, 1860-02-08
IL wuAr l. sl,p 70 BE ONE or rocE HEST EAI-EoArs'
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Tnr Tkorspuce OF Crlme.~JndEE Ma
ron,s ISut5 eerynuK SclAlD. 1fiIunc3f.

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In the Eyp. II Of Friday we published Under
the caption, '.l;on,ance Of Crime" an account
Of the arrest OF II celebrated forger. nan'ea
3a4nes Buchanan Cross, accompanied u soaeE
beautiful, elegant and accomplished lc!nasc. anu
q servant raa, 50 nearly white that the closest
scrutiny failed to detect African blond in bis
veins, The ne.ro whose name Is Robert baf-
hell, alias Snite, says ri;,sburg paper, was e.
:.arded US uwhite man at the hotel, as't: Il IVES
oulY after his arrcst that the proprietor dlscoE-
cred that the Individual on whom, he hal been
lavis!in. attentions for the pas: two weeks WAS
neither more Eor less than slave. His MASTER
treated hin, q. al times as his equal. They v's-
tied restaurants in company, playing o''.farus
together, arl associated at atl s.nts on tsfn.s
OF equality. This account has also appeared IN
the lREsS AMI TK1nrsE
I, nor ynu.ar; that tie co'orel man 80 Hat
terin:lr alluded tn is no other person than
"I}ob lurnell :" 50 wef!-knowu ii IFncabnr1 as
The fgrme- popular bar rteudera: the cAbeli and
Noryell House. The Lsnehburs liryi"tts' OF
Saturday says: .,..,,.
lie was purchased from hi. owner. William
II. BurweIl, Es.1, uf bedford comfy, by Cross,
who suiourret IN this city fer sl,yrt tine
during Tic summer Of lc3,'- lie represented
himself us New Orleans broker; sud he was
affected with tts, an! was anxlous tn purchase
Trustworthy and intelligent serrans vi" woulst
Lc viii. him Ut Ill tiu.es. Makia@ tie .'e'luan..
liking vers SOON sprung ur, aad before he ieft
lie purchased the pesro, ray'n, s1,6v" Tor p'n'.
| 4 draft, which WAS duiy huuored vi s3uls h.u>-
! North, WAS given for the amount. Soon after
Leaving, here, Bob says The party went 10 i'ar's'
where, after remaining eon,c time, he lost his
| owner. yays be seascheL iur hia, several tay i
but without SUCCESS. lie thsn went to tie
| American EMBASSY ut Paris, made . statement
| uf the facts in the case to Jnd.e Mason. our
Minister. aud finally prevailed gu the Judge to
| employ him Us servant III his family.
He remained with Judge Mason until the
/ death Of lilut gentleman; wrs with him whsil
he died, oseG his eyes anil sl.rous'ct Li:', and
returned with his 1cMIains to this country 4
tlay OK TWO nttcr his arrival ia New, 1urk city liz
accidentally met With his master. the two hein:;
| mutually pleased with the meeting Not long
afterwards Cross seat him tn Paris 90 business
| he remained there few weeks aud tllsE re-
tug1ed to this country He was in lsaly some
time. ard in the vicinity Of solferino when that
| celebrated battle was fought
On Thursday last EoU very unexpectedly
mu,'e his appearance in this city. The oG;sct oi
his visit at this time is to ssisc fe0, for "th
attorney from his owner, authorizing tiIn to
| make this arrangement. Tie written lnstrn
ment also directs that fifty dollars vt the inobcy
shall be banded to Bob, and the remainder se1l
[ to Cross, 1T Philadelphia-
When it was inti.ma1ed to BGb thai 3cst per
SONS would h. :f7a:,s 10 invest n:oueE lu y u1ar
rs white IS himself lie i: once :e,aars ed that liz
"considcred himself II gentleman, ant woult
remain the faithful slave Ct any one who woult
nav the desired sum y: money.
lie processes to have the mo$t nnboundt
confidence in the honor Of his master, as vel
IS l,s ability TO extricatc himself ;rum his pres
eut difficulties. lie says there exists no pfuc
to subs,aa,ia,e the charges ou which he WAS n
rested, anl that his Innocence will b: clearly 81
| tabIished. We are inclined to think that Bob il
singular in lis belief.
lob further says that ever since he lei
| has ueyer associated viii persons Of his Owl
race. Bob il decided character in Ills VA:
and We hope he may succeed in securing i goc'
| MASTER.