New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-04-14

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6sn,ly inten, On UceItainins she:ner Afcny va"
be sscretiy conveyed on bosrd Dung the n,sn.. "A.
da>treak, tie officer ssparsted, Johnson s@-:onts
hinssb q. the Golden Age, and Lees 81 the VfiIaul
BY 0o'clJek the e1"i,emen; began % increase a,o
parties ge.rg I'D tina. AIchy was % De rescued oS
The colcYed people, and numerous eIhsgeiA.sa g.
counts being circulated the crowd increased tePHy
At the whsivs. Here srd there were setn groups o.
negroee taking myte:ou.iy together, ges,.cuasns
VICINITY, or casing furiive gsrces q, caIysee a.
they wheeled rapidly down 10 the stesm@s Phed IN
baggage IND filed wit departing Cahi ,rnien'. -
particularly the obe 4. of scrutiny snd
not vehicle escaped their active Vglarcei ou' up
10 ;ls time, not hing had been heard Of Archy'
CVrTIsG oTT ExPLDiTIos.
At II O'Clock, he story suddenly 60: so-osd 'ha.
the boy concealed q: North Beach, q. Ana''aL
tand ara that be was 10 be put ord II ON one OF
these points a. the steamer passed lhereuPon los1
ade in that direction, and two boats were u1annse
with stalwar. blacks, determined ~ make iest e.
fort 10 ther fellow from return 70 siaFey'
One Of the boas lay off North Besee, and the ether
preceded ut towsrd the Heads and lsy on between
Fort Poirt and Poin. Lobos. VIVA. action they m
tended TO take Is not known but no hee aulouLt VI
dete nation expressed in the faces OF the parry
ARCBY And HIS WHEREABOUTS.
Meantime Arcby was safely enscoRSed a, some p'a'e
in Contra Gotta or, as others affirm on one OF tn9
islaI d. in the baibor under the charge OF Stova ara
three or opr Of bis friends awaiting the hour fr the
steamers departure BY this time, the interest IN tne
occasion had spread and communicated 10 the citAens
generally. The rumor getting about that there "as
down to the whsrves 70 witness the fun, or be paItc
paLts in it, the might be. The hour TOR salibg
however arrived, ard stil tine mysterous Areny wa
nowhere TO be seen.
TIE oKIZaBA LEAyEs TIE WHARF.
The Orizabs a. I2I O'Clock cast of her moorings,
crowded with past.pgers, and dropped out into the
siresm, Officer Lees and Ellis and MI d. W. ih1uii
son one G The Deputy Sheriff, being on bosri Just
before statrg, Lee hsd engaged couple of Whi'e
Hall boats at tie Pacific wharf steps, and directed
them 10 make theII painters fast To The stern. We
had for.oitfu to state that Mr.. Thompson had YIN
bin writ Of az schmeht Tor Archy, Issued by Judge
FItelon, ordering him to brig the boy before him
forthwith. Lies and Thompson, then meeting, Jus,
befoie the steamer left the wharf, found that eaah
bad wri' in the matter that 10 possession OF the
former being criminal warrant for the arrest CT STOW
all for bionsppig, made out under the statute, and
Issued by Justice Austin. There was general cheer
ing the steamer dropped out, mingled with Ho9sier
yes, pelting with apples and oranges, and me axe
Some wag remembering the story OF the immortal John
Pl onix, ihouted "Good.by, Colonel" and the truth
of the moral of the yarn illustrated by The Iitng
Of sundIy bats on the quarterback. Whether the
same response would have been made to " GOod'by,
MuggIs T" il doubtful.
SCESFs on BOARD THE STEAMER.
As Soon as the steamer well clear of the wharf
Lees proceeded 70 look quietly abou: him, and soon
observed couple OF individuals in the bows, one OF
whom was waving hankerchief tied 70 Mansonlto
cane. He drew up toward them, and heard some re.
maj ks which confirmed him in his suspci ons that they
were in sOme way connected with the Archy case
They received, however, no response to the signal,
ard Lees went aft bat aiteI heard the same per-
son ray There they are" and turning toward the
point iIdC ated, boat approaching the steamer
nom the eastward in which, RS drew nearer he Oh
served StOyall whom he knew from description
which ad been given him. and three others, two Of
whom were rowing. As they approached, Lees sta
tioped himself and Sheriff Thompson quietly at the
Fort gapgway and Ellis at the saIbOard This little
mo yemeSt smultarely made, attracted attention, and
some one knowing of the officers il was instantly
knowp, and several voices shouted to Stova, " Keep
OF, keep of There are officers on board y But
the boat already along side, and Lees observed
Il e boy eIOucbng III the boat.
TIE HABEAs CORPus AND It's RESULTS.
A rush wac made by of Stovalls friends to
keep TIE officers back, but Lees sprsng down into the
boat at IL .k of Jun ping through her. and seized
Arcliy by the collar. The steamer was then 10 the
utmost co1fuson; yells and cries arose above the
roar Ct the escspe-pipe, some apPlauding the intre
piCity Of the officers, and others bootng a. the inter-
ierel ce with the and bis property. liz the mdst
Of all THE Lees picked up the trembling Iegro and
passed him up ike sack of potatoes to Thompson
who bent down from the guards to receive him. and IN
a twnkling ArcEy in the custody vi the author
ties during this tine, Stoya and his friends, both
il the beat ard board the steamer swore that the
b, should not be takep threatening to blow the top
Of the tfticers head of, see his Id heart, &C.
but Iees being used to suc scer considered them
OILY as Incidents in the coarse of events, and con-
tirutd biz duties quite composedly. Once On deck,
ard A,chy began to look about him. He, however,
had enough TO hold bis tongue thinking, rs be
remslktd last evening, that {" de white folks was
doirg nuff talkin for him and d.mselves too-espe
"cially de white folks. A general scramble ensued,
the crowd pressing around Archy and the officers;
but no ole oferilg to rescue him. Lees then served
his warrant upon Stoyall for kidnapping as thread,
and Archy was showed along toward the starboard
gargvsy. Lees and ThoDpson kept behind the boy,
and Ellis cleared the way ahead. The officers OF the
ship and such of the cabin passenger a. choose 10
nil Gle in the throng in favor of the officers but
large number for not letting the negro nor bis
master leave the ship.
line, "saled in" ana made herself smu.ingy con-
spicuous She applied her whole force to the shout
ders of the negro, pushing lin along, now and then
rsisrg her voice in triumphant shouts, such as on
ya,mints well zee whether free people are to be
n"'Jfp Shove hard, Mr. Oaicer-Thats good one
Ugh Don't squash me that way, you good-fCr'
no,hrg critter," &C. An old negro. as ne saw Arehy
Ilanna that's your sort - xiii the id niger
thief shouted others, and amid the cheering and
Batel of indies ibable Ioises, Archy his master the
two ofiicers and the Deputy-Sherlh, tumoed and
bur ded into the boat and pulled away for the shore,
follow ed by mingled yell and cheer from the steaner
ARRIVAL Al The WHARF.
As they approached MarketstIeet wharf they Were
received with cheers from crowd which had collected
there 10 await their arrival. Archy was the observed
of all observers. As he landed on the wharf there
was general rush TO see the kidnapped darkey,'
ard the interested spectsors increased In number as
they proceeded up TOWN. About ? o'clock, the boy
wss safely ensconced in the Sherifs office, where
h,re was soon collection of ali degrees and shades
to see the little niger, about whom so much fuss
has been made.
ARCHY GyD THH End OF IT.
Arcby is native Of Mississippi, and says ne Is -
wears of age, though Stovall set his age at Is lie
seemed little stupefed or frightened at all this COM
often and was not disposed 10 answer questions. He
was Deposited in the County jail, where be will await
tie further action OF the Courts Stovall admitted
10 bail in the rum Of $j00Me ssIs. Austin +. Smith
srd Richard W. Heath becoming his suretes. The
case will come before Judge freedom ON Mordsv