The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-06-01

rxerrrnrNr IN OHIO esistsncs 70 tke Fk4i
tine S,ape Lap.--Thsre has been great sxsitsmsnt
In Greene county, Ohio. In consequence Of the afs
res. of four individuals. charged with aiding .
slave to escape The Cincinnati Gazette gives the
following account Of the case;
"Oa Tuesday, United st.tsa Deputy Mar.hsl
Churchill accompanied BY eleven assistants. left
eleven miles from Urbsns, having with him war.
raat issued BY Commissioner Nswhall. for the Or.
rest Of Charles and Edward Taylor, brothers, Russell
did, about the aist day OF Aug Iss ksrbor and con.
cssl one Add Whits, person ewing service and Ia
had previous to said date. escaped into the state OF
Ohio, and was then fugitive from such service and
labor prevent the discovery and arrest Of the
said Add White. The offence charged It wili DO OBJ.
served 10 not that the slave was aided In his escsps
from his master In Kentucky BY the four accused
persons. but that they sheltered and protected him
10 Ohio o. In other wN5a. th'y pu. MIN .nfousS
offer CO IL fine Of thousand dollars and imprison'
ment.
On Wednesday morning. the Deputy Marshal left
Urbsna with his posse, in hired carriages, and in Mo
chanfcsburg and in ths neishborhood succeeded in
arresting the four accused individuals While the
arrests were In proars the most intense excitement
ly and determination was expressed to use every
the law provides to rescue tho prisoners from
the hands of he Border Ruians. the officers
called, whose SOLE object was confidently, though
erfoneousy asserted was to take them over to Ken
tucky and lynch them.
A writ Of hdbeds corpus was then procured from q
Judge In Champsin county, and the Sheriff attempt
ed to serve it, but before he could do the officers
had conducted the prisoners beyond the bounds of the
| cHunty. second warrant was then procured In
Clarke county. TIE Sheriff In this instance pursued
and with the -arty, but they refused 10 obey
the writ The Sheriff not having force to compel
obedience, they proceeded their journey to this
city. third writ was trsn obtained In Greene coun-
ty, and the sheriff of hat county, with his posse,
served 1t uFon the United States officers at o'clock
yesterdsy ming in jamestown.
The States officers resented the act of the county
| known their business warm alteration easued
| The Sheriff and his men were assistsd by an az
cited crowd of two or three hundred persons Rhei
| and pistols were displayed. The Marshal and bis
| msn drew their weapons. and several shots were
fred MIR Chu' chill discharged his revolver at the
crowd, but one was injured
The conflict was sharp and stubborn, but superior
his posse made prisoners and despatch rsceiv
cd yssereay afternoon stated that they.were to be
| sent last light to Spring e sld!for trial.
! At Springfield, at one o'clock yesterday, Deputy
| "ershal kiefer arrested Isaac Sargent q simtls
| ch rye to that made gsnst the others and brought
hi I to this city, who re he was held by Commission
| or iewhall in 81 500 FIR examination next week.
BY Telegraph
| CINCINNATI, May So.-The United States Marsha
to sraphed to the Secretary Of the Interior to-day
for Instructions regarding the arrest and mpsonmen
OF he u States officers but the nature OF the instruc
tioas received In reply has not yet transsred.
Judge Leavitt United States District Judge, issue(
a writ Of habess corpus to day, and the Marshal hal
gone to Springfield to it. In cafe resistance
offered to It, it 10 reported that the United State
troops will DO called out.