Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-11-02

tios Wiss has laLaa to,.ssslla NJ III thss
. pspsu ~ Ias ansfel Q I nNnfaWaff flf ne Gao
, tore " Cook A irgs number M afmsd mel
afs ln hot Tufsuii ~ Cook snd hls men
Il Auiov of rut AtInaaIifs -. Uasiisfie
Z oct 2n.--ihs excitement IN relation 10 th
I llafpsr's Ferry revolt IL subsidinE
ne question 1T Jurisdiction In the matter h
tween the Federal Government and the state ID
Virginia, has hsrn the subject of murl, discuss
Ion Latwaen Governor Wise aud the 'nitei state,
Attorney, bot II has finally been settled thu.
The local authorities are IN Try the prisoners Er
murder, and the united states authorities are "a
proceed against them iaF treason.
| kIIlR ANp NOUNBEB.-Ihe wound inflicted
upon Brown soon after the stoTning Of the ar
mcry, has not proved fatal lie is now improy-
ing. and states further, that he never had &C his
| farm more than twenty-five men al any one time,
| hut had reason "a expect achievements from
| MARYLAND, Kentucky, NoFth and South Carolina,
and other parts Of the elnntry,
lie says he had provided arms for fifteen hun
bred men, including twl hundred Tsyolyers aud
two hundred Sharp's rides which were stored at
! his farm,
lie thinks he prevented achievements coming
60 him, and caused the failure of lis schemes by
the mistake he made in stopping the railroad
trains on Sunday night.
Further DISCOVERIES, thorough search Of
the farmhouse and premises occupied by Br"wn
has been made, and resulted in the discovery OF
an immense number of letters from all parts Of
the North, One dispatch says hushel of letters
have been discovered. relating mostly 10 money
matters, and informing Brown from time TO time
as TO the amount Of money raised for his patriot
10 work. One OF Gerrit Smiths letters informs
Brown of money having been deposited in u New
York Bank to the credit ofJ. Smith 4 Son. which
It has heen ascertained, ia the assumed name by
which Brown transa, ted his financial business of
the enterprise.
BALTIMORE, Oct 20.-Dispatchcs from IIarper's
Ferry state that the outlaw Brown, while con
versing yesterday in the presence of Senator Ma
son, the Hon, Mr., Faulkner, the Hon Mr. Val
landenghnm and Others, answered various qucs
tions which they nut 10 him, which clearly demon.
strated the completely OF numerous persons in
the Northern, Western and Eastern States. in
the disgraceful outrages recently pcrpetrated at
that place.
Brown refused to answer whether he Ind con-
ierrCd with Giddngs, of Ohio, in relation to this
Virginia expedition, hut admitted that he (Brown)
had numerous sympathizers in all the free States
1t is believed that Cook has escaped and reach
ed Pennsylvania.
United States Attorney Ould has 10 fl IIarper's
Ferry for Washington, thus relinquishing the
prisoners to the authorities of Virginia.
WASHINGTON. Oct. 2l.-Gov. Wise has arrived
IN tnls CITY, anu u tn'tcH On tlc shcHs VI
the Capitol in re.ation to the late Instruction at
Haspers Ferry.
lie SAID he had taken the responsibility of
placing guard to protecv the citizens and Gov
eminent property Mt IIarrer's Ferry, and it was
also his intention to distribute arms Mt all aces
qiblc points in the State Of Virginia where such
attacks might be made.
Gov. Wise is still hero. and ridiculcs the peo-
pie of the place for allowing themselves to he
rispI md nnntt al ht h,nl rpl nf hn1i
tionis's.
Gerritt Smiths letter to Brown is written in
obscure language, informing Brown oil what he
had done. and promising to do what he could to
keen Brown tat his Kansas work"
MILITARY COMMISSION OF THE INSURGENTS, Har-
rcr'S Ferry, Oct. l7.-One of the insurgents,
who was killed, Ind in his pocket a captains
commission, belonging tn one Capt. I. II. Seeman.
purrortirg to he issurd nnd"r the authority cf
ne g5yrs.0Saj Glrgamaat 81 ne 3Jpi.5 Sigtr |
IL WAS dated October II, ,Hj3, and signed oy 4 !
". Brown .'Cnmmo1dal.n-.hie!'
jATEa fa7g "aIHToRyA- UpCE TrGy Is sl0.- /
NnJ-Rayrs 81 Loe5 October l9.--rho over /
ban. California maI', witsrr isWt son t.au. (
els. o. the 10Th has reached this city.
Nearly the whole town OF Monte CIist0 has
been destroyed by iIe.
Judge Terry hes Teen placed au}er bonds of
$40 zoe.
Business at san francisco was dull
iDE Mga0v ~ fHN.oa--DE'ru ASD FCNGnAL
"a ..H. A.ASOH 49, t.uS,ohgton Uet. 22.--,J is
stated in we'll informed circles here that Mr.. Ma
SON. our late Minister to France was engaged in
the negotiation Of an important commercial trea-
tv at the time of his death, which W Is very sud.
den lie seized with .onvusions mt | o clock
Monday morning. the Sd inst, and died at o.
clock the same morning, only eight hours after
the first attack The body of the deceased Min
lister was emhamed and will be sent home to Vir
yinia for intermens. The funeral SERVICES at Pa
ris were conducted by the Rev. Mr.. Seely, Of the
Episcopal Church. The attendance
vas very large and the officiating clergyman welt
It length upon the character of the deceased the
bility and fidelity with which he performed the
uties of his mission, and the important negotia-
ions in which he was engaged ut the time of his
eath. "A guard of $50 troops of the line also at =
ended the funeral, by order of the French Gov =
rnment, out of respect to the character and sta
ion of the deceased
The legation is at present in the charge of Mr..
Calhoun, of South Carolina, and Mr.. WILDER, of
New York, Secretaries to the late mission And
t is believed here that they will probably remain
n charge without any change whatever, until a
lew minister is appointed, though there is some
ak of making Mr.. Calhoun Charge d'Afiaires ad
Interim.
LATE EVENTS IN CHINA CHARGES AGAINST THE
BRITISH MINISTER Washington, Oct. 22.-Intel
igence has reached here. brought by the Europa.
hat the English Government find serious fault
With Mr.. Bruce, the British Minister to China,
md charge him with being in great part the cause
# the late disaster. 1t would appear, at all
vents, from the Minister'S own dispatches, that
lie not only departed from the spirit Of his in
ructions, but also in some cases from the letter.
t is, moreover, charged that his personal bear
ng was anything hut conciiatoay, and the man
Ter in which he performed the whole duties of his
mission calculated to excite reasonable distrust
IN the part of the Chinese. 1t is believed that
lie will be recalled. ~'l--4-s-
Premiums Awarded at the Fair.
OFFICE DALLAS COUNTY AGRICULTURAL
AND MECHANICAL ASSOCIATION, ; |
Dallas, Dallas Co., Ieras, Oct. 90, 1859.
A 4 tLa App Fair oft ba ll,s A. |