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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-12-01

however IL is feared they were may DC S' I O'
anti some clue 10 their souroe rs ai.cSN.,
curfe Of oferafion ruttng counte ~ NlO" r.
Tor sine, he establishment OF the telegraph we ar IA.
i n begin circuit humid eds Of
- sray frou the commercial center thus earring
several DAYS Of uninterrupted operation - Afe the
sn, "a and the fraud Is exposed. There rasson 20
49, 81, this policy haz been pursued In lie nresrt
Ssfsnee. Nearly every bank in cit hos ,lofe or
A.. Of them The Philadelphia Bank S~elf Aas como
81; 200 that Il cannot trace, and mue hrger amount
had been received, the source Of sbsch il known.
Tie loss 20 the banks Of the city n be- probably, by
abe days operations in these bills aheBt % 600. We
have no doubt the LOSE Is srea n 20 banks more re-
mote, and 70 the Of PAPER esErency VIII probably
amount 70 hundreda Of thous' Lpgsof dollars more
successful counterfeit ha1 no. been foted on me com
muuity for wears. 1Ae foAlcwing are descriptions:
The 100, are IN blRe nk Ssted Jan. j, 1885, and q
thorough imstion Il the old plate Of that eenomna-
ION OF this plas however, we are informed, there
are vsry few 10 eiseulalieR The genuine sss Of tins
hapI issued in Aay, 1855, printed IN black iDs !;
afx an Tar as has vet been discovered there are no
.snn,eyfgi,s of t,s issue m black The 5Js also
,Smirsbly executed, printed IN blue ink, aud dated
Pkt, 4 ltJo As there never genuine % by the
H,kdephia Bank Of that date, the public will be sui
Hcisnty prstected by observing the matter OF thai
-fxre T1ere are, however counterfeit sos from the
,,are paro IN black INK dated May 9 1853. The fact
hn all the best judges Of paper bills have been efec-
tuldy deceived BIZ those couptercits y proof Of how
coullets is the imitation and how useless it VIII be to
auenpf reliable description"
TteSoIIOwing isa statement of Tolls received on
sthe Canal up to this month"; compared with those OF
hast year: -, -,
6sns sek in 1889 '9O -
I,er.... IN 1850 1904 ~
.,,,, 1ses5~.s r on on operng Of Esvigs
snon 10 sBd including third week IN Now 1889 es ~ q
-S,fDs dine IN i'oe'''''''''''' '''''''''''''''
Decrease in lss9....."...........'..... sF'i" "
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-12-01
MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT or EEw-YoRK........Rov. %,
Cleared.

steanihips-Roanole Couch, Norfolk Ludlam Henctes
Coluuis Leuy Charleston, spoford. 1oeop Co. Saxoul
IL ANIL hlels hsmbuEg kunhsrdt Co. Chesapeake Crow
ell oitland II. b. Cromwell Co.
Ships-bomes Fitner hsrleston, Nesmh Sons ViSlant
Bosw orth NewOrlesns, Robson Il fosdck; H. Is. Wright
PsIk. Charleston r. +. uck 10 kspublc tBrem, WeHks
bIt "a.
Bark WnOns, Gallson A,pinwan Peck Church, Venus,
Akiuion Cuacoa toonsn Graves & Co.
Brs-e. Peters Lord Zsza C. n. J. Peter; Genana
strong, ~. Johns N. H. Greene Cure; j. c. Troyators,
H. H. Dew Off Enterprise tbT) Nenan, Parrboro ID. r. De-
wolf
Schooners-J T. Williams Curtis, Richmond, Van Brunt
Slasht u L., Lowell boston j. w Mchee, racine Fsrron
Arlington, elfair Hons Quive Doane Kingston Post
stb " Hills, Porto hico l. y. Eager Rebeoca
alton esisburg Jas Hunters Nhirlwind, Marcy Mktan-
master; A. h Mckinney bradford Turks Island Post
IN a yhe 1ute Richmond g. n. Person, Sabine Day
h.SSeIn, j. L. Davis Seaman, Phillips, Vienna, heeSfk
Duran
stesmer-U niOn Greene Phiadelphla N. Bnggs.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-12-01
Reoeipfs OF Produce.

Tss~l BY ~ ROztss AsE so 2o7 bbls sles 900 d. Ccrs
us "a 81 busA whsa, Is 80 do Bsey. - IS &c. OSt-,
iS7f do Cera 4sc2 de- Rye, So Pkss PovOus, 100 dc.
Nhs.kN. s. dc. Lard. " % Ashes.
~ t Rudssa Rrer Ralrvad fo- re Week sE5fsg hoE %
"a hss6 Cattle lsGo Cslycs rs de- Sheep hDrscs 500 10
bog 0s cog de- Pc-s fazesed 4S-l &c. Mnttcn pkys-
~ as "a, Better 6s do Cheese a. DO Posltry 50 do
Frs 10 40 Ashes 100 do Bufkwhos. Flour ds fruit IA
- c.eb AZ 60 40 Paper tb Beef 81 de- fish Isl d..
ros ~ a. Whisfy d. Ale Esd Beer 2aS dc. f.ouf S
DO Appes no hh Oats, li do Mheei 20 do Rye 2el do
Psr Is 10 Corn SO do. feed sS DO Beans. SO dc. Peas,
ls e Do Potatoes a. Do Gsss Sod lo 6ses Hay. 10 do
HoTs Hemp d. Nec Is lnns Asless % o. slate 40
.i4e. Leather, 1880 so-4 sl.k.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-12-01

ssarse.s-oAnSyrrL, REPORTED Tan y TTIsEyr

aInrkeas-cARxyuILy REPoETEn ron THE y: T. TEiBrvs
WEDNKfDAf, Nov 30, 1889.
AgHFsFhe demand for both kinds is moderate but pces
steady ses Of 20 bei at % ia Tor Pot and 20 70 ioI
Iears.
TTIswAX-we learn Of ssles Of Western and Southern
Yellow 81 bii 35c each. .
CAADLEe-AdamariDe are without change sales oil cry
brands Al lBd 20s Sperm couimsnd 40c Patent soc.
TUkI-lhee been moderate demand for Foreign since
,r last ana prices nominal The bulk OF that recently
lived a. mtny order Of Gas Companies Domestic has
IN Droy ewing the advance in eghs Of Doc per tn Inc
sstesE aud demand has been quite active and Is hn al
eNTSE 10 per cargo and nom yard az - 4Odt3 per tnu
COT1UN3 be market has been nst and nonnal sales OF
alals. Weou
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-12-01

ST. Tnoxks Nov lathe Danish schr. Nanet. nsereS %
the Uned states arrived lse. hon oooa
10 hi. port has had heavy weather spit sails kc aad pot
Turs asnd where she partially repaired end oraefeo
finish hel her expenses were $50 20 -
nv letter 70 Essood Water Sec Board Ct Unaers "a
sAs FKAscisco, Nov, via New Orleans Nov fhe 49,
Phenix. Of Nantucket; Ocean Wave Of hszbotcfa - =
sunk al hands lost; also the BARK kingtsSef was uNeA
whale sunk. and eli hands lost - ,,
LBy telegraph 70 Elrsst Waiter, See Bssza osss"h
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-12-01

GRAIN-The Wheat maukot opened quite hrD bot closed
dull and heavy ior kintho iregntroon aud
The liberal Aivs give bu the advantage the ssos n 40
buh hil~snkee CLUB, last eyng - 81 2s 0O sush. No
Scago spafng 81 IS; So bush. good white Michigan 81 50
Rae sesdy bat QuistAt the close; sales q 20 bash NC
haley aE and heavy the vals large sales OF 1890
bas sc ior Canada Eat S for fair state sne Soc for
CsnSds West Oats and lower the demand
eood al she ia ne 046c and CsnadS az 81
s Com plenty and lowers h~avy the sales
lstoO bush yellow lcrsey and south
sii for while southern choe Sle for old yoo~ DO.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-12-01

TALLUW-Ih he market dun aud heavy sales Of 1900 b
lola lose Rough Eat Is steBdy a &c, cash.
fEAl auction sale Of moderate Size and passed Oh
trees follows; Hyson sold az 26dt2c Young yson
2fl d26 Twsnksy, 2Tc.; Hyson do, 2SG1Sc 61nPowdeT
8b52sc Imperial. 26dS3c SOuchong q dSltc
ilN-ris dull and heavy S d3Qc cash Jar banca ard
@c Straits. the and to arrive Plates
limited sales Of l,so0 boxes "a 81 S9C
/. q ga 700 do l. &. Cole Terue az go 81 Is moe.
has been sparinsy Dealt IN during the
week the result Of suction sale o. $4,000 10 20 come
"a IN fhadslphia to-day; the stock however i small and
res are hulv uan;anedi s4es OF 5000 n Stste and West
err Fleece Sc for Conon TO Choice ExtTa 0eo n
slrun NJ Inferior % Choice; 5000 70 Pulled at
B. or super city Lamb aud extra country SaSony Foreign
4 in proved deassad and pncet firmly sales Of Is bales
MeSza II aRlio less slight discount Tor osih small
pao,i Of ssbed Smyra a 2Sc, sss = cent cash ~ do
tnwsshea CO. : . baos Mesze 100 do Donsk0 ard 100 de-
mon Buepos on did not learn We quote;
Am Saxony Fleece . .5SaSo Valparaiso 1uSSsead .llGu
Az fa bood heTino. sass = Am eeS sssned won
and hero G4sis An cntfe y o. 40 Gis
lEive end Aer!no t0t4 = A1orlc~n aa~Sstea 9ls
Ertr Pulled Am SoreoFa sshsa.
supe-hue, Pulled d4Siksst tnoa
Nc. Pulled African CIV s0ls
California - African WISHED ioaA
.UGr-a epe urwas'd % 2 Smyrna sshe1 ....iQls
California common do..llCS Sayrns wSShed......10it
psrvisn 2Sd % Mexican unrsshaA dN
MHIekYIhe market lower AID a more sctye; sales o.
sS0 hbls 81 IS d26ic
sNUALFBONk Is 10 limited request bet The stock s light,
ADD pIiccs ru,e steady; as 81 500 n NorthN a &c
ZINC Ssis. ia &c. for Sles~n Srd hosse!lrssan
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-12-01

sopPF n Is6ned lnRot has in improved demand
sehy sales OF 2OVo Minnesota and lake
mostly export 22d2lt cash. chiefly the inside
r~,r 4 ,ler knds sell slowly at unchanged prices
LYNN OOIs Inactive, but prices without Important
.hsnSe .aa OF 90 Lima Wood S65 ~ do Hacne Wood
al al So both mos aud 20 do smau Nicaragua at $2S
months
A ss scve owing she advanced prices claimed the low
ate .c bstter bat close quietly the high grades
- am sa nLeuy At fo The freight
,or a. 40 hr comparative inactivity. Tbs sales loO
bh,s Al 9V1 IS suporhne states IS to0 IS So for
extls DO. 80 ~ fO sePeIhne Nestern - 4Sd 80 90
m de low Eraaes Of extra dos - $50 - . for shipping
br.nds o Ohio; IS 80 . SO 30 for trade brGnds
A. ind rs sos oT Louis and Genesee Canadian
flup a An limited supply and Is wanted sales Of gao bbs
al Ia ~ ~ Southern rlouI setive. aud holders
amer The arrivals the sales tlao bbs IS ID
~S ~ Iot super6ne Baltimore, &c. aud IS SSQS7 - for
tr better fuues Flour Il in fair demand and Is steady
saes u $40 bbs "a sos 40 CeTn Meal more u niy
% l. heavy snea OF 2s7 bbs at 81 for jersey, ~ u for
buhnoie and - 30 for hrendywine buckwhea Fsur In
80 T,oest and Is Grner S2i2l0 S257a y lO0b Wequote
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-12-01

UOPSTa1 a19rd oT ~ coIar71 airs Tales o. 20 teleg
eo-5sv - l2f Zee. uid are cuiet.
fhe arket 10 hrn AID The seHsad fsir the s-r
ys arc liberal sales Of 500 bales 81 sa Pos loo n Straw
A. siea3y. with . coed supply. go,
HONfYFoeign u dul ana decnAnsi scs ~ 's IN bond
400 a. duy paid. for Cuba r,e,o A.
q. 49, L. y cea, 40 PssssP6ss Gov - - ae' ssA .ee
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NEW YORK DAILY TRIBUNE THURSDAY, DECEMBER l, 1859

oEtsds rass sIespt perhaps eocAionai small os
O. sh"iee Anes W. Sa, yn.b.A p.sy, G,.b~Dnfdn
Et.'s 10y, 40 gns6.b D-iry W..s-..Nssu
BSzxxtx-Souibern and Western 2 %, SssSS.,
BMoos COss-we suosr. Bees ssas,, z o.
BrcKuHsAI FL0UE-Gsej aoslny - d u al % -
BEANs-N 3go;rs ->7a N
SEDAN . bn q r.l lsel . Kidney, so'''.''I "a
NsS,.n, al DO -. esd1 BiPuas CAoads....s.. -" "
kzTop, do..........l SS1l o5l NJ. .,,,s.
tS'>-i ne ni1sst = fIss = - -. - -. 81 On
ts- AM t1nsoT'p - 10 iIin,.3 gss,.,......l6tsH
FEEsb MEsrs-Ne quote; 80
Ref .S.s cod p u. 4 a Lsalo. o........'."
ruttou saI1..-ss.... sbosts. prime fst.''.
P,rA az ccru-fed.. 81 4 Veal czrrzssrs -
Frss Axp SErS-T y dull dealers tax 90 PIlo
Cur coions represent the present nAket closely - NC e
able 10 make them. We quote: -
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-12-01
Ny. whole-al, Price. Of CssuH, Psoane.

FoK Tns NkFs sSDlhs NkDf ssoAf NOV. % I55
Reported exclusively for THE NEsYOEs TEsrss bJ DAsv
{ FRESCH.
EorIoE TO CossIescEs FAIR PsoDCcsPi ever thing
ia ne. order MAJ plain indeBbe directions eTefy paA.
iaoludns ezh. with coan and Of articles also
T.. stu OF psT alAs inside % Psckss@ nAzked B"
IA sx send bJ nal ~itb notice seeD and boz thr
IRE forwarded
CornssIosFSr .-lins Beriss Fruit. ae where
ar returned small iots 81 u6 10 = cent Otar Ez-
Produce E-uerally, 5 q cent
Qro1 for sales Of coed Podace good grdo a.
hoss4l. sGeb farsrs re. Ad net Iobhess ~ specsa
tors prcea
BrTTxE-The rasrEs eoBtnues excessively dali ioE The
month Novembsr ag-e quantities zryi-g In the face
Of v.y limited demand There i very decided conce.sou
On the part Of seller bat buyers asEe Tie advantage eeitsd
We continue last quotations. very ncsliy;
Orange Co pals = D - as state .-...b ol5
state eA ia esries. 70 an Western Rs., bet, late
STATE. re i-hr. tubs dc. 10 cal nass.........B ola
state t6s, do 10 l u eSern Res, fAiE....l1 ciB
S.s.o SGuaie...32 ga He.srn fsly rod - 5ls
-ts;s az 10 s0cA......N -ls
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-12-01

Pos -. Was x~pfSs wEDNrzpAI ho, N iss9.
ror Al vcyfy4s - CarrLE ztsp- poe TIE EEHs
ACCORDING q The reports ron TIE aeTIa u ne
.itV there tave been reosivsc this SeeA:
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-12-01
sEw.roRE oLAssIyIcATroE.

demand for Rio has been mo ierete the
don sale as not ed and portion ws with rswg Gales Of
~, Sses N mi 22c AZ prvse sale 500 bags Rio sold AZ 2c
"a. - aoo bsss naTacabo at Ia al2sc. We quoie
Isss White y ln.tlgli MsIsea0O '''''.''..m GIG
Rio, laiI 70 prime. lSsms'ca. 81
Rio, ordinary, ISIOono 'ol 4" D''"'"tSh.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-12-01

aIsIsTUKB ALhASAO.
5un-Rises.... 1894 SetA..... t:S4 Mson-Seh..niH IN
WATER
sandy Hook.I14 Gov. Island. 004s Hell 0ate...... lS
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-12-01
TO ARRIyE.

1h. tivaTland Mall CeeIns ssves &C .oss e,sy hea
aay Ard Thursday letter. sosisnea iof u saexd y
mara "a Overland VIA ~ Lesia -
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-12-01

MOSS-New Orleans licked hes been sold al g MOS UoIn'
Stick may BE- quoted 8G5.c Common Canvas - 0Sc
and Picked at 6dfc cash and mos.
NAVAL STORES-spirs Turpentine l. In improved de-
spd al eady rates Of 573 bbls merchandise order,
&c. 50 days adding inIerest and 1875 DO shipping ct 45c
cash descriptions generally quie', but pces are
without variable change; OF 500 bills Rosr
a % y $40 h. aaost delivered and 100 do low No. at ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-12-01
tAdyert,semenl
DREW g. FRENCH,

PpoprCs COnxIssIos MshoHAyrS
Domestic Eresb Erus and Vegetable In their season
No. sEhs Buildings. No. aHs 6usns-.t.,
Third door below u'ashinEtonst-, New-Yo7t
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-12-01

INDIA-BUBBERThe recent demand has aoated and Para
q offered at 5Tlc y n lower without attracting the steuon
East India however 10 in hight stock and held
hrmly q p 10,
TXTHs-T arein are scarce and m demand saes Of
100000 at 81 %; ninety days -
LEAD-ig t. quiet - IS for Spanish and - 20 0I baens
LINERossA Is quiet; the last sales were at Soc for Com
mon and ~ 10 teI Lump. -,
the CARO- a Sl40$l5
hOLASSLo is quiet. but stesdy Gales Of IS hhds Cuba
avsda Al &c. .
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-12-01

SEEDSlh he stock OF IIoVer steu ms I'D tt
IL dun at 8dtlc Timothy ia In fair req es At $3.50 ~ ~
hush Rough Ixseed is scarce ct 81 IS e bush. Calcutta
isesd less active but steady at 5l y bush, cash
S1KARlN-1h demEnd Is fair with ited upplyi sales Of
prime " hite At l0lc, and good at lOtc., cash
tAk-a be demand moderate end prices steady sales
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-12-01
D. Wsqaots:
- ~

CASA BssDeVenison CONES IN 'Pannsy And mas eees
,ssav duripR the quotations shPPrs houa nov
II no o.ey either in the SKINS OF IN cieths when the
sAh,r mil bat ave open 10 he air a. po's"e Mhen
he weather cold IL be wrapped Shaggy ont voc sal
h foepars BE- drawn snugy bseA uon the SAD ne
"a 20 bend or crook the back thus giving the appearance Of
or auiual Do tie up meat cut NON
H. ofe The saddle vii be worthless OF arrival
Prairie chickens scarce. and wanted western Saan are
sell dy ngiree c1'tce ones
paper commanding the outside rae We -
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-12-01

IROEThe inquiry Cor descriptions IL quite limited pat
pces notwithstanding sustained. small sses OF scotch az
hip pricss from S2S zS sales
Of Engsh Bare 81 500 ~ ana $50
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-12-01

POIATOES-The supply abundsnt the sses are slow and
pIices without change w quote MERGERS at 81 250$ ~
saohhows Ia VI 80 Junes $l III Dyckmans At 81 l.
dRl %; Western Red OF STA 81 IS
RICE fair inquiry prevails at full rates. sales Of $50 tc At
A375d$43It 100 10. -
SPLLIER IL in moderate request at &c y D. mos for
SHUT are In limited request Sasc for Drop ind 81 a6ic
for Buch, cash
sAI1-Liyerpool Fine continues and prices
steady Of Turks Island note sale Of one cargo at A
4Hos
SkINs-Goet are In moderate request sae Of 81 bales Tam
rico nj o. bbc vs, signify woEned a. &c. less
cent cash Deer an,pv supply and dull and
bt nou;na sales Of 20 bales Honduras and Is do Central
Am.rrhn dan nred private terms. We quote:
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1859-11-03
: pRocEEp1Nos OF THE COURT,


The Court met at IL o'clock. Brown
was led over from the Jail, walking feebly
and laid down on the cot. 81
Senator Mason entered tho Court with
Mr.. Hoyt, the counsel from Boston.
Senator Mason remarked that the testi-
mony given by Col, Washington and coa-
ductor Phelps, was very correct.
The Jury was then called aud Mr.. Bolts
announced the arrival of Mr.. Hoyt, who
has come to assist the counsel for Brown.
At present he did not feel disposed to
take apart in the case; whenever he should
feel disposed he would do so.
MIR. Hunter suggested that he had bet
ter be qualified as a member of the bar by
producing proof from the Boston bar.
Mr.. Hoyt stated that he had not brought
his credentials of admission.
The Court said that was not required to
furnish strictly legal evidence of that fact !;
but the evidence of any citizen would an
swer. Mr.. Green said that his partner had
read letters from the fellow students of
Mr.. Hoyt alluding to him as member Of
the bar. Mr.. Hoyt then took the custom
ary oath. -ar 4.
The testimony was then resumed. Con-
ductor Phelps being recalled, Mr.. Bolts
put a question 10 the witness prepared by
Brown. Witness said the firing was COM,
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1859-11-03
An Outrases Conspiracy.
Attempt 10 Easlaoe Family Of Free
@ a.s rs Negroes. t s

4dttempt 10 Easlaue Family Of Free
@ ~ Is Negroes. s
Last evening Lieut. Kirby and officers
Tiller and Priest succeeded in fsrreting out
q very outrageous conspiracy that has been
concocted against the freedom Of a family
of free negroes. They arrested and lodged
in Jail the prime movers in the shameless
affair.
Il appears that a number Of years ago a
negro man and his wife were emancipated
by the will of their master. They then
set to work and by 1-frugality and industry
succeeded in accumulating a sufficient sum
to purchase their son. Their son after
wards married slave, the property Of
Sam. K. Page, Esq. She was also pur-
chased BY the parents. Bills of sale were
taken and held by the father, but at the
same time he granted bis son and daugh-
ter-in-law free papers. - m
On Sunday the old negro died, very
suddenly, and without any predisposing
cause. He was buried yesterday. Immc-
diately tailor named McGrath, living on
the same square-Green street between
East and Floyd-iook the initiative steps
towards cnslaving the negroes. He was
aware of the old man having bill of sale,
but he did not know that he had granted
the children free papers. McGrath and
another person, whose name will appear on
examination of the case, applied to law
yer named Cleary. They told him they
had fine chance for a fine speculation.
and promised him four hundred dollars for
his share of the i'll gotten booty. -.
Clcary jumped at the tempting bait
and prepared bills of sale from the old ne
gro to McGrath; and. to- the document
signed his name with an \ mark. ~
Having progressed thus far they pro-
ceeded take possession of the negroes, and
were astonished TO find free papers staring
them in the face. Their rascality was thus
easily exposed. The lawyer Cleary and
McGrath were both lodged in Jail, and will
be examined to-day. We understand that
the lawyer intends to turn States evidence.
There will bc some curious developments
in this matter. It is surnised by many
that foul means wereused TO produce the
old negroes death from its great sudden
hess Louisville Democrat, Oct 25M.s z
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1859-11-03

appeared as additional counsel for the pris-
oner, and wss 4uahn&
Hmm G5Ssald ef Cleveland, Ohio,
was also qusI56ed a cQussel for The ptis=
oner. sqs "a
Nj. Chiffon A.ads % explanatory s.ate-
ment. He wds unszpected!y called upon
yesterday to ia in tlieif defence. He came
with The expectation Of merely assisting
the gentlemen who were conducting the
defence, but upon reaching here found they
bad withdrawn from Che case. He then
determined TO do his best, not leeling 81
liberty to refuse under the circumstances.
However, il would 6e impossible for him 10
discharge the full duty Of counsel for pfiis-
oner, not having had time TO read the in
Idicfment examine the evidence already
given. He made no motion, but he would
advise delay Of few hours in order
that himself and brother eounself could
make some preparation. xs
The Court decided that the trial must
60 on. No more delays could be granted.
The trial then proceeded. ~
Mr.. Hoyt, for the, prisoner, objected to
receiving as evidence the lctter.of Gerriit
Smith, heretofore published, and also the
autobiography of Brown, written by him
SELF Both were withdrawn. o-'
Several witnesses were then examined
by Mr.. Hoyt, and cross questioned by the
prisoner. while lying on his bed, wrapped
up in a blanket. ss sfl s.s,t ~
- Il
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1859-11-03
CHARLErroN. VA. Oct. 20.

The Court met at 10 o'clock this morn
ing. The Judge announced that he had
received a note from the new counsel Of the
prisoner, requesting delay of few min
utes to enable them to have brief inter-
view with tho prisoner. He would accord
ingly wait short time. Soon after Brown
was brought in and took his usual recum-
bent position in bed. .. a
Samuel Chiffon, Of Washington City,
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1859-11-03
CHARLEsrowx. Va. Oct. 81

Inc arguments OF me counsel IN the
case OF john Brown being concluded, Mr.
Ch'iton asked me Court 70 instruct the
jury, tina. II 'ney oes!ese the prisoner was
not citi1en OF virginia tney' cannos con-
Wet nim IN Inc oouf. 0. reason Inc
Court oec''nea, saying the CONSTITUTION
dld not give f,gnts anu immunlHs Alone,
but also responsiveness. - =
Mr.. Chiffon asked another lpstrucfl"n to
the effect that the jury must be satisfied As
to the place where The offence was commit
ted, whether wiihin the boundaries OF JET
rerson county, which the Court granted.
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1859-11-03
CHARLEsrowN. Yn.. Oct. 2s.

Cook was brought here at 10 o'clock
this A. NJ. He says that if Brown had
taken his advice in relation to mounting
the mon, force of one thousand strong
could not have taken them. He says that
Fred. Douglas acted the coward, as he
promised to be there in person. There is
great rejoicing here at the arrest of Cook.
George H. Hoyt, Esq, Of Boston, ar
rived this morning to act as couselR for
Brown. He is quite a young man.
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1859-11-03

FRED. DOUGLAS FLEp.-Fred. Douglas
Z JAILED to meet bis engagement 10 lecture in
syracuse on the 2lst inst, on "Self-Made
Men," The Syracuse Courier thinks the
disclosures at Harper's Ferry have induced
him; ;totake the underground to Canada.
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1859-11-03

The Richmond Enquire shows, that the
two thirds rule Is not sufficient orthe pro-'
lection Of the South in Charleston .Conven-
ton; that under it II one third of thcvoses'
in the Convention from. the southern zoe
democratic States should combine with,the
votes from the republican Ssatess . eandi-
date might be nominated with asmajority
of the democratic States against hims-l
The Enquirer asks. "woud such . rule
either protect the South or give expression
to the wishes OF the democratic States Z
Would such nomination embody the con-
fidence Of the democratic Statesl'zs ve.eii
What pleasing national party this is,
with its fifteen alemocsasics slaye States,'
that will not support the nomination unlesa
made by two-.hirds vote OF. the slave
States g s4r SIS ~ yllasi.