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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-12-05

,e.sv CoRS ste sdy a. sec wHsKY declined PnoTross
,ctivs PoRK Sle Hoes active at $50 . for light
.ud heavy weights The Weather l. hvorsble for kiine
Dec 2-FIorR dui Sellers refuse IS for sGperne NHEAr
Red 81 IS; White. ~ f0d 81 Is WHEY daI ut zltc-
BscoS scarce bat Bsmaay quoed sGslc Mss PoRk hr
ana In good demand sl62Si5 IS HoeMArket lively aud
s,red AZ ~ for present delvery lot wss
nor ed Al 50 So 10 be delivered next week REcxFrs dAy
6eO, ..on.,
NEV-oprEAss nee a--CorToS unchanged; ssses to-day
4oo bse, Al ollie for Mildn FkseHrs 10 Liverpool Sd
lee 7-flors very dull and business limited Il
,-syioes rs,e WHsAr very dull At 81 III 81 10 RECEIPTS
Il 40 bbls Elour 500 bush Wheat
CHIcsco Dec a-fLorR quiet. WsEAr Urn a. We CoRv
setve and sdvsnc-d d7c alrs TO- 500 bush az &C. ssosrd
oars arm RrCEIFTs-3Ooo bblG fleur 9co o9sn "nes,
so bush Oats SKiPxESTS-s0 60 bush. torn,
NKwJRIEkSN Dec 2-CoTToS-Exports OF the week ~ es
bales total tbs season. 60 bales sock IN port S wv bales
araip, 6 $50 in the came week last year CoRs steady o. V
IEp IN leg. new Pee roFFkR steady al l0idlftc aes q
the wees 500 bsg; stock Soco bags sssin, So sane
BaIrSoRE Dec a-FIorR quiet e5 81 for sape nne.
wsSar st-edy 1t vi 9a$1 46 for White, and ~ Ug
for Red CoRS White 70d 1c Ordinary 70 sims Yellow
6adTSc MSS PoEK, si6 WHISKY 3oa3etc
EXCHANGE. -
Nsw-oHIzaSs Dec. a-sIGRr ExcHAssE on New'fsrk
PEI cent discount.
CsIolso, Dec. a-sIeHr ExoHAssE Sew.rSFh aon
CIScSS1TI Dec. a-SlSHr EroHAseE Ns~.forA ss"sss
p cent. premium. -. W. nm.
harge
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-12-05
ELECTION FRAUDS.

DIsrRIcr ATToRsEY's OFFICE, Dec. 3, 1859.
From information received by me am satisfied that
extensive Frauds are contemplated at the election on
Tuesday next. Such steps have been taken as will,
in many cases. either prevent attempts of this kind,
or secure the arrest and punishment of those who
may make them. / deem it, proper however, to
urge every Inspec,or and Canyasser to be very vig
ant in watching every point; and also to request
every citizen, during the time he may be present,
either at the voting or the canvass to observe
carefully every movement connected with the election,
or the purpose of discovering fraud, with view either
its prevention or punishment. would particularly
equest every citizen who may notice any fraudulent
action On the part of any person, TO communicate to
me- in writing, over his own name, Immediately after
the election statement of the facts, with the name OF
the offender and also the and residence OF every
witness the transaction. Every case in which may
be furnished with proof Of the fraud will be prosecuted
by me with the utmost vgor. | would especially sug-
ge TO every voter not 10 suffer his tickets to be out of
his sight not even for single second from the time
they handed to the Inspectors until they are de-
posted in the ballot-box. An honest Inspector will
not object to being watched, and dishonest one, If
there be any such, needs to be.
person who has no other duty 10 perform can rem
der better service - the OF good government
on election day than by following any person whom
he has reason TO suspect of voting illegally for the
purpose Of aseertaning if he makes second attempt.
NELSON J. WATERBURY, Oisth;t-Aitoney.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-12-05
m.rLe,.-Reported Sv Tslerreph.

changed sales 90 bbi at S5 for stat from Chicago
Spring Wheat WRzAr quiet but in limited demand for m-
nE chicago Spring heds 81 l0d 81 H. and Nlwsckec CLUB
81 $50 IS but concession IN hess price. would lave TO
order eject ass Of Other Grains
also sss. No rscepss by Lake. ExPosTs 9 bids
bush Wheat l0.7ue bush Corr Weelber cold
ard Winter like. with occzstonai storms Of
DxrEofT, Dec s-FIorE dub. Nothing doing bp WHEAT.
RKcHIPTs-sS0o bbs Flour, 200 bush Wheat SsPHESr.
hzht.
ToRosTo, Dec. 3-Frorn .ssdy wHEAr ara and scarce
prime Whes., 81 3sd Ell Soi Spring slSsi o. BAILEY
ogie. ct 6ec Pas, 5odsSc.
BrrrAL0 Dee 3 sp.m-RLorR qsiet ard good varieties
h ssles so bbs at 81 80 for extra Spring State s3d - Is
OF extra wsconsin IS lea IS Is for extra Mchssa IS a
% for Indiana and Ohio and Is 20 20 10 for dorble
extras WHEAT dull heavy and lower sales 5000 bush no
Chicago Spring 1T 81 &C. Cons Is m fair dera.nd bz lever
bush Sc Zoo bush. do private terEos
600 busk warn do &c. Other Grains nominal WEIsKi
dul At 2sc. LAKE. IEPoRTs, 400 bbs Flour, Noo eGsh
Wheat, 5000 basA Corn CssAL ErroKTs, 5000 bush
Wheat
eHARIKsros Dec aThe s.les Of CoTros to-day 10
bales al prices 1So61ng from iol 70 lie
ClssayAr1l 6IE :.-HLSga O.. .. fs leeSs IL WAsAl
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-12-05

Of Maryland have all become greatly excited by an
ANONYMOUS letter picked up by some one at s.. MI,
ehael which stated that the negro slaves had formed
plot TO appeal to for the purpose of achieving
their freedom When the news reached E-tsion II
created the greatest CONSERVATION among the people,
ard the Court Immediately adjourned, and Judges and
iury lawyers and eenIs began 20 prepare for battle
Our informant was in Denton when the news arrived
there and the citizens AZ once became the victims OF
the panic. Men and women hurried 10 and fro IN the
widest excitement without apparently once stopping
TO think whether the thing probable or poSebie
good and citizen OF Newcastle IN this state,
who was in Denton, strongly suspected Of being
fomentor Of rebellion, and il became noised around
that be was near relation of Old Osawatomie Brown.
II il now supposed by cooler meu that the letter was
manufactured for the occasion and intended by some
rough Joker to try the courage Of the people.
Since the above written We have received 2
copy of The Eastern Star from which we learn that
the trouble expected from an organized band o.
white citizens who bound together by hort oahs
and have sgns, grips &C., like the MasOns, and that
they number 1900 men, and are 70 capture the City
of Baltimore and the whole State and play the devil
generally. The star considers it hoax but the
people awfully frightened and have not yet en-
tirely cooled down.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-12-05

Steamship Georges Creek Willis, Baltimore udse and pas
10 II. b. Cromwell 4 Co. -
ship HsIrie, Jessie Of BostOn) DeshOn. ElAbethpor for
Bah Christiana (Br) Trmble Savanna Mar Nov H. log
wood ard pin ento to Jed Try.
Brig G. II. Kennedy of Lnbec Randall Rio Hache Nov N,
fustc &C. Brett Son Co. Nov. 49, Harry Williams sea-
man. of New London died lrh Orlando Randall mate died.
Manssnla. Capt Randall and sck on
board Dec 20 miles T. Of Sandy Hook taken In tow by
eamtug Achilles Capt Hennessy and brought uaIan;ins
nolasses to j. " Onaavia Co. Nov DO lat ~ 20 Ion % u,
spoLe bark Rival (Br.) 20 days hence for Aspinwa-
Brig Northern Light (Br Edsie Chaottetsvn, r. T. H.
days, snd potatoes to C. A. Dewolt
brig Louisa Ol) Anusch, Gesent 70 days. sulphur, &c,
Big Pedro spsnb) ROcs Barcelona 60 days, vins te te
scbr Python of BluehD Osgood Jacksonville T. ", ays
Moro for New. Bedford Nov a6 lat "a a. lon n spoke brig
Baltic Of Camden from Mexico for Hamburg ssth at -
on spoke schI Lane Dr. Of Fslmouth hence Tor Kings
schr Warren A. Grin (of Fall Rver Borden Granada 10
DAYS old iron, fruit, &C. to master
SchI Corina NJ, Jones' Gloucester, hsh.
Schr j. NJ Lane, Low, Gloucester, hah
Schr j. Reed, Stetson, Gloucester, hsh
schr. Cinderella, Stevens, Proyincetown, h'h-
Schr suuerb, Sherman, port for Norwich
schr. Allied Collins, Smith, Union, n. j.. dsys
sehG Rio. Gsney, Addison days
Schr. Benjamin. Whslen Eastport days
Sehr. Susan, Besrse Boston days
schr. J. NJ Lane, Stone Gloucestsr days.
SchT. Col. Lester, DelDorte, New London days.
Schr. Caroline, Hunt. Rondont for Boston.
Schr. Monitor Small. Rondout for Wareham.
Petrel Baker Providence, mdse to Isaac Odel
enthusiastically Vgo (Br) Liverpool Marion Charles
Florida, Savannah Jamestown Norfolk Granada, Havaai
bark Ellen Morrison POiutsPehe; brig Leonard Berry Der
muda.
The ship Universe for Liverpool Is anchor Cd oussu.ine
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-12-05
MARLNE JOURNAL
PORT OF NEw-YoRK...o....DsO&


s,esnships-Jamesewn skiansr Norfolk, Ludsm Heasa'
o., Florida Crowe Savannah, :. L. Mitchtl sons MaIioa
Fost.r Charleston SpoEord, 1hoson Col Granada, Ordn
Havana NJ o. Roberts, Mount Vernon, smith, Aesanans
N b. Cromwell Co. Georges Greek, eager Richmond H. y
Cromwell 20. Ps,sPseo, Layhold Portland H. b. Cromwell
Ships-Glsd Tidnss Nelson, New.oriean., VIM Nelsca
sors A. Decatur Parsons Mobile InAster r. Oeohsrs Cob
ftey sevsnnsh Laytin Hnrlbut. 49, - ~ -,
enwOOa, -, hsysns' w W. Russell = Mort
oD Plat Ponts Pete: Ergnis steele, Babsdoes smith,
Jones Co. Nictorine jones, Mobile, y; H. Brigham.
Briss-H. Wears (Brl Murphy, 81 John, j. s. Whitney
Co Foar1, Briggs Gibraltar, j. X DoS Liocoh Corn
was ST. Martha, Miller HOuGhtoni Tempest Cobb Berma-
ia, Middleton Co. ,., -, 4, g,
Schooner,-Sarah Moore Noyes, Psusma Mills, f. p, X y
Buck Co; Howard, Lawrence, Neweern j. > Davis e.
Roberts Fowler Wellington; Pearl Westerye, NewbeIn
Dibbe L Bonee Msrshsll, Chichester Richmond, C. b.
Peson: Okoona Wht eleT, Mobile Laytin Hurlbut Mon
ros- Win-o Mobile j. Rogers Perkins Jacksonville Brett
Son Co.; Target horsl Savannah. McCresdy Mott Co
C. F. Smythe, WesteTlAnd, Charleston w. bakeri NAY
Hobart Charleston D. c. Murray Leroy, Osborn Norfe.,
Sturges Chairman Yorktown Woelon, Alexandria, Stafford
Dodge Arlington samson, Alexandria Surges Chairman 20
star Crowen philadelphia James Hand A. D.nnins. Leas
Fzabehpor, J. benton Co.. Cops, BesEse Salem, Il w
Ropes Co Princess Lowell Boston, S. W. Lewis Co L.
Danies Smith, New.Heyen
Sesmer-Irousides ysndeveer, PhilsdephiL
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-12-05
THE MARTYRS DEATH AND THE MARTYR 5
TRIUMPH.

Notwithstanding the nciemeney OF the weather ias
evening large and attentive congregation assembled
in The Church Of the PnnaDs, TO hear discourse from
Dr. Cheever on the above subject. The reverend gen.
tleman took for his text Matthew K, q, -. Tue
tribute which he paid to the character 81 JOIN Brown
was lofty and eloquent. He described the lineage OF
the martyr from Peter Brown, Of the Pilgrims OF
the Mas nower. He showed that God had imperson-
aied His almighty protest against The reignng iniqny
Of the land in John Brown and had sent ha TO threw
Il in the face Of the very perpetrators Themselves Tie
pointed out various reasons for applying the word
MARTYR to the memory of John Brown, and said
that SUCCESS had never made a martyr John
Browns trial was that of a martyr; his deport-
men. was that of a martyr; and like smartyr
be was a man of prayer and it was great
consolation that God had Chosen Christian man to
present such protest. Ii is impossible however, 70
do Justice 10 the discourse by mere allnsion. We
understand that the discourse is TO be published IN
pamphlet formthe profits accruing from the saie OF
which are to go to the family OF John Brown.
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SUNDAY. Dec.
Arrived.


~ Ss,e aPd Ua TO Som Nov 49, la, % ST.
lon q TO- saw BIZ ship cambria ron SaeGss . ~, om .Dy @
seq. boarded by pilot beat No on The Battery ss a M
BaTh Borrnn MorwJ Olsvg Msrseiles 90 days, via 81
Mchse where she In for provisions Ne, Oc TO- ndsc 20
c. L. Habcht Experienced heavy ~eathei sustained
big Heny Lsarens Johnson Mschss II days sth and lum
ps5O GRp 9 S9 ssiqd. hs rom Ss. Shs
carried away the jibboom 1he Evira Loot lore topssa s4
Biz r. H. Counce Watts Port Even coal for Boston.
Ssh Queen the South Moore Mobile via Providence
where she put in 70 discharge part cargo IL hours naval stores
schI Amelia ssnbon hschia 10 days lumber to simp-onk
sehr Congress- itch Mschiss 10 days lumber to Talbot
schr PrOr Clark Mschas IL days, lumber to simpson
ssb R. Jones GaseOnb Machas 10 aays lunbsr 70 slump
sehr Gipsy (Br) wsycOt stonnsOn days. in ballast 10
schi Advance tBrl Curry CORVALLIS N s., Is days. pO'a-
seh Defiance BOynOn Bangor sdsy beading and lumber w.
scSr Prince of VALE. CBr Burgess, wnd'Or, N g. days.
plaster 20 d. r. Dewolf .
Sehr Howard BsIe Boston days, md.s. to 8. w. Lewis
schr Volunteer, Brows, Brdsepsr, days, In ballast
sehr Eva wheaton proydenee days 70 oss'. 70 S S
schr. Boundary Blunt Cutler days lumber 10 master
ss a s G:sfTs sa ' so.sSu Ss %
sehr Mantle, Barber Albany: lumber for Mystic.
sehr. ElVia, Clsrk, Mschias lumber
schI. Neptune Nuaer. Mschiss lumber. 80
Steamer AIbsoss Jones Providence mdse 70 ssse Oden
Biis A. Hors Psen nom -orlssas.Both By steau.as
asryiand.
BIZ sophrona anchor of tho Lshtshp With the loss
WiSD~Durins tn. day, n. z and fresh, with r.in-
The shfp Harriet Desbon from Eizabsthport for SEQ
Francisco he lying the former port partly osed .ses u
the mud which caused her to leah She came up s' y
and is dehsgng her She wiz 90 on the Balance poek
for repairs.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-12-05

PEOPLES PARry.-A local organization under the
above NAME in favor of eleeting George 0pdyke for
Mayor, Mr.. Pnkney for Governor of the Aims House,
AID Thomas Bennett for Alderman for the Tenth Ward,
held ratification meeting at Lindenmdlers Odeon in
the Bowery, on Saturday evening, John COmmerfOrd
in the chair. The Hon. Joseph Hoxie made an elo-
quen and pleasant speech in favor of the right side
and good government, and was followed by the Hon.
Charles Spencer, Robert VI. Poore, NJ. II. T. Smith,
and Francis John Tucker who the President of the
Association
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-12-05

The Republicans of the Ninth Ward have nominated
the following excellent ticket for School officers viz:
Commissloner-Charles Z. Gidersleeye; Inspector
Vim. j. johnson, II. D.; Trustees-Wm. II. Gedney,
Henry p. See, and Jacob C. Bogert. Mr. Gildersleeve
is one of the most efficient and useful members of the
Board Of Education, and should by all means be re-
turned The friends OF the Public Schools in the Ninth
Ward will consult their own interests By sustaining
thelr able and faithful representative.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-12-05
~ haIers.
lBy the Overland Mail

LOUIE tat1fday, Q, Ih5-l
TIE rkslesbip Gen Williams, san Francisco Nov. 4,
bousa. the following additional report from the Arctic Sect:
ship Addison whales; b. GTSw old "a whales; C. hshe
rhars: Cleoae whales Corinthian whales; Gsy Hesd,
whslesi Geo silva whale Hiberns slsani HOsTn. a.
swha.e. Java II whales Jsre Swif whales Montreal.
whalss; Polar Star On Msy) whales Rambler -sses
Robert Edward whalssi sustes.. whslest vaes =
lin Anral eleaa; VIM. Clifford whales Mary and susan
rhses Eliza ADAMS "a whales; w c. Eye, swhaes; Julian;
whale Fsbios whales; Good Return whsesi S.pseys
Fayonte whales; Gen. Scott, elsan Oregon, whales,
speed~su. whales Charm, whsie.-n o. Insnsseat
Warm, whales Europa Of Edgzrtown whale 49,
whales, Lark whales, Eew-Engand 3wha1es-s ~ ~.
London; Neva Of Greenport cs&ai OcnaSse,
jestic, whslssi Marcia, whales hsfhs ssessa
VI sET,n LiltE, ~ eals
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-12-05
nv TELEGRAPH.

NEWPORT, Dec. s-An schr Mora, Nelson, JscksosyiIs
for New Bedford
Below brig May Hsnitcn from Mobile.
Bark Globe, from Newcasts Eng which wont ashore 1
Datch Island 10Th u owed od last night aud DIV on
her w4y Providence.
SAVANNAH Dec. a-The steamship Star Of the South sST
below this morning Al well
BOSTON Dee 4-A. ship Rossuth. Ballard from LonconI
reports Oct as a 49, lon "a. In gale FROM ~ w, broke ra
stove split pankshesr haches and swept everything
Of deck the ship thrown hsr beam ends shifted ihs
cargo and caused her leak bady threw over eonossAeH
amount ofcnTgo 10 tighten her
hlsO an, bark r. r. harrington 0orhan, from Smyrna
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-12-05

Republicans and cipzens of the XVIIth Ward, stand
by your excellent School ticket, and see to it that
JANIS CrsHISG, jr., whom you elected as a School
Comuh sioner years ago, and who has heretofore
served you and the public well, is returned to the
Board Of Education tomorrow.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-12-05
Passengers Sailed

Ia .am,Atp vsgo for Lireroa'-JOhn De Sese Inqsnss
Anderon Ma J. Larke Miss Anderson T. X P1zhsr, lady
snj rIid, d Rain lsdy and chdreni Oeoe stewert
Hirns Fseovaco A. Sherard A. Rubefy. Capt Weloh ana
son Dr. X Gie De Ia Yourr,te and ldy san franeneo A.
Lesser H. d. Brookmsn. and $50 In the steerase.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-12-05

Mas-HUSIBG.-A correspondent Of The Mendoza
Northern Light, writing from Cenlralis ILL.,, Nov a,
says that couple OF men who lately appeared IN that
rested for Kidnapping The negro made his escape.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-12-05

CsARIKsToE Dee IA portion Of the officers and crew
the brig Thomas Trowbdge Of NeHsvsa wrecked on Tfni
dad Island have arrived here.
NKv ORIssEs, Dee. The brig Chief nom port In Viz
giaia bas been lost; Crew saved.
By tele.sph 70 Eilvood wsites Sec Bosrd Dndsrw'n
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IBy Telegraph.
AFFAIRS AT CHARIlESTOWN.

CHARLEsrowS, Va, Dec. 4, 1859.
Six companies of the Richmond and Wheeling mill
tary have been ordered home and about oneourth Of
the members of the other companies have obtained fur
loughs for days. return before the l6th to attend
the other executions. military force will thus be
kept up, and martial law be enforced throughout the
country The excitement has greatly abateo, though
there great feeling of insecurity in the rural dis
tIicts The weather is cold and wet, and the military
are suffering greatly on pieketguard and in their un
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-12-05
IOHN BROWN's BODY.

PHILADELPHIA, Saturday, Dec 3, 1859.
The body of John Brown left here at o'clock this
afternoon for NewYork. Very few persons witnessed
its arrival or departure.
BALTIsoRE, Saturday, Dec 3, 1859.
Capt Browns body passed through here this morn
ing and was taken on by the early train for Phisde
pha.
SYMPATHY MEETING AT ROCHESTER.
ROCHESTER, n. Y, Saturday, Dec. 3, 1859.
A large meeting was held at Corinthian Hall last
evening, to sigDalize tie execution of John Brown
Abrsm Pryne and Parker Plsbury delivered addresses
which were listened to with profound interest.
CLEVELAND, Ohio, Friday, Dec. ., 1859.
A meeting was held here to-ngh in commemoration
Of the execution Of John Brown. Over 5000 people
were present. Able addresses were made by ID. K.
Tden X. p. Spaulding, c. II. Langston, A. G. Riddle
Crooks and j. ii. w. Toohey Strong resolutions were
adopted and the addresses were able. The hail was
dressed in mourning.
MONTREAL, Saturday, Dec. ,, 1852
A meeting took place at Bonayentnre Hal in this
city yesterday forenoon TO offer up prayers in behalf Of
John Brown. The meeting was numerousy attended,
mostly by coored people. sermon was then preached
by the Rev. A. T. Wood colored clergyman, after
which collection was taken up for the benefit of
Browns family.
Another meeting was also held at the place last
night, at which speeches were made by Dr. Howe Of
Boston and offers. resolution passed express
ing sympathy for the family of John Brown.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-12-05
LETTER FROM GOV. WISE TO MRS. BROW

A.
To Mr., hsyy A. B,0,cn--Soo N Philadelphia:
MADAM: Yours of the 2lst inst, addressed 10 me
from Philadelphia, came to my hand this morning.
Believe me, Madam that | sadly thank you for your
trust in my feelings as man. Your situation touches
those feelings deeply. sympaihiring as | do with
your affection, yon shall have the exertion Of my au
thori;y and personal influence TO assist you in gather
ing up the bones of your sons and your husband IN
Virginia. for decent and tender interment among their
kindred.
1 am happy Madam, that you seem to have the wis
dom and virtue To appreciate my position oil auty
Would God that public consideration could avert bus
doom for the Omniscent knows that take not the
sghtcst pleasure in the execution OF any whom the
laws condemn. May He have mercy on the erring and
the afflicted
Inclosed is an order 10 Major General William r.
Taliaferro in command Chayiestown, Va TO deliver
TO your order the moral remains Of your husband when
all shs be over 10 be delivered TO your agent at Hsr
b guard you sscredy in your solemn mission.
With tenderness and truth, am, very respectfully,
ysu humble servant. HEsRY A. WISE.
GOV. WISE TO GEs. TALIAFERRo.
RIcHsoSD. Nov. ~. 1852.
To Major eserd! Ws. Talafsryo, ooaa9Ad az CAyis.
SIR: When John Brown IL executed en- Friday the
I'd proximo, you viii place his mortal remains under
strict guard and protect then from a mutilation.
Place them in a plain decent csffn, ana have them
taken 10 Hapers Ferry, there 10 aws the orders and
agent of Mrs. Mary A. Brown, who hss duplicate
of this order You viii also allow the bodies OF
her sons. who fell at Harpers Ferry, to be dsnArred
and taken BY her or her agent or order.
Respectfully. yours. HENRY A WISE
GOV. WISE TO TIE SHERIFF.
RICHMOND, Nov. y, 1859.
To he Sheriff Of the County AZ JsfeTsss, Ia.
Sir: The wife of John Brown, who TO be executed
n your county on the ID preximo, has requested that
his body shalt be delivered, after execstion, to her.
ask tina, Won will deliver 10 guard under the order
of Gen falaferro, who has orders from me 70 eanse
70 be conducted to Harpers Ferry, there TO be de-
;yered 20 the widow, or her agent or order.
Very respectfully, yosrs, HENRY A WISE
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-12-05

NO Ia, PsaiAsaar Nssrs oad ddrsTfi.>r u De. ..
GREAT EXCITEMENT ON THE EASTERN
SHORE OF MARYLAND.
NEGRO INSTRUCTION ExPECTED-THE PEOPLE
IN ARMS.
We have received information from gentleman
inst from Denton tho; the people Of the Eastern Shore
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-12-05
THE EXECUTION

passed off with but little excitement. Most Of the Peo-
PIE OF jefferson County remained at their homes to
protect their property in OF uprising The few
persons present were mostly from abroad
The representives Of the Press were not afforded the
facilities which are colr1non in the Northern States.
Indeed, mono wero,pdmisted within a hundred and
any feet of the scaold except few favored persons
who were smugged in as members of the surgeons
ssaf, and rs the correspondent Of THE TRIBUNE has
some pretensions to medical knowledge, he could not
well he excluded.
On leaving the jail, John Brown bad on his face an
expression of calmness and serenity characteristic Of
The patriot who is about TO die with living conscious
meas that be Is laying down bic life for the good Of his
fellow creatures. His face was even joyeus, and
forgivng smile rested upon his lips His was the light
eat heart aAong friend foe in the whole Of Charles
town that day. and not q word spoken ths: wss
no, intuirive appreciation of his manly courage.
Firmly and with elastic step he moved forward. No
hinching Of eowaIds heart there lie stood in the
midst Of that organized mob from whose despOtie hearts
petty tyranny seemed for the nonce eliminated by the
admiration they had in once beholding n man-for
John Brown was there every inch man.
AS he stepped out Of the door black woman, with
her little child in arms stood his way. The twain
were Of the despised race for whose emancipation and
elevation TO the dignity Of children Of God, he was
about 70 lay down bis life. His thoughts a. that mo-
nezt none can know except hs acts interpret them
Hs Aopped fcgs moment IN bis coure, stopped over, |
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1859-09-30
AffaChment Notice.

Asa Way, Plth against Michael ., Moore, Deft
Before Peter kenneman, J. P Of Venice township,
Seneca County, Ohio. On dhe q4th dag OF August A
ID 1850 said Justice issued order Of Attachments IN
the above action, for The OF siEtytwo 47-l0G dol
sopQ,3w Asa WAY.