New-York daily tribune., 1859-08-03

-, % nss. through, snd hisht o.
go. there was heavy douois ~, G,In hsys W.
"a n double grated gate OF nessy ,hsr than yio-
sho ;,eo 20 proceed by strategy ra1u, rs :, ,bs al
o"v zen minutes before We arrived az tne
,,,ch was tnere. ard aroused te , an
sror, that be thought be had ae aa o.. .rriyed
; sr,und IN. ja. He bad Just is' W ,h.. thew could
~. - our number was s,Atonei - ,h,.a of the
ar - 80, f,oun the doors or windows,1oiso ;i =.
-, bsr. one Of them with his n'i hlIl;ns, him ss
,r.TsCl,d Wa. guarded by two o,nei o,s. n.r,v cana
prisoner. Il had been 20 a. "a 70 Keep close To-
Ihi, ~" - from losing each o,her' ouo.
= q polce ~ Police was heafu' no,,cemey
.ams row Gown toward toe docks, az. .lrJ !, but
ps.sed the party I9 W,v;nr been stationed as men,
.u. s To- - xs knocked. Tae laior esiuo " '
n,ner wipoow and asked our han'es 49, W. ,old
~ coud ZEE there were bur three Psrsou, .nr.b
b;n hat we were from the ghborhood oi 80, "a
Mo and that we had rss't0lef 10 eaaise, .ni
III 'cbsssd him from within a mue oi Sa' -
bsd inst captured him outside of 81 Joseph. "A th,
q f.a more questions, and came Gown anu u " - r.
5oor We entered, leading N the pfsonei b,r, -,
- ,x.o of our number. We hal 70 procee 'hious
an .nsr,mt nt thence into passage iieie W. d,
stcpped ard asked few more qussunon', r., rhsra
ss,,fy himself. He seemed ANXIOUS , " ~ the a.
w. spficieu, reasons for the imprison5 "a s,ai,s
I,cJ borseLbi.f We then proceeaeS W ~ars
Meanwhile a yuurg man who was 10 Ine 4unu 4, the
fIom below sLd proceeded to me ns ,seJ and s,oo3
-s,oa ,ine other three Of our party eh'eieu on .
:; e.. room below now dark. The young ui1I' opui
mo back ran AZ aiDst one OF these persons S
5otxss He was told that Il was more oi 1ne '"'i0
psIty. 80 ., ,,o head of the stairs and
The isior had gone into the upper room Sneie Y
wis. was and had got the keys. large aos 10y
,n, ~ the ial door. The lalor opehea tue posS
% s,1 thsp unlocked the CRATE, and swung u oa.A.
TLe snpo oosed horse-thief Was told TO go IN py 'ho
iailor. Ibis he demurred at DONG anesHs '"'- Il"
did not desire TO 20 10 with "n'gger,; AN, ,,o,
"There niggers there We "0H P wv
with nggers. SAID the Jallor' 49,, 81, ,b,
"Is tho, sboltionist, boy, here, asked one O' 'hS
party. ,..;, .ba;snor
"TLat a 'w6at we re afer In the name OF an out
rso.d community we demand his release said another
Of the party. .,..A G.. sraaler a.
if to demand the meaning oi this, "hen 'n'' P'''oA
said 10 him: - - L., -, ,,,,,
"It'sa mere ruse, Mr.. Brown-we have got you.
The TAILOR then attempted to close the door, when
the speaker drew his revolver and planting - a" na
breast said " That door cant oe rhu. we 49, oa,'o ~,
" here 10 release our irlend, anu n"'o '' P
seeing bis powerlessness he then yielded, and DIR.
Doy was taken from the prison. Inc othet P'lsous
desired 10 escape Of them got me- coat ana Hea
to pet out at the door, lie WAS compelled 70 go oh
The TAILOR begged that they at least would no, et tno
other prisoners escape. DR.. boy went do"h sesrs "
the other party Then the other three followed uown.
Befre leaving one of the party told the alor tnas
We uere determined 10 make the matter saie Una, inc
Jail would be guarded and that If he or any other
yerured to leave that night, or to raise al alarm IL
would be at the peril of their lives. Ia.
omr marty then left the jail. The clouds drifted
over little lust about the moment of the occurrence,
and showed the streets more plainly. Many oi tho
houses and business places were sti gn'ed ana oP.s
or n.rtv unrched in solid form to the river, ts) or
them bearirg up DIR. boy, who was unwell and weak
from his COZ nement On our way TO the river two oil
the city night guard with their lanterns csne UP oe
hind he marty and followed us to the river We hat
previously found a couple of boats and had watched
them during the afternoon and evening so as - know
that they would be ready for our purpose. we eni-
back little distance and watching the proceedipgs:
We rowed to the Kansas shore, and, having reached
it. started for our homes, and to take Dr. 10y W MS
| h hJme. IL. A..
We were followed all the first day by parties that
We supposed to be enemies, Il they did not address
| our party. ,e.u.. :.
rescuirg our fellow citizen, we respectfully suomt
these fac,s and remain satisfied with the share We
| have had in the transaction.
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