, 1859-11-26

The Columbus Geo. Su.: raintions the arrest
in that city. Of Vim. Scott, member Of ths
firm Of Charles Scott l. Co., dealers in embroid-
cries. linens, ETC., New York. An open ex-
preston Of sJmpathy for "0id Brown," and
the possession Of ReecherA incsndiary sermons
we're the occasion Of the arrest. lie received
"notice TO quit" and took his departure by the
first train.
,-Specu!ators at Harper's Ferry hare been
turning the Old Brown excitement to account
BY manufacturing bogus "Oss2watomis" pikes
and selling them to opassengers bJ the cars. The
Railroad company 1ua1T put an end to this
speculation, by iutcrdicting The sale and driving
The pike venaczs from the platform.
Gov. WISE Cn1r1c1sEn m FEtlou-Drso-
enAr--The Albany -drgus {democratic) does not
like Governor Wise's treatment Of John Brown:
1t SAYS in its issue Of Monday:
I've regret that Virginia has not the cool
head and firm hand Of its Governor e11ct, Letch-
cr, 10 guide it in this crisis He would not busy
himself By writing letters to Abolition women,
or seeing how much parade, fuss, and political
capital he could make out Of the public calamity
bJe1aggeratinS it. lie would not have given
theatrical character to the scene, and made the
prisoners heroes for the purpose Of sharing in
the clap-trap! We eau imagine how effectually
We would have dealt With the aEair-psacinY
the whole gang in jail, c1icitin9 their confess
stons. probing the conspirocy 10 the bottom,
reaching the accessories. and executing Justice
with hrm hand. or tempering it with mercy,
as be saw fit, without ether apolosisinger er c1-
planning to the people or press Of other States
the reasons Of bis course.
"Ar. Letcher takes his seat as Governor in
January next, when Governor Wise retires.'
FaEE SrzEeu IN ytn6iS1A-Wa learn fsom
the Norfolk (va.) H<raM that the Grand Jury
OF that city, on Wednesday, November 1dsb,
found true bill Of Indictment against S. Damn
enberg, clothicr Of Norfolk. The FIRST count
charged him with having used the words:
"John Brown was guod man, and was fight
ing in good cause, and did nothing hut what
any honest man would do" and the second
count charged that he had uttered the following
expressions: "John Brown was fighting n q
good cause. (meaning that he was fighting IN
the cause Of the slave against the MASTERY, and
lhat owners have no right Of property III their
slarcs: and said that Brown did nothing hut
what any other honest man would do" Uaun-
enbeEg had left the city, having received int.na-
tion t1lat hc had gotten himself into trouble by
his language. Tie case will be shortly called
for trial.
IFreu the Ph1la- Du1ctln.1
CHAFF rnox rue WuxAr STACK WAa--The
regular corps Of paid poets Of the Eulletin have
not earned their wages lately, nothing having
occurred to inspire them. The outbreak Of the
wheat stack insurrcction Eas at length aroused
them to attempt some very small lights, large
enough, however. for young men whose Pega-
sus has been SO long shut up in stable. Here
are some specimens:
:s4 II. ~! p<-4
Tehsd IN The keyetone once, you know,
AKhlsky tnsurrect!on:
Down in vfrgtra iIea.on takea
4 eim11ar direction.
For herE the VIII was at0nt Old Hfe.
And there Oil n heat is the ta.tfe CT.
II.
rlrxnt7 cals her a1utes out
Eee1u>e = wheat Il 1ck hurua; 't;x pl1iu
That rank rebellion stalks abortr
The t1vasan4 Is In gain.
AEAb-
Tlsxnt4 thIvssry Is uad
Upon the tonle-pta!n:
but in tho rreSSnt way, wfft toi3
tfYSll Il Ehf a-stnst