Evening Star Newspaper, October 25, 1859, Page 2

aR pA ‘The Intelligencer publishes Judge Black steregaiipestomepvene —_—— oe WASHINGTUN NEWS AND GO Ossawatzamit Brown's Pirans. columa the reader will ind the-ptth of vo ef the Se Po O left to be in panei. Teeasure to imagined. Thet Joshua R. is implicated in it we have : L fits : ee at f f | a aii} qlee BEE his prin- teference $6 insurrections being in fact with these of Giddings. it is no improbable that a conflict of jurisdiction the General Government and Ohio, if non-slaveholding States, may grow out as it is very certain that any and all implicated as accessories by the tes- HH & § b Pollett, of Lansingburg; has been con- United District Court, in ses- sion at Albany, New ‘ork, of forging bounty land —: and sentenced to five years imprisonment the re Tus Taxine oF ra Censvs.—The statement take the census was to be announced in a few days, having beém copied into our columns from », first artillery, at Fort Laramic, Ne. Sept. 26, 1859, ——_o—___ Naval txrecuicexce.—Lieut. N. P. Harrison has been ordered to the Navy Yard at Philadel- phia. ‘Third Assistant Engineer Frederick N. Brown has resigned. Tas W2at722.—The neg" report of the morning is made from the Morse Hy Hi Ha y oe Gil i : i EEE ; t tt a & se : oo . this morning publishes a souiucel eeananwng the complicity of Earnie reseed agai os. of y to cues i A ft olla ‘$180 ow band, but am reingumamy ay © te : i Ht £ Sept. 4. Dear Siz: Yours came to hand last — One hand (Anderson) left bere tast night, and he will be found an éfficient hand. Richardson is anxious to beat work as 2 missionary to bring aires te por oy ince. — will start ina abe pb * follow immedi after, wi im. Eats laborers may be looked for shortly. ‘‘Slow, * it sure.”? Alexander received yours; so yon see all commn- nications have come to hand so far, Alex is not coming up the work as he should; f fear he will be found unreliable in the end. Dull times affect missionary matters here more than anything else; however, a few active laborers may be looked for as a — bred of congregation num Tore than ai cae manera ood revival be = our few will be ing strength to good work. » Tod. B., Ip Yours, 2. M. B. Wrst Anpoyrr, Ashtabula Co., Ohio, i ‘Tuesday Sept. 27,4869. iz: I have just recetyed friend ber; with one fron you, and A JImuch regret our not send me any means, as I shall make no effort to raise anything in that way through the public to meet my private expenses. 1 never hace done so, and J cannot now begin. Since I became aware that you intended opening the mines before spring, 1 have spared no pains, and have strained every nerve to get hands forward in season. I do not, therefore, feel to biame for any error in respect to time. | had tefore never heard anything else than that the spring was the favorable time, unless wntontrollable circumstances should otherwise compel. At this distance | am not prepaged to j ; Dut take it for granted that wie, or perl % sessecity, dictates =e change programme. Immediately on rece! of your urgent communications, # Le} copies where they would be most lik anything, and have ‘devoted. and am ing, my whole time 10 forming associations for the purpose of niding. There will bea sakes the stockholders at my house this —_ a distinguished gentieman from New Hampehire, who is anxious to lavest, will also be present. E. A. F., at Lindenville, has received a letter from F. P., who started for Pike’s Peak. He is now at Ossawatomies, ‘‘strapt’? and low spirit- ed, yet I believe at work in a grist-mill Gases stal! send you a copy of his letter, and write him now or it sty it will be impossi. ble for me to remain hele when you are actually realizing your brightest 3 Wen te and tn ‘ait ‘otner places, T have at ail times all hands togo on at once, since necessity might render their tive want, ii haste. Yours, as ever, Jon Suir. West Anpover, Ashtabula (ou) Satarday, Oct. 1, 1659. aipr gs iat Eine jpeg sate nd ours Oo} ber ve inj ay effort to raise stock, ad am succeeding well. ‘esterday 15 to J. M. B. of On ANOTHER HAND send again. Yester- Jefferson a “@TRAINING NERVE” IN FURTMERANCE OF OUR CAUSE. ) Isbere and actively working in be- of the Yoo will have ‘wil just as soon asI am * impede deli’ iF -abebenehadltngd WHERE Tam. Nothing new of special inter- All well. (ig haste,) Yours, CLEvztanp, (0. Frizxp Hxszix: ead opree letters “ aa Joun Sxitu. ‘ednes@ay, Oct. 5, 1859. night Mrs. S. handed. of September War Point they tOMBET YoU WiTHOUT FaiL. iH s | ) yours, —Dean utunost zi F undersigned fee] in: The importance that our CLass ENT! g Ee E fa: 5 i i your ‘ABSENCE on “ 3 RB SARE RETURN to Amwer ru to John Henrie, Ksq., ) Pa., ‘§ Wee ready to make a aot ie ve now quite a number INTELLIGENT representati f our number are Teady to go I 5 ee 2 Case's win: Carlidle, Cam! : Ra ac RE - |, County, Pa, Larrex rrow Sexat Eaitor of the Constitution: . that the Fe gi uli i RE of Hf i : i | F i il i j i { it FFs tlie TA if ‘ ~~ 4 eel 7% sinoatece "| Jeshen tmplicated im the Ovea- armed in the st adherent or sympathizer after inquiry and learn that reat a "The ut larm and terror, and. only refuge ee ee with Brown tek ware nat weed frm forories este Ua einen ard stons were that it required wale to Fesch to rection in the sla’ u gf Bit ammunition, to have in the hands of each of at two thousand men. The arms can never be ried off in great num’ in by the citt: pikes or Insices, composed of a steel blade sharp- berets the point OSS Pe ove ad or el aches ing from an inch or Inch and a half tothe polst ttningiy and sseurely fixed on uniform len handles five or six feet fa ee most effective arm for bands un Skilled in military weapons—leaving no doubt for whom they were destined. The whole mili! uipment possessed by Brown, and seized is capture, could not have cost leas that $10,000, consisting, amon; other things, of some. two hundred Sbarpe’s ri with a number of six-shooter pistols, contained in the manufacturer's boxes, and wet yet weed, & pro- portionate supply of fixed ammunition for the rifles, with caps, &c., in the original boxes, hos- pital stores, pick-axes, and shovela, unstained with use, and a large box containing ten kegs of er. A grave inquiry remains, which will be dili- gently, and, 1 trnst anccessfully, prosecuted to vacertain whence the funds were derived for this military expedition of outlaws azainst a State of the Union, and who they were aiding with money to furnish arms to such a leader for such a purpose, It remains only to add that, so far as can peas covered, not one of the nineteen e-¢ 1 not correctly ascertain the number killed—some ten or eleven it is known were killed—some were shot in attempting to escape across the river, and their bodies not recovered; five only were captured alive, amongst them their leader, Brown; two of the five are negroes; one, a mulatto, re; that he came from Ohio to join this expedition; the other, a black, says that he came from Hafrisburg, Pa., with the like purpose; both allege that they rown 2s to the objects of the - 1 cou! ot aslave escaped or attemped to escape during the tumult. Of the few carried off by Cook across the river all escaped from him aud came safel back but one, who, it ap , was drown whilst crossing the river howeward bound. Very respectfully, yours, J.M. Mason. Sarma, near Winchester, Va., Oct. 21, 1859. Letrer rrom J. R. Gippines to “Onn Brown. The following letter (one of the many from the same source) from Joshua R. Giddings was found by Lieut. Kerchner, of the Baltimore Gi among some pa atthe house of Old Brown We learn that Licut. Kerchner is in ion of other im, it which it is his intention to forward To Gov. Wise, who, by the way, has for- warded a written req nest that parties in Balti- more having in thetr possession any documents or letters belonging to Brown, or which might serve to throw light upon the traitorous , may forward the same to him. The fullowiag is the note: Jerrenson, O,, May 26, 1959. My Dear Sir:—I shall be absent during néxt week, but hope to be at home during the summer Shall be happy to sce you at my house. ery tg 3 J.R. Gippixes. aq. To John Brown, Otp Brown “ Crucirr _— of the New York sensation preac! Sunday, instead of preaching Christ, poke Brown as crucified. ‘At the Ho; hapel, Rev. George F. Noyes held forth on ‘ Phe irrepreesivic confiict between freedom and slavery,’ and allu- sion was made to the same thing in sermons Rev. Mr. ——— and Ward ber, at 1 Captain Cook, of Harper's Ferry notorie: some six eave years ago resided in Philadel- phia, where, for nearly a year, he ‘held copy,” as the printers.call it, in the Ledger office. 'UPON BONDS OF \E WASHING- Bh Gas eR Co ANY safe ea Eo being jn sumsof five hun hy bio January 4 ‘ed doiiars eac! 1962, and bearii interest at rate pent and mile by RIGGS ma and oes ies suppii ‘airs, Di edding Dinners shortest notice and most ssomonts fara hy ” (Late of Butohors Genfeteaee Ba Sn 0613 3m SSG 4th street, between Gand’ Hy } ‘ + EDDING AND YISITING CARDS.—Thove DEMPSEY SO TUOLE's "betweon NITIAL DIES For Stamping Initials upon Pa- f ed to ord~ sah Seta DEMPSEY & O'TOOLE's, Engr: vers, enue COMPLETE ASSORTMENT oF s A basque Hose stee aoalities eof i to be found at DEMPSEY & LES, it En. ravers and Siationers. N EXSIBITION, At WHITE $78 ts, VIEWS token, Sregen, bake on had i _ Reliroad, inotuding the BRIDGE AND wee cone A EF* ®'S PERRY. 00 25 St* ECIAL NOTPICE, re«psei fall: ENTIO: on WEDNES! ing and running bask eo tive. (oe 25-2) JY MENSE STOCK ee DOE EN. et igkerine Ter, ieee makers, for sale very kers, second-hand yery ohea Pianos of <iisrpat gn S75 to 3) and | at $50. ma iam na| Bae ee i tnairiintonl ee Pulbd Diwatien ibe; Cota ebasme a Dat aR OHO ne Ip Baltic, the ly hours of the early 8 the Sth instant, arrived ase thai wil nat from aoe cw York yoerday Correspondence of The Brer. SELL ALES WHA ND Eranciace in 19 Nixte RAND a aa PRA Rr hand D ot infamous can- LA end former) are be- Qt» VIGILANT AGAIN: $a men cluding one of the overseer: | The j & ii i ii i F Sr ana ano! As |. ‘The sloop Preble sid oe eg tg igen was in on the ‘The frigate Saranac left Panama on the 6th, to Protect the transit. of The revolution in the State of Roll var attracted wane attention. Advices re] the national govern- ment declared in a state of x sud oners, and thet o ss position to prevent forces from descend: ver. cam fic "tad Bia ad aren fas peal ol than likel: , that the will an ar nagar ‘The British boundary treaty advance ai To 35 cout." Whheat har ad ced Valparaiso dats bad been received to the Jith | §"C° .0uF Feport o! Y, 3 00.5 cen! a ult, An en tion of 2,000 ‘men was 90 to 96 for white and yellow. 8. to chastise the I who were in entire possession of the Island. ‘orces to act ~ ae ~ apts sateersr cera 2 and ladies. “te . . Carpenter, He! POR THE UNireD: 4. T. Lamer. Grand As of the ee aaah Wanrrares 00 22K" kep’. A deen Cook, Star Office, 10 WwW ALEXANDRIA. = See ANTED-BOARP we. private family for a cen! his wi , Keleious Hee ted BI he ta NEW yorKs HINGTON pat LT OG we: Ey EPG ‘titel: “Kidras Bon Na. Beats ANTED—2 TAILORS to do fine work. | WE a eae ee f ver, was YOUNG LADY BAYING SOME EXPE here on A evocia srchous of Suainine a APC 1ON om to go to Warnes woman ferred. sey avenue, Capito! Hil SITUATIONS ale ee Alex p< o to Sanist the Morgan Continental Guards and the Morgan | $2 S2n" ngton for N 3 i 7 mn Riffemen, of Winchester, who left for the scene cea tl t Alexaod:ia at caseetiaaturrafigsneaea eased iuatee | anode accompanied byt Mayor on Man N. B.—In the event of the itv to | day, and did not return until Tuesday even) orvss the bar in cone quence of low water, ali goods sume letter says: “‘The negro man Hay ih So proen ly ightered to end from the steamer porter connected with the railroad, w! ir 5 . tha Harper's Ferry, was buried ‘ut freight ur e >. o ‘abd is MORGANE, i HINEHART, ae honors ‘NORPORATION OF Wasi . AND f Cage nAc SE eae | Ea 082¢3w Anction and Commission ts. NEN. MAUL ERY On, Thor Ovtober | son on open our Fanev store. eer 0, a sts. V8. OR SALE—A fast trotting Northern HORSE, (2 years old, ete ne | rentle, ni Northern bui't BUGGY and HaRNESS: eco iter on melt topic ws Rica aap GIDDINGS, Biackamithe Masesenvectts near 7th st. kh RACINE EW JEWELRY. WATCH ND Siu N Bi WATCHES, AND 81 M. W. GALT & BRO. Are n 8 0) repent if new. and bean “e and Gentleme y SILVER. and Baer 2 » to which they invite the attention purchasers. om A great variety of Fancy Silver and other articles, gotten up especially for wedding te. Brow GAUT & B Jewelers avenue, oe 24-3t 4 doors west of Brown's Hot. ER, CHEESE, FISH, &c — BOTIER. ES. H, &c —Justreoeived, HhoxeepimeChbENee Tee 100 bai 2,and 3 M 35 kits Nol MAGREREL eels 10 barrels Al.+ WIVES, 100 barrels Scaled HERRING, large and small, |] 2,000 pow: SH, | Foo ae. New BUCK Wap AT HE} ‘ R SSitw 403 pa ERS 8: PURDY, THE SERM Ov-rar aev SRC ERO NOW REA 00 22-3 country Female COOK. A Inquire at 396 New Jor - oe By two bie ria: One as, frat cook, aad the cther te do chen berwork, aad washing sewing. T Er aiinar katie Gans mame ee ae yesterday a advise ali we jeasant eveni of e! re Compan: at Sare; word to the wise,” &c. dy The new small but discriminating aud! was camimbiy, pexbermeds Tonight we are to have the fine English comedy of “She — to Conquer,” and the funny farce of the Cc. Oe at ne bese Judge Bibb, on te . S J her custo. Boy.” ‘ARLOS. —__{———e——— GEORGETOWN ADVERTISEM'TS R ‘t corner of fF: streets, ~ “D.G. inquire on the promiss, Ge $5807" she Lui N endren. th Wires tae RES SeeS septs cte ter ners oc -iw* Wri a ktampendee athe 8 Patek Square. + War oom a* hag iikre my Ky ey ist oO. Sets, Opes. Puichers. Goblets, or max ufsctured to order iui Ltd merioan girl, ‘store, Good Address Box F 'T—With or without Fyrpitere—the SPREE v.® thet cali. nh Ena Slt Rode A ARGE AND ig Est A Kok [3 AT ons ets Genre Nee P HUGHES 18] Fe-mersend Meckasio’ : Wm Doshi Th Pet t nie nk, or No. _— oom 3 JOHN T BANGS: Aodot’ $25 REWARD —Lout on the morning of the houseto in going from market tows, EMONN. fellows: Hight pokey * vale. fi burF "S, $30 7th street. a SEES, 830 Teh stroet.: WO HORSES FOR SALE, at Nailor’s St T ble, corner ot Pa ae | ‘ath tt f ne crey horse, lz years old fami}, FeO Ain chaggne Sik", WARD —Eecaped ve ge Sun- fay, te oe a be ps Se os ae eee Mtreet, between 12th IRh ots. caine at (orB01 T'atrest, utwees Toth aad al ri rrre os War ‘or salen on Sune ootler and look Er Bav eden & Co.’s—Soda, Water, B: 4 he & Son” 40 eee 2" So ndinbergh and Pie Nie, Roston, Milk, aed Graham fire dna ak cle of WIM Create Teenie oo . Oorner 15th atreet and Cogmest eneuste a W FINE TOOL! Tr I in receipt us. lot of supetior Mectleanmers Bhying and Sell .—The F4 LL AND WINTER GOODS, \OOT & AURRO! No. 119 Bison Wekeee Cte ca as D.c., Pave resinelna af ong cheat cane see et al fh ea Ww an seals Reem, G Wea o st mame (Ee With «first clase aeortment at Cet Consi- odio eee ea eee Oy pred ees cor a wen ~ tinal Ss Nas Pade teretaasiss | ah nea , { ; W. COLLEY & CO. Th at. Pa. av. regular of transacting sinese— au & SHIELDS, Past Oe SAGr STssLen and NaN, ca ful and ite to givi ler On. on toh k or mont! Te eet WILLIAM WREDEN. Sven ment eels: asl ewok up and ve i 8 _Oe 5t-5t Uld Frames Repaired and new glasses set C. woopwak Be VEE 34 LOONS, aret 7 iam rea eter ati . REALER, meokaie buns ioe: Reese Ee NEW STORE! NEW STORE! CEES, ural we vectogune enon ort soogs | Es ert risLORSRST snone wrt Boorse to ir atteation Renehratet as pats ¥ Bayadere 10 pieces ri to 81.