Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-10-29

G41th struck G0pPce; he returned the fire
aug some one said that man down. The
speclal my going nut, Ras to stop the
from the tank, which was annoying 10
itttlose. IN the guard house
! All hEltzmter, sw0rn-T made repeated
+ endeaVOTs to arrange matters with Brown: he
salea MS ctWasso the pYo:slayery men;
purpose, was first surprised, then in.
/ olgnaHt and finally Disguised with Brown; he
sa4o 70 there Is company of litiemen on
I=Stevens . -. go 80.
TO liunter-Told them Twas sorry they did
leave their guns; Stevens remarked that would
not do; lslad#no flag and did not consider my
Sell the bearer OF a flag OF truce as to the rife
company onthe bridge saw tlley ,s:trt. t,ilrsovn
Esmen; waived my hand kerciisf and ;oI;l Sic.
yens and the othel ulang orelnans Isoon heard
nrnS very close; Stevens fired in replysto Il shot
which struck him from the side Of the Winchcs
ter railroad. -
PHILADELPHIA, Oct. 28.-lIi. GtIdngs de-
llyefed an. address this evening forzthe purpose
otsexplaining what he knew. shout Brown. iIr
says tie invited Brown. to j effarson Ohio. where
heueilycred lecture one Sunday, uftcrs Church.
te!ng his trlnlS in Kansas. After the lecture
Mr.. Glddings prompted the audience to con.
tribute for the relief OF Brown. AfterwaltS
tsFo"i tVo6 tea ut his residence, where they
had some conversation, though Brown never.
slaves Giddings inferred he would if nppor.
tunltyS Offered, mainly from his having done SO
~ AllSs0urlssaI These were tho only times Mr.
GlddlnGs had ever. seen Brown. He INSERTS that
neltAer5ln MS lecture conversation did 3rowt,
say5ne had assistants or associates. no mention
was s made Of Harper's Ferry or Virginia o,.gani;
Hatlon or the provisional government lEe.3c.
contributing three liars to BrOwn,S
son towards the necessities of his father uftes[
resculng a boy from kiilaappeiS, 81 mattecSin
winch GIddlnss acknowledged takin5SistTong
interest. 1n6estowing this graluitousys lie had
little idea it vas to fit ont a.l expedition 10 cay,
Gu iarper's Ferry effect conlnvstof the
1u Dllnlnlon, strike terror 10 the kxecutiyo=or
Imperll the government.
WASHINGTON, Oct. 29.-The last mail from:
England brought ad7iccs from distinguished,
sources, respecting the present unsettled condi.
slon=oI affairs in Europe, BY whichit appears
that none can torcsec how the difficulties aLtcn.
dantzon the Italian question could be settled. or
what will be the result Of the Zurich confer.
encc.lt is evident that the various sovereigus
are aPpre1cnsivc OF a general war. Ens!aud
II Is SAID, has no power to depend on excepting
Germany, ard being favorable to the reform
movement in Italy, She Knows not how To act
between the two and she is fearful of losing the
frlendshlp,of the ons, Isl thoadvocncy Of the
cause Of the other.
Reports prevail that acquisitions will#hcnace
for certain aidcrS and abctters Of the Harpcl's
Ferry cOnspirators, but the Iumors cannot be
traced to eliablc sources
Aaron Van Camp obtained to-day in the Cir.
uItzGourt for the District of Columbia, a iutlg.
nent Cor. SIG, QUO against Jonathan jenkins
This zyyasa Il suit for damages suffered by the
plaintiff years ago. from the act OF the dvCcn.
dant rs Commercial Agent OF the United States
ut Nayigators Island in tie South Pacific
$3.50