,y.-We are informed by Mr.. Fulle
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MELANCHOLY We are informed by Mr. Fuller,
one Of the Canton stage drivers, that on Tuesday
last three young named Prior, residents of Pier
popt started hunt for deer and after having killed
one started in pursuit of snotter, which they followed
without success till nearly night when they abandoned
the returned to the spot where they killed the


s which they secured and then started for home The
storm raging with great intensity, their progress
alike impeded from wearness arising from the chase OF
the day and from the snow, which by this time had fallen
considerable depth At length one OF the brothers
halted and sat down to being urged by his
theirs to give out but to follow on declared he could
not The other two brothers continued their march
awhile, when second one sat down, overcome with
fatigue The remaining brother increased his exertons
to reach home which he at length gained although com.
pleely exhausted then sent back to lend


sance to the two young left behind and after much
search the last who gave ont found stretched
full length with his faithful dog resting his body He
apparently chilled and had sunk into sleep, and Of
orts made to arouse him by rubbing his arms legs
and body but without avail He expired in short time
Search then made for the remaining brother, but
proved ruess had al subsequent efforts down the
time OF the from that town, the unpara
eled depth Of the rendering the search painfully
uncertain and Slows. laurence Republican


SLAVE CAsE.-Last week Judge Read, of the Su-
preme Court. issued writ OF hdbcas corpus, to
bring before him colored named Watson, claimed
as slave by Mr.. Hoppess. Of Arkansas.


The in its progress before Judge Read was Sc
verely contested by counsel the testimony and the
law The trial continued for several days. and oc
casoned some excitement On Tuesday the Judge gave
his opinion upon the law, deciding that slave be
brought into Ohio by his owner sent in on business
permitted to come, he is free from thenceiorh but
he be the Ohio river with his owner and from
the boat to the land without the knowledge per-
mission Of his owner he is fugitive from labor under
the constitution and laws Of the United States. and may
be re claimed az such


Aher giving this opinion upon the law, the Judge de-
csed that ne had no power under the act OF Congress
to hear the avdsnce erder determine the fact Of the
person Claimed as slave being SUCH or to issue war
rant authorizing the removal Of fugitive slave from the
State.


watson was then taken before Justice of the Peace
Iayiora warrant issued for his removal by the claim


There was an attempt rescue Watson on his way
The Justice, by some coored people, and something Of
hight between them and he constabes 'ensued, in which
pistols and knives were used but believe no one was
seriously injured Cincinnati Gar Fec Is.