrs
ton mar jet be enecstd