New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-07-25

etson ard tone Of sentiment expressed not at all at
variance with the character borne by col0red resi-
dents quiet, peace-Oyng men dcsPte their no siAa
preren, pruyOCatiOn.
LArEE.-We learn that about 10 clock lat evening
another party III phcaed in the kidnapping arrest
ed. The person is eN policeman Dewey, formerly IN
the Ell r0v Of the railroad companies al the Illinois
Central depot who has ult returned TO this city from
r Tip to Pixies Peak. IL is charged that he was
of the assistants Of Moves and Smith IN the car that
conveyed the psrty TO st. Louis.
From Ia, Cheogo Jor,n0l, 2ist.
Tie statement m Tie Pres ard Ir1bBHe respecting
the arrest Of Dewey, ssd 10 be implicated u prema-
tu,e. The persou l. e1- police Austin c. Dewey,
formerly in The employ Of tie railrosd companies at
the lnOi, Central Deppt vino has ust retgrnej to this
city from tnp TO Pixies Peak. Ii If charged that he
ives one of he companions of Noyes and Smith in the
cur that conveyed the party to st. Louis.
The kidnapping is a serious ofense under the laws
Of Illinois. The statute on the subject as follows:
Every person who ,ha torcbly steal take
hid, WHETHER Whit black coored, ia .hs state
csTy him OF hef TO another country, STATE or IefJ OF
,h frcby take arrest peTson OF persons wh.is
having established claim according the laws Of the United
s's,g .es y So9yc G9 De 5 n!,s 81
The penalty adjudged adequate to this crime, is
confinement in the state Pententiary for term DO
less than one year and not more than seven years.
From The Chicago Journal Jriy p
Tie subject still abs0rbs the public attention ana IS
he constant, Of discussion. Noyes has not yet
been arrested By many il is believed that ne remains
in the city, ard will slide off seahy to the South.
Tie Democracy are offering bets that he cannot Do
brought thence such acharge But there are other
charges against Mr. NOyes which may be preferred
against hun few days hence thst are recognized As
crimes North and South, and upon which he can De
brought back.
But the Democratic lawyers insist That Noyes Smith,
OertU & Co. cannot be convicted under the satute
as that provides only for the pun shnent Of those run
ning off cooreG persons who are Dot slaves and that
the abducted negroes being "chattels there ls no
crime in taking them back to servtude
The following is copy of the handbiil offering the
reward for the kidnapped negroes:
81 $50 REwARD.-Runaway from the subscriber IN
81 Louis County, Saturday night the 4h met negro msn
named Wellington, q Of feet or 10 inches high
uato color rather light and stout bui pleasant lace
s good DEAL when questioned any subject answers
readily the expresdoD, II mistaken asd
black brown cloth cost with velvet collar
beps his working clothes Il gay heavy wool
Also brother Jim sb pu 10 years old looks much
ike Washington lighter weight and thinner probably
had black working clothes of
gray wool
It'll the above also away black boy Ned, be
longing Mr. Of this county Ned is quite DARK little
shorter Washington and be readily recognized by his
head, deiomy his forehead being very round
aid prominent
viii psy Washington and 800 for jim, wherever
they deposited that get thcn and the
OF Ned will doubtless, suitable reward or him
June g. 1859. d. M fHOST