The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-12-03

than shat this g'orons Union shon'd hA diavbed Al
MS stage VI The dscas~ion the man who male h~e bold
scrreh ns,ve, perl ape ma, trouble would attend the
avowsl III such unponuAr noctrr en-
Ne PRuA
Up this the ,spDrtare or tia public preRg
had ragsnsnt To believe that they vii allowed
~ attend the execution MORROW the contrary they
have b. Win "Osot blank refusal rhes that
m,'ary lines, and consequently they get within
car shot ~ the Rslows In seed II Is pnsss thai they
not h. mitisd 10 appnsc the place VI iron
all becsse ib line Of sentnsls between IL IN
IN. village, aD1 but the military viii be allowed u
Geographic despatch to-day To Governor wise requesting
facilities Al the cption Al yet has ha r.sOoose
lie had much difficulty in havioR the despatch forwarded
y" The TEL graph " under martial lac to-. the operator
~anie 10 saDd the hrst General aiaferro Tor
his approval hut that ~ prevail likely to DO with
held, Mr. Fulton obi cted. insisting that It woh % I'M
PROF. or 10 bmit any officer ssagc offended Tor te
Governor msrl He carried hs point so lar as having
the message s-pt
may be mace tar tho concerned, FOR
Bos unpeasa misrences might be- dednc.d Add yet
Il very little import har factts IA or De
.xtandea the press, for has been communicated
Ia Br, that he viii not be- permitted 70 mako any
narss from the scan,d u be ate npts 70 do 30 hH
uI,c, and his he viii be instantly stopped
His wife is expected TO arrive here this afternoon She
viii be prnitied witt HIM She is 10 leave with her
sbanas body to morrow and already the talk is that
he body VIII he in state n Boston, and that there
are a. he grand funeral professions In his honor there and
n other Northern cities
CARD FROM TIE OHIO MERCHANTS AR.
RESTED AT HARPER'S FERRY.
BALnxoRs, Doc 2, 1859
The following letter furnished by the Ohio merchants
who were arrested at Harper's Ferry
TO THE PUBLIC.
BALTIMORE, Dec Q, 1859
We, the undersigned having been arrested by the mill
ary authorities of the State OF Virginia. the moruins Of
Wednesday last while proceeding the Ba tiuorc
Ohio RAJ read, for the east were disposed
were subjected In the belief that the otlcers
we're imposed upon, and acted entirely from
erroneous Information. Observing however, that
accused Of having expressed Selves antagonucay -
The state regarding its at Charesown and that
this s of red as reason for arrest deem it due
% oursey es thus publicly to declare the statement
tre without foundaton that pubic agtaiors
II any sort, but order loving business men, quietly pnr
suing our own affairs. We would at the same time, in
view II the numerous exciting reports that being pub
shed take occasion Ia declare that treated with
very proper consideration by the military and citizens Of
sor as our case was made known 70 the railroad oompa
the President and other officers omptly teegrapned
u the commanding General and procured release aud
NOR cover fu Their evidence OF exoneraon of the
Baltimore and OHIO Company from all ame for tn
sua proceeding, and conf fence that further
anoyA to passengers will occur We propose 20 return
10 cur homes IN the West by that route To
j. W. VANSANT, Fairfield county, Ohio.
J. B. GLASSFoRD, Morgan county, Ohio.
J. COLLINS, Logan, Hooking county, Ohio.
CONSERv ATIvE MOVEMENT IN BOSTON.
UNION AND CONSTITUTION MEETING TO BE HELD IN
FASEUIL HALL TO REBUKE DOMESTIC TREASON.
BosToS, Dec 2, 1861
There to be held Union and Constitution meeting,
rebuke domestic treason and new taty to the pub
he, at Faneui Hall next week. the preliiuares are
arranged, and call will be issued in the Courier NOR
row morning, signed by Hon. Edward Everett James W.
Page, Franklin Haven, Franklin Skinner, George Limit
Henry J. Gardiner, and others It is understood the
venerable Ex-Governor Lincoln. of Worcester will pre-
side. Mr. Everett, General Cushing President PIERCE
Geo. S. Hlkrd and other distinguished men, will speak
ARREST OF AN ALLEGED CONSPlR ATOR
WASHINGTON, Dec 2, 1885,
man answering Cooks description Of Realize was re-
Gently arrested at Poosve Maryland but escaped while
his cnmmi,ment being made out. He was Yesterday
arrested at Aexar dra and held further examination
He had previously visited Washington, and from his
actions excited the belief that he was ncrant swindr
AN ABOLITIONIST TARRED AND FEATH
Erred.
SAVANNAH, Dec 2, 1852
Mr.. Fsh, shoe dealer and resident Of this city for
several years. but born Massachusetts, hos been
and feathered for expressing abolition sentiments