New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-05-30

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e. far a. Sandy Hook where they took the;E leave,
si,h tie hesr,iest rishes :or good voyage
RrrrRS OBJ PIN >t,cHEz IHF FUerfIvs NuE-
pTEETe-FeiiK sanchez. the mn,atio Who m-1'sr'"i
III ia-herinIaw. Harmon Cannon, IN cold ec"'. NJ
No ~ Sullivan street On the 9Th Of January last.
arrived in thi, city on saturday By the Empire tty'
from New-Oreaus IN charge Of Policeman Len'y OF
the Eighth Precinct \ reward of $50 had b'en
offered for the Apprehension Of the fugitive BY IN"
May0r while the Police Commits 0ner, offered sooV
more making s1JOin ~. Arr- hi escape tnm New
Yoik he made hi, way >oaih AMI succeeded IN hiding
himself a. Mobile There his secret became known
to a man named Prieto who inveigei him into slave
den aud ,old him into bondage. Fearing that Preto
would expose him. sanchez quietly submitted 10 the
shackes. and was zen; down to New-Orlean' By his
owner There the fugitive became refractory and was
placed in the parish prison t,r punishment, when he
boldly made the assertion that he vas no slave but
Felix sanchez, a free citizen %. New-fork. lie
then related hi connection With Prieto. AMI gave an
account OF the IN which he had been Sidnap-
ped al Mobile. The Recorder OF the District was sent
for, when the fugitive, statement Eas reduced to
writing in affidavit form, as follows:
. NewYork the Eth Of January 1870 ~as living a.
the 9Th % Jslusry 1884, he al dHuly with bis wife father
nav and en- ths hoae q, .eT Se Do,sc
him sd induced him follow him 20 Noble Aat dePonen
vIen thew arrived In Mobile HI. FREUD named Nicholas
Peo tod him BE- would take him boarding house and
house which discovered anerwsrd be traders
house, be- tod By the 9wGeo said house man 81 me
slave .aid t. Brooks .old him Capt L.acbeer OF Mobile
VINO shipped Inn to ms cry View oiesa' ., one &
SS ISo as .. Que week FE Tx saScaE
The affidavit. established the identity of the fugitive
beyond doubt and tele graphic dispatch was sent
TO the General Superintendent Of Police in this city,
announcing the capture Of the prisoner Prieto was
in the casboose at New Orleans when Officer Lent
left awaiting indictment AMI trial for the crime of
kidnapping. SANCHEZ states that be wrote to his
wife letter from Mobile, but she received it.
! On his arrival here, the prisoner expressed great
desire TO see his wife, but it is not probable that his
esire will be gra,ied Sanchez first conducted
to the General Superintendent Office, and then to
the District Attorneys office, whence he was con-
veyed to the Tombs in a carriage In answer to the
irGuirie Of one of the Wardens of the Prison lie
stated that he a native Of Trinidad de Cuba, was
q years Of age had mother living, and was tailor
by trade He is slender in form an rather cookbook
ing. displaying more of the Spansrd than the negro.
| A ClrRGlNAN's son SHOT ~ LUNATIc.-Na-
poleon Delaplace, respectable Frenclman, who has
been for many years quite intimate with the family OF
the Rev DIR. Nerren, pastor OF the French Protestant
Church in Church street yesterday shot Thomas the
son Of biz friend in the street without the slightest
provocation. 1t appears that while visiting the fam
iy of DIR. Nerren he occasionally behaved in very
singular and irrational manner. This conduct at length
became 30 marked that young Verreu advised his
father to be cautious in his intercourse with him.
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hi. fathers church. and at noon after the dismissal of
the congregation. about to 90 home, when Della
place invited verren to take a walk with him toward
! Broadway Verrcn declined. saying that he must 90
home to dinner and asked his friend to dine with him.
They then conyersed together in Franklin street for
few seconds when Dcaplace suddenly drew revolver
and shot Verren through the face, the ball entering
| the RICH, check blowing up the tongue, and making
its exit through the mouth. Before the young man
recovered from the surprise and alarm occasioned by
! this unlookedor attempt upon his life, the assassin
fired a second shot the ball passing through his gar
mens grazing his shoulder, and lodging in a window
! blind on the other side of the street, within few
| inches of gentleman who sitting at the window.
Delaplace who did not attempt to escape, seized
/ and dsarmed and soon after given into the custody
of Capt. Hutclings of the Fifth Ward Police, who,
with several men, fastened TO the spot. The wounded
man was taken TO his residence No. 90 Franklin street,
/ where physician was Immediately in attendance.
Mr. Verren is not considered in dangerous condition.
| II is almost miraculous that he not instantly
killed. Delapsce, who is about fifty years of age,
wa taken before Justice Brennan at the Tombs, and
very much to the chsgrn of the Rev. Mr.. Verren,
who did moi want him prosecuted, committed for
examination. II is believed that he il a lunatic
there apparently not the slightest cause for his
conduct.
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