New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-11-23
NUMBER 222.
TelsoMpnEo TO THr NEW oalrAas carscllr1
LATEST TELEGRAPHIG INTELLIGENCE.
Isr me sArroyAL AND asrrreAs r.,,a.,
Abolition Army Marching to Harper's Ferry
CHARLEsTowN, Nov. 22.-The recent axc;tans.

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Abolition Army Marching to Harper,s Ferry.
CHARLEsTowN, Nov. 22.-The recent excitement
in regard to the late supposed incendiary fires has
entirely subsidized.
Gov. Wise has received letters purporting to
come from the North and West representing that
parties of men are organizing for the purpose Of
rescuing old Brown and the other persons who
were sentenced to be hung.
1t is also rumored that Gov. Wiae received tele-
graph dispatch yesterday from Gov. Chase, Of
Ohio, informing him that body Of men, number
ing from 600 to 1000, and under the command of
John Browns son, were under way for Charles
town for the purpose of rescuing the prisoners.
1t is reported that Gov Wise replied to Gov
Chase that if he allowed them to the line be-
tween the two States that he would enter proceed
ings against Chase on the charge of treason.
1t is said that'the q. s. Marshal, johnson, sent
similar dispatch to Gov. Chase.
Organized Attempt to Rescue Brown.
CHAELEsrows, VA, Nov. 22-The recent ex-
citement has entirely disappeared, and everything
is now quiet.
portion of the troops ordered here freaa Rich
mond are returning home.
Governor Wise says that one thousand troops
| will be present at the execution of Brown
| lar,v orr.r;,od hond. ~ .te,;.;s..:s.
formed tbrorohout tha Nor., IA W. ..;.h
view Of attemntinr to rescne Rrown
The Goxernor of South f,oro1;no ho, +,za.
military aa to Governor w;ss hnt coraras. w.
dec,;nes tho of.r foo,;r,, w. $50.
the ability of VIRGINIA to exacute ber orr,, ,..,s
Governor Wise also declares that he shalt not in.
terfere with the sentence pronounced bv tho (,o,rt
| against the prisoners either by a communication of
the sentence or postponement of the execnt;on
thereof
Reports Contradicted.
| C1EygI.sp. o.. Nov 2a-Marsbal :1obnson de.
nies the report which has been extensively circn.
lated that he had sent dispatch to Governor
Wise. informing him that large bodv of mon 1xere
ON the way to Virginia to attemnt the rpscne of
| Brown from the hands Of ustiee
Further nv the Overland Mail,
| ST. LOUIS, Nov. 22.-The overland mail from
| California brinos further aav;cas conca-n;no Tho
| San Juan Island affair.
The British Government have Withdrawn all their
| naval force from San Juan except the steamer
| Satellite
| The Oregon Debt
NEW YORK, Nov. pa combination is organiz-
| ing here to lobby the Oregon debt which amounts
to several million dollars through the coming ses
sion of Congress
New YORK, Nov 90, Eyening-Pork closed
buoyant; sales to-day amount to 1000 bbls., at
sl3 so 10 SIS 70. Sugar closed firm at 81 to 7ac.
Further from Arizona.
ST. Louis, Nov. 22.-The Arizonian of the Sd
inst. says that Capt. Erwin left Fort Buchanan for
Sonora on the 31st ult., to protect stones party
from expulsion from Sonora. The same paper says
that Pesquiera recently expressed strong desire
that general emigration into Sonora should take
place. - ..5.
4 supposed Wreck OF steamer
SAoKvILLE. IN. 81 Nov. 22-The schooner Vic
toria has arrived here, and reports having passed
the wreck of steamer, supposed to be the Cunard
steam packet Delta, which has been running be-
tween Halifax and st. Johns (N F.) and Bermuda
She lay up high and dry, broken to pieces across
the rocks off Gasboro. L
The North Star Unseaworthy.
NEW YORK, Nov. 22.-First Lieutenant Watkins
officially reported to the Flag Officer of the Pacific
Squadron that the steamship North Star, of the
| New York and Aspnwall Line, is not seaworthy.
Lieutenant Watkins came a passenger in the
last trip of the North Star from Aspinwall.
Sale Of the Erie Railroad.
ALBANY, Nov. 2.-The Attorney-General of this
State is about to sell the Erie Railroad with all its
appurtenances, on application OF the first mortgage
oondhoiders.
| Baltimore and Ohio Railroad -.=
BALTIMORE, Nov. 22-The annual report of the
Baltimore and ONO Ra1lroad shows decrease Of
expenses Tor the past year OF s9zoOo, the increase
OF the net earnings OF the road for the past year
amounts to s657,0 900.
Mexican Outlaws
| WASHINGTON, Nov. PA suggestion has been
made to the Liberal Government of ofMexco, through
sehor Marta, to allow our Government to punish
such outlaws as Cortinas and his men, and thus
AID IN paclfylng Mexlco
Loss Of New Orleans Ship.
| NEW 1oRh' NOV. zz.-lhe snip quebec, from
NEW oreahs' "eht 70 pieces III the last gaze Whlch
ravaged the English coast.
Inc snip lndla, Tor New ofleans mad to return to
hlngroad, having sustained considerable damage
| III The gaze
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