The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-12-05

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i DEPARTURES or MRS BROWN
from Six o'clock till rpsst seven the carr,aQe and
escort which were to convey Browns wife back 10 Hsx
prs rerry was waiting for nor 70 start She protracted
ncr stay longer than had been Intended Sentinets with
nAeo guarded the stree on all sides and pre-
vented a' persons, military mes from passing in front
o. he jail Al length all was ready and the csvalcsde
saopea on IN the moonlight Captain Moore Of Richmond,
occupied sean in the carriage with Mrs Brown.
EERxRADNG.
All through evening the Armory Band Of Richmond
performed pieces Of music in front sf the Generals quar-
tefs ana 10 other parts Of the town. II did seem 70
occur 70 any Of the commanding officers that this sore
nadine was, all things considered Of somewhat
bic taste.
DANGERS NIGHT.
II was not only the risk Of arrest and
Imprisonment that had to be run by any ono
who would venture ACROSS the street, . score Of
yards any direction last night but he also 10 incur
Tia peril Of being male target for rites revotvers in
tho hands OF over zeaos militia men. Even officers
spoke Of the dangers surrounded them whersvcr
they Turned And IL only miracle that lives
were mot lost from the accidental discharge Of firearms
KNEES caI and pistols always loaded and cap
ped and one YOUTH wearing sword TOO long for him u
niaWt almost invariably whether sitting struttnr
around heo navy revolver in each hand with biz dngers
on me triggers, as Wanxoue for chance or blazing away
Ia Fact, Charisstwn has been every aspect mighty
unpleasant aDo unsafe place for qulosy spesed people
enamorea Of slavery would have been enough 70 have
warranted his expulsion commtal u prison even
more summary treatment, even though he might NOT
have opened his bps on The subject
PASSPORT
saw, to day, written passport given by The General
IN command 10 member Of the press. It authorized
him Charlessown and remain there Swithou
moeeta oA until fartheS ORDERS"
ARREST o. MILITIA ofr1cgR AA
One of the persons day for vanturing with
ia the lines turned out 70 DO Colonel Baylor the very
man who commanded the hrper's Ferry militia in the
attack against Brown He highly nceDseA at tho In
dignity and when the officer Of the guard learned he
ant directed that he should he set liberty he
cned TO take bis liberty ana insisted being brought 10
headquarters, and receiving from tho General writ
ten order OF discharge his indignation found In
very free and open expression Of his private sentiments
in regard to the whole military array. He denounced
as disunion movement got up BY Henry A Wise who
wanted 10 be President OF Southern Confederacy II,
II vile political scheme, said be, 80 destroy ths Union
The command given to relative Of Wises; many
Of the officers related n him; and nine out OF
every ten men here hs political supporters The OBJ
jcct is to increase the excitement After was super
seoed IN command he told hold myself In roAdi-
for answered that would nod myself in
readiness 10 obey Governor Itcher ORDERS but his
He could not deprive me OF my comms ion, except by
court martialing me, and that he dare not do"
do not pretend To give Colonel Bayiors precise Ian
guage, but give the substance OF IT, He appeared 10 be
considerably excited, and ead that though there
slaves owned by his family than by any other
Brown, and all should escape, than that this Union
shouio be destroyed HIS grandfather had fought and
bed in the Revolution, and he not willing 70 the
government overro~n Tor tho political advancement Of
any lie nothing but treason in all this
mont He had heard that white haired old man, Edmond
Rurn make reasonable harangne the street to-day
had gone up told him that he protected by
his whe hairs and by the military, but that he
here month hence and made similar speech he wouiJ
be taken down 10 sthe rum and well ducked, aud then
driven out OF town. rsaise tsfI 495 .sa44
An this Colonel Baylor declared circle in froat OF
the Carter House, stating that be did not who heard
him such PLAN speaking is not tolerated IN Charles
town just nov, but Tor other il not
visited in his with arrest or expulsion, or any other
punishment. Ysbss. rft fss
1 4 COUNTRY EDITOR KEPT OUT or HARMS WAY.
heard very good story to day in regard TO the EN-
largo on the BALTIMORE Ohio road 1t that by
Of Governor Wise tickets issued these few
Gays past for Hapers Ferry stations east Of it, and
an additional security y detectives were stationed 10 the
at the various stations Yesterday morning, as
the Western train about to start from Baltimore,
clerical looking gentleman appeared at the office for
ticket Harper's Ferry The clerk refused 10 give H.
referred the applicant 70 the President Of the road
TO the President he went 'Sr' said he 81 am the edi
tor OF q country paper the State OF New York, the
FoMy Farmer, and here vouchers my respecta-
bty" Cat the same time spreading out roll a. long As
% oO on csysnn Mr. Phelps sma ana
hat he could NOT give him ticket 70 Harpers Ferry
tBut why, whyY quotb the Applicant 81 am not, in
The true of the word, an abolonst, am repnb
icaD and my paperis republican paper and here are
the nam.s Of gentlemen who know MOI and again b.
erked and uDroled the formidable looking document.
Mr. Phelps smiled again and advised tho applicant
he valued sound skin and had great relish for coat
Of tar feathers Harper's Ferry
but 10 turn back TO New York The Talley Ftvmr man
then turned To member OF the press who had succeeded
getting ticket and With another jerking out Of the roll OF
credentials appealed TO him whether he would not take
him under his wing But he met with no better
that direction, for the New Yorker declared that he
didn't travel with that crowd" The Valley Flrm1
then gave to his Indignation threatening 20
TO Washington and denounce the Baltimore aud Ohio Rail
road for such an unwarrantable interference with the
rights Of travellers He ought 70 be extremely thankful
that he permitted to incur such pers would
have surrounded him had he ventured 70 Harper 3
Ferry No who has not been here can form an
OF the condition OF things Strangers are, to all
tents and purposes prisoners OF war without the benefit
Of parole.
Of the several companies composing the Virginia
State Militia
Major General VIM. b Taliaserro, commanding.
Col. J. Iucius Davis, Acting Asst Adt and Or W. Gen
Maj Win. Mumiord, A. A. Adjt Gen, Adjt Of the post
MAJ w. \. Robins, Aid de camp.
Col. W T. Ialiaferro, Acting Ad-de-camp
Col. s Bassen French, Military Secretary
MAJ HERSHEY, Posi- coInmissary.
Apj Brstoe, Post Quartermaster
paYMAsrER's DEPARTMENT
Mai j. Newton Brown, Post Paymaster
MEDICAL STAFF.
David L. Watson, with the rank Of Major, Med Director
Ir. Hgginbotan with the rank Of Captain, attached t,
company A let leg't Virginia Volunteers
~. Stratt, Col. Gihson's command
Dr Bricken company l. lst reg't Va. Volunteers.
nr. Chancellor, Alex. RiGemen
Ir. Cochran, Monticello Guard.
ur. Weldon Claiborne 49, ~ % S''
pr. l. L. Graham, Cadets
CAMP ArfAcTrHD.
Col l.. ". Washington, Col L. I. Bayly, Col. VIM. n.
Brown, Cot Bolivar Christian, Governors AIDS attached
70 command.
NATIONAL GRAYs.
Captain .jno. Il. Deans.
Lieutenant James W. Dongen
Lieutenant William Whtehurst,
fjeuefant William Mitchell
Lieutenant William Il. White
AUGUSTA GUARDS
James IT. Waters Lieutenant commanding.
Lieutenant Fl. X. Cochran.
MOUNTAIN GUARDS.
CAPTAIN Isaac A Eushing.
WOODS RIFLES.
Major lamb.
Lieutenant Usyman.
Iieutenan, Peter DIworb. M
MoN1ICFlIo GUARD.
CAPTAIN Mallory