New-York daily tribune., 1857-09-05

KIDNAPPING by AMARYLAyD SBERIFF.-On Mon
day last We gave full account OF the stealing OF
free negro from Cecil County Jail by the Sherih OF
that county, and his subsequent sale In Richmond.
Deputy. .Marshal Manly, who left for Richmend on
Monday morning for the purpose OF recovering the
boy if possible, returned this morning, hPvng been
successful in bis search and having the boy, George
Washington Talbot lin his custody. The Deputy
Marshal has kindly furnished us with account Of
bis movements during the week lie says that on his
arrival in Richmond he found Talbot IN the hands
Of Messrs. Pulliam IL Co., slave dealers, who were
about sending him further SOUTH he applied 70 the
firm not only for possession of the boy, but also for
the forged papers which would be necessary in Ma
ryland for conviction of the parties charged with the
abduction; they proposed that il Manly would pay
them sl5O the sum advanced on Talbot, they would
deliver mp the papers. In the mean tine, lawyer
from Cecil County, named Rowan, made his appear
snce in Richmond a. counsel for Poole and Beatty,
and offered the $50 for the papers, but, not having
the money to pay down. he was compelled 10 go Dack
to Elkton for it.
During his absence Marshal Manly did an in his
power to get possession OF the papers, but without
success, Messrs. Pulliam & Co. having sealed them
up and handed them over to q lawyer named murray,
who could not be induced to give them up, although
notified that the papers forgeres, and that no
was laying himself open to criminal prosecution. Al
about 3 o'clock on Thursday, Mr.. Mcdaniel an at,
t,ney at the instance of Mr.. Manly sued out writ OF
hsbeas corpus before Judge Meredith for the recovery
of the negro Talbot and also for the forged papers.
After patient hearing, in which nuch argument was
made ON both sides, and In which II was commenced
that, a. the papers sealed up no one had right
to break them Open Judge Meredith decided in favor
of the Baltimore officer; he broke the seal himself,
ard after having had duplicate copies Of the forged
papers taken handed the originals over to Mr. Manly
These papers consist of wst purports TO be an ong-
nal bill Of sale Of the Legro boy George Wsshington
Talbot, from Otho Nowand to Jno j. X. Poole; at-
tached TO this and bearing the seal Of Cecil County
Court is forged affidavit signed by H. IL. MITCHELL
Clerk ofthe Court at Elkton, as 10 his knowledge OF
the contracting parties. II appears that after reaching
Richmond with the boy Poole transferred him by Dill
OF sale to Beatty and by the latter that he was
sold 10 the Richmond DEALER these two bills Of sac
are also among the papers recovered by Deputy mar
shsl Manly. We saw the boy Talbot this morning
for a fe moments; he seemed to be highly delighted
with his narrow and decidedly lucky escape from
Slavery. Mr.. Manly left with him In the III o'clock
train ElktOn and this will reach the ego OF our
city readers he will be at his old home. Poole ana
Beatty are both in custOdy-tbe former at 1owson-
town and the latter, believe. in Baltimore. Mr..
Manly has acted with his usual discrimination and
GOODNESS n this matter and richly deserves tho thanks
of every friend Of humanity for his timely e1erons In
rescuipg free man from Slavery, well ss 10 ferret
now stand charged with one Of the highest crimes
known TO the criminal code Of Maryland. The ac-
cused parties will doubt be tried in Eikton, st tho
ensuing session Of the County Court, when some men
proceedings will doubt be made pubis: ihe
scene-bsppiy rare one in this country-win tnen
be presented Of one of the hghast Judicial officers
known to the law taking the place Of the prisoner who
should properly be in keeping. BAH fa'not.