New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-07-25
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N"s.si.ss u wss dr,t promulgated on Tuesday
.,,ss sa'vrk The cjalvd rfs,dcnts, accompanied by
~, s,ssrs t,ut that Young c,lofcd man named
N n.r tv'uer rcs,tcui ot this city, had been the
~ .rl c, ~ The capIols, and the csnse oi Their TO
fsss H. sesN tpte
yN.tcs wAs immediately advised Of his danger by
49, ~ h,S Vc'sors ui,ots. Tie had been drinking at
s.A>,a ~ South CLARK street, aud was IN most pot
,<hSrt r,N whoa 'oftunNtcly trr himself, hoNeNer,
80 ~ ela cui >gHr>i the solicitations of hs friends,
49, ~ tbcm coktct u,su 'sucd PcIkins who hnaly
r>~saSic,i him that the hck up would be his safest
SNs,rs hv tho wight Sni accordingly, as we stated IN
.,ai a. issue ruu,f put into the cells by the
~, MScsAS hG the safe keeping which came none too
s>'n 81 him
Sc scJ up,r ptkus wUu>c Interference banked them
N, thew revenge, sri hc was roughly handled though
~ - severely wSS Tumofed yesterday, Tor II was
Sv tho rutuos at the street that he had been taken
t,ihc lSkc show. where he received three hundred
lSshe> Il Is SAID that both Perkins and Turner have
deserved the suspicious ~ their brethren by tsinshp
lr IfvScAcfy d. tbcii color.
Anoor The later events of that evening and yester-
GSy morning the startling developments that the
~h.c kiiusppcrS m whose pay Turner had been were
every detectives from Tins city, Ia whom the prehen-
sic tNi hSd gSued sucn excess of development that
they had turned irvm non criminal cases To gen
V-A Willingness 10 cstCn anything and everything iOr
pSy.
cuplo, sud later oi the lair firm of &. +. Bradley 81
Co.. ard Charles ". SMITH. detective under the
Wentworth and We think, former administration.
They were aided by this c"lnred man Turner, aud
white boy. setting in the capacity Of biped terrier,
ramei Charles Oeitmsu, belonging it is said, In 81.
LOUIS AMI known sandy.
IL would appear tba, rome three week since three
ARTICLES OF personal properly belonging TO Capt Frost
oi ~ LOUIS committed = larceny, each of himself, his
boiy aui transferred that Article, belonging to Capt.
Fr,st 70 thus city; ia short, away, under their
cnorsn, Interpretation OF that "gttering generality
iast " al men are created free.
They To tins city. Their names were w ASH
incton Anderson, james Anderson his brother, aud
Henry Scott their cousin The latter has brother IN
this city, and the three fugves settled down here TO
reside. reward of - Jpu offered by Capt Frost
for the recovery Of nis property, his lively chattel'
The reward tempting, snd met and conquered the
eyes ami scTuples OF the detectives ami they having
sscertained the whereabouts OF the runaways, iad
their plans.
Turner was then in the employ Of Charles NOyes,
and took OF his rooms ard the boy Oertman who
knew the fugitives by eight was senti up from 81.
Louis. Through Turner, NOyes and smith fOund ac-
cess the AudersOns aud Scott aud began their over
lures. Sagacous detectives both these plans were
skillfully laid Noyes was about TO retire from city
life; he was going the cOuntry he was III love with
the fields HAD bought farm IL the western part of the
State aud these boys" were lust tue men TO whom
be would iutrust its cuture. lie was liberal IN his
offers Of wages, and Smith was eloquent in expstistlng
on the charms Of the life they would enjoy with Mr..
Moves.
10 make tie thing work more smoothly and there
il skl IN this that eads us To admire Mr. NOyesl,
the cOlOred men taken the rounds of our agncu
freely upon tools, seeds, Nc, each was allowed TO
select hIs own implements, and they went IN with
will and adjusted 10 their taste ana their braTny arms
forgetting they the property OF Capt. Frost, sun
dry hoes and rakes and axes and scythes, aud grew
vastly d-lebte at the confidence imposed in them by
their generous employer We would not have gwen
much for the safety OF these later followers OF the
Apostles to the Gentiles, could these modern Onestm
while with eCythe and hand, have suddenly read
the benetceDt meutnns Of Messrs. NOyes and Smith,
But the plan too We'll conceived, and laden WI farm
AZ.
Of Charley Smith still ng their ears the three col
Ored men followed Noyts 10 his ROOM wh-re Turner
made them happy with cDngratu'GOns aud merry with
a feast IN fact quite transporting then, the while
Smith and Noyes were busy at transport alton which
should prove much more substantial III It's realized
effect.
An entire second class chartered on the llli-
uOis Central Railroad through to ~. Louis Tor SLOW
The pu'chssea were made Friday of last week, aud
tlat night the kduappts took tner victims On board
tie ears aud went south yard 10 complete Their contract
with Capt. Frost. 81 well had the thing been exc,
cuted that but Tor the te-l ale telegraph thing wogd
have inerered il was, It came too late Tor the de
CeiVed tugltIves. -
lat that three fugitive slaves t'Om Chicago mad been
lauccd ON Bloody Island, opposite ~. Louis. The M
tehgcpce caused Inquiry to be instituted, ana the
friends here of these mguves, who had missed them,
flashed into cNCi'cu cit.
woman ut color a passenger over the st. Louis
and Chicago road yesterday, puts the hnlsh TO the
story 10y the statement IL at the men, Andersons aud
Scot, who were vel known Ia her, were 80 landed on
Bloody Island on Mon lay, and that they were tuat
night cruelty whipped. We suppose that Noyes aud
Sui,h would Lot have hesated 10 otl late with the
cat" themselves, snd throw III the "hogSlng Oi the
rggers" for Capt. Frost as bonus.
ON Tuesday Moves and Smith returned TO tins clty,
and almost imme iaiey the former was IN the street
Offering for sale draft on St. Louis for sou, the
prce OF blood Of course. 1t was offered TO Messrs.
torre,t bankers who, hoseveT, did not want 81 Louis
exchange At the counter of Messrs. Marford, how
ever Moves obtained his money thus putting on record
with them what some of Our detectives a. sharp as
Moves bu, lust then on eDoher lead, not long there
sf er bad spotted and mace into "ev0ence.
The excitement IN our community yesterday morning
was intense. At early hour the negro, Turner, had
been harged from voluntary Incarceration, ana nor
long thereafter 1t was evident that Indignation had
grown over night. Such were some OF the demonstra-
lions threatened that yesterday forenoon about the
sane tue that warrants out against Noyes,
smith Turner ana the boy Oertm1n, the cOlored man
was taken into custody Toy Deputy Sheriff Anderson,
aud ae precautionary measure iof himself locked up,
though almost Immediately detained TO answer the ends
az Justice.
SAITH and Oertmsp we're also arrested, while Moves,
who had been seen about town, aud indeed had con-
Nersed with some of the leading citizens late 10
a. H. was unfortunately ard shamefully allowed to
eude capture, carrying with INN the S2,5D We
believe officers his track however, that t1at
eLtIe sum will not bay of from taking him H. possible
The parties arrested brought before Judge Nil
hken yesterday morning, and re-comlmtted Tor exam
nation Yesterday afternoon al o'clock.
Al that hour there laise attendance OF CIT
izers both cuoIed and white many Of the latter IN
deed hanging shout the Court'louse throughout the
dav Foe police courtroom IN the thld stoiy was
fIv hacked al tie hour uamed, and the most intense
fr'ir manifested " hen the negro Turner brought
in There is no QUESTION what would have been Inc
result had his case been brought lor the charge OF
venue they covet. oeiurc tue people oi ms own coo
e.recisly the brother of the betrayed Scott. who,
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