New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-11-12

Genoa along Nth new idea To which TIC raseusfy
adopted gives way The debates wax more and mora
bitter until lady stranger, walks out of her hotel,
and approaches the Jail. The crowd al ~nse becomes
brea;hless All eyes fasten upon her. Insiinetiyeiy
,h oek, Of sorne rifles are examined. There are Per
fectly audible mutterngs Of rage But the Lady passes
bv the iail and goes on and the tension Of the Vir.
gina nerve il relaxed once more.
Al dinner time there IL peaceful honr. The pris-
ouer il bayoneted back his cell and the maltitudes
having seen and approved the operation, give theTE
selves no 70 APPETITE For brief hour the angry pas
g,ors vanish. AZ yet in Charestown, cookery super.
sedes eannihalism. The delicious pies of the hotel
sinners, standing out in very effective contrast to the
nunpberitss discomfor1s around, soohe all aspenes
and overcome an c.ustnese but their But very
soon the drums heard again. lhe soldiers come
forth, aud the people follow. The turbulence OF the
morning returus The courtroom is replensbed, and
the streets echo with highy-havored conversations
In the middle Of the afternoon, it Is rumored that
Northern lady, in defiance of the prohibition OF the
Sheriff. il to be admitted by favor Of Capt. Avis, the
laor to Brown. This is terrible turn Of affairs.
What can the jailor think of Col. Romulus and
Major Remus are Lost in amazement. They resolve TO
interrose circumstances but, they start upon this
Grand they see the lady entering the jail door, IL IL
then too late. The excitement rises 10 intensity.
There IL talk Of mobbng the jail. A throng gathers.
Hall en- hour passes. The fever grows upon them.
An hour Some measures must be taken. Shall the
ian, be ,tonned at once All, here she is. Stops IL
she Look closely at those features. Make sure W
not Old Brown, disguised in feminine attire. No, all
il safe in that direction But, observe the rowns, the
cod-blooded sares that follow the visitor she moves
away A man might well quail before them.
The taller il put through scorching course Of inter-
roeations Luckily he man of rmness and decision,
and has the courage to beat down the noisy complaints
that assail him. But there few IN Chariestown Ike
| Capt Avis.
AT nigLtfall, the circumspeCtion is doubled. Free
passage through the streets is not yielded. At ever
turn you meet an ugly fellow, with will ugier ms
ket generally fint-cock, at which the Colonel in
command is greatly scandalzed, averring that the
Government sends all ts beet 10 the North, and
reserves the worst for Virginia., who viii neither let
you advance recede, without long parey. Later
| in the evening you cannot 20 about at all, except
within cIose range OF Your hotel There, indeed, you
may bave the delights of society," bar-room filled
with blatant boors who unchecked by the presence OF
the Judge who Fits among them, rehearse their foolish
frenzies, and stIive in vain drown their venom in
successive flowing bowls. Thus pass the days and
| nights in Charlestown.
BROWN AND HIS PLACE OF CONFINEMENT.
As far az man can be made comfortable in jail,
and under circumstances ike bis, / believe Brown is
so. His jailer ia humane and just man. He does
all for bis prisoners that bis duty allows him to.
think he has a respect for Browns undaunted
fortitude and fearlessness. He permits Brown and
| Stephens 10 occupy the room, the position of
whirh az well as the general Arrangement of the iai
| give herewith: