Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-11-25

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4.monstration wa I'D aaainse the pence. the
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"a Dxsxnrrrr o, GOV. wsr 81
| Gov Vie, accompanied By bis g. I'D
ths .mcssise tssIn ios aarperz Ferry. - he
ttemained undl t0-day. Before leaviiE, he made
known the contsAis 81 q dispatch fSceivud by
that onacial rendered the services Of 1000 men,
and also Offering 70 station guard alonx The dr.
vidine line between the States Of MARYLAND and
n &c Sa q lin n ss z s. .S
dent that Virginia VIM be able to nssinfsin her
ssSs. on The departure q the
number Of military and citizens being n stsend-
ance. Besides the Governor and HIS stan. num-
Der Of prominent gentisnen took the cars, amongst
them senator Mason, Hon. g J. .Faulknes, Hon
i Daniel G. DeJsrnette, Member Of Coueres elect
rom the Richmond district, and Hon. A. R.
i Appaxss TO rHR MrIrraRr
Nothing Of interest trapspifed during the morn
ing. Acting-Colonel - yaw M. Elliot Waited
eech company heionging % the Fisst Regiment
and Rad them the rules governing o1aeefs and
soldier: in the United States Army, informing
them at the same time he would exaci strict obs-
dience TO them. He also addressed them few
appropriate renarks. telling them the eyes Of the
country were upon them, and that 10 wa. at least
possible they might have to undergo arduous and
pefilous duty. He felt sure that the Frat Regi-
,nent would do honor % itself and Virginia, and
Invaded that they would wipe out the stain at
tempted TO be placed upon her. ,fs1
i The remainder Of the day until four O'Clock in
various snusements. Some would form efoap
and rehearss tragedy from ancient and modern
dramstists; Others would add 10 their own and
Elections IN y a snseE s sasss
on scientific musical principles. Again q num-
Der would gather around the wagon Of the da-
gse RE man. and have t1sir .sPhi.ss taken
other party formed regular cotillon In their bar
racks, and bad gay time generally. All seemed
gratined that permission had been granted them
o'clock dress parade Of the Pint Regiment took
plsce, much 10 the eradication Of the citizens,
snef which they were dismissed and wandered
about IN various directions, none seeming TO ap-
sentinels were posted 1t six o'clock after which
time IL Is impossible 70 par The outposts without
sns me eos.nssrs.ga. Gov; VIE, whilst on his way
and had TO remain with the sentinel some time be-
fore he could pass, although the man knew him
wei. great many citizens grumbie at this, as
they argue, needless precauton, bat the men ouiy
~ AN ArAnx souspsp. ili0kh
About nine O'Clock last night an alarm was
sounded through Streets the sentinel ON one Of
the outpost: having He'd his gun Military orders
were sounded from one end Of the town to the
othee, and the panic amongst women and children,
nervous Systems have become much disord<red by
were closed and lieh6 eItinguished In shorter
people. The cavalry companies. AIMED with old
II ni3y swords, which look a. II they had not been
polshed Tor centuries, formed In the western Sec
many people by their unearthly yells On inquiry
- 70 the cause Of such combination was in
formed by one gentieman that the sentinel had
friend Informed, me that it was cow quietly
grazing by the roadside that had excited the SUE
Picions Of the vigilaut sentinel Z The cow not
coming to halt, vigiiant sentinel biazrd away.
| but did not hurt the cow much.
The fears OF our people having been once more
quieted, large number sought their homes and
embraced that 'ssweet festOrer, bAlmy sleeps
| which has been much 1interrup ted for few
| nights. But they were again aroused about two
O'Clock In the morning by the friug Of guns A
sentinel from the outskirts Of the town rushed In
and reported that he had been shot at three times
by the same number Of men. and that too. after
gfvin9 them the cosnmand 70 halt. Scouts were
immediately sent out, but nothing In the shape Of
II - man COutu " iouuQ " ucIc fepOHtcQ. w 0ct0ef
1t was really three men OF three goats the sentinel
i aw win probably be deterniDed to-day
These constant alarms and the lack Of discip D
line among the military, are beginning 70 be re-
garded ~ serious evils, aud II 10 to be hoped that
measures will be taken 70 prevent them Sd future.
DEPARTURE OF GOVERNOR WISE rnox HAaPxR,s
4 ~ IS sFRRRY. i,.es r-.lT- ~
HARPRR's FKRRY, Nov 23-(iov Wise and
| staff left here to-day for Richmond
Major General Taliaferro arrived here by the
express tain last evening from Gloucester county
and has assumed by the direction of Gov Wise
i the command Of ali the forces Gen. Tzlisferro
| does not supersede Col Davis but was entitled by
| rank 70 coInmand the whole forces. Col Davis
/ has been disfFznchised under the anti -dueliing
act from holding any o1ice, civil or military. in
Virginia. He his acted here az an advising
officer. 5 afs'f .ae,... i- s ~. 80 -
There are now about one thousand troops in arm,
| here. rumor wzs afioat to-day that there wese
| party OF outlaws In the mountains near Cherry
| Run, but IL Is not credited. The sentines at
| Charlestown are reported to have been fred on
last night. 800 {
Gov. Wise exhibits no sort Of fear Of q rescue
i being attempted. He thinks Il best to have good
4 force out. In reply to gentleman, this morning,
be said he never had the least fear on the subject
| but considered IL the finest opportunity ever Of.
| fefed to put the State In military training. can
| now, he said, teach my boys how to carry biscuits
In their knspsacks and to arrange ballets In their
cartridge boxes. Y l3,t.s = ..t.T1lH -.
E0R SALE,-Yhs undsrsisnod. wishing to dis
II continue b1rin6ss vlil dspose Of his entire
Utook OF LIQUORS and fiXTUR rs ON very rea-