New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-09-06

KiDs.PrIsG CASE IN CrcINSArI.-StsaliDg free
regroes and selling them into slavery has become
trade alorg the river border round up 70 S. Louis,
ard recent ktLsppirg case in Cincinnati duplicates
two policemen United States Marshal, and
othere. A free oolored boy FAMED Butler was &C.
costed en- Ss urtsy evening by two officers on Vine
street who .od lin they wanted him, and be must
make To rose They took him 70 an engine-house,
and fsrccufTsd him. III then taken 20 the river,
ard IN erfwer 70 whistle, msn csue with 'kIff
fom the henucky shore, ami accompanied by Que OF
tie Cice.s the negro was taken across and thrust
into Covpgton jail. The transaction got out, ami
becoming alarmed at consequences, the negro
was taken from jail at midnight on Sunday night,
ard returned to CirCrns. Officers Slater ami Leon
orc are charged with kidnapping the boy and Depnty
L. :. Marshal Butts, Of kentucky came over IN the
"a arrest al the persons implicated in the transaction
which viii receive q thorough legal investigation.
Slater, who expresses much regret al his coniuct,
CLAIM thGtthe boy represented ihat he was might've
slave ard waited 70 get back 10 his master. Hand
cuff. spd tails are singular rstrun ents for fugitive to
resort TO who is anxious TO get bsck 10 slavery
EXTENSIVE RoBBxRY ~ SCHENECTADY-CHsUs-
CRY WIZARDS RESIDENCE ESrtREp BY BURGLARS.
We learn that the residence Of ChanDcey Nlbbsrd,
General Superintendent Of the New-iok Central Raj
road, ertered by burglars srt robbed OF JeVtLy,
consisting Of gold watches Diamond rlngs, pms silver
wsre and money to the value of some g 500. \
large share of the properly belonged 10 visitors. The
burglary was perpe rated, undoubtedly oy expert
enord thieves, WhO 70 secure treI Ooov ecte'el tue
sleeping apartments IL i said tina. four ok he
O'Clock train al Schenectady. bound this way, this
airing; but Of course, It was impossible 10 say
whether they we.e tie thieves or not.
IAssay Statesman, Sep: 3.
Official pfcrmstion has been received ST the Depart
ment Of State that the tres'y which has been some
time pending between the red States and Nicaragua,
has been ratified by the latter power after the omission
Of the obnoxious clslse objected 10 by this Govern
neut We also understand that desps'chss have
reached the Department from Mr.. Ward, our
Minister 20 Chins announcing inst ne shOElt leave
shanghai on tie 10th u June IL the steamer POUhsts2
r the city of Tenisn, ard be expected on his arrival
there 10 find the necessary arrangements reatyto enable
him IA proceed 10 Pekn in order to exchange the
racerions Of the treaty with the Chinese Government.
CCss.illls-.
TIE BNrNoRE CCUSoM SLIGHTLY C0RRUPr.-
II is said thar The disclosures in the Baltimore Council
regarding the street railroad contracts, were very
rich. Ii tie testimony Is % b. believed, large
number Of members solicited aud accepted Jr!bss il
s most shameful mGnnsr. During the reading Of the
Testimony, several members became e1S,e1, and
talked Of bloOishei. whereupOL they were hissei by
the lobby. The lie passed number Of times, and the
whole scene most disgrseeiG- Without Dsposlng
Of the subject the Council adjourned.
Steps sre in progress FOR the organic lon OF Land
company in London with capital Of 300 600 s,erl
irg TO be devoted TO the purchase and settlement of
lads in Illinois. The Prairie Lsrt and Emigration
Company state that conditional purchase hiss been
made OF 80 600 OF prairie land from the Illinois
Central Railroad Company. Penn. InteIgeneeg.