Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-11-18
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LAND The intelligence which the Canada has
lrooeht from the United States Is almost confined
=, THE announcement TINT the iusurreciion at
fInrper's Ferry has been completely suppressed
after ZONE blo6d hal been shed, about fifteen OF
the In surrents and two or three mariners or mi.
litin,ncn having been killed The accounts Of
This singular revolt hre very obecUre and confused
In, the Q seems M donbt that It's leaders were
white man, the principal being a Captain Brown.
who obtained some ndoriety during the distur-
a1nnces In Kansas Their intention seems 70
lave l,een 10 cause general rising II the
rlave. In Virginia and Maryland; bm thcre 4" no
y.a,on 10 mink that Me plot had any erienied 'Trn.
ifcations. - hdaehester Guardian November lsf S
Tie journalists Of the United States. says tho
LONDON Star Of the LIST inst, are occupied with
wha. they call the incredible news OF negro In
surreotion. The statements that came to Land re-
presented that n company OF negroes, Numbering
700, and led on by white mon, had sezed, ON
sunday night, uron the United States Arinory ut
Ilarpers Ferry, possessed themselves Of the arms
If lie government there deposited sent wagon
loads OF rifles into the interior. stopped and hred
into passing trains, planted cannon mnon The
bridge over tho Potumu., cut the telegraph wlres,
seizrd and kept in rtpdy the peaceabie mud or
dcrIy citizens VI The place. levied contributions
upon the otels and provision stores, shot several
All onslaught, Nil against tho lcnce aud fover-
eignty Of tho United States. Subsequent infor-
naiian, however. ecemcd scarcely to justify these
ex citing statements Horescr, IL Is a matter Of
g,.t public int rest 10 tic Whole the Of c5riized
eorid.
LATER FROM H.YrI-The trial Of tho prisoners
arrested for their conspiracy commenced ut Port
al Prince on tho 18th Of October.
Twenty in all of those Implicated in tho oon-
spracy were condemned To death and six,o.n suf-
frrcd the penalty. 0ae was resplted, and three
are in another country, out of the reach ofju"ticc.
Tho President has Issued II proclamation urging
tho people 10 unto with him in his efforts To e.
tnl'ishn worthy government. and increase the
pr sperity t lIayti. and vain e other conspira-
tors to reul n lesson in the quick punishment
awarded to those recently executed
Tho court-marta Condemned tho Gen. d. Delva
mud his 8 III. Lieutenant Alfred Dclva, to death,
for their participation in the Conspiracy. Gene
IN! Ocean ulysse, for having suppressed the facts
with insurrcciion, Of which he was
previously aware, was sentenced to three years
Port M Prince has hccn relieved from martial
Inv. and the country wasquiet.
Snlouquc, In his retreat ut Kingston, Jamaicn,
IN hearing ofthc assassination Of Gefrard's daugb-
ter. ordered high mass ofthanksgiying, but the
pricstho applied to refused to ofciate. Tire factha
aroused an additional ll-fccng towards Solouque
on the part nf the lIayticns.
The President has formally received the rnnaol-
enccs of the Commercial Agent Of the United
States in regard to tho assassination of his daugh-
Ter.