Evening Star Newspaper, November 4, 1859, Page 2

i te the Conspiracy, eg ("> | "the * Bree Sowth” press and printing bron What Gerrit Smith says of the Harper see Picnat, bsk tite Bi: Very Were; az the duty of the North, not of the South, to pre- vent the recurrence of such ‘enterprises’? as that bf Brown. If not prevented, then the Government Lae The discharge of tt plan datca wo te soreral the ‘members of the ts concerned; and in a Weshingten News | sary Gessip; Peay FOG on Entoresting Porsenal Items; ‘ And @ great cariety of choice literary articles, both of the Demoe- ‘action at ny ‘Mesers. Territorial question, and inti. et Hey i ! | | before the Mercantile Library, in Brooklyn, on ‘Teeeday night, on ‘Personal Character,” with special reference to the character of Washington. caifice of its Federal relations with the North, if the latter fails in the discharge of ita duty. Not afew of the northern newspapers are also Hating fot the dolor in the iiale <f Che oseepire- which Brown.bas so perfinsciously urged Seman tis eae) a calhiee patchy Os wife lawfulright of the accused. Judge Par! pelled by law to bring the present term of hiscourt in Jefferson coatity to an end in a short time. So soon as that, unless due diligence be used, it will before these Harper's Forry casescan || pomibly be disposed of. There ts fio Zood teason why any of them be permitted to go over to the wa rnsinjs arian Ese df that he will permit no northern or any a ence whatever to swerve him from the his duty in this case; which is to try these cases in all respects precisely as he would try others not sur- rounded by political circumstances, without yield- ing a bair's breedth to any influence of fear or | to enforce obed! ea Canpinpares ror Minswiruxn—A few weeks since we published a list of those Congressional districts in the different States in which there were We publish below an additional Ist:—Alabama— 2d, Sth, Oth, 7th ;. California—2d; Georgia—tst; IMtnois—Oth; Indiana, 2d, Sth, and 7th; Ken- 4th, 6th, Sth; Louisiana—ist, 4th ; 7s Maine—ist, 2d, Sth; Maryland—Sth, 6th; Massa- of the names of voters regis- city feet up 103,450—33,719 { Js New York, Wednesday evéning, . J, Selia Martian, otherwise strangely denom- ofthe West,” delivered an ex the Harper's Net Turne- to a mized congregation at Shi- a Mr. Kyle, mentioned other deaths have resulted from the ‘election—that », Shot while look- }. Kyle’s brother and James Johnson, alias the Fourteenth Ward H EF ence a prom- an ad- is H I iH it il ii | i eeati- treasurer of the East Baltimore Amociation, waiting to see that gentle- man, a ting « memorandum af a table, when mst aacte er 4 in, two of them approsching & echusetts—2d; Michigan—4th; . Mississippi—ist ; Mt 7th; New York—Sd, uth, 10th, 19th, 2ist, 2th, 27th, 2ist; North Carolina—eth ; Obio—2d, Sth, 6th, Sth, 16th, 19th, 20th; Pennsyl- vanie—4tth ; Rhode Island—ist, 2d; South Caro- lina—3d ; Tennessee—Sth, 10th ; Virginia—od, 4th, iat. the 20th Novemlier and ist December. ‘The nominations must be made, by Representa. tives of the districts in Congress, to the Secretary of the Navy. Candidates must be over 14 and under 16 years of age. res Tux Native Gears oy New Exotaxn—Jno. F. Weber, who was appointed sometime since by the Agricultaral Division of the United States tent Orflice to visit the New England States for Purpose of examining and reporting upon the Vines of the grapes indigenous to that sectio2 of Country, and their adaptation for wine making, has returned, and has made an interestiay report. ‘He has been enabled to give much valuable in- formation to persons having vines, and wishing to extend their cultare, as to the best method of treatment and the manner of making wine from the grape. The object of the office was to cause instruction to be given, as well as to collect infor- mation for general use. ——_ oa Naszasxa Sunvers.—Plats of townships 24, 25 and 26 north of each ranges Nos. 1,2 3, and 26 north of range No. 4, east of the 6€6 principal meridtan of Nebraska Territory, surveyed by Jas. D. White, deputy surveyor, have been received at the General Land Office. Also, plats of town- ship 23 north of each ranges Nos. 1,2 and 3 cast, and 25 end@6 north of ranges 1,2 and 3 west of a Rustoxation Accerren —The Captain John W:: Phelps, fourth: has heen New York, N. Y. Pa. wi oa, D.C. ‘The Hen Fever,” describi ing nis bugging our le with those awkward, > Teena nonsee f fowls, ealled Cochin Chinas and | P® Shanghals—a race which ought to be extinct. revelations of the liqyor agency promise to be quite as entertaining i etd & te artis eee | timinal annals “Douglass, the negro, in a letter (dated Canada W: Oct. Si) shoundi with aoe dence, rays, in relation to Cook’s of cow- a Cook 1 fectly right in denouncing tr. may be coward, I M defence or vindicatiowof my character for cout- age. 1 have always been more distinguistied for —— than fighting—and tried erry Tnsurrec' ficient in he deserted bis * be beg _ . Promised to be present in person at be ye rane Of whatever lence and indiscretion I may have been guilty, I have never made a promise so rash and wild asthis. The taking of Harper's Ferry ‘was never encouraged by ‘word or te any vote, at any time or place; my on or my coward- ice, Eos net only kept me from Harper's Ferry, but has equally kept me from making any prom- ise to go there. desire to be quite emphatic here—for of all guilty men, he is the guiltiest wio sort, under prosilos of easistaneny which bs ser under prom! ec od wards fails’ to render. I therefore d there is no man livifg. living, could truthfail him or anybody ¢ —— a 1 os be arper’s Ferry insurrection. for the abolition of slavery bas ni attack uo) the United States Arsenal. 1] teeth of the documents already published those which may be bereafter published, em that no man connected with that insurrection, from its noble and*beroic. leader down, can con- nect my name with a of any sort whatever. So mi T deem it proper to say negatively. 5 teme for a full statement of what I know, and ofall I know, of this desperate but sublimely dis- taterested effort to emancepate the slaves of Mary- Jand and Virginia from their cruel task-masters has mot yet come, and may never come. * #*¢ * @ # # @ Some reflections may be made ow tay aving on a tour to England justatthistime. 1 have only to say that my going to that country has been rather delayed than fastened by the insurrection at Harper's Ferry. All knew that J had intended to leave here in first week in November. a ee YOUNG CATHOLICS” PRIEND SOCI- be ex Mary'c Chere aol ‘SOND. KERRRNOON next, N 5 at 5 0% a Mi NRY, Sar; extended to an SE PUPLUMALG BUILLING 2 ‘Auacjourned, mecting of the st olgers terme ‘hol November ste at oprmae . Island, to 80 600 a8 monthly dues are paid, at w! ime the officers GE Bias Seer no t3t , ASHFORD, Seo, (gr Psorosep CONCERT. Wanna rom, Ootober 24, ia9, Younes Mee. Crcitis Youxo: 3 have the honor to be, most re- oul sad tne S a ve Members 0 St, Aloysing end other Choirs of Washo ee {7~ An institution called the Pawner's Bank about to be established in Boston. The object baabraene Fo jactinstek wt a > wned without exacting exci rates to is needed In every comideratic ty in the aion, and would be found profitable, as well as at. bumani assistant to many unfortanates. ion, the Chattel Loan Company, granted by the lon a Legisiatare of Pennsylvania. " UD There is something amusing in the follow- ing dispatch from Charlestown to the Baltimore KCl = “Brown’s speech created the grestest excite- ment. The guard bas been increased. Three men selling patent medicines have been ordered ont of town. The people are arming everywhere, and are ready for any emergeucy.” The good people of Charlestown are right. ‘There is more danger in three quack doctors in the whole army of abolition. — Providence Jowr- ve not one word to say in | #4/: ee 0.4 Mr. De Cordova delivered a lecture in New York on Tuesday night on the subject of fe. | vy nll street.” The various business done in Wall street, and capeciaily the operations of the baard of brokers, were enasouay described, ex- citing the laughter and use of the audience as successive hit ized. The lee- turer defended Wall street. with some warmth, against the denunciations which be said are fre- quently burled against that t! suburban bee Rad prints, and aes that the Persons actual. business in street, although extremely ooart” x their operations with honor and probi' infdé ri ix a & i ! é bes sf? EH} a es ? ; H 8 & ing this ; seen 5g =e i eG 4s ai Seraee eee i £8 LE it 1 “Yes,” said a kind mother; of one of onr | eityg churches, helping her little to learn his Savday-se! _—, an was a fag: abond on earth; he was so tho man would slay him. Where could wicked Cain go to?” “Why, mother,” re- “ piled thoughtfal Johnny, “Cain could have gone passed ay prjatin; statue of Ethan in . Ey's WRAR ATRAND end 1.50 baste {Gra best for 1H poses, convenient ratesto purehacers. Pe = C. B, JEWRLL hs eds FT CLA’ % epee rp Se "FLOUR, TEAS, SUGA , . . INES, Keo., of =e quality, whieh will be hw 1 sor no ORSTED GOODS—Juat MARI- PO#A3s S| hg ‘ BRh ae FN we a gal et BLOM ENG Hee TREae. erkaw NNETS, ard sll Kinds Yass 204-3" W.P. SHEDDS, 1th street. sou ING NEW DER EROUS TINCTURE OF TU: — Ree Rat Sea Ce Polar ond kantsits eping, iil breath ; made fro tatives has for a marble == Sorner 435 st FRE=-80RNING reg he wy H RED ASH COA: nis mar WHITE asic u, . For Par naces and Latrobes, ing ton {com "oes Sa ere- See ee ERE 2 youne,. ules ane of ete nestiearg? nate ony sod Rasian ‘woud do weil to eal oer ans me 4 HE “MOZART BAND” INF fe Somposed Bae fine u 204 1 ALEXANDRIA. Stipes Corvespendence of The Star. ALExanpaia, Va., Nov. 4, 1958. ‘The stockholders of the and Railroad convened at the office of the c: mw. 996 Prsnsvivama AvesuR—norty gt ita On and after this date, you Will ind at w. Annonces SBRIES OF M the fret of which wi | ake pla.e on SATURDAY, Nov, 12th, 1889. mares ta QP? FELLOWS Ss waex cowons. DR. E. BEALE? WONDERFUL PANOPTICON OF"INDTA Nae Ros _____ PROS. MeRNIRY. too. IRST GRAND COTILA.ON PARTY ASHINGTON pOnreR ASSOCIATION + i ven at Ww AARMON: ‘A estat Commi: ements M. J. Sauter. Y 4pf C4 RUSI's SALOON ews or TRE Merrie Bachelors, * Dare 18. CARUSI Reguoste the mtontion c 4 » to. sy be medis or sage, oe gi Bey) Recethane bi 4t ODD FELLOWS’ HALL, pavy Yord. On THANKSGIVING EVE, Nov 23d. ‘The Merry Bach -jors Keller. nos t* to the reat. Lt prey capriimente iSaieg faticreece fs Rete 08,12" ony nd We POORER BHO N* band. ae bese eter