Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1859-12-08

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during the night, but the orders from head
Quarters were TO the contrary, and accor-
dinghy they were separated. While the
parting scene was one which showed much
intensity Of feeling, there was no exit
biiion OF passion, and after an embrace, and
Kiss, and kind admoniiion from Brown, lhev
parted forever.
Mrs. Brown was conducted TO her car
rage, and under similar escort with Capt.
Moore, who was kind and geniIemnnly in
ms department, the carriage started for the
Ferry.
INTERVIEW BETWEEN BROWN ARD MS EEL
Low PRISONERS.
On entering, kindly recognition tool,
place, when Capt. Brown said, addressing
Cook: lam sorry YOU have not confessed
yourself 10 truth IN your statement called
your confession. never sent you 10 Har-
per's Ferry Tor spy, and your stu,euent
10 thu, ELECTS false"
Cook-"You certainly did
Capt. Brown Gin commanding tone)-"I
did not, sir; you have, by your rourse, held
Yourself up as an object Of contempt, and
deservediy 500
1T this remark, Cooks head fell end he
made no reply. Brown was next conduct
ed 10 Sewers room. TIE meeting between
them was cordial. Brown remarked that
he was about 10 die. Stevens said, u feel
assured that you Will 90 10 q better world
than this" Capt, Brown said, Conduct
Yourself ike man; know you will DO 50
without nv advising" They again shool;
hands and parted. He then repaired to
the room Of Coppie, where a conversation
almost similar took place. Thence he went
10 The rooms Of the negroes, whom he
said he expected 10 die Ike men, and as be-
came their condition and position. The ne
crnes gave him the assurance that they
would die learessly, os they were fully as
surel that their action was Just and prop
or. Brown then returned 10 his room,
and continued writing fer some lime.
At THE cALLYws.
Brown assembled the steps with . cheer
FIJI look, firm, mistaken step and an I'M
blarched eye. Not an exhibition OF fear
was given. There was no evidence Of {
consciousness Of the terrible tragic scene
which WAS about 10 take place, and in which
he was 10 be The actor. As soon as lie
reached the platform, the military which
accompanied him fled 10 the right and left,
and tool; the FASHIONS which had been pre-
viou<ly assigned them. Brown looked upon
the crowd, then glanced al the scaliuld.-
The Deputy Sheriff extended his hand and
tool; that Of Brown, and, shaking i, Gado
him farewell.
/ NJ ministers we're present, owing 70 The
iac. ,ha, Brown had refused their Offices
The Sheriff approached him shool, his
hand, and bade him good bye. Brown
stepped farward, when the Deputy Sheriff
ucl his legs, while the Sheriff drew the
white cap over his head, and placed The Ia
tal rope about lis neck. As soon as this
was done, Brown remarked to ,he Sheriff
..you will have 10 guide me from Ibis cut. :"
/ Tie Sheriff asked: Captain Brown, have
yen anything 10 saY:' To which be re-
piled, "NoJhng."
SacrilI-"IV.I! You take handkerchief,
and use il a. n signal. letting il !al. when
you are ready"
+ Captain Brown-''No sir, am always
ready. Do not keep me Unnecessarily
long"
The sheriff hen stepped aside while the
doomed man eng ged N rrsyrr. Ia few
minutes lie Stepped >o'ly from the >c,iirid.
and on lea' iu- H. the deputy sheriff rruuz
The rap. aud John Brown was suspended
between the heavens and The earth.
N; a sound Vas heard except the cfcal,-
ing OF tic timber. o. The >caiio'd und the
whipping sound Of The wind. as i, played
with the naked branches of the trees.
A.IcT he had ruag Tor twenty minutes,
Drs. Girard. ID t. Mason. John a. S,rai'h,
john Starry and II. !. Cooke, nscended
the platform, and, after feeling lis nal>c,
holding their ears 10 his chest, pronounced
him dead. Ten physicians attached to the
different military corps, then visited him,
each one Of them felt his pulse, and pro-
nouncel him dead. Thus ended His tras-
ic scene, which commenced in violence and
murder, and closed i'll shame and death.
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