Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1859-11-25
LATEST FROM CHARLEsToWE.
Correspondence OF ,l- Baltimore American
n,ELEsrOwS, Nov. ], Is

- syiu:.,S-Is-.sr,i,y wa, another day OF excite
men, IN our tOwa, ani the cr"wd which ihr"ngrh our
TIT. nom early morn ill hewy eve" has no: been
ruu died since the commencement ~ TIE lhrprr rtfrS
~ ma. .,,,rt crrurr.. from The eAtt-lIc eastern sec
zion o. trr western suhurhS Of the town, presented groups
81 ,uAious cllizrns asking and giving each other The latest
urws-he that little or much. The day WAS unusually hnr'
he ..!! -tinin: out with s~p!endor. ~ienprr!nG the aiino''
p rrr and doing awa' with the citl! Wind OF the previous
',y an! ni:hi. The street, were in \ ra~stbie condition.
.ni every Aiug seemed 10 Gusur ne!, provided Tie Aboll-
TLr excitement u saturday morning. In reference to a
battle in larNc county. has completely died oil, mes'rn'
-. having iecn -entbs C'!' DAVE, WHO rr'ufi'e' u" re-
Ivr,r,I Il :al,, aitrun
Iut lie mo,t exciting wen; 81 saturday wa. the arrival
3, im- .y.uiu. o, SIR. siit! Crane, = citizen Of Kansas, bu.
a NATIVE o; tM, town. vi. Crane. j. 4 prosiaSery man. and
l, ,rii..l 81, once !-l our now -u>rc"!tus ci'iL-ns L. con
,,.t. - y. al! VA. mo-, ri.h,. and ir,, +" had conc with
ry.. = dreadful import. II. Sis Immediately besirgrd 10y
~ ,rNiou, crowd. 4nh made :" relieve Himself OF any and
everything he knew in reference 10 Brown IN Kansas, and
t-r tie new lie lad in rslercEc" 10 4 contemplated rescue
Of the uri.Onris. Nr. Crane. who i beyond doubt an entire.
Is reliable nam stated that The excitement In regard 10 the
ahItr "Hs ser? great srnhns's The hnti slavery men IN
Kansas, aud lie k.cT fr . certainty that they we're
,rlains in large numbers. and that they Openly pro-
cIlluHrt in-jr Intention OF making Bro"n- rescue. lie
.,itc, Iirit At lra-t five hundred can he raisei IN a lew
h"ur.' notice. and that they are determined and desperate
men. uui haze never falcdt0 rescue Brown FROM The many
u.rtuw straits In Shicil h- had placed himself Ia the South
cnn yfri 81 Kansas. lie ul.0 states that Brown il the idol
b 81 thr .Ei!.lavcTy uliiLns % Kansas. and thai II" had only
:. IKE Tia, command and they would follow. Mr.. Crane
.'.,r, 'ms arAou.,, III" number Hho declare their intention
10 r,'ruu; = r-.cr-. are some pIuit". who hold Brown IN
tu.n c.,..,p, AFTER leaving Kar.a., Mr. Crane travelled
3 on until h. reached IrlLtIr. OHIO, ~hsre he was taken sick.
one night. whist lying Awake in lis bed, he heard a party
~ AbVlitivni.ts IN the u"Nt room conrcr, ng Ia regard 20
Brown. a.i the mr,Is Of III, rescue. One Of the Lrn said
that they { ud False three thousand IN i:s, than twenty
four hour. - 20 by the Wy Of Baltimore and ohio isaiI.
ruri, aud ~. the rescue would lee made ~ all hazards.
Aiy. hour after ,hs arrival % Mr Crane IN town the
Hon. \ drew lIuut"r received - telegraph dr-patch from
Uui'ri sisi", Marshal Johnson 81 ohio, stating that a large
humber -! mrr. iiom 6"it l'"". "tT" arii'nG under W.
I~r,i,r.ilp Of JOAN Brown. Jr. s"a % o.d brown. aud
would certainly MAKE an attempt to t"'cur the pri-onr5''
tia, 90. rruuins what vi, rrpoftrdhy Nj. Crane. IS soon
o A.. The UnufVtt. OF tie Ip-Iif'lI we're male Known the
. ~, a'c,t excitement WI, created. hut il did not paf:ise OF
far. Col pa.I. Immediately d.-pntchrd TO Gov. Wise for
Ju myD, who. It ~. announced 10 the excited population,
would hr here last evening. With these facts spread before
;heiI, AMI a thou,iui REPORTS which cot III not b. ira eel to
u reliable source, the good people 81 Cha lt'town retired 10
lh-ir bc'-, ,,iEr Iiiciu: their tru.t In Providence. Others m
thu military. and other, in tLvir own stout arms.
II u,y Ice mentioned her" that the Artillery Company
from Alexandria. 3" IN II. arrived about daylight Saturday
uI"r nirp, eau Ing much commoti"n. a large majority Of
;h- cpI,rei population. Who rise earliest, thought that the
-u.iny had come AMI they were ii,-ir..' Your correspoa'
,irrt also heard Of numerous good jokes Al the expense OF
-rIae ol our mo,; benevolent aud respectable oil ladies, bat
IL. moral would not BE suCIci"n, 10 adorn the tale, 80 lie
l"rDt,Ts to mention them.
A,>Iarci above. yesterday morning damned on u' Geaa.
tGu!y. and prrIaI GtioLS S.re commenced early for She re-.
crpiipm of til. Richmond military. Large Tuaniiti-, Of
material, Tor hcdtichs wer" purchased, and the a.! OF the
I,ni,.. S,bia,i. ~ il was, solicited in making them up
Your cnrre.pouI nj happened to step in TO see a friend
about two O'clock In the afternoon. She IL q lady 81 much
ri,ry and II .t.alIy attends church a, lea,, three times on
the sabbath. Judge Of my surprise when ] entered 10 h-ar
lnr busy hun nf the sewing machine, under the direction
of enc 81 our Ladder, who va. turning OF the cotton at Il
rapid ate. Seated around her were a number Of Charles.
,"wn's isr,s; daughters, hu-lly plying their needle.
one Of them, a member Of the church, assured me she
did No; thin, She should be held responsible for the sin
-hc "a, commiItirg :. aud though, that Col. Davis should re.
sprud to the question. guilty OF not guilty, in tina; upper
court when cur actous will he passed on.
~ four o dock IA the Afternoon almost the entire popu.
ia'iou 'urued cut and nad- their way To the depot, II was
soon announced that a despatch had been received. and
the cars would no, BE- In Until i've o'clock. Somewhat dis
appointed, the fair ladies and gallan, b.auX returned to
tr,ir homes, whilst she soldiers detailed 10 receive she mill.
tary, with u large number Of citizens. remained or the
. gTOg. IL The companies To receive them consisted OF the
AlrNaHdiit l;iGrmrn, Capt. Maryc. Mount Vernon Guards.
Captain smith, aud the Morgan Conrin-nIaI., Msior u. d.
Washington an! Captain IltintS, all under the command
oi Col John Thomas Gi"-Dp
Algut six o'ciocs. tn. I'M / whist. o. ,h, iron horse wss
heard, HIi riIiZ-t, ip, sr,i Ia the court house and vicinity.
where ,h- soldier, would have TO pas. Tie line was fornrd
under the command II Colonel Gibson, and Captain l'ayly.
who has command Of the Richmond military, assisting. The
appearance Of The troops as they marched down the main
STREET, W.. nnr, and AL were impressed with the solnirriy
treaI uf tie vs'oTr. Cos. Wis. WAS me; by Hon. Andrew
Hunter, and he and hi, staff conyeyrl to that gentlemah'
residence. 1t Vas with .rea, difficulty ,ha; sufficient ec.
cnrnmoiaticn. coulib obtained Cor them, coming ~ they did
hirr night, and hot having had n !uhnS 20 e' Tor twenty
four hours. Ih- companies which came 10 Charlrstnaa
were the Richmond Grsys, 81; Company T.. 80; Virginia
EElruru, a, nui Young Guard, 10 2in. II. ccmpanir.
rrm,iring at IIdrrer'> Ferry. OF the uIsh;, were Eichmond
riurs rs: Montgomery Guard, Ii aud ii"~i,zer Company,
81. The latter CompaIir, wilt Ice brought VI, to-day.
Ills morning y company q! iO hor-e aTiivri from War
f.ut"n. Va, aud 20 orpS vii ais" arrive IN the 'it.h
nom rrelr ic. -hurs aud Petersburg You Will see hy ibis
,iii the town will have about 900 s'lii"rs' TO guard II, which
II i, understood that Gov. Wise received g photographic
drsra,rh Irnm Gov. Chase. CT Ohio. .; ,timg tina. there ~-r.
u srgc number u IaSE, from COS to i,I"t, aiming. and would
certain y he on here TO maze - rescue. toy. Wise telegraph
ct IN return That IL they wer, permitted 10 eros, the line
d. would hold Gov. Chase responsible. and have hin tried
ioT Ii-t-OU.
Tne cUmpauic, At. anw. 3 O'Clock. forming for a dress
parade, Which cr.st,s much -Ncrt"Iaeu;, a, all are dr.
-ir0us 10 see tlcin.
The prisoner stevens !, recovering from the -t.r;s of bis
wound, and l., able TO walk Hbou, In his cell. lie will soon
h. A. VII a, ever. Captain Brown la, also recovered aud
l.. sritin: quite active. lie refuses to receive any minis.
ter wEnc gurcuancs ,lavrTy, telling them TO so home and
read ;hrir Eahlrs. Ery. Afr. d Griffith had Ar Interview
ruh h m II :yv days since, Which lasted for nearly AN hour,
rriuciialiS On The subject OF slavery. They quoted Scrip.
ur- ." sustain their YicNs. and had quite a cla-h!nE time Of
i. tut neither ~, able to convince the "ther Of The corr-ct-
ue,- = iH.ir peculiar doctrine.