The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1859-10-26

the Grand Jury. They will be indicted ant
tried in q Few days. The arrangements abou
Jurisdiction have been settled ID this way -
the local authorities are to try the prisoners
for murder. and meanwhile the U s. authori
ties will proceed against them on the charge
Of treason, Governor Wise stated to U
8. District Attorney Ould that he. had nj
objection TO the General government pro,
ceeding against that portion Of prisoners left
after the authorities Of Virginia were done
with them
Brown is better and has made fuller state
ments. He says. he rented the farm from
DR.. Kennedy, six months since, and that the
rent is paid until next March. He never
had over twenty-five men at the farm at any
one period. belonging to the organization,
but had good reason TO expect reinforcements
from Maryland, Kentucky. North and South
Carolina and Canada. lie had arms suiii
cient for fifteen hundred men; also. two
hundred reviewers, two hundred Sharps ri
hes, and one thousand spears. These were
left at the farm, where he had an abundant
supply Of powder and liked auimunition.
All these arms were brought at different
times from Connecticut and other Eastern
points. to thambersburg. PENNSYLVANIA, and
were directed to J Smith. and Anderson,
Kennedy's farm, his assumed names.
They we're packed in double boxes, the
better to deceive the parties who handled
them on their way to the farm.
He says he made one mistake. in either
not deisining the t~in on Sunday night, or
permitting IL to 60 on 1nmolesied. This
want OF Judgment. he seems to infer. exposed
his designs too 5000. and prevented rein.
iorcements from reaching him.
The names Of all his party at the Ferry on
Sunday night, except three white men whom
he admits Seeding away on an errand. are as
follows. with thetr proper titles nader the
Provisional Government:
Gen. gehn Brown. commander in .chief--
wounded. AND will recover.
Capt. Oliver Brown--drad.
Capt. Watson BrowR--dead.
Capt. Hason q. Stephens, Of Connecticut
--wounded badly, has three balls 10 his boz
dy. and cannot possibly recover.
Capt. John Sage, Of Ohio. raised in vir.
ginia-drad.
Capt. John Z. Cook. Of Conneetieut--es.
capped.
Lieut.. Jeremish Anderson. Of Indiana
deal.
Lieut.. Edwin Coppice. Of Iowa-unhart.
Lieut.. Albert fiazlett. Of ennsylsania--
dead.
Lieut.. WIN. Deenan. of Maine--dead.
Private Stewart Tayler. Of Canada--dead.
Private GhariesP Todd. OF Maine dead
Private Vim. Thompson. Of New York
dead.
Private Dolph Thompson, Of New York
dead.
Add to the above three previously sent
OF. and making total Of seventeen whites.
NECROSIS.
Dainger6eld Newly. Of 0hiu raised in
firginls-desd.
Emperor. Of New York. raised in South
Carollna-net wounded, prisoner. lie was
elected member 81 Cosgsess snJer the Pro-
yisional Government. some tin. since.
Lewis l.esry. Of Ohio. raised in Virginia :
dead. f44
Copeland, ef ohio. raised in yirginia-not
wosnded. a pris~er at charlestown.
Brow a has nine wounds. and none Of them
fatal.
A bushei Of letters have been discovered.
from al parts Of the country. One from
Grrutt Saith informs Brown ef nancy be.
Gag deposited in the hank Of New York. u
the credit Of J. Smith & Sons. Il appears
20 be one Of many. informing him. from time
10 tine. as money was received.
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