The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-11-03

the als az The prisoner and sentenced him to be hung
In public on Friday the cd OF December next
Mr. Brown received his sentence with composure.
The only demonstration made was the capping Of the
haadsos one man the crowd, who Ia resident OF
Jefferson county. This was promptly suppressed, aud
much regret expressed by the citizens at It's occur
renee.
CONVICTION OF coPPIE.
Amer being out hour the jury in with verdict
shas coppc guilty all the the Indictment
Ills counsel gave notice Of motion for arrest Of iads
uert, 20 In Me-. Brown's case.
The Court then adjourned.
OUR SPECIAL RICHMOND DESPATCH.
COOK, THE INsvKRkCTI0SisT. TO bS Thihp ~ .na
DISTRICT FEDERAL COURT SEWARD, GhhsLAI,
vrLs0N HOWE AND THE OTHER AIDERS AND
AsErroKs IN THE HAHrER s FERRY lNsCR6kC-
riON, TO BIZ SUMMONED AS WITNESSES ETC.
RICHMOND, Oct 81, 1852
am informed today that v the Intention 70 Try Cook
Che Harpers Ferry rebel In the United States District
Court for that district This course has been determined
upop with view TO compel the attendance Of Seward
Greeley Wilson, Howe and the other outsiters who
suspected of completely in the late insurrccson. H. In tho
progress the trial. their guilt aiders abeors shall
bs established the probability that they will be assign
ed positions in the dock beside Cook and subjected the
ordeal thai ed 70 the majority Of them being brought
forward witnesses The list to be summoned will en-
brace every individual wheresoever he may esde whose
name has been deati6ed with this movement Ia any con.
neccn, however remote Az 70 their appearance Ia obc
dence " the summons that must be presumed certain
inasnuch "a Il question involving the ability Of The
Federal government 10 enforce obedience 70 Us SUMMONS
This "a the only means to insure full deveopcmen OF the
origin and progress OF this movement ami OF the relations
to Of the prominent Of other States whose moral
completely at least, has been already fxsd will prove
annals Of this country
JOURNAL OF THE PROCEEDINGS BROWN cox
rASys ,ssrRRscnoNARy MEETINGS Ar CHATHAM, CANADA
wRr
The following is copy OF the journal of the proceed
ings OF OF the meetings held by Brown and his CO.
conspfators in Chatham Canada west-
CHAraAx, Canada West Nav g. 1859
10 A. M-convecton met in cursu 70 cal Of John
whose motion Mr. VIM = Monroe Prssiieni; AMI
90 Il Dsany Mr. asoxs sss psoossdS r.
the object Of the ienh ana syssa tic
6ss a% As s
spoke IN favor Of The project aud the plan. and both
s s Rsn Of entitled
Up,ed ssa.es% and moved he reading Of ,hs same
be taken hy each member II The ssav.noa v
psisy mSvsd y s1, hs foo,w;ng parole Of homo. be
viii not in any way diy"lse o. the Of this Con
pam OK forte The respect and Of this as
ion" which motion was carried
after question on .Ss r~sdas Of The psa
proposes by Mr. Brawn, and the carried.
abe plan then by The after which,
I'm motion Of Mr. WmrrLE ordered ,at II be now
read by articles for consideration
The sttcles from forty Ave inclusive then
and adapted. On the reading Of the tory sixth.
Mr. REYNOLDS Strike o. the IL
Reynolds spoke IN favor Brown. Monroe Owen Brown
DeiAny, Tea s, knna d and Kss against
The aeesda then taken los there being but one
Ia affirmative
adopted The forty seventh and forty
exLh cles with the schedule we're then adopted in the
Il moved ny Mr. DzLAsY tina. the title and presm
BILE q Carried
On motion Of Mr. the constitution whole was then
unsninsousl, Adopted. :
The o,enon then, At hsfpss O'Clock r NJ adjourn
ed on mo- on Of Mr. JACKSON, I'LL three O'Clock
3P. NJ Journal r. ad and approved
GIN mnlinn Of those approy
wg OF the constitution adopted sign the ssme wheeupen
the names OF MI the mernht RI were appended ts.
After caagratuasy remarks BY Messrs and uE-
LANy, be Convention motion of Mr. WmPPLE adjourned
at quarter 10 four. J. g. KAGI Sec Of the Convention