The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-04-30

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A. Ge mere qaeston Of emigration, there can Be 10
so1es hDk, bus thss = Of real cmigraasa pro-
psIy sosducssd vssAd D. beneficial V The Chnesa n
Scois ssnao net emisrsucn. when becomes nsrely
.ps Gyns Of voluntary episrAas work on humane
to VIII Is sas Ss..s out ne : -
sysen Of kidknappns, ipprkonuent and inunadaa(sa
'ess NV used 70 secure coolies for HavsnA
Fugitive Slave Rescue In Troy.
A0HNF0 IioHr WITH TIE oFFEcERs-RDoAf1u11
AND RBSCUR.
Yesterday afternoon the Of This city and wsse
Troy were made the scen's OF unexanplef exc1smcut.
For the hIst time snos The passage Of tie Fusvs 0svS
hw, IN attempt was made here 10 carry ~ proviiens
tween the ooers and the prisoners fsenSs - rmuh
OF mob NV and Tia hns rescus Of TIA fugitive or ety
va s, "S. mo MO, s..1d .a;s Of turmoil and p. s
excitement People did not think ass evening 70 III vho
sss dominated as = q rsssS.r As nc.s q -
merged IN the fugitive slave case, u which seems Ne
Cbsrks ks.. the fugitive. who w,s Tho osu,s az i. ~
excitement, was siAve on the plantation q " Hans
borough tn supspper counsI yirsinia, I'll Ne lea e
snos no came 70 sAndiske, IN thh county, AID
weeks ego apee shs. Hms hs has bssn snpieysd =
coschman by uri Gilbert, Esq., Of This CITY, BE abost
e. ~ Ssss N
faithful servant -
At sapdlsfe, understand that Male was ofssa sssa
BY one H. =. Aver formerly connected wjlh o0e q The
papers Of this city, who communicated with hi rspuisa
owner In Virginia, and gave the Information that led 70
wrote letters for him, and thus obtained acquaintance
with his history. Mr. Hansborouyh sent On N agent,
Henry J. wal y whom the necessary papers wsFe got
Yesterday morning about eleven O'Clock, Charles Nae
sent procure bread for the family BY whom
be srrested by Deputy United States Marshal J. ".
Holmes, and immedstely taken before United Ststea
Commissioner Niles Beach The son OF Mr.. Gilbert.
thinking strange hat be old NOT come back sent 70 the
house OF VILLAIN Henry, on Division street, where
be r., boarded, and hs .bsresbouts Wa discovered.
prf The evidence OF AveriI and the agent Wa takens
and the Commissioner decided TO remand Naiio 70 vrg-
MA Inc necessary papers were made out and given %
By this time was two O'Clock and the fact began 70
Bescns ofce corner of STATE and First streets Peopo
IN knots OF ten twelve collected the entrance,
looking At Nale who could be at upper window.
william Henry, cn0red with whom Nallo boarded,
commenced talking from the curb in loud voice 70
the crowd. BE uttered such sentences ~, There
forth he going TO BE- taken down South and you
VIII AL bAve chance to zee him. He 70 - be taken V
Of those stairs and you viii have sight" na'nSsr a
women kept shouting, crying and BY cud sppesx ssc-
ing ne colored persons assembled.
SUI the crowd grew In numberp- Wagnux n&~ ~
'front.' Of the locality and were piled Wan sr~e s
AD alarm OF IRE was sounded, and hose carriages s~A~
cofeo again. and sept looking with expecsans eys a ns
WINDOW where the negro was visible. Aean~hile angry
and others favored Law and order Mr.. Brccxway,
lawyer had bis coat torn for expressing his sentiments,
ana other melfes kept the interest alive
All at once there wild huIIoa, and every eye Was
turned up to The legs and Fart of tho body Of the
prisoner protrudDg from the second story window at
Stout Drop oown an Sm 1 au aUss 's su
the attempt was fruitless one for somebody the Office
pulled Male back again, amid the shouts Of hundred
pair Of lungs The this time numbered nearly
Thousand persons Many OF them were black, and .
s fe o. sns smae sex Iasy osssea mp
suretpg % and fro.
Martin Townsend, Esq, who acted as counsel for tho
decision had been rendered. He Immediately went be-
fore Judge Could Of the Supreme Court and procured
diasely This given to Deputy Sheriff Nsthsnisl Up
ham, who at once proceeded 70 Commissioner BeanAs Of
eo vss
was evident they would have to pass through excl
ted un.sssonDg crowd Az coon a the ooers ana THAR
prisoner emerged rom the door, old negro Who had
been standing a the bottom Of the stass shouisd ssre
they come and the crowd made ieriinc rush n ma
From the office of Commissioners Beach, IN the Nusua1
Building to that Of Judge Could In Congress street, is
@ The emsrs.d cm *.
lice 9u!n. osoer Cleveland ana Deputy Holmes, The 4
prisoner seized him violently With the intention Of pull
Ing him away from the ocers but they foed and
Of Judge Goulds chambers, the surgsg ass. Ex-
scty what did In the crowd 10 impossible 70 say
On s q the sss
stern resistance from the conservators Of the NV In
front OF Judge Could: Office the combat Wa a. tx
height No stones other missiles used The bat-
Ne was fist TO hst We believe order was given 10
take the prisoner TO the court house. but the crowd
rush towards the vest p. First and River ssrs.is, =
far as Dock street All this time there continual
tIDbarn Wna aOfA n IN ia ~
taking Male before Judge Gould in accordance with tho
writ OF hsbess corpus. A number in the crowd wera
more or ess burt and wonder that these not
badly injured, ~ pistols drawn and chises used
The battle had ragged far the OF Dock and
1t last The officers completely worn ont with
their exerttons, and was npoesb1e TO continue their
friends rushed him down Dock street 70 the lower Jerry.
where there was ski lying ready to start The fugitive
was put IN the crrymsn ro~ed OF. and amid the shouts
carried II to Albany county. y
As the skif landed in West Troy negro sympathisee
waded up to The waist and pulled Nae out OF the boat
He went up the hill sobe however, and there Who should
be meet but constable Becker The latter official seeing ~
Imam ~e IN da na ,Ot n his s 70
Justice Scwar the second floor Of the building
near the ferry The Justice was absent
Nallo safely landed, was suggested that he might
be recaptnred. Then there was another rush made
sbou. four hundred persons and left as many more
few Of the latter being soused in their efforts TO get on
Inc boat On landing IN West Troy there, sure enough,
was the prisoner locked up in strong Office protected
BY Officers Becker, Brown and horizon, and the door
bsrrIcaded.
Not q moment was lost Up stairs went score o.
Of reeolute sn-the tping In" promscuously,
shouting and execratirg the officers Soon stone few
against the door-then another-and bang, bang went
of couple Of pistols, but the officers who fred them took
good care 10 aim pretty high Tho assalan forced
. retreat for moment They we got pistols" said oue
who caJesF" was the reply they can only XII DOZEN
Of on" More stones aud more pistol SHOES en-
sued At last the door was pulled open BY immense
negro, and In moment he felled by Ratchet h the
hands OF Deputy Sheriff Morrison; but the body Of tho
sllen blocked up the door that could mot be
shut N friend Of the pr.oner pulled him out Poor
ellow, he mieht weIl say, SAve from my friends
Amid The pulling and hauling the iron had cut his arms,
which bleeding prousely and be could hardly walk
,wing to fatigue
Personal Intelligence. r
Baron Vincent do Tuyn dc ecrooskcrken, chamberlain
the King Of Holland has just died at the Hague qu
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