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

cnnnrorar. Bo,fIxssa w.s bsssxa befOr.
Judge Crawford mn morning (siting In chsn-
oen) on q, habses eWpss, with application by his
counsel fos his hail 70 be reduced salssr'sF -
The prisoner was brought Into court handcufEsd.
ana y. council, Messn. Bradley, IT,, and RsiclHe,
Ss sas by s ySee Doss Ne g % ss n:
ana entirely beyond the means Of the prisoner 70
.dss ~, s s.s'ny. $500 @ ssss p.pr.d
resisting the oz1ce0 did % nos knowing thar thew
were armed with authority % arfesf him. and
under Imposition that he was the subject Of
81es osse.s. esa0 nom unknown parties. That
wss Peace.oly walking along the street, and he
wes struck 70 the ground, and while raising him
81 non tass Possnon he was again struck, and
ss sad =. asd e ss S Ssss
Judge cswfosd st.ssd fh.s he had NO no obi.et,e.
. nssrins ssssinoay touching the charges 81 shoot
ne neld In n: band against him for assault and
battery with intent 70 kill Henry Williams and
Reason Pumphery he would hear nothing. 81
wa presents the physician Of the Inflrmafy. Dr. i
butierf was examined In relation to the present
condition Of the wounded ofacer He stated that
m.
wound was very bad one. There was no ;mm me-
diate danger, but the bone was broken ia several
places, and the injury was one which might take
On exceeaingy dangerous change. 1t was the
purpose OF the physician to save the arm II pos-
npie, put should there be any necessity for sripu-
ating IL In that aspect Of the case he was in dan.
ger. rhese Wa always danger attending the am
Mr.; Bradley here stated that twas not proposed
70 onef testimony but put the case entirely on the
.Sonel lnaoliity 70 give such high bail i - !,
Inc Judge stated that the bail would be fixed at
TON, and $1,0Oo In each Of the other cases making
the entire amount Of bail $1,000 The prisoner's
nosner ana brother came forward to give the re-
CURED pail but on examination Of the Corporation
oooks the Marshal returned the fact that the prop
cry proposed TO be given In pledge was made
quite; so the bail was refused - = : - :.
Judge Cfawford informed the counsel that when
tney should md the bail any magistrate was DUAL.
ined TO receive IL without bis being consulted.
MI Ould stated that under the peculiar circum-
stances OF the case he would prefer his honor to
wSIsh q Dc gnS q any bail osred to
IL was afterwards understood that Capt God
dard should attend to the suficiency Of the bail
onered unless the District Attorney should insist
itself.
ScHILLKR's CKsrkNsIAL-In New York, the
celebration Of the one hundredth anniversary Of
Schillef's birthday commenced on "Wednesday
bly, Rooms, the great feature Of which was Bee
thoven's Choral SYMPHONY, by band Of seventy
performers, and the German Liederkranz The
ss = Ono Gay Performance wa: to consist Of play
nstrstlng pss.sges In the life Of the poet, at the
Academy o. Music ?. sfas9s - agI7s fissIs9r =
u Phisssiphia grind .orchIght procession
Ing The following letter from President Buch-
anan In reply TO an invitation 10 attend the oele-
II .sts-- mr. =. -
My Dear Sir: Many thanks for your kind invf.
taton. on behalf Of the committee Of arrangements
to unite with my German feflow-citizens Of Phil
adeiphia sat their approaching celebration Of the
that coald attend. The occasion Is one after INV
tAown heart deeply regret that important and
Pressing public engagements render the endowment
Schiller dfea too Young for hi, country. Int w.,
An the maturity Of his fame and his usefulness He
was a. you truly say, the beloved poet of the Ger
man nation, and well does he deserve this endear-
Ing distinction. His genius has done honor no,
only to his fatherland, but to humanity. There /,
grandeur in the idea that William Tell''is the
subject of Schillers last and best tragedy and that
himself with the cause Of Relvetia's liberty and
independenee- fours, very respectfully,
laef hHs ~ sf,i7 - - JAMES BUCHANAN,
In this city, last night. the German Turner
were out IN full force to witness the performance
lers celebrated drama entitled the wR obbeys ;,
Prior to the commencement OF the play ar. tos,
| kuian delivered very appropriate and interest,
Z The manner in which an the various character
were sustained did fun justice to the merit Of the
drama; but II any could be said to have excelled
DINERS, We think the following may be CHASED
among that number: Mr. ScheIlhouse, e Carl
Moore; Mr.. Waldeekes, as Franz Moore; Mr..
niI s, a. sPiegelourgi and Mrs. Waldecker,
The drama being concluded, all partook Of 4
II l,xrfh -vx
pfietof Of the Hail. and then all engaged IN the
merry dance, which was kept up until ! late hour
tnls mofnfpg,ss a. .a5es5s-, ~ q
: .THx CAsx or BoYb, mn NKeno srraIrn.-
We hear that Developments likely To- implicate
other parties than Boyd '(whose case was mem
toned In yesterdays Start I'm the underground
follow his srrest. westminsser, Nd !, was pointed
ost IN the Star some time since az the tocslity
where some parties In the slave stealing bushes
we, were operating, and there seems . be no doubt
that Boyd has been In the business for Hong time
Ills ostensible business utterly has been the ped
ding Of French goods through the State Of Mary
hnd. Suspicion was fixed upon him, and on the
dstermined 70 spot him. His attention was called
70 the fa6 that shoe was missing from one of his
hcenps, ssdswhile he had gone with the horse 70
. oae s; %. shop the oPPostuaity was taken e
an oblong box, with some suspicious holes bored
IN the COVER Boyd seeing that an inspection was
going on, came from the blacksmith shop In d
hurry, and assured The seaFchers That the box con-
nined nothing bot ssFrench goodsn They chose
TO look for themselves, and ripping on the box
cover, 10. there were epsconsed negro man and
his wife, with provisions, clothing. etc and an
things ynscesary 10 enable the darkics to tkeep
house. until they reached the other side Of Mason 3
end Dfxoap iine. The box was large enough to
enable them 70 tnrn in IL, but ito SIT up Neither
Of these slaves are the property, a. sated Of Clark
Mills, but the woman belongs 10 Mr.. Howell.
who rents place Of Mr. MILL. 80 80 - : ?
Fs Mn. Howell went before Justice Goddard this
morning, and testified that she had visited the
Westminster Jail and recognized the negro woman
there (who was found Boxed up as above des-
cribed) as her servant The District Attorney
was consulted, and gave order foe REQ uistion to
De Forwarded to the Governor Of Maryland for the
delivery Of Boyd to Che aufhosities here for trial
FusEnAL or CAPT PAmx,-Caps, Tbos Paine.