From the New Orleans Commercial Times.
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CASE FOR THE TR1BUNE-N. Carolina
Standard. The editor of this paper calls for in
formation regarding the fate of Hlliard Evans, a
free boy of color, stolen some time ago from that
State, by VIM. R. Boswell. Boswell was arrest
cd by Capt Winter, of the Second Municipality
Police, on the charge of kidnapping Evans, and
offering to sell him here for $500. He was sent
to the Criminal Court, and the boy detained to
bear witness against him. Boswells friends,
however, as we are requested to state by Capt.
Winter, procured free man of color TO bail the
prisoner in the sum of $500; the man of color
swearing he was worth that sum; $50 was pre-
sentcd to the baior, for his services, and Boswell
was liberated. lie is now fugitive from justice,
and the bailor, it appears, is mere man of straw
HiIliard Evans will now be forwarded to his
home by the first convenient opportunity that Of
frrs. Capt. Winter has more than once written
to his friends. Every care has been taken of the
lad.


We trust that the above case will be duly no.
ticed by certain persons at the North, who are so
fond of denouncing the South for its indifference
to the rights of the poor negro.