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ALARMING RoT-Maryland RunGrcay Slares.
We learn from an extra of the Carlisle PA J
Herald, of the 18th u!imo, that the town was
thrown into great commotion and excitement, on
wednesday afternoon, by attempt on the part
Of large portion of the cOlored population to
rescue scvera' slaves VINO had been arrested as
fug'lves. The slaves Zone man. woman and
hIle grD were arrested in the morning. and in
tho afternoon taken before Judge Hepburn on a
writ of hnbeas corpus, which resulted in their be,
ing fully Identified as the property of Col. HoI.
Iingsworth and Mr.. Kennedy, of Hagerstown
Md. They were therefore remanded 10 the Gus.
tody Of their owners.


During the hearing large crowd of infuriated
coIored men nnd women gathered in and about
the cour! house. who evidenced by their violent
conduct disposition 10 rescue the fugitives by
force. An attempt was made first in the court
room, but quickly frustrated by the cons,abIes.


A second attempt was made as the slaves were
brought down from the court room 10 the car.
rIages, which resulted in serious riot.


The result was, that the woman and girl es.
capped, while the man was secured an take bac k
10 Mary land We regret 10 say that Mr.. henne.
dy. one of the owners, was very severely hurt
having been felled 10 the earth under succession
OF blows from stones and clubs, which compitely
disabled him. A boy in the street, by the name
OF Black, was also SO severely wounded in the
head by stone, that his life is endangered.