Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-11-02

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WAsIISerox, Oct 3i.-Mr. Preston, our Mn
So.s & lie sss .ssis sss % .s ssis
ss EXP and ssid sy his friends win not re-
8; re !, =. q u. ssniss.!on Of Old Brown.
e. u - eosss z he isdietpen'-ssssos,
muuuer, aid incl0nx Ghves = insurrecfion: all Of
u c!y!tal o1eac0. He heard the sverdict,
80 s,,s .ss z. Win ns fsloss fsie, composedly
- - down 4uietiy q his pallet. His Nm
Do 9e.sing gains fos him sympathy and NJ
pet and the sensinsnt ID expressed even here
mindedneo deserve better Fate
have IL on the most reliable authority that the
Death penalty will not be Immediately inflicted
two or three days, because the ordinary delay Of
shiny days between sentence and execution does
oet spPly ID the case Of convicted 90 melting
slaves 70 insarrection; But Govsrnos Wise .d.
and because be wishes 10 show the world bow
magnanimous vtsginis can be, be viii probably
respite the executon for q least the thirty dsys
Win aT S Ss ss s sS:, :. y
Richmond, and, u he should, be kept In the pen.
tentary there till such time a. the Governor hxss
A Massschusesn ladv. whe., name understand
% be Childs, has written q Wis., requesting per.
misstou 70 wait upon and nurse the unfostunate
old man. The permission has been granted
II =. " socuuk kafus xf0uoo mere, ana In virginia
aise, thsf hiking ints consideration The doubt
abeut Browns sanity, and the certainty thst b.
was toei In the hands Of lesdi..g sbolst outsss
a measure q mercy might very wen be ~xsendet
10 him, and that, on the other hand, the severes
4 punishment should be inflicted ON those who en-
conraged him in hts mad project
The Associfted Pres dispstch nys:
WisnIseroS Nov; L-oncisl Information
governments 10 waiting the return Of Ministel
McLane torenew 6oaty negot ations. Az this gen
ueman comlseDced them 1T Vera Cruz &c 10 con
sdefed that Is would be dissespectfnl % him q
Gen. Robes had asEed an interSiew win Col
Espejo, In command Of the liberal forces severa
Leagues from Condora, wishing TO make som,
friendly arrangement with him. The latter bad
100 men and u batteries TO advance ON Tehua
caa. There 10 every probability that the city VII
De taken, In which event he will soon have unite
force Of 900 men to march on Orizaba and Dor
dora
The satisfactory manner I'm which the peopl
| have received the intelligence Of the removal o
| General vidaurri from the command OF the arm,
OF Northern MEXICO 10 regarded q an evidence o
| tneif moral strength, his actions not being con
sidered in accordsnce with CONVENTIONAL lifeytv
Miramons troops In the city Of Mexico wer,
sctng purely ON the defensive fearful 70 leave Il
even they ha4 the means to carry on warlik,
The intercepted correspondence of Marque,
shows that after the battle az Leon Gen. Vol cen
| to Miramon for reinforcements, and MARQUES wa,
accordingly directed to send him 500 men and
rwo batteries when the latter replied stsfiu0 bi,
utter Inability TO do co. and thrsstenin9 to resicv
| ms commission IL Miramon insisted on his orders
Min,ster Mci.ane viii leave In the ssesmel
| Brooklyn on the 5th inst, direct for Vera Crus
Although 1t is believed Senior I.erdo will be In
| not yet been made -