New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-11-28
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to trace the genellogy and family relations OF Old
John Brown makes The following statements
Peter Brown Of tbe My Flower Pilgrims, landed :;
PyDouth, Dee D. ls2o He 10 Aueca ngei "A- car
renter BY trade aervaFi married AID ded 2 1919 eans
Peter Brown seoonI whO died wind-oT in oe'ober
le92 Sgd years Peter John JoEAAn md
CorDshas, Ell Ct whom settled in wiDdsor' Conn
Join second Of Peter Brown last Deutionea bad two
sens John and FE1A The eldest John MARRIED Hannah Oven
l7s and 23d Of May, no commissioned BY Gov
TrunbOn captain Of the Tran Band Of Wet s.nsoay
Conn.
the stirring events Which trsnsyd upon ths conlInenee
Of the Revocation Capt Brown bore uoDpeHi P~ and
promptly ODE ,ed the order OF Col Pebone which bore 'e OF
June H. I77 and required him biz company and
impress number Of soldiers for the The company
raised s8d Captain Bswn marched With to New YORK
aud there his death which took place Sept J. ITO
Captain Brown le wife and eleven children ss daughters and
all Of whom dead having lived to great sse
| averaging seventy years for the whole family.
Owen Brown ID. third ofthe Revolutionary Brown died
Hudson Summit County AID leS5 AZ the advanced age Of 80
years having resided In Ohio from and eE the year 800 lie
Of sterling integrity and uPshnes- Of char
seter.
Brown He born NoSon Lichheh County, Conn, In
1900 and Is consequently years Of ag His mother Ruth
Mis Of Lieut. Gideon Mills ner relative Of the
Hon Samuel g. As Hannah Brown who became the wife Of
Solomon Humphrey and the mother Of Heman Humphrey te
President Of Amherst Coere Of John Browns father
Ru, we viii proceed further though facts might be adj
dued to what proposed the outset OF this article
From the old Pnsm prosenitor down tie present day The
whole race borne high character for int y and have
been remarkable for rniaiens devotion to me h ~u 'Ao
| true"
The prosecution instituted against DR.. j. c. Aver
of Lowell for an alleged violent assault upon Mr.
r. s. Fsy jr of Boston, having been terminated by
noLe prosequi, the Doctor has published card ex-
pnatory of the affair." in which he claims that he only
acted on the defensive Mr.. Fay having assaulted hum
with blows The latter, il seems, had taken ofense at
some statements respecting his conduct an officer OF
the Middlesex Company made by DIR. Aver in his ca
rscty AZ siockhoder. At the time of the assault,
which took place in the Office Of the Company in Boz
| ton the Doctor had pen-knife in his hands, with
which he inflicted slight wound upon Mr.. Fay. The
| L0tel Courier says:
That Aver was held TO answer all Of course mere
formally the facts became Known was apparent Al once
that be had only what any with particle OF sp
.hosd and would have under the covdy attack which was
made upon him behind So far we know, biz coure
| justified and approved BY eutire community"
| The Rev. Charles II. A. Buckley, Pastor Of the
Congregational Church in Paterson is a Southern man
| by birth. In his sermon on Thanksgiving Day be
took occasion to the effects Of Freedom IN the
North with those Of Slavery in the South terminating
with an alluson to Old John Brown. In speaking OF
what had fallen under his observation at the
South he said that 20 despotie the institution OF
Slavery he could not 60 the spo, where his vener-
ated fathers bones reposed, in South Carolina, and
over his grave offer up a prayer that the mission Oh
| Christ might be accomplished without being treated
10 coat Of tar and feathers if not stretched his full
| length with no platform beneath him While praying
God that the system might be brought to a peaceful
termination the speaker declared his conviction that
the free Northern should keep their powder dry
as wei as "pi their trust in God" and that, for bis
part, he was ready to do bis whole duty in destroy
ing the accursed system when the day of trial should
come"
| Myers the man who was charged with kidnapping
three eolored men fugitive slaves and carrying them
of to Maryland his private account, was tried
few DAYS since at Carlisle, Pa and found guilty. He
will have to go TO the Penitensry for not less than
five nor more than twelve years, and pay ine of not
lees than 81 600.
The Rev. Alfred Griffith MethodistD lately visited
John Brown in prison. and labored to convince him
that his Anti-Slavery principles contrary to
Scripture. He found the old man az brave in argu-
ment as in war and familiar enough with the Scrip
tufes to be the instructor OF half the clergy.
The friends Of the Hon. Roger A. Pryor. lately
elected to Congress by the Petersburg VA District,
will give him public dinner at Richmond, on Wednes-
day, "upon magnificent scale"
The Boston Atlas and Bee learns that Mr.. C. III.
Brainard the noted print publisher has in active prep
araion portrait of Capt Brown, which viii be issued
on the day Of his execution. The drawing is to be
made by Thos. n. Johnston, from photograph taken
for T. H. Webb esq, Of the Emigrant Aid Society, and
the last picture for which the old hero lib
era portion Of the profits arising from the sale Of the
PRINT sill be given TO the family of Capt. Brown.
Senator Sumner, according to a statement in The
Boston Atlas and Bee, was offered the sum of 500 to
lecture before one of the Hew-York Lyceum assoca-
tons Mr. s. declined prcerrng to reserve his health
and strength for his public duties at Washington.
DIR. Daniel Breed, who was arrested at Washing
| ton last week, upon charge of uttering neendary
language formerly resided in this city, where be has
many friends. He is Quaker, and though firm in biz
AntiSlayery principles, is altogether too anObtrusiye
in his babits 10 have given any us; ground for the
charge brought against bin. The Ditra of Coluni-
bia II should be remembered Is under the legislative
jurisdiction of Congress- and il the freedom Of speech s
70 be crushed out" there efectualy as il is in
Vienna, Northern Representatives may possibly have
something to say on the subject.
Among The passengers who arrived BY the steam
,hip Africa is The Rev. d.. Cah of Dublin famous
priest, scientific man, lecturer, and politician.
He intends TO lecture in this city, Boson, and other
parts OF the United States.
"A. Williams & Co. of Boston have Just Published
q pamphlet, written by the Hon. George t. Cu1is in
reply to Senator Douglass famous article in HarPers
Magazine.
-T7e SGratogioH, speaking Of Prof Youman's
new scientific lecture" The Masquerade Of the Ele-
menis"-says that {" his novel subject was not only
| handled with marked power but In a very attractive