New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-12-10
EXCITEMENT IN NEw-ORLEANs.
80. ~ ~. OlLeans DeLta. Not. 5O.


Yesterday Morning tie Mayor was Informed by two
" our citizens Of the fact that weltknown person
age named Arthur Robinson, was bandyng about very
obnoxious sentiments III tine shape OF his AntloaVey
olil dilgustiDg 10 tbOee win whom be conversed
aud dangerous TO the community and TO himself IN
there ie eirb times. He came from Ireland to New
York in le54, and arrived In New-Orleans In $780,
since Itch lie worked 90 COM 0slOr III me OFeaEt1H
office and was lately foreman In the The True Ild-
q,ss Office He has always taken pans to AR his
AbOlitiOnifm on every OCCASION and was considered
by most Of those who knew Lin TO be dangerous aad
sl iOus fellow, particularly from his pretenslOhs 10
,anttmOIiOusness. In rsI Ouse TO the Mayors qucs-
toBe be admitted having cUnyesed with free negroes
IN the SUBJECT of AboioLisw, but refused 10 state
Wheeler lie had talked with slaves tine same sub
e1t though lie did not deny having done so. lie was
con nieG for exam nation before the Recorder and
as be may osCaIe the law, 1t Is more than likely be
will be escorted out OF tue city by some OF our en-
zeus who think that the ea,st, II he was perfectly
conscientious IN deuOunCng SouherneTs and trying 10
aH,nate tie obecien feeling OF their slaves he must
have been very INSCRIPTIONS dunng four years 10 be
living upon item.
We understand that Robinson claimed and received
che protection Of the British Consul at this port.
Tie same morning Messrs Berrean d Smith Of Pass
Christian yiitd tie Mayor, with the following letter
Thomas Guy having been convicted being sbotion
by tho citizens Of Pass hristAu aud by them
tcd 90 be aiI Oft,d TO tlee state he No" m tie hands
sfMessrs r. beueuD sud l. D. smith with in-iruclus 20
STATE Do has BEEN provided Wih shcieni mean, 70 deey h
= ours respectfully, F. b. HERN,
"Chairinsn Vigilance Committee"
The Mayor delegated one Of his officers to see this
man and Liz fan lily aboard Of steamboat, upon which
be was slipped 10 Cairo, of Abe Lincoln. Inere
n strong Southern feeling aroused IN New-OIielns
al last aid aJOliliUniss will learn whether or not
they continue TO disseminate their ucendiary doc
EIiDes and tamIer with negro population with that
jmpuIiiy they have heretofore enjoyed through the In
ertness or igIor7noe OF our citizens.
From The New Orleans Delta, Dec. l.
Arthur Robinson Was before Recorder Emerson yes-
terdsy on the charge OF eiing with slaves and
circulating incenCiary documents. lie subscribed TO
Nm. LlOyd GaIIsOn's BostOa LiberaJr and other
vile fLClliOn trlei, ana Their cWls lenty Of proof
ready agiusl him. but be- sent down 70 the parish
tIisCn ~ aW ait examination on the 18th OF Deem
ter. lie bas not ClsiiIed British protection, "a was
stated Hauis was brought before the Recorder; bu'
aeit was understood thai writ Of babeds corpus had
&en AZ rlied for IN II bclaH IS be eeryed upon the
&ayor aud CLiei, Uanis NEs returned 70 bis CELL 10
D. Lold by those fuucouaies. Another Abolition case
aAne on M Xpeclooy OF ne suit Of another Harls,
an e. neor. Of eteauboa at The landing agaiLs,
Pete Brown, mate II the bolt charging him WIN
threats agi in,t liz hle 4, appeared that Brown had
b, en- c.,,ted .os limo AGO in Cincinnati with some
OF III irps OF tie underground railroad, and fearing
nat Hrr7is had told or would u, the tact against bin,
h Threatened biz life in be event Of ~ dong. The
ttfe WAS charged but az Brown was leaving court
lie ,yas arrested aud brou.L beiore tlle Mayor VINO
eh,c iin zone XII d iatheaI aGNIe about 40, remain
NJ many hours Ia N,w-O Orleans, ! 81 our climate
should move doIimental 10 hs 4elll - &C. Drown
took the Lint, and is sals 10 have slipped