New-York daily tribune., 1858-08-14

Cf 3TCve e9vee. l0sy were p1Ilos~
De N comm uIicatsso = ia soue ies aesfo-e .,
ielor # the STATE sbo-e Welt 70 Beis noase 'e1 ~
the subs. qgsLt preceding Bel sal as go
o.coysd oIe nigh. down 20 lie rivsr an' VIII .us
jGrsdctlon Of ksntresy, Were 'hey Fen 90
op warrant from q keu.uck7 msS-tiae; Vu
charge of sisrg "a. e.espe Of slaves anh tHsel ~
Aeece Comfy ara logged in The bfsnd,nolfs 20,
where they have remained flr nearIy yeH--..
ofs DO. bel: prepared for tina. 70 s'os VI
Bell re.urred from Csliforr, rsce0uy, folcd lnSN
i.eir fs.hsr s,d brother. IS they alsger hao oreo
kids; ped and carried T. foreign JarlsiehoD An1
held fl .Felye months, as they believed, 90 isss
chayse Ob Ihursdsy ls.t there ss- bsreeeus :,
Gsrrettsvule - Meade County, - which most OF tie
ottzsrs Of Brsrdsr olrg vent 10 aeT)~d, a9d sDoos
them the jser, ie!t bis vile ard iad tie ooiy
keepers Of toe j.l. Between sna oeoes 10 the
Afternoon the tso California Bells landed 5. Brsade1'
turg and preceded TO the al, three h1Dired y..is
fri rn The sho.e AID demanded the keJs 70 ne cells
TIE islors wife sId the lad sere so inamIds'e1 oy
threats ,hst they suoEed tae Bells 70 take them
They immediately released Their father AID oro'oer
and plscirg par OF Ievovers N the haD1s ot csc y
tie whole patty escaped from tae JsI. 40 aA'm Dc
ug giveo several citlzens armed themselves sad i1i
os eo ;be Bells TO tte lsrtius, a1d hEed u2on tash
TIE Bells returned The shl's, SUD Kept croFd OF
t<eu.y puTsusrs a. bay, I'll they oad securei taen
,kf srd safe pssssge scross the river No one, ~e
believe wounded By the firing; but the rescue
bss caused crest deal Indignation on tae kent1cAy
shore e. little exultson among Belle neign-
boYs on the Indians eide. The Bells we're 90 Saturday
lat at ther fam opposts Brsndenburs, and sley say
tha. they vii renan there, defyibg ths whole OF
Meade County ky., 70 take them. Two OF The Bells
have worked in the sh:o.yards in NsT-Albspy, sDi
are knosn ard respected by many Of the citizens OF
that pace Il is sn tts: usy esd to unpiessan ant
consequences. tvansvne JournaI'
AsorHER MASTER MURDERED.-We lesrn fom
The D0naidsonrlLs Coast Journal that Mr. Constant
Melsncon, young gentleman widely known sad es'
TENED wss killed by Of his negroes, on the 2u,h
ult al mis- resceIce il s. James, about eigh, miles
below Donsdsonv.e. The Coast Josrnzl gives the
of tha Nd dsafh
murderer ,,.
at appears that Mr.. Melancon had discovered in
the nesios cabin portion Of come things that nsd
| been stolen, rights previously, from store in
the reghborhocd. As the slave could give no ssts-
f.c;ory explanation az to the manner in which these
,hings into his possesson bis master Determined
TO punsh him, and with that intention took hm 70 tne
sugar touse 10 get Dons for him. Arrived there ne
made the negro a blacksmith, il seems forge some
msnaeles for hs legs. and while STOPPING down to try
| their size be received blow from the slave which
feled him 10 the earth: Tne weapon used 9y tne
murderer was huge blscksmith's hsmner. Leav-
irg his master for Gead the scoundre started OIL out
had rot proceeded far when, chanciog TO look oacS,
| be saw bis unfortunate victim essayrg 70 rlse hs
| pueois.ely returned ard finished mis- bloody deed,
| after which he cast the body icto pond, mounted
| his masters horse and roce off toward the woods.
Tie family Of the deceased was soon made acquainted
| with tie dreadful deed, another slave having WIZ
ne-sed the concluding part OF the soene Dogs were
obtained ard the murderer was houy pursued. Ia hls
fight he abandoned the horse; but the ayenger was
on bis trail and be doubtless felt the impossibllty OF
escaping. At all events, he emerged from the woods,
ran TO the river er II re himself in. Before the wit
resses Of his act came up i; was all over-the muir
| derer was diovfed.
| Assassination OF Nh. c. p. MELANcoS.-Ls
schGcte of the 3ls ult- has the details of the as
ssssnstioD Of this young gentleman. Ine deed was
committed in the Parish Of st. James, IN broad day
| light II appears that negro man named ioussai1t
| had committed sone theft and Mr.. Melancon, in CON-
pspy with two negroes, vent to secure him for punish
mfLt. TIE regro was a. work il black smith shop.
On finding out the object CT Mr. Meancons visit, he
made at him with hammer, and hit him twice on the
head then ende avored 70 make his escape but owing
| 10 the high wster had to return. Finding that Mr.
| Melsncon not quite dead, lie repeated the blows
ard killed him outright. He then made his escape
horse, but was aiterward pursued, caught and put
in to a shiff, fem which he jumped oyerboord aud
| was drowned. Mr. MeiaDcon leaves a wife and three
| cbldreu-was much esteemed says The Baton Rouge
Gazette, ard to his scientih, attainmsnts are the
planters of Louisiana indebted for the introduction Of
'''' - '''' ''''''' y ' " IN 3 Delta, Aug s.
| MURDER BY SIAvEs.-Ihe Trinity lis Iadspend-
ent ssys that George W. Hacker, employed by III. D.
| Vaudeville, overseer on his plantation near that
place, found dead the morning of the lst ult
| under circumstances which rendered II highly probs
| bic that he had been murdered. pos..mortem eX
animation of lis body made by physician of the
negl bohood but traces of polson were detected,
| nor anything noticed that seemed TO be satisfactory
eviderce that violence had been used After waiting
the developments Of time, suspicion became strong
that Hacker had been murdered by combination OF
number Of slaves the plantation. The suspected
parties arrested ard questioned separately and
apart fro M each other. Two negro men made full
confession Of their guilt aid without the possibility
Of concert gave the same statement of facts in rea-
tion to tie murder. Death was produced by sufoca-
tion sufficient number OF the consprators entered
| the house Of the deceased in the night and perpe-
trated the horid act. The two slaves who confessed
their participation in the murder were to be tried on
| the 2Sth ult
| MURDER NORTH CARoEIsA.-A young msn
named Jacob o. Robbins Of Wilson County, N. c.,
murdered by of the slaves Of his father. near
the resdercs, on the Sd INST. Tie weapon used was