Evening Star Newspaper, October 31, 1859, Page 2

31, 1859. Press. pa ~ ee them, eg bare sm ei, ae Lan | REBELLION: — Sie, a8 - fo ie with . - tw Qe ae ites : Pickens, Gwin, Hon. Beary we "ihe Seosaee, ‘ ADP A, A. Wise, on the question of territorial sovereign- | is sid that “Koval e Prine wf § E | 4 § : Hi ¥ y & Prince ; ¢ "Prince Wales. correspondence the New Pa'sves, | # * ivers, York papers, ‘Wm. H. Seward was clearly ber hoki i i i i j i t i { te Chilton, Sore pine vag prego remarked " ‘be minary te ereh a degree thee Will 40 anything brt talk. motion Ny case gtr ‘To Exect Count oF Inpicrurnr. ir t fF ; ii i 28 g FE Hi iy i i i “ } the ferti' ‘national’ men action of Central Italy are under. are, TT. RP ag ya ath as attocneye teed. ft is understood thet the ax eectieabnegets i the bind Ming for the tial of “Old Brown’ would blot ee of the Lombard debt was left to the arbi- either im the | mites States o- The offerte oat Serwwer it i tana Set Bsa fale and deliberate — a oni scene peintings, hay bev 'Ked mores te ‘we feet Kcebaves grest cue ta 2 yneeit to mae formation tobe correct, te farther 7 c sof tee Benen! dingines . Bens oe neealin es ey neregety 0 | Safi Site spe Pieri besceis Poe Se *. Phe Intelligencer thinks there is no reason 1 ook some time are of such a nature the diplometion "*15" Phe Fntertainment will be sesompenind apprehend anything but a full and fair trial. finally agreed to ‘ouch = “ culties. an te tory, Lcoture by & centoman p< y ' i soe," Outarrving fount in the indictiaent la tbat these parties who | 8 night, Batis better to-day. the recogni the the veaminone ¢ seize Ry w NEWS AND Gossir. first oe are c! ed by «Reman come er, . Tue eee Oot eeEhe pane ie 1 wine j Tickate 25 cents ; children oe lw : tk other Bersons, to certain slaves, RLISLE, Pa., Oct. 29.— isoner in self-g * SS AluY Iwrectiauuce Suen Onnson—Acsishat Property of ‘esers Alstadt and Washington, pare: for whom a requisition was made by the lt | P. &o having reported for signed to "here las broad dat netion between advaing | Yefor the jeige ofthe County cour today aor : ' pIetT eRisD COMLLON ii a ween advisin; e a v x Fort Cascades, proceed and cae et pede and conspiring with slaves to rebel, and advising | a weit of habeas corpus. ‘The soaneel for the pris. FISs? cRaxnp coTiLion ring with others to induce slaves to | oner claimed his discharge on the yround that his : Metropolitan Club, No. 1. of the Court, and if the Judge | 1212). hether he was to ava'l himself of this | name was Wm. Harrison. Several residents of Madox, to relase to enw, Postpone. | irregularity by instructions from the Court t0 the | Harper's Ferry were examined, and testi The Great Eastern continued at Holyhead. | ,,7%¢ members of this Club take great ta . 17, he Ser nebo omnes. cé Sure t dtkcswrd this sound count qutrtigs ee | Sealy: inl ties gaissunr eae oab of ae tas . | Prince Albert visited ber om the 17th during the tiee they wills we ghete Feet rs ‘whether it would be to wait unt'l the cf}. They bad conversed with him and recognized | eojourn of the royal family at Bangor, but the ca ESD. Y. Naw Island and clusion of the trial und then move an arrestof| him. Mr. Copeland said he saw the flash of his | Queen did noteo. It had asserted that the lin tire judgment he left to his Honor to decide. He | rifle when in the act of sbooting a citizen. No] vessel would sail for Portiand, Maine, on or about ‘ ee IFTY © ficer, to felieve a juded to the hardship which rests upon | one of the witnesses knew his name. the 2th of October, but it is sewi-officially an- ee ye Lawrence Ripp, the prisoner to meet various and distinct charges | The Court took the ground that “ the requisi- | nounced that the directers bad not come to any F Pritz. 5 foward, W. Chanory e officer was to proceed in the same trial. tion is legally and formaily right, but there is no | decision | + Leach, be hy H. Boswell,” orders to Fort V: Mr. Harding could not see the force of the ob- | evidence that we have any man in our custod The Prince of Wales had commenced bis col- oe B at’ jection made by the learned counsel on the other | nained Hazlet whom we can deliver on this requi- | lege stadies at Oxford. < .GAIN: uly Jide. In regard to the separate offences being | sitions ‘We are aatiafed: bocover, thet m ten | of [Oye MASEL Ae See a2n n | Charged, they were but differe.t parts of one trans- | strous crime has been committed, and that the The Vigilant Five Company, of Georgetown, taka K i Assistant Harris, James De Krafft, Robert L. eX. Wright and George H. Riley, have detached from the Fulton and are waiting Lieut. 8. Nicholson ordered to ordnance | 1, He bedi object hastil; wa . If this Court bearing his ly examined those to some of them action. Treason against the government is prop- isoner wes there and participated; therefore we © | criy made the subject of cne a4 Suis also have a count of murder, for it can = ie Pape ca! meetrad peoy apad rigged >. | Gov. Wittarn’s V it to Coox—A Waitrex "The learned geatle- been objection is made that wemust confine ourselves the counts, but we given on all these poiuta, the to a si: one of them lied to the argument of Mr. Chilton, saying it the discretion of the Court in com, pe Paly sacrelsed whee atest eulburstnncat wend | prefer that his futerview should be private, a ‘isoner. As to cular case it tavelve a this poet thst so commit him to awaita requisition from the Governor of Virginia. Convession Exrecteo rrom THE Latrer— Reovtar Troops at Hauren’s Fexxy—Mii- TARY SURVEILLANCE. [Correspondence of the Baltimore San.) Cnariestown, Va., Oct. 29—Gov. Willard, of unter followed om the same side. He | Indiana, visited his brother-in-law, Cook, yester- day in jail, in company with Senator Mason. Mr. Mason proposed to the Governor to retire when the latter entered, suggesting that he would Protas also for the reason that any thing Coo! To say he should feel bound to testify to if called upon notwithstanding the transaction, as has been dis- | 258 witness. Gov. Willard very promptly replied clused in the evidence, be one transaction,—a cou- tinued, closely that he himself would be a witness in courtto any series of acts, which, | cts Cook might communicate, and insisted that and the Duke the Italian question. Franct The re that France claims three hundred million frances as indemnity for the war from Piedmont is shen topes pe emi The French Government having je advances to Piedmont. both before and during the war, to the extent of for the oorasion. ‘60,000,000 francs, in arms, provisions and money, and now claims only a reimbursement of that sum. Reports were again current of a probablec: the Min! - The fetirement of W: on a special mission. It was reported that the Archbishop of Berdeaux would sgon visit Rome at the desire ie: to press upon the Pope the necessity for re- a The Moniteur de la Flotte explains that the Padua was considered likely. Rear-Admiral Dupuy bad left Paris for London of the Empe- that they have eves worn by firemen, a ure ia Ronounciog to Bumer: hiends, the community generally wil gives BALL ov MONDAY 'GHT, the Sist im-tant, at FURR - pLomcany picdce themselves to AL! this ene of the me the honer of « . il +> The Excelsior H Band @ First G-and Cotillon Part; A et » $d, hat nothine « ii be. ‘undone to make this “arant and Sevesabto ‘ommittee of A ia ¢ | Jno Shakelferd, John Scott, (ite utohings i cat johu, J , 1okew ae = Mom am ‘ I OOK VUT FOR THE ISLAND pocis ~ n Mr. Mason should be Gov. Willard party of the . men eiecinted with bi: In the tral = not Si acoording to ur Deets ee seco | Coie peaks e fll conf feaion ‘ofall he knew French fest will beacut t Morocco on sccount t\Wisher's ocebrated Music has been engaged for regard that as under present | conspiring with and advising slaves to make in- nected affa > Spain, the English fleet bl intended = Tickrts Fs PTY CENTS, ademtii: gentieman rele surtection: andthe petration of murder—-yetin | Order toexonerate those who were in and | tf counterbalance its opelations = and edirs. _— rc. Hual the | ment about the matter. alt. | to object to. sel ia int (interrupting . No ‘need of those you those papers. y of Cup- case. a case of this cbartoter, we are told it is right 2B election as to one of Mr. Hoyt—I desire to know the object of coun- | tie investigation of the two others entirely, al- to though they relate to facts involved in one grand ‘but proper to yet oe ition upon t it and bar us from ment, but the jury been charged. and had to punish those who were { eagerse ed ode oa bee he could now mpl a bis willt nd he make a w had noth! to : states that “its sight of Cook for ‘The King of Sardinia bad renders their longer Le Nord that the deputations of Parma and ‘Tuscany interviews with Napoleon on tance will only recall her forces from Rome when the form of government visited Genoa amidst No or caps allowed to be worn ia the room. Com miticn of emits. *, : if Mr. Hunter’ will speak for them- | fact. 16th, and that the result was satisfac' bat selves. If you will designate which of them you | ‘The Court said that the difference might per- ee ae Iie Danie lathe’ papers, he dete, | details are not given. tide a MOUNT CURRE CLUBS by “ape ola judgment, but the jury bad been charged. std hac | mibed to visit Charlestown to ascertain ney Cn MONDAY. Geta.” a errerarae paving no bearing 6a Mr. Hanter—I wi! it. object to the letter of Gerrit Smith. Mr. H Mr. list of names we wished su: anter—I withdraw too.- handed to the Clerk last nighta Strider, Hi Aull leury: ult Beni ome on I would like to | the immoned as witnesses Captain er en yesterday. } hope we out j try the . The trial must go on, and counsel could afterwards move an arrest of j t. As to the other objectian, the Court made answer: The very fact that one offence can be charged in different counts, var, the the lang and cir- idea that distinct the same indictment. | STEns works, who will be-arilled, by the biloers if they were various transactions. There is no | of the regular troops, and who will be qualified to legal objection against charging various crimes in same indictment. The tice has been to puta upon election where the prisoner would aap ite ae in bis defence; but that ‘s not the jaw. In this case these offences charged are all part of the same transaction, and no case is made upon an election. ° Chilton said he would reserve the basis for a motion in arrest of judgment. r. for the Court to interfere and put the parties ‘on the indictinent | bis relative. Mrs. Willard, he states, is distress at the conduct of her brother. A detachment of regular troops, ing of twenty-five men, under Capt. Barbour and other officers arrived at the Harper's Ferry armory to- day, and will bly remain there for its pro- wetion until spring. Superintendent Darker ta on izing two companies of armorers, em tabe the place of the regulars when they leave. The Sec; a of Hb me Lp ag rg at Harper fora or two, yesterday. Charlestown and the surrounding region romalcd under strict military surveillance. Col Davis, of Richmond, is exercising military superintendence bere under orders from Governor Wise, All glers and strangers are required to give a account of themselves. A daver: were very properly o devel cut of town yesterday” ° ow '. tf the idea that the ord wii we ing. John Lee, ro @ at 2 ee GRAND BALL much enthusiasm. While there he received the tha toa taltur he eran ated mace Gan : sideri: mata an . It is said that the Pope, the Emperor Ni > wil ussia. Many fresh arrests were made at Parma on ac- " . atall the const of the Inte enmmination; tranquility pre- “Tickets oi anti nga anette eh The Sardinian Government was seriously con- ing, the expe'ency of fortifying Brescia, Lo- acting in concert with Mm a manifesto usied himself tly for the restoration of the dethroned Princes, of Whose ‘was & warm partisan. Binda is directly taxed NTE SITU. ‘ WwW A ATIC Nes with having recom to tal: Republic, whil athe aint tae m 2 Re » While be Wes exerting imself for the Princes, and the was inference is that he st to raii for Al J — “a Fe, soug! se 8 pretext , WANTS “ifeooe ae ee kes Woe aa OF LAND, to build » we and 17th sts. 3 wncoenason, Te supper wi) this, TERS oe 2 6t* tt PS apply ati, J. GREGORY'S, 118 and 150 Kine dangered. It is said that wpe P Alexandria Van ie continues to improve. of very great embarrassment. examination court for the tr'al of Cook will, 8 sa Spain conceded further delay “+Alexendrin Vea 00000 kes, ition to interfere with the course to Moroceo. Im, K 7 pe dpm vk nf ke rar and ual: ects apreepepste tented probably be called on Wednesda: The Spanish Cortes had a the watt tor WAIN any MDS TK, waco themeelves in order to be prepared wie the | could Pi oot ae he oe Showy come Excitixe Avvaim at Battixong.—Tae Act- vig Rag fine so | 00 at” Next doar te abst fae. geacy. - previously taken by read the notes of it. But | '%¢ Mayor AccipentaLty Saor—We learn by ¢ was now nearl) kk. He su 5 ere ———————— Gun. Jos. G. Torren, Corps of eturned to the city from a tour to Europe, entered upon the discharge of his duties. —_.—__ ti Py i Bee Fy Hl i i 4 g 4 F iu $ E F fr i vomit and was the prisoner alt oo » the argumen’ if it wi the Common- bly occupy the attention of J the usual hour of adjournment, noless it was the intention to continue a late eve- session. From what had heretofore trans- in making any request ing that the case was now ended, snet.down | nee for mere argument, he did not 28 it would be asking irt to adjourn after the too much for the argument on the Baltimore papers that a distressing sffair oc- curred there last night (Sunday) in the accidental hooting of Acting Mayor Wm. McPhail durieg & personal rencontre between J. Marshall Hanna, one of the reportersef the Sun, anda Mr. Har-| at Pekin court, one of the operators on the police and fire alarm telegraph. It seems that Mr. McPhail went to the telegraph office for the purpose of ascertain- ing the condition of affairs throughout the city, and that while he was there Mr. Hanna entered Morocco had offered satisfaction without replying to the ultimatum con| Waar See Wo Ne & RE ei by the fol- | NISH or M en ape otras the room in search of news, when a rencontre, alr gdod berty to tender | om Bs NS Aen a oil were Tus Waarean.—The following report of who had just taken his seat, had conducted the | Whether serious or in jest has not yet been ascer- | Sarees Ure, Pitchers. Kept constantly on hands “red on ence of such a request 8s the | took effect in the acting mayor's thigh, inflicting : fully to remind the Court, that thie cee cf | _——_=eneneenenteneneeee scenes i ee . Sha enerot fail to avtrect custom jay 5 ‘bat Bis will not be alle fr ge is | Sommencecn TUESDAY, the lat day of Novem. os By order of the NTI-MACASE! 5 cer with good cause or not, was | "oe - SECRETARY. || {yen = RLTIDIES. apa cee tang Na poets MASONIO.—The of | styles Tigien, from the lepah 2eF | SBE pri Sy ant Vermont G prcer Nea ie tesa Ae: Soe = bring Moree facts. 1t | examination of witnesses to-day. It would afford | tained, took place between Mr. Hanna and Mr. | ni wot By him very great pleasure, in all ordinary cases, to | Harcourt, in which a pistol was discharged, which notice, (26 2) 4 . at short notices, __(se#i)___H. 0. HOOD. rue bed oe a painful and it was feared a dangerous wound. W vere nordh hd beteen gir agl atts, bese ings, which places’ counsel in a sothewhat em- MEDICAL DEPARTMENT OF | Other LA fy py barrass! tion in conducti defence, GEORGETOWN COLLEGE— Py gat such prem ing pos! jon in jucting the is vil eldrons one isponna seer Aa [nn naseen Ee ae but the unfortuinate prisoner 2631. SUHNEON ELIOT, M. D., Dean, ONCE. be, pone prea bed ance gd G8, ATTENTION — Me mbors ore | rate Ree FOR RENT AND SALE. aceordiug to oaly were the Jurors Kept f all day these there Lo ight, yet the a ook obsirs, rockers, arms of irs. ‘ist raonwealth bas its rights, the eommunity | o-pe ¥ ar the, Daigot chair a y ite rij the Suey ba thet on SDAY ‘ov. Lat, 1859, : cepers the for ighis, the 3 oR Ad a .m. The ohoers sal’ members Srend ido entirely the act of the nual course ures in this Institetion will need ss K Pon BiNtU a Eo }COu! on imply add, ‘not er fo attend thei T and ill sot aha Fo TA SE, No. 563 lith street iA stanly a, thay not ry ENING: joy. let, 734 o’clook. asa. neat to Air, Fords Dave’ Stores ¢ but fy not a Temale in thi pitandesee 7 - ~ : a i the G weigh these respeotia ated to be pu otual and determine whether we should not go he attensiancto Mas Oiescasie = stand. E: sige i i this toa close bring thls case tox close to-night. We had | 196 Badin ew Stoo CLAGETT & DODBON. M. J)OOR MATS AND RUGB Jan receiees cay | Dats pe CHW RIM, Bec. OOR MATS AND RUGB— per said ey: nad & HWARZMAN, @. Bec. Dee Toast Vo e Ss. ie 20 31-8 C_LEONARD, 494 BALTIMORE ahelee, now ties in ONARD, 404 th ot_ | Oe opens oN so] Mee furthest | A ee ey WP on i ain. nee vet Rugs jpmedinm see a i f Pay gests pee gece 00 SG apd'H. LEGANT i |g seuyaseaanpecuns eng | Meare piRSTA Maren | SHES PRC ivgaere Biome sain eet roe ———— eT Ky ay varie Arasowenne cannuspaxwesirs. | Utanen elec en pace eceaty E 3 = fi F attr rr i ist q ry L’s. Quaatities of NEW GooDs, otinin MORWELL “ADIKS’ AND GENTS’ 4 'D. GLOVES. oc at Y (8; 398 Pa. av. co sirost “At MAXWELIPS; 308 Pa. av. theekone Se ity iis ni i