Arkansas true Democrat., 1860-11-24
From the Chicago Times. Another Negro Excitement-Arrest and Rescue of a Fugitive Slave.

Some days since, a warrant was issued by commissioner Corneau, of Springfield. for the arrest of two fugitive slaves, which escaped from their master, Nuechel, of Nebraska city. The slaves, both females, were traced to this city. Hither dupty marshal, armed with. the warrants in due form of law, came in quest of them. He was also, as we are informed, accompanied by the master of the negroes, who came for the purpose of identifying them. One was found in negro house of ill fame, some where in the neighborhood of the armory, and was last evening arrested by the depu ty marshal.
 The arrest was of course signal for the rising of the republicans and their negro allies to rescue the fugitive. Scarcely had the marshal left the house in question with his prisoner, than he was surrounded by mob of negroes and whites, fmiously cla- moring for the liberation of the slave and for vengeance upon the "kidnappers. .'- "Can't take no collo'd pusson out dis yer thirsty looking darkey, and .No, indeed! that you can't" wa the significant response of well known supporter of old Abe, who expects to be deputy under the next U. $. marshal for this district. Whar- whal's de mayor gone?" cried another darkey, rushing through the crowd in breathless excitement-" Ps been to his of flee and can't fine him." Let's take the woman away?'-" Down with the kid nappers''-" Kill the d-d scoundrelsp' and other expressions of similarly amiable tone were hoard from the lips of the white republicans in the crowd
 The deputy who made the arrest appeared to be man of great resolution, and showed no disposition to let the rescurers take the Pr,So2neT, away from m him; But m the he latter negro at any and all hazards. The crowd every moment increased until two or three thousand people surrounded the prisoner, the marshal and the owner of the slave. They were in the vicinity of the armory, and the policemen hearing the noise came running to the spot. The republicans inn mediatcly called upon the police to arrest the "kidnappcrs." A rush was made for them; they were arrested, and, together with the negro, were locked up in the caa- boose The latter is, no doubt, this morn ing far on her way towards Canada, via the underground railroad.
 F. S.-10 o'clock, F. M.-The negro has just been rescued by the mob To avoid breaking down the armory, person named Jenks, one of the republican Wide Awakes, was procured to swear out war rant before Justice DIV of, charging the negro with resisting an officer. George Anderson, republican deputy sheriff, was deputed to execute the warrant. The pc lice were sent away from the armory on pretended errand to another part of the city. Anderson appeared at the armory with the warrant. The negro was at once let out, and was taken by the mob, amid the most demon-like yels, the firing of pis- tols, etc. The warrant issued by Justice D'Wolf was of course mere pretext to get the negro out oi the lock up by show of legality. The republicans did not like to pull down the building so soon after the election of old Abe But their proceedings last night furnish the first practical com mentary on the result of the late election It Is the beginning of the end