New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-11-08

airy OF Virginia ~ pupunniuS o'N 'V
10 kidnapping and murder; ,oe,,,r. ID
$40 600 PEW JOSHUA h
SV.UUU diDDISGs Saving openly Sse = him
III Treifsr IN Iectare At Philadelphia, on the S",n y 49,
and there being no process strange to say BY ~hieh nc
broah. 10 Justice propose Be Of one hundred "
su 40 eoT ar, delivery in Richmond 5000 for the pro
st,op Of bis hesd do regard this proposition r.
u.v.tusya. first seem either ssssf o. ss@e'eyu" ~
l. Of God and Constitution Ct hs country oo'h INN
70 death. -, ~.
I'm, II IA The hand. ofthe Editor The Richmond Wing There
vii be no dsaeuEy, sure, in raising the 800" upon
reasonable prospect Of getting the said Giddns TO tins city
RsAmoaG Nov. ], 1879
John Browns wife passed through Worcester
Mass on her way to the prison of her husband In Nr
giuia. The Worcester Transcript says:
She large and nObeOokng and worthy Of being
J Brons wife She that she has always prayed 70 GOD
that her husband m battle rather than BY the hands OF
hu, she does not regret lis CAPTURE Tor tne
s the he has been permitted to utter She says
that the mother Of thirteen children OF whom but oui sur
ive but that would willingly the ruin OF al her mouse
hold ii would only help the Of freedom What speech
Cor wifi. mother whose have been 80 lately assassin
ed md whose husband lying under sentence Of death
Mira Brown VI, provided with letters Of Introduction o MI
HOv, to the ssris the o &C. There Is no reason 70 douos
that she viii have ready access to her husband
The Worcester Mass. Spy of the 9Th inst. says;
Rev It w Hiseinson this city has jus, returned from
v;, 70 The family Of Capt John Brown. he found them up
plan opposite Burlington VM Brown and four OF her sur
yyng Children three daughters and one SON She second
wife and been the mother Of twelve children brown haa
eight children BY previous wife making twenty in all Eight OF
the twenty are now living Mrs Brown accompanied Mr. big
p,n on his return with her in the train to Boston
Yesterday passing through Fehbue She VIII leave to-day ior
vnis having ,ee-Phed to Gov Wise for permission to '
her husband in prison"
The Ckam5ersJurg Pa Times of the 9Th says
I'VE have been told three in town begging for
hsa the niy after the Sharpes rHes found ia beatys
wood and undoubtedly fugtives They were almost
starved aud deyoured guttonouy the provisions which good
woman before them They alleged that they had slept IN he
woods the previous night and had woke In the morning frozen
IN the rod The appearance Of their clothing indicated this
as leaves moss yet adherng to them The morning
following farmer In Green township three men bearing
wounded eomade from his barn The eners belief here Is that
this party belonged Cook and that the wounded man was one
Of Browns sens whom they had carried from Harpers Ferry
The Herald has a dispatch from Richmond which
says:
that under the laws of Virginia the Governor
cannot pardon person convicted OF treason to the Common
wealth. except with the consent of the General Assembly de-
cared by joint resolution This rd Wise of all responsibility IN
matter What the Legislature VIII do ID not no"h 1neie
is hope through them.
Mrs. L. Maria Child, in a note TO The Li6erdt0T,
says:
NV thoughts are so much with Capt John Brown that can
scarcely axe comfort anything would exPend all have to
save his life old man Brave and generous though sadly
mistaken In bis mode of operation Whether they put MN 70
escapes from their hands think this VIII prove the
Fight impending revolution and that Bunker
Hin Bdte' win surely follow. May God make us strong for
Freedom would say evil days were not that
no days evil which lead to GOOD
The Bridgeport tCt.) STANDARD says:
Some time since Wendell Phillips asked to deliver lee
tuIe before Brooklyn Association Tuesday evening when
the time came he laid aside the lecture intended for the OCCASION
and delivered speech the late Insuuecona eulogy on
Crown This unexpected to the great majority Of the
audience
There is not a word of truth in this Mr. Phiipss
topic on the occasion referred TO was the one upon
which the managers Of the had iRrited HIM TO
sneak; il was distinctly announced beforehand in all
the advertisements and if there one of the 5000
peope that heard him who did not know that he was
to speak upon John Browns Invasion, he must have
been of the class whose minds the light of the press
never penetrates.
The CZereland Leader illustrates Z" Southern slave
holding Justice as follows:
1.-Two wears ago in July respected and prosperous citizen Of
Louisville arrested and imprisoned in that city on the rs
ol Of running Of slave belonging to one Weatherly After
more than TWO years Imprisonment he succeeded in getting trial
and was acquitted As he arrested his property
store of goods-was attached and Is said by Louisville paper
will absorb ell the rest Of his property the expense
this trial and that he will be compelled to take fresh start in
world OF damages viii be awarded him for his
false imprisonment. This is stockholders Justice"
densed from statements in Boston paper, representing
that Mr.. Charles H. Weeks, who was formerly an
actor in this city, and who protested have "exper
enced religion during the last Winter, had lately been
guilty of conduct which destroyed the confidence Of
the Boston clergy in his sincerity. II is not less plea
sure than duty to inform readers that we have
seen in The Boston Trdreller and in The atlas and
Bee statements repellng the imputaon, and giving
reason to believe that Mr. Weeks is really reformed
man. The Rev. Phineas Stowe and other highly re-
spectacle people express their confidence in him.
An entertainment was given to the Hon. Arson
Burlingane by his political friends in st. Louis,
Monday, the 3lst nit. About fifty persons sat down
10 an excellent dinner. Col Robert NJ Renick pre-
sided. Frank p Blair jr gave the health ofthe Boston
representative a sentiment, which was drunk with
all honors Mr.. Burlingame responded in an eloquent
speech, and was followed by Mr.. Blair.
The funeral of A. Barklie Kyle who was killed
in the election fights Baltimore, took place Fri
day, and attended by large coneourse of people.
The places of business the streets along which the
cortege moved were generally elosed. In the vicinity
of the late residence of the deceased and the Streets
throngs of citizens gathered many OF whom I'M
covered the remains passed, in testimony Of their
appreciation of the deceased.
Friday, the Goth day Of October, the anniver-
sary of the execution of the celebrated English navga
tor, and adventurer, Sir Walter Raleigh. He was
born at Budeigh Devonshre did good service TO the
State during the reign Of Queen Elizabeth, but the
ascension Of James l. he lost his interest at Court, and
after long Imprisonment in the Tower Of London,
was uniustly accused Of treason and beheaded upon
Tower Hill two hundred and y-one years ago-the