New-York tribune., 1879-11-04

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home
A cipher letter has wrought considerable
u,isch,c n Russian r6voia,:ona-y camp. Ttere
womania prsou IN s.. Petersburg charged with being
m9lca.e' in the attempt ~ the life of Gcncre Ne
yrr,zsf she had heen informed cha, two ~ the others
who wouli guard in her prison certain div.
named Guiea'o and schEsfenserg might be trusted to
receive aad forward information respecting the treat
,pent OF eer Nhilist fellow prisoners The letter
veving 10 hcr tElS info NATION in cipher aud vas
rarrcssly silld by Nal aolskja h~r cell. Il was
fennd By some n the authorities and they bccam.
aware 81 The existence OF plot to release all the prs
aners. whch the conspir'oS were 70 have The assist
OF the officers above uaBed these men were iir-
aiey Az, st,G. AT Schar.cnbergs TIE 60
number of medical students we're found and ths led
TO iDeir arrrss.
j. I. Butler, of Hamburg, ;. c., recently
took psius 10 assure TRIRUSE reporter shst there
never havr been any bioodhoun's ID souil Carolina.
This ocaTaten has fallen under the eyes Of the Cap
tain Of COmptny X S5t PeuuSy Volunteer. ana
excited mis- vr.U0ms indignation he relates IN The
P,fs6urg Commercial Ga-efte The following Incident:
"Durng night OF July 27 1861. whilc several bun
dred Of my brother officers wero being transported
from Macon. Ca. cha lcsjon :. C., 10y rail,
Cantam Kellogg, cf Wisconsin. Ensign StOner, OF
New-Yofk. Ensign Smitn, of Washington,
Lieutenant L. p Brooks o. Washington. Paymaster
Hilugs, tho United States Nayy and Isysc jumpg
from a and escaped 10 the swaInr, through wicl
hardly thought alligator COvid have followed Us.
Late IN the afternoon Of the day, however
heard the deep eaying OF the dogs and we were
surrounded with dogs which held hay with stout
clubs unt1 The hcEdsh hunters lad called them OF
Our two inhuman captors heavily armed with
aoubbar-eied shOtguns and revoivers. Before start
ing weary march back 10 that dread imprisou-
ment this Mr. Butler took occasion say 'Its GOOD
thing for youNo.s that cach-d1gs gave out bali
Tne back here. for reckon they'd torcd youWHs up
fore got thar The dogs that reeaptured us
looked Ike and about the size Of. common fox
bounds. Butter said they mixture between the
foxhound and the Beagle dog, hut that the large,
brutlsi cuich-d0gs cross between the f South
American bloodhound ana the bulldog. He said they
usually kept them tied with ropes 20 the
horns Of ther saddles. and turned them ioose
whom tnei- victims were hunted down. ami
more pdriicuiariy when rhey wanted 70 see II
ID u,.err He Also sn'c mat ne kept Two
large prck. these same dogs win fite numher of
catch dogs bloodAounds. at hiinnuTR wllch Ne
prsonrrs aad runaway niggerS. saw captain Holmes,
Of g. l. uis. no prisoner OF Wtr at Macon Ca, I'D
Julv Sd4 who had been fearfully maugled ana torn
BY a catch dog Alabama Whlle ne was Trying 10
escape. / frequently saw twO large South American
bloodhnunds outside OF the s-ccsake at Macon. At
ADcersOnviC they had a large pack OF hoodhounds-"
Wherefore captain 10 De Justified IA telling
the representative OF Tie Butler family That nc