Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1859-10-28
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tried in few days. The question OF ju-
risdiction has been settled in this way
the local authorities are TO try the prison.
ers for murder, and meanwhile the United
States authorities are to proceed on the
charge Of treason. Gov. Wise said TO
United States District Attorney Ould
that he has no objection to the general
government proceeding against the pris-
oners, that is, what will be left of them by
the time the Virginia authorities have
done with them.
Brown is better, and has made fuller
statement, in which he says he rented
the farm from DIR. Kennedy six months
since, and the rent is paid till next March.
He never had over twenty-five men at
the farm at one time, that belonged to
the organization but he had reason to
expect reinforcements from Maryland,
Kentucky, North and South Carolina,
and Canada. He had arms sufficient for
fifteen hundred men. He had 200 revolt
vers, 200 Sharpe's rifles, and 1000
spears, which he left at the farm. He
had abundance of powder and other am
munition. He brought all the arms, from
time to time, from Connecticut and other
eastern points, to Chambersburg, Pa
They were directed to J. Smith & Sons,
Kennedy Farm, his assumed name
They were packed in double boxes, so as
to deceive the parties who handled them.
He says he made one mistake, in not
either OBTAINING the train on Sunday
night, or permitting it to 60 on unmolest-
ed. This mistake, he seemed to infer,
exposed his doings to soon, and prevent
ed his Inducements from coming. The
names of all the parties on Sunday night,
except three white men, whom he adj
mits he sent away on an errand, are as
follows, with their titles under the Pro-
vlslonal government
Whites-Gen. John Brown, Comman-
der-in- Chief-wounded, but will recover.
Capt. Oliver Brown-dead.
Capt. Watson Brown-dead.
Capt. Aaron G. Stevens Of Connect
cut--wounded badly. He has three balls,
and cannot possibly recover.
Lieut.. Edwin Coppic of Iowa-un-
hurt.
Lieut.. Albert Hazlett of Pennsylva-
nia-dead.
Lieut.. William Leman OF Maine
dead.
Capt. John E. Cook Of Connecticut
escaped.
Privates. Steward Taylor of Canada
dead. Chas. p. Tidd Of Maine-dead
W. Thompson Of New York-dead.
Capt. Joha Kagi Of Ohio, raised il
Virginis-dead.
Lieut. Jeremiah Anderson Of Indian'
dead.
With the three whites previously sen
Of, the above made a total Of IL whites.
Dangerield Newly of Ohio, raised il
Virginia-dead.
Emperor, of New York, raised il
South Carolinia-not wounded, but
prisoner. The latter WAS elected a mem
Der of the Provisional Government som
time since.
Lewis Leary of Ohio, raised in Vii
ginia-dead.
Copeland Of Ohio, raised in Virginia
not neutrality-suspicious. at CharlestowI
Gen. Brown has nine wounds, but non
fatal.
Bushels ofletters have been discovere
from all parts of the country. One fror
Gerrit Smith informs Brown of none
being deposited in Bank of New Yorl
to the credit of j. Smith & Sons. it al
pears to be one of many, informing hi
from time to time, as money was receive
TOTAL OF KILLED, WOUNDED AN
PRISONERS.
D- ~ 40 Nam III
BALTIMORE, OC,. AV--."''- n "a
patch just received from Harper's Fer
foots up the killed and wounded in ye
terday's conflict as follows:
KiLed-Six citizens and fifteen iDsu
gents.
Wounded-Three insurgents.
Prisoners-Five.