New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-04-09
ATTEMPTED KIDNAPPING IN WASHING
ruc kInNArrERs cAuGmr AID IOcKED uP.

4th P,unsylvsn'a Cavalry, On the Seventh street
road, be- ond the Park Hotel. were scere- OF TIE
wilieft excitCm n, caueed by IA htteI 70 Oh tbe
par, of two county constab,es named John II. Ni'o
latc lailur) aud Ch.s. hcmheH, 10 aucet II tree
Lcgro man on suspicion OF Celng runaway slave.
he colorod man whose ar.est was ATTEMPTED -
named Edward SAN. lie IS "a native Of ne Is,aLG
VI Trinidad, pad has free raTert, Whfh "Ie ceEilieu
70 by The United States consul 1t that port, and a!o
~ The British consul in this city. We pad vsi'
10 both Of the camps yesterday, and Cleaned re ioi'
OWN. particulars o. tie a!.ii.:
Early on Saturday afternoon q tack coriainios
three ersJos seen 10 stop IA TIE Seventh street
road, about half mile beyond the Park Hotel. AZ
,iat point ole Of ia. men a. former sergeant Of me
Uh New-Toik Cavalry cot out and stood III tnJ
road. The h8cl- passed ON q short distance ana
stoned again in front OF The camp Of tie Hh New
AO'E. 1ne two men iuere gOs OF, ana ~ gwen
signal froutle p0dier aaldllg ~ the road, pounced
Upon and seized & ia go man VINO war Withlh the
lines Tie man arrested inquired tAe reason 81 sucn
proceeding, when he was lOiofned by one vi the
kiaraplcrs that tLoy were going TO take BIN TO ~,
master, he was runaway slave. lie e0lortu
uau toll them that 10 iLd 10 ina,er tht be was az
tree ~ hey were aud ihat no had his free papers,
which bee offered TO produce II they would release
him int give BIN the 10 20 G!er them. tLls the
klrnuf err refused % 90, md began - dag man %
The back The col9rcd man az TIC while ploIes, r
that he vas zee sud crying lnst.iy for help ING
cflse Gtirac ct The lp NIXON 81 a felsnci idhen
Miclaci .aey, u member ol Company II ith Penn
sylgaLii Cavalry. IA squad o. whom wcic engaged
IL e. riding tole GoyernueaI property near .ny
WHO rushed % his rescue tad demanded oil the BID
uagpers fio cauEc q. tie col red lnan = arrest.
lie uas told ~ K,n4Jlc tnat tie nan was lis
! We ald hat hc bad cole 10 take hm into custody.
lie s.itirel WHO knew the coloIei man 10 be free,
toll. .n ,Ia- !! iLef ga not rele.-e hD IN media ely,
be- would ral teen through Win us aAler, 30 the
sHmc tirie drawing Ais weapon. The AI.nurpero
CID p0, Lad D. lreat, AID again attempted 70 nag
a,ir ,ici.m 10 tie cAgrase but were son stopped
hf iiC colder, VIC maze /. ~ uhi 40 ona VI iheh
with his ftbcf. Nise a-Aed tie colder a. he hiew
What be W..o sb0 :. md Il bee intended TO lace .uA-
r.f b,'e.,en them ard tie law, 70 y hicn DO replied
.hat no would placo hims. Ii between iAen and L-i
sooner th.o tat they should carry OF - nee MAJ
mo slavery. The hdnap cir prp.cssed 70 have az
order iiom Pro, ost-ilarsll Porter giving them err
Lirsion 90 scasch ary Of tAe camps "Fo IA tAe 81
iCF runaN'ays, Niiclj upon UtiIB a'htn 40 eAA1V'i
they cOud lot 10.
ljy ui, tine laTg, crowd II foiiiers from the
surrounding camps nd collected ofoulc the hid
u4rpers, VINO got into the crii go and ordered The
dI!,tr 10 t-se them into ,J"n N0wmS V,n.eanre
aain.t thc utinel, who bad ilte.icscd WIN them
while ir dis,har.e 81 their afty.' TIE sc .inel
who was nat 10 ie t4mhoosi.d ~ @ 10 way, how
ever, ~ 'ercd the diver 70 bar, o1d the " KIDD 10
c.t o.t ll tle carnage and accompany him 10 hl-
,olo1t. teTt. lie ttso men rCiuflug 20 acledc 10
re modes, r.qutst Of the sentinel. b, drew BIZ psto
Will 0Le tand, end, With The o,fer, jlfaed them ont
o. .hc Vehicle, threatening, i Trey Mnte The least
Resistance. 10 blow ihclf brains on. Ills pi0c'el-
ng nad Tue effect Of pesltci. the gallant ' kids
tlt 20 was tost ii them 20 obey TIE sHt'lGl COM
mand, aud o. follow BIN - tie oOiOreir tent.
Tie GO vi ~ tbs time bad further increased, ard
or tie men weic isAcn isom Tie carriage scene u
u., oilig-f tXct,l eat eLsu-d FROM tie tbrOAts o
between JJ' snd 40 eniteed men came loni ee-
unnds II "Urng the ID kiduapp.rsl' " Ran
them fhrOugb 10" " Shoot tho uieres-catcbeisi 10
D ono then to DEATH acct Iopei and like
cries ye.y unpleasant to Iuen ID The position VI he
" Kids" II VIZ with great dillcu ~ that he oil
cege q! tie Iia New York could prevent their men
from ex eating summary vengeance gpOn The cous'a
bies, WHO were beng conveyed 10 tic camp o. TIE
4lh Pcnnsy istLia, about hui tred bey0nl that
OF Che I'm New-lOr, Arriving az The camp Of The
itb, tho KIDS we're ken before Co. CLlis, who,
alrr healils the eyi ,nce, ordered them 10 be -en
into town ~ tie Provost MARSHALL Office. They
were each g. ait'oly placed ui0a g. charger ami
under tic Cseor' cf about doom mounted mel, pro-
cetfcd On the. Journey townwarfs. TIC IS. cft
was ac, CnriLlei BY Vlartcfnnster Ll,. md Cap.
{. -. Kost,.u eli Tue lth Ncw-loIk 'airy.
Tie c.UrCc Igs. dD~n fc.,uth street, followed
un'ii leiJW ITO Park Hotel by au immense crowd,
who KEPT Upa communal hooiug AMI ociin'. utter
s,ef,ro wi DO threats OF lyntling. which scared
lLo pOyl KIDS ftat they were gGls with fear each
of she. nos and thn tuning BIS bead around 10 rec
if ther vas any immediate prospect Cd. tho thiea's
heinz pvt INTO execution. AH tie party proceeded
t.u Elttler dong Seventh street, the boys, ~ iug
ga something was bose De- fau to follow, and By
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Office, ihe corner of Nineteenth and streets, Two
or three bGuIici boys bad collected around, some
shouting with al their mig. " Sc e.siOn Niger
thieves " k.duappcrs " " Nig.or steacrB '
" Got you iil- iue, old fellows " How do yol
Ike nj, s,r stealing Low % aud -'mar cIcs.
Attic rrovo-,-Marshals Office the aids " were
ordered 20 dsuolHt, and were then taken before
Gca. Wads" orth, who asked them ~ show linn tho
warrant upon Which they attempted 10 arrest the
co.ored mhn. icy iniot.oed him tha they mad no
warrant nni did not used any - arrest slave, or
even "a buppooed runaway. Their explanation, how
ever, du uOt suit the General. who ordered them To-
the Central Guariilouse, there 30 DO confined INT
further oxainilalio eau be had.
They were ihen pdia AIDED down to the Guapliion se,
where they ili are aud where we Lope and trlst
they may remain until they ure en- rely cured of
their nHia for alealng negroes on suspicion Of be-
H. rluaWaye.
The man who gave The Cons,nbles information
that q runaway slave WAS ~ the camp Of g 1th
New-lo FORK Cavalry is DumeG Albert *. Mcauray,
II Laus ng, urg, y. !. lie was formerly q Sergeant
IN that corIs. but w.v degraded from lis rank and
di,mlssed from the regiment on account of eiOsH ma
conduct. We weio informed by numher u officers
Of tie regiment that through Information derived
from Inn three Scr colored inca have been arrest
"a ana carried N from tie camp sus IciOn OF be-
ing slaves, and since then no things huye been
celycd OF hem. We sre requested 10 stare By the
officers ard men of the .ment thar be ID uniyef-
,ali hated and desl sed b. tho whole corps.
The negro mun who,c arrest was attempted IL en-
gagged as cook 10 the Adjutant Of The regiment aud
wab previously employed us Ulcers servant In the
4tn Penny lyaIa Cavalry, which regiment no lelt
to Join toe 1th New-ioak. lie SCENE % he q very
intelligent man, and is universally esteemed 10y all
who knew him ia both regiments. iie says that he
was born md raised in Trinidad, aud has always
hecl. free mgn. He j. consequently q Brtish eul-
jyol. n was thought by one Of tho Captains Of the
7th from the State OF Nov York. Tho officers Of
both regiments express themselves determined 10
ir.at nAL lLe whole tranal.llul--oiher perrons