New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-12-29

A WHITE CHltD KIDNAPPED FROM Nsw-YoRx TO
BIZ SOLD INTO SLAyERY.-We find the following state
ment in The Natehes (hiss Free Trader Of the lob
inst:
Zone day lat week gentleman Of this cty haileS
an up country boat, the Cora Anderson, ~ she was
passing Greenyille, Miss, whittier he had gone ON
way, onr hatcher friend observed pensiye looking
little gill; aged abost or 10 years, whose black hslr
and yellownh brown skin would indicate that she waA
a mnla,to. There was something about her that m
terested him. and be inquired OF the captain concern
ing her. He was informed that she was slave be-
longing TO a board whom the captain pointed
ont, who said he was taking her 70 New-Osleans 70
cell her, 10 having bought her for $l60 in north
ern Missouri, on the border. Our NatcheL friend eyed
the little gl and Il border man closely 70 attract
the attention of the latter, with whom be wae econ
engaged in Conversation concerning the child, inter
rosating him in such manner "a 70 ehdt aDssTer
not always agreeing With previous statements,
and evidently alarming him. This was sur,
pi,ious. 1hs little girl was taken aside and
s0sniLtd She said she was orphan, and bad been
taken from an asy lum in SewYork by this man. thst
her hair was light and her complexion brunette; thst
this man told her he was going 70 the South with be
where, MS bis adop'ed child, she would have good
lone that black air preferred in the South, and
yretier than hers and that he had taken her 10 bar
Ter and had Ler hair dyed black. He also told her
that II she would allow him 10 pu. some yellow dye
her skin, her complexion would become much winter
in few days, and that be had pat the stain On
bearing tDtte WIS cflfRe o.
by the captain and potash, soap, and water being sp
Piled, the dyes taken off, and the light hair sDd
light complexion brought 10 Iight. The pretended
narter was seized by the excited passenger wAG
were about 10 deal with him summsrly, but il Was
finally arranged TO lock i'm up In sste-room until
the boat shond land In the meantime, the boat had
parsed 81. joseph, and when few miles below hat
town rSuDded TO take wood. At this point how or
in what manner is not known, the ruaan escaped from
the boat, l.aying his baggage behind. The girl was
taken by the captain OF the boat 10 New Orcans and
placed in one Of the Orphan Asylums Of that city,
TIE MAcKYREL FIsHERr.--The maeksrel 6ehery
Of Cohasset has closed for the season pilnx the
wharves with tiers OF barrels Of that flesh. One Of
the fleet, tie Harriet Torrey retreats 10 her moonngs
proudly bearing The banner Of high boat Of Cohas-
aet, and probably Of Massachusetts bay. She has
landed 500 bbs, and il is also claimed for her "high
line" William Berdi,k, of Co. "tbe championship Of
tte bay, has caught i37 barrels with his own hook
which i'll clear above all expenses the snug sum Of
35ta We should like 10 hear from either Of The capes
OF any Letter fishing than that. Tho hect have all
done well, while some Of them have made the best
voyages ever brought between TIE rocks, the shore
fleet were returning with rather mea9er fres with the
excel ton OF one or two. Seituate Herald
MICRO SoLD Isro SLAVERY IN NEBRAsKA-fbe
Democrats have raid that Slavery cannot exist In this
Territory; but, orly few days since, old negro
nan was cold on tie auction block at Nebraska CITY,
under an attachment Issued by the District Court 70
setisfya debt incurred by lis owner, Judge Holly,
who Is now at tie mines in Western Kansas Theoh
man was from his aged wife and taken into Ms
souri 10 be again sold and taken off 10 some Southern
plantation. ''s'i''"
SUICIDE OF CoSsuxprvE. = Daniel Duncan, a
son eoa suicide Thursday night by evening sn ssr
Ia bis am 1he dec~ss-d had long saferins om dse
Coroner Oketts held an Inquest the bVdy, when verdict "
sdciSs nss FeHaesss-