The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-01-07

hey would be 70 gain good livelihood and many
ntcnde The eGes, ~ before state ., mostly me
and children, the husbands and fathers being held ia
eervsude They report concerning the emigration that
hundreds OF the free coored Of Arkansas have left
for Kansss, and hundreds more about 70 follow
Another InsurreettOntst Sentenced 20 be
Hung In vfrgfnfa.
Jerry, slave belonging 70 Col Francis Mccormick OF
Clarke county, va that county last week. on
acnarge OF plotting and consprng with slaves rebel
and make nsurrecton. The Consuasor has the following
| report Of the CASE
The prisoner with another negro man, was at work IN
hs masters Held, when the witness, Mr.. Cnanblin, a
whs man. who was stranger TO them, napsnef To pass
hat way Entering into conversation with The negroes
at nrst without any particular motive, he inquired
Was Their MASTER where he VAS, how May negroes he
had, and how many colored meu. I'nl M r
These questions were answered with mnch alariry
by the Jerry who seemed willing inicate
the facts that the white became Suspicious aai
finally asked HIM what DO thought Of thu Harpers Ferry
AFFAIR." Jerry replied that he glad to hear Of it. sway
| were you not shere?o asked the witness because
| did not know exactly where 10 go.r The reply
would you have gone y you had knownS ''Yes; aud
have four sons that would have 10 lowed ] Uoui be
ready TO go at any time" And then farming The other
negro, he added, would you aoi go, too 10 this the
or Browns men, which being answered affirmative
Yes, added Jerry, 'heis going about letting Know
lie then told the witness wbarc he would find other ne
groes 10 talk with the subject stating that the patrol
was out and wonld not let them 1.-THE n.goes) 20
n QQi hA had haan
some burnngs since the patrol aud that 1--WE
will keep on burning until they are stopped."
About ten days Afterwards the witness wont back
Tor the purpose OF elicitns more facts from the prisoner
BE was gladly received by Jerry who recognised him
and told him that there had been more burniSss since be
last saw HIM stating that m. naiol had NOT hn ont that
week and that he and others had ma 10 MIL the ncnt
before 70 burn the house Of Daniel H. Sewers in the
dSk Of the moon AT that junc'ure Mr.. Alfred
cast!eman appeared in sight, passing along the
Ioaa, a., ana jerry commenced abusing him most
ont himself thai he had bsen 10 Rsrrvve Inc Snnasv
before 10 ret maches bn. cond moi COT .nv RI, wss
proved by another w,,ness that lerry was in Reyrv
vile the other sunday ! rhev wars thsn o;noi 10
the prcyous negro Toe and the con versaton turned mn
the possibility Of rescning h,m-Joe rcmarkiug that he
nsd heard mat an army was coming on 70 ke nm out OF
The missioner eyrv1 ass o,ed nrov,ded ,nev co"d s.on
the patrol so they coNd get about
me cour., ooppssS s :" nse , ae. nearing
evidence and axamen,s unanimously fcuud the prisoner
guilty Of plotting and consprng :, excite slaves 70 rebel
ana maze msuriecuon ana apponssa fniay, tne i7th
" rn."yrsnd,, h,r, a. ,n .u r -, o an'
,,rs e' 1870 " '-' wy " 'A' 'A''1
~, r,er,h,r .ha v,,r.., IN this ..o. 4. No., .,..
h,,sa- ' ~ " ~ '' S~~'' 40 !" "0A s'"'o
oe tho other slave or Col wcc ahove reserrad N ma.
orSorsd ~ he cola o,,, ~ h s,a,o 0'0 W. WAS
o'uciea W '0 sou ou' '" tae S'A'e'
-, a. x,.--
Railroad.
Tha Rocbe,.r Drnoc,,, has incarnation os an .r,r,,
:. ~. s,... 30 49, ~ $3.50 a.. - - 80"
years Of age from South Carolina lie had belonged to
Armistead Mason Of Virginia. who was kl,led 10 duel
wich Of Oak Grove near Onarlestown The bow, name
u John Miles, Nine years ago he attempted with bis pa.
rents 10 escane but tha dors mastered him and h. as
taken back BE now resoins hs father sua m,tner in
fNnada = n - -
Addition Incendfarv I'm Alahama
Nm. -, 60. A.. $500. -, g.. H..
we learn from tne AUBURN 0'9"a' 'aas some snort
time ago, near Society Hill, Macon county, Alabama,
man r.rsd T. ae.,pe c,ain,ng N he From, N,r,oona.