Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-11-21

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'xanInalIon q Wnn11l - Is uns j. ~ fln1i
y Boyd, charysd'y1ea e41palg dlavss, TIE
ltopsssy - aass. lRswsIl cd Has R.susu, hs1h
lbe JAN : e,eleck 126s<day aiselloon. csps.i
ssss, Sss az 80 fs ms lss ssss gss Ell:
iSs si !. 10y sssS e sssaes 3 "a
peshef garments, Va ,telezsed du1n az An ~.
Which g eosansa ia sfssgSs lssc sss ss osa C
g ne Jslio, wnere me witness were exaniied'
2, nis presence, Capt carrisssoa setisg y his
Ma Hsesu stated shat che Ion. =, f;.sl. -
ysnk On TIE night o. the loth Of Ocsober last. It
"a ne Saturday night PRIOR 70 the night q The;
IT, ssrs.ns waited al ske sss s.bis thss night 4
O'Clock, snd at o o'clock, one hour sf1sfwusds,
.he bad disappeared, sud witness never saw OF
nS sn. q nsr sssin uns,l she lssrnsd q she Wet.
description was In the jail thefe, when witness
pFOeeded 70 Westminster md fdsntiaed the
woman ss her slave She had been living with
~A ss%s oa asss 1a %.'' WIZ
convened with The man they called Dr. Boyd IN
the Westminster jail, and he asked wiaesu Il the
woman was hers snd when .s wisne. replied that
very hard ease for him. This WA All fbst Bovd
said - witness. The Wounsn's husband. fhousyh
q slave Of MAI. Rus1ells, has permi0fon from 6is
a, Sss. 70 60 T9s,s ns Plsssss s the Dsct and
room In @ street, near woodward. witness
called at his room in searching for her serysnt.
but found no trace Of her there =. s. &. -
Mr. WM. Dslpksy testified that he n q coust.ble
at New windsoe, which place ID situsted IN Csr.
roi county, ND, about seven miles from West
minister, and some fifteen miles from the PennsvI.
vania line. Witnea arrested DR.. Boyd at this
Pennsylvania line. when witnes stopped him
ne was driving two-horse wagon, which looked
like hncksters covered wagon. and appeared
suspicious: When arrested Boyd asked what he
was urfested for, and witness replied that there
had recently been pilferings committed In the
neighborhood, and that he was suspected, and or.
dered him 10 get on the wagon and 90 into the
magistrates. BY this time quite crowd had col
The oil cloth cover Of which was securely buttoned
down At the aides and behind; and some peruops
behind laid hold Of the oil cloth to remove T.
Boyd observing this cried out that II any maa at
his brains out. The excitement, which was grow
ing more apparent In the crowd every moment
now came to head when some one cried out ftom
S e h !. nat .nsie were negroes In the wagon
cargo was, Boyd asked witness to step up to the
seat OF the carriage and be would tell him ali
aboutit Hethen Informed witness that the woman
having permission from his master 70 20 about
pretty much a. be pleased. The negroes were
taken out and Boyd taken "a the ma once
The wagon, besides being closely covered with
OIL cloth had cloth curtains all round the inside
which were nailed close down to the wood; and
there was space in the back part Of the wagon
where the negroes Were concealed with curtain
drawn across In mont Of them; the curtain was Of
looked In at the front the cloth appeared to be
against the extreme back part Of the wagon.
w hen before the magistrate, he (Boyd) refused to
give his name, until the commitment was being
tam he
terrogatory. that his name was Dr. VIM BOYD.
he said there were provisions in the wagon, and
desired witness to get some Of them out for him 10
eat; witness went across the street, to bis own
ness found sacks Of feed, bales Of hay, food for
persons, utensils etc. and Boyd wanted his horses
well cared for with the feed In the wagon, which
he said was enough to last them until somethi no
should turn up to release him from his embarras.
Inent Witness took the tenn to w estminster. and
had the horses stabbed there and the wagon taken
care Of. There was great excitement amongst the
crowd al the time At the naagist.ate's oface wit.
told him to give up his weapons, IL he had any.
Boyd gave up to witness dirk knife and an old
double-barref pistol. On one Of the sacks OF feed
IN me wagon was the name Of A. Lee. feed msr-
Mr.. 4. A. AtLss. = magistrate, test fed that he
WINS present ct, and witnessed all the c
OF, the arrest, which were In substance a. stated
b Gpssgood ssstiedy that he wss so
gagged with number Of men in drawing heavy
stone to construct dam some few miles this side
OF New Windsor, and was attracted to Boyd ana
something susp eors about The concern; this s.s
picion was increased by-the conduct Of Boyd,
who appeared desirous to avoid observation, and
y, vent sy hastily Witasss spoke Of his suspicious
ahead Of Boyd to New windsor, to inform the
officers, and to make all sure. followed behind
t.e >: team all the way, arriving at New Windsor
at the same time Boyd did, and witnessing his
arrest Witnen was one Of the FIRST to discover the
negroes concesled In the wagon. Witness was the
Eore suspicious Of him this time from HAVING
twice before sesn him pa. by In q surfeptitions
manner. w itneD remembers the last time that he
pa:ed that way before; he was 20 anxious to
avoid Observation thss he drove his team hastily
over very rough and stony place sosne distance
from WHERE the men wne at work, rather than
sem me nsasss whsrs ne road was good. -
finally committed 70 fail 10 snswer 4 charge Of
abdacing slaves, At the next term Of the Criminal
Court. ~. iBsss d. = . Z "A St a 81,
coxrrpzxcs MEs.-Last Saturday the account
Of game Of confidence PLAYED upofi a strapger AZ
httlsr's hctel BY man, slso stranger, who rep
sontll, appeared In the Star. The amount al.
tanned was $50 Last night, Otacen Edwards
snd MeDermo6 came upon two suspicious apIear-
Ing eLsractefs, who were arrested and conaned In
gave their names ~ Richard Leo and William,
Bolden- This morninga trial was appointed but
We witness: not being present. aftef w1tting for
them till O'Clock, the Justice decided 70 commit
them 70 jail Tor . hearing They are Co well
known % some o. the police In their professional
capacity that - probable that. II the principai
witness eanaot be found, they will serve term Of
ninety days at the work-house In the ball ma
chain rank a. suspicious vagabonds, Is
P.&-Since the shove was In tyre the ofTicers
have succsedsd 10 nndin9 the principal witnes1.
ne seesls9sn oIer.tsd upon, and who turns out
Wasrea county, New jersey. They were con.
fronted With him, and he Instantly Unidentified
them a. the parties In the swindle Licutenant
NcHenry was called upon on Saturday BY The o.
fceRs In relation to the matter, and pfonsred his
asligtance. Afser The arrest he idendfed beth e
told ball game players; and Richard Lee e.
pecislly wss ideniiAed BY him q q 'npaIr q
cocksy Lee ana Tom waite, two sosed BAN men.
Both the psisonsss were finally committsd for
court BY the exalnining magtssatee, Justice Dom
and the Chief Of Police. - s. n - 1T I n
ENRON STAB: ] am mot lew, but detest the
pbssixaical cant with which HIS onor the Mayor
administers Tshuke to our industrious fellow
citizens, the Jews, TIE subject Of their applics
ton 70 open their places Of business on Snrndav.
Do mot Ike TIE idsA nyself, bat ny ides On the
!ueject y Of = little coasequence q that Of the
Mayor 81 Washington Thi5 10 aquestt0a of tight
ana religion freedom, and the igterrogatory OF
!ews was = . the manner In which that religious