The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-12-03

s.coresd ~ mounted sroops. Ever ~, ~.
~ veeerasd her. cOnslsient with tke rssne,st
x - iTQu1ams Tor the character u ,.se,,e. Z
hs,s1nS ~ UNFORTUNATE. The troors forrnses ts
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emhss. is 49, place in presence Of the sherfn AZ
s.r,ss &C. ktss but no tear was shed. She q.
esensnr unasf Is o, Escort tc Harper. Ferry this
row q the body Of her husband to.mor
:. The ssllewins genera, order. v.,. ,....,
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C,.r.-., rUnarlestown, Nov 9th. is5g.
bv ras 0rders No %. Alltroops are here.
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rh ere uarfng the night lying bv ,hsir raain
,.ass ~ omceT IN command Of reriments l s: :
aSsons And detnchmenfs. viii see ,ha, ~ ~.
"sr COM :. property and strictly executed. Rv
WILLIAM MuNfoED
rs. -, Adjutant of Post.
ne ioiiowing notice was also publishad :,
handbtlls. by the Mayor: ~
.A.N. .AM.oIIcE'--Ciuzens are urged to rem.,n ).
Friday ~ night Tn,sn.' Thssr to.morrow night and
may Be DANGEROUS to themselves and = y, E.
sriere with the efforts and orders Of thn.s n =.
authority 10 maintain the public peace. ''ose N
THOMAS g GRrEN' Mavor
Wednesday, Nov. Both, 1859. nAayor.
Inc commanding officers the star .ra.A
rank and file of the companies urese,t r.,.,s;.
OF gentlemen of the highest personal ch a.
many Of whom have also been prosainent IN
Li.ut. Green, OF the u. S. Marines i. .,.a
here. The warmest hospitality of the citisans :
OF the town is literally and cordially extend
60 10 al. II is novel sight. however, to OBJ
serve the lawyers Offices, as well as the public
buildings, turned into barracks and guard
rooms and the floors coyered with straw for
bedding. knapsacks, baggage. &c, of the SOL
diers The outer office Of Andrew Hunter.
k.Sn in fho hN. se =
kitchen for certain companies. A huge cook
ing stove, rounds OF beef resting agai ast we'll.
filled shelves of law books, cooks actively en-
gagged, &C., impaired to his office entrance
quite singular appearance.
BROWN sYMPATHIzERs.
The Boston Evening Traveller contains the
following items concerning the sympathy in
that city for "Old Brown:
AT a meeting Id the Joy street church, last
Sunday evening, the eolored people resolved
that all cofored citizens having barber shops
and other places of business, would close them
on the day OF John Browns execution-next
Friday.
On Friday evening meeting will be held at
fremont Temple, at which several well-kncwn
speakers will discourse upon the execution of
John Brown. Among those announced are
William L. Garrison and J. u. A. Griffin,
Esq.
Our correspondent ut HaverhilI writes that
public meeting is to be held in that town on
Friday evening, for the purpose of expressing
sympathy with Browns family. 1t is ex-
pee ted that John e. Whittier will be present
At Na'ick, also, there is to be similar meet
ing, ct which Mr. Hoyt, one Of the counsel for
Brown, will be present.
The Montreal (Canada) Herald, of November
Goth, furnishes the following:
A meeting of the coIored inhabitants of this
city was held on the evening of the 2ith inst,
for the purpose of considering the propriety OF
setting apart the I'd day of December (the day
fixed for the execution of John Brown) for
fasting and prayer to Almighty God in his be-
half, and in demonstration of their deep SYM
pathy with and for that suffering hero of the
oppressed mans cause
The people of Orange county held a meet
ing on Monday last, at which resolutions
were adopted, demanding non-intercourse
with Northern merchants and manufacturers;
requiring prompt and efficient action on the
part OF the ensuing legislature; establishing
Vigilance Committees in every part of the
county; calling Southern Convention, to
convene in April next and pronouncing the
Union dissolved, upon the election of a Black
Republican President.