Staunton Spectator, And General Advertiser

Lyman Rathbun.—The Commercial Advertiser says, a letter has been received at Albany, from Mr. Levi White, of that city, one of Lyman Rathbun's bail, announcing the seizure of nine trunks containing the baggage of the runaway, (as supposed,) at Louisville, Ky. Mr. White happened to be at Louisville, when the information of Rathbun's escape reached that place, and immediately took measures to intercept him. They were not successful, but the capture of his trunks may perhaps be advantageous to his creditors. An attachment was issued against them by the chancellor of Kentucky, under which they were to be sold in a few days, and would then be broken open. Rathbun himself has been traced to New Orleans. His trunks were found in the possession of Col. C. G. Ferris, of the Texan army.