Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-12-08


ably ssoaps With imprisoAusnI With fsg1fd v
Haslsst although hs 6as tssa identified ~ith sons
certainty a having been one 81 Ne psssy. Dtpwu
and she Other pSisenpu .refbees % .reecgniss
him. and VIII doubueas, vners, Ae lainrstiou
Of Brown continue 10 b shithfal % thelr friends.
naown's asnAms IN raiLAnaEysiA--A SAxktz
The hqssrv In announslng he arrival " The
remains In Philsdslphis. ssyss
A reception semmitsss. hsadsd b. Rev. Dv. Fur
mesa, was In setsndance 70 receive Mrs. Brown
and party. u the statioo. A large poliss fbTse
was also detailed Tor service. snd We Mayor aaa
train. ... s5ss.a. ,.., -.
PEE ANIMAL os snn 1opY.
Previous 10 the arrival Of ths train. ths o1lesfs
Of the railroad oompAny eook The pfoeaatton "a
close the doors leading Into the iatsroe Il Me d.
pot and no nns Was suffered p sntsr unless u wes
shown that they had baslnese ioaide. The summit.
s' ss & ssS;ss csss ssess: esss p.s = a 1 Sss S
fore The doors swsrs elossd. add nan,ess epinsd
admitlanos 10 the interior. A soop ~ the Sleing
ofths doora was commenced. lha oolored ecnmlttss
were politely requested BY the employee of ths
railroad company 70 take "eatside soats." which
they asoC1dasy Sid' sisno:eh .ssss was aas ~.
The outsdsrs conf Adspuy sspssaed that the ecrps
would Be- brought out In 6tats. procsssien form.
cd, and ths.6onorsd 'rsmslsa ssuonvsysd 70 the
Ansi-Slavery Ofaes. In Fhh 6trsst. absve Arch.
where ""grsss time" was snslolpAssd. Thsss sx-
p:o,s.Ons were spoiled hovs.. y
parties having charge Of ihs body, who sedt word
that they desired wAfsn 10 f. in resdinsss 10
take ID a oucs 70 Wsiux slrsse wharf and place
on board the o'clock boas ias New Yosk. This
was mob known outside. and ip osdss To diy6ft The
attention OF The crowd from what was going % In
rssortsd 10 - Ysnkes triek.'s sl,sas
Mrs. Brown, the widow came on fton naltlnors
With the corpse. Mayor Henry entered ths car.
and In rorly 70 some questions pat 10 him. be eta
tod that 10 was bis desire that Me body should be
taken through the city withsst any dssentioa II
lead 70 some unpleasant demonstrations. Tho par
ties aocedsd 70 this request. 70 put the outaide
crowd on the wrong scent, tool boz belonging
to one OF the baggage cars wss brought into requt
sition. This was about the siss Of The box sup.
posed 10 contain the remains, and answsrsd the
and old iron. then covered with quilt and =
sleigh robe. and whom nll was ready, q oolorsd
men, drising.s crazy old wagon, was called upon,
and hired n take the box away. A part of these
arrangements were made known 10 the outslders
by boys who were perched on the fence. aud the
surging mAsses were breathlsss with excitement
and curiosity to witness the box containing the
mortal remains Of ':Dld John Brown =. ,
THE sTAMsxDn.
The box was placed in the wagon with all due
solemnity, and several police ezReers accompanied
it to keep up tho ruse The driver whipped up
his old nag, and 'propellsd" down Washington
avenue, followed by one Of the most promiscucus
crowds Of "black spirits and white. blue spirits
and gvsy." that has ever bssn Witnessed In shis
goodly Quaker City. Oas oslorsd individual do.
clared that tho body 10 that hox. was - greater
man dan John Rogers the martyr, while
l. l.. L. IT,
which at another time they would scarcely have
thought worth lacking At The wagon passed out
Of sight The reporters Of thsssyening papers
state that IL contained the body Of Brown, and was
driven 10 walnut street wharf, u seems that they
we'll ~ the crowd, we're most bssutifutly
Sold" s ~ "a
WHAT WAS DONE WITH TEE RIAL nopy.
As soon AZ the crowd disappeared, the baggage
master. Mr.. Moore had ons 81 Bsnnsr 3 bowl.
ing's wagons waiting In ths rear of tho depoh 90
Fifteeuth street. Into this wagon the bsx con-
tainiug the body Of Brown was puA and driven OF
at rapid rate up Fifteenth street, without sim
gle person following, and Mr. Moore delivered bis
"load" safely ut Walnut street wharf, At 10 min.
utos before2 o'clock. whence IL was despatched TO
New York. E#'44s.a ,i -.
APPEARANCES or the BODY IN ssv YoaK err.
Upon opening the cofhn, which was tho name
boz that tho decesAed rode upon 10 bis execution,
The r sso~s The BODY d. nss rsassod siss % n he ..%s
state during Saturday nisht and yesterday morn
iag. The clothing which no had On was removed
and the body placed on Ice. Dunnx the afternoon
it was found 10 DO sufheisntly frosen 10 admit Of
being placed in the euMn .for burial. !, He
ss o.: .ns .ss s;ss s. ss: ss $ ss q
solid rosewood, but bore no plate. = fes
hAu appearance Of body had sssry indica-
tio6y1he deceased being. a.t wors, in.tA dssr
sleep. upper portion of tho face WAS qaits