The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1859-11-30
Interesting from Char,estown

| CHARLEsrowN, Nov. 22-YeSterday was
spent in grand military parade, and a review
by Gov. Wise during the afternoon. The Gov
ernor urged on them the necessity OF preparing
for death, as the sentence Of the Court would
be carried out without any interfering on his
part. Brown declared himself prepared to die.
He justified his course, only regretting his or.
ror in not allowing the train to pass without in
terruption. Cook said he was willing to be
shot-he always had great repugnance to
hanging. Gov Wise said that Coppee was the
only one that he had ever thought of commu-
ting, but he hsd now determined to hang them
all.
Gov. Wise yesterday read dispatch from the
Governor Of South Carolina, rendering him any
amount of military aid in defence Of Virginia
Gov. Wise replied, by thanking him for the OF
fer but assuring the Governor that Virginia was
able to defend herself
RICHMOND, Nov. 22-The military were all
ordered to return home yesterday. but the peo-
pile paotested against such course, declaring
! that if there was any necessity for them to
come that necessity still existed. Finally Gov.
Wise ordered two Richmond companies TO re-
main, and also the Petersburg artillery. Sever
al of the Richmond companies started for home
this morning, and others will 60 to morrow -
expresses the intention Of having a thousand
military present on the day of the execution
HARPER's FERRY, Nov 22.-Evening Gov
Wise and staff are here, stopping with Colonel
Barbour Superintendent Of the armory. The
Gov. states that he has made every provision to
protect the Commonwealth and the prisoners.
He has no doubt ofa determined and thorough
ly organized movement throughout the North
ern and Western States to rescue Brown, and
exhibits number Of letters from responsible
parties in Pennsylvania, Ohio and New York,
urging him to be prepared for parties forming
in those States The Blues OF Martinsburg and
Col Smith, OF the Virginia military institute
with the Cadets and Howizers have been or
dered to Charlestown. Gov. Wise will return
to Richmond tomorrow.
CHARLEsTowN Nov. 23.-Governor Wise left
Harper's Ferry this morning, for Richmond az
ter receiving dispatch from Governor Packer,
| Of Pennsylvania rendering him a guard along
the dividing line between Pennsylvania and Ma
ryland. Gov. Wise returned thanks for the Of
fer with the assurance that Virginia was able
to protect her honor. After the departure Of
the Governor, Col. Elliott addressed the mill
tary, telling them it is possible they might have
to undergo arluons and perious duty, and he
felt satisfied that if the venerable Common
wealth should he invaded they would etectual-
ly wipe out the stain.
HARpER's FERRY, Nov. 23.--Major General
Taliaierro arrived last evening, and assumed
by the direction of Gov Wise, the command oil
all the forces. Gen. Talliaferro does not super
cede Col. Davis, but was entitled by rank to
command the whole force.
Col. Davis has been disfranchsed under the
anti-dueling act from holding any office, civil
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advising officer.
A rumor was afoat here o.day that there
was party of marauders in the mountains near
Cherry River
NORFOLK, Va, Nov. ga special messen-
ger has arrived from Northampton, on the Eas.
tern shore OF Virginia, for volunteers it having
been ascertalned that an attempts to be made
on Friday, the 25th, to run the slaves to Cana
da. Great excitement prevails.