The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1859-11-04
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counsel, they have abandoned his case,
and Samuel Chiffon, of Washington City,
and Henry Griswold, of Cleveland, Ohio,
act In their stead.
Testimony in Browns defense is all in ;
the State proposed to give the case to the
Jury without argument Brown objected
when the opening speech for the Gov
eminent was made and tho court adj
.iourned till Monday, when the counsel
fot the prisoner will proceed. ....
Nao Port, KY. Oct. 29.--Thc Free
South Republican office was mobbed last
night, and the forms scattered in the
street. -.. -
John Tyler, a fugitive slave who cs-
capped from Campbell county IN lS5I was
arrested yesterday in Columbus. Ohio,
and remandcd to his owner who has ta-
ken him to Covington.
Ncv York, Oct. 20.--Sardnia. Spain
Sweden, Portugal, Naples and Rome, be-
sides the five Great Powers will he re-
presented in the European Congress.
1t is said that a treaty between France
and Sardinia was signed day or two be-
fore the tripartitc treaty. VI q
a report is current of changes in the
French Ministry. ..N 0'-i u
IlDfufDN.- Hc Stpth tNtlltl1uc Is DuON-
ant. Money easy and abundant.
The terms of the Zurich treaty are al
most identical with those of Villa Franca
France claims of Piedmont only sixty
millions as reimbursement for the arms
and provisions supplied Piedmont and
not three hundred million francs war in
demnity as reported.
The Arch Bishop of Bordeaux goes to
Rnpra RI enlioit fl, Dn,a t, ,.l.,
Government.
France wont retail her troops from
Rome until the Government is settled.
The Parmese and Tuscan populations
had a satisfactory interview with Ma
poleon. .....
Several fruitlcss attempts have been
made to revolutionise Veneti and South
ern Tyrol. g. -h
1t is asserted that the Pope, in concert
with Napoleon, will address manifesto
to the States of the Church.
There is great activity in Naples at the
arscnals. The army is on a war footing.
The favorable reception of the Aneri-
can Minister at Pekin is confirmed.
NeV York, Oct. 3O.-The Russian AM
Vienna have been GEOGRAPHICALLY sum
ut Warsaw on the 18th.
Notwithstanding the capture ofSchamyl,
the Caucasians are not subducd.
The lnvalidc Russo says they have
another, not less fanatically and intrepid
chief, who may hold out one or two win
tiers.
The Russian army in Caucasus Is sick.
1t is rumored that Austria will not sign
the treaty of peace unless it conforms to
the Villa Franco preliminaries and de-
sircs to protract negotiations till Spring,
in order to recommencc the war; also
that Austria undertakes to guarantee the
temporal power to the Pope in the Lega-
lions.
Cleveland, Oct. 3l.--Copeland's confess
sion is published he says the Messrs.
Plumb of Oberln. Ohio, furnished him
money to 90 to Virginia. Mrs. Sturtcrant
of Cleveland knew the plans but don't
know whether her husband did. c. II.
Langton, a coiored man, is also implica-
ted. No other developments are made.
Baltimore. Oct. 3i.-Thc acting Mayor.
Mr.. McPhail, was shot yesterday at the
Fire Telegraph office. and seriously
wounded in the temoral artery, perhaps
fatally injured. 1t occurred in an aterca-
ton between Hanna, the Reporter of the
Baltimore Sun, and the Operator, named
lfarcourt. McPhail says the pistol wound
ing him went off in the hands of lIar-
court. He eYoneratcs Hanna from di-
rect blame.
Washington Oct. 3l.-Therc is no proba-
blity that the heads of the departments
will be required to sub estimate for OK
pcnditures within fifty millions as re-
quired by the Senate resolution last SEES
sion, that sum being inadequate for the
purpose of Government. Reliable advi-
ces state that the Nicaraguan Government
is disposed to satisfactorily arrange the
transit route. The only obstacle is the
Belly contract, which has failed in some
particulars. No action will be taken by
the general Government respecting the
aiders and abetters of the Harpcr's Ferry
insurrection. 1t is supposed it will be
left to Gov. Wise us in the cases OF Cook
and 1iaselett.
Charlcs0ea, Va, Nov. Thrown has
been found guilty of treason, conspiracy,
and murder in the first degree. Mr.. Chill
ton moved to arrest judgment for errors
in the indictment. The error and vcr-
dict will be argued tomorrow. The trial
of Coppee has commenced; Griswold and
Hoyt are his counsel.
The New York Herald says that Gov.
Wise will respite Brown for time, and
that he has granted a Massachusetts lady
named Childs permission to wait on
Brown until his execution.
THANKsGIvING.-Gov. HARRIS has set
apart Thursday, the 9th instant, as day
of Thanksgiving and Prayer throughout
the State of Tennessee.
In LUCK AS UsUAL.-Wc notice a short time
since in the Livingston Democrat, that our old
friend, the Sheriff of Sumter County, II. Thorn,
ESD. drew share of 1000 in Wood, Eddy &
Cos Sparta Academy Lottery, which was prompt
ly paid This is not the only prize our friend has
won in the same lottcry-whch certainly pays
out more prizes than any institution of the kind
in the country.
Wood, Eddy 4 Co.'S address is Augusta, Georgia.
Free Press.
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