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ABOLITION Row.--There was considerable of m Abolition lracas at Madison, Indiana, on Friday ! morning, 25lh April. The circumstances, we learn from the clerk of the Importer, these : Some tune since free mualto stole several negroes from iiarrodsburg, in Kentucky. an carried them To In- dIana On d demand from the Governor of Ken lucky upon the Governor of Indiana to deliver the kidnapper to the authorities of Kentucky, Gov. Whltconb issued a warrant for his arrest. He was accordingly arrested by the sheriff of Jefferson coun- ty, Indiana, and delivered to Mir. Blackstone, an of- fcer from Kentucky, who took him on board ihe In- porter, at Madison, for the purpose of bringing him tn Louisville While the Importer was lying at that place. the Abolitionists managed to have writ of hibeas corpus issued to bring him before court - The sheriff sent three olhs deputies on board with the writ, who were abont breaking the door of ,he state room open, which Mir. Blackstone and the ne- gro occupied, when Ihe captain oi the boat told them moi to do it. Mir Blackstone then opened the door, holding cadea pistol in each hand; and told tie deputies that if they wanted To take the prison. CT, they must take him over his dead hody The deputies seeing Mr. Blackstone determined, desist. ed, and rI, prisoner was brought 10 Louisville on Friday evening, and lodged in jail.-l -lLouisyille ] IIrnal