The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-11-23

nigh. be driven do under Of indignation at the
,nari,s, Insults aud asg essioI- practssd by their
aId snveriRu'y Of he Ola lorn,npon II they
lnily avenged the eAcit"uneBis ard panics pro-
ile,s. ilty would inaeed bvs TO deal out heavy re-
tontvn. Things her. wear ali the ASPECTS peculiar TO
rnes e war. Business slG; ring, industry a con-
-,dvJsb s'RTee ch,ckci; n"b, II sbor canuot bring
their mIds I" n" oriary bu-iness Gus, the wild
snd fAaeee,a,ed rpn'rs which grow daily out Of this
Iai per ttfiy mOycll.Lt There q universal septi-
m,nt OF rs9rt That Brown his consprat,s not
sho "r bung upon their first arrest, the idea beng that
that wouo fsve prevenfe tn nent which this pro-
asiI Of their the ordeal ui law
simin9 Now, however, that law bias been rrsurted 10,
Twill be allowed 70 take s course, whsiever be the
'qu' nces Nothing viii done w1ich will lay tho
ol d. inhioD olrn 10 cia'pe OF '. or inability 70 en-
oict tte punishment etrInd under her laws. The
ofyoi banging the prisoners forthwith suggested
~ sn' Isrsons here W moment u excitement, but
Governor Wise is derrmDeo that nothing illegal shall be-
done, al that the prisoners shall b. projected either from
,s'uc 81 violence at The bapds of our cizens until
DE Gay % iheT final doom Ths believe to be
HE rhici motive IN huIrymg on " Charles0wn with the
'r,sIs.
short time after he military departed last night re-
"ri swtar through he city that bsnp OF negroes
lA! :" hundred strong, bad organized short dis
shce beyshd the ciiy limits THIS, course caue
little excitement, hut prudent p-ope, estimate
h' trivial cai ses which give currency such rumors
quoted the ars OF ie rmsts by showing proba
bnty o. iew negroes on 'oei way from the city
saturday nights TO visit their anl.s beug ,,agDied in
lnrs eAchs ut Ike tb.s,. 10 large number. Tho
a,is TUNED o 10 b. just these represented The
act ,be uope minds arr s exced as 10 render Them
crrduons u all sorts at runors. however improbable
those who have occDsond ibn state Of things
y have heavy responsibility resting upon tnem Sc
wards head were given r.ace offering Il would smooth
matters al least Is the general opinion
here.
have heard day the hAs ordered The civil
tocnrts OF the city and be Ia 10
at emergency TO act home guard. II the Odd Fellows
snd Siasons were properly armed and equipped they
wona corstute force sufficiently strong tor any local
There plenty of the State Armory
here 10 meet all the requirements 0f military oryapixa
ZION equal to any crsw rnee s large surplus supply
n mi retp Z an thspevv
,utaId, and these about being exchanged for Whit
percussion muske's be used by the Sate military
organization which NAV st nown - in embryo.
1bns is that the miary spirit Of the Common wealth
is being stimulated The infected by Seward
and his unfortunate agents, Brown K Co
The feeling OF the people hare regard 70 :he indfe
renee OF the the North 70 what b pass
ing before their eyes, somewhat akiu to despair Of al
sympathy from that source. Even the press 0
the North, with the exception OF the HERALD, seem
TO favor the conspirstors The Journal Of Cb~s-
meyys heretofore recognized . staad conservative
,aper, ftre less nsdious than Cassidy
Argus II the chants Of New York desire TO appeal
The bnsip Of ihe South, they had bitter do
IN future through other medium than the Wall street
blanket.
10 ADDITION to the trocps which len here last evening
for Charlesown companies from Petersburg passed
through this morning Tor thu same destination. II es
macd that by to morr w evening Governor Wise win
have al least thousand tive hundred at his
Eand in Chaestown II srpf"@ei that all the valun
that lett here last will into encampmsnt
until after be execution of Brown and bis confederaes
tn, has heep considerable Anxiety here all day hear
regarding the reported march OF Insurgents from Ohio
which the departure I'll troops from kChm0n0.
Nothing talked OF the bat Brown and his sup
posed All discussions upon the probability Of
suth attempt indicate very general feeling OF ncre
dny az tn any such purpose beng srTousy entertained
by the iriencs Of Brown aud should there be, and
an attempt be made, the logical deduction q
| saees here, based upon the mi itAry prepara
tions at Cbarlestown, they are known to them,
is that si1gle soul who would engage 10 such
terpise would find his way back TO the State line.
The people here perfectly satisfied that head
that the less the sbo onts display about Brown
the better They have eectuaiy shut him out from
all bpc Of cemen:y by their excesses and threat
that they make only tends entail restraints
I their victim--for such he may be regarded
Every seventy five out " hundred in this
munity In favor Of disunion at this moment have
not spoken To for four weeks past upon that sub
jet, ~ho not reany TO take grounds in favor OF
Southern ccnederacy hint from Governor Wise favor
ing such project would be followed by substantial de-
| araton in approval Of II by Virginia and the whole
| South Any who esteems WISE intemperate rash
must, indeed, have very Iitse kno~ledge Of the
Amid the wild the excitement and indignation of
last night, be perfectly cooshe only cool man,
believe, amongst the whole body that thronged 70 the
DEPOT Many remarked that he missed his vocation IN
joining the army.