, 1860-08-20

Vnrio ou& FEan2ings. Eh0otings. Poison
iusr, fI:httngs, Islrniil%~, etc., etc.


lfEhEa Ihc ~ -. 11e-A1uue4 AUX. H.
particulars in regard 10 the excitement growing
out of The suspected Abolition conspiracy.
The Nacukdoches Chronicle, OF The 7th inst,
has tho fuloming items Oh this subject:
ELLIS Corx11-A young man who Ind bern
enp!u, c,i IN Il strre ut Wuxahatclie, was lung
Il few huys since for giving atrs chime to slaves
to put III wells
SMITH Corxr1.-The man who was shnt in
the at,cnp. to set tirc to Tyler, has been found
ticad
Of ru*.or That bloody fight LAd taken plaza
in tue Marion, between AbolitionistA aud pro.
slavery m=u, in which l5O of the fnrmer were
killed, ard seven Of the latter. This story is
most probably fabrication.
Woop Corx7Y.-On the Goth ult., an armed
committee escorted the notorious ]. E. Lemon
nut Of Wood county. Just before which he
signed document binding himself under pea
ally of his life not to return to Wood county,
nor publish or circulate Abolition documents in
the State.
CHEROKEE CorSTT.-Tbe citizens Of Cherokee
have organized fur their protection.
MoNE Observation-Disclosures attempt has
been u.ade III fire buildings near Tyler, also III
Brenhan, and at Georgetown.
PREACHER IlUxo Ar vKAL's SrAr1oS.-The
Fort Worl. Chef Of the lot inst, has tue fol-
iawn;. brief notice Of the execution ul TN Abo-
ilt,nrist consprator:
We learn that l; preacher by the name Of Bu-
lev was hung ut veaE's Station last week, for
being an uctfye Abolltionist. i majority ol 500
Meu condemned hlm.
4 DlScorEEr IN DRESHAM.-The Brerham
RGngfr, os1he 10th inst, says:
fcw davs since, several negroes were mr.
| rested on Mill Creek, in this county, who ac.
knnwiedSel u their having poison given thtln
| by " l,;tc men, for the purpose of poisoning
their owuers and fu1nilits, and that tile day of
| election was tue time fixed for general insur.
rectiou. They also implicated some negroes
| ubout town as being concerned in the murder
OILS plot.
TRouBLE IN TENNESSEE CoIoSr.-The Fair
field Pioneer, Of tie t.h inst, has the follow
| ing:
Mr.. league. a printer in our Office, has jus.
| arrived from Tennessee Cnoay, Anderson
county, and brings the news that he Witnessed
the banging of two white men in that place
Sunday, the 9Th inst, who wero proven to be
guilty OF melting insurrt ctou among the slares
of 1llat neiyhborhood. Their names were An
thony w rick, sud his cousin, Afford Cable.
They were engaged ncur the Colony Ut their
t1ades Of wagon making and blAcks1nilhing,
where tic7 hare been living for three or four
years Wy5ick had been previously tuken Vi;
ior la,boiips and selling liquor 10 uegr es.
Negroes we're found in tho possession Of fire
arms and stryc'lniue, lurnished by these men.
ASoruEn EM1. .sAnr-The Houston TItgroph.
a. tlle II til lns'., says:
Uu Monday last, white man rode up to Mr
Dick lsrccd,nE's. rear Knuad Top, Ut noon, and
1iudley II ,>,:. ir' negro girl ut home, ques-
t,oael Er,' ae:'.:. 1nllaway horses, .&c., and
finally cskcd lar how she and the negroes were
satisfied. lie then went oil, and in fifteen .ntn-
utes after returned with three negroes, demand
ing something 10 eat. The woman gaze them
fluid. After cutting they broke open t trunk, III
search OF money. They then put Il shovel lull
Of fire in tie bed, end l:lt. Alter they were
gone, the negro woman cxtinguished the fire,
and then ran to the oyerseer's house, to tel
him wha. had happened. The affair caused Il
great deal Of excitement.
Evidence seems to b. accumulating, to show
some concert a1.ouga set Of desptradocs, in
deeds Of outrageous y.itauy.
ANOTHER GREAT F,nE-TLe Houston Ytie-
yr'th, of the lith, says:
We learn from gentleman who pnssed
through Henderson. III lluEk county, on iast
Monday morning, that the town ot Henderson
was set On iir% last Sunday night, the 5tl, inst,
und was almost entirtly consumed. Every
house On ihe square, except one, including ail
tie business houses in the place, WAS destroyed.
The people Of Henderson, our informant suTa
put no faith in the reported conspiracy, und
neglected TO appoiu: patrol or keep watch.
This lire was discovered on Sunday nsgut about
nine o'ctatk. No clue had been discovered to
tle I'erprlr81ors Of the deed.