Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-10-19

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sxhsn WITH shet guns-snA whsa ~ cane wish-
In range Il the sngfno house, where Tie sljss q
the ineunectionies vess gathered, and were ex- |
posed 70 their rapid and dextsfous use Of Shapes
.iass, ths{ wss forced 2 Al back, .ct.ssing e
ys messslly wea.dsd. ana condacsos Geo.s
dnfing the doy. esy<sal others were wounde4;
smeng item son Of DR.. Murphy, Of Harpefs
A euerflla warfhss ~ nsafnaa.ned during tie
rest OF the day. resul1ng On the killing Of three Of
Of en
into the Potomac, and attempted to cross to the
MARYLAND side, whether with view Of escaping
Or Of conveying Information to CookI party, vas
rivsr, ana fell dad o. the roch1. An adveufusum
ladswaded out and secured his Shsrpes rife, and
the body was .fserwards stripped Of portion Of
captain's Commission, drawn up in full form, and
declaring the bearer, Capt. Lehman, held that
command under Major General Brown! light
mulatto was also shot outside the Artuorv gate
The bali went through and through his throat
tearing away all the great arteries, and killing
him almost instantly His name was not known,
but be was one Of the free negroes who came with
Captain Brown His body was LEFT exposed In the
street up IN noon yesterday; exposed 70 every in
dignity that could he heaped upon 1t by the ex-
cited populace. At this time, tall, powerful
Armory conducting some prisoners, IL was said,
and was shot twice, once in the side Of the face,
and once In the breast. He was captured and
taken into The tavern, and af,er the insurrsction
condition to the United Stairs authorities Another
man was shot in the Arsenal yard.
During the afternoon sharp little affair took
place on the Shenandoah side OF the town. The
insurrectionists had also seized Hals rife works,
and party of their assalants found their way In
through the mill-race and dislodged them In
rectionists were killed, but we found but one dead
body, that Of negro, on that side Of the city.
Night by this time had come on and active ope-.
rations ceased. Guards were placed afouAd the
Armory and every Pfecaution taken to prevent
escapes. $50 q yf-f5
ARRIVAL or rHE BALTIMORE MILIrARY.
At 10 O'Clock on Monday night the train with
the Baltimore military and United States marines
arrival Of Colonel Lee, deputised by the War De-
partment TO take command. The reporters pressed
on, leaving their military allies behind. They
.1%na sne p iS IN S q the m .
without difficulty, the occasional report Of gum
OF the singing motion Of a Sharp's rifle ball,
warning them that it was advisable to keep out Of
range Of the Armofy. Their first visit was to the
bedside Of Aaron Stevens, the wounded prisoner.
l They found him large, exceedingly athletic
man. perfect sampson In appearance. He was
in small room, filled with excited armed men,
| who more than once Threatened TO shoot him
where he was, grooming with pain, but answering
with composure and apparent willingness every
qsod u ..iJ he ,.as nsAva ~ cnnadN,ie,'
| hnf 6sd .,steIv lived In Karsa. vvbsre he Ins,s
Captain Brown. He had also served In the United
srh. .oie oh;ect ~ IN. .44.v,nt x.,,. a o,v N.
-. 49,, "a o. ct.i' bo..,n - sae
.sasrJ that Z. soan - h.d ;ysd hsa rePse
a.. $3.50. ,,,1d at - o tt. - ' .Sy
md thsv wou,d scon h.vs tosca . Dy :.
o".arIi.S ths;, ,s,,r..s eue S.,,a.js .e . ~
S,ssinn ~ the ne1ross as r,r. snss se
for which be would sssriace his life but thought
,.., - III ,... nen 10y 1oceissu In
te S ION, 70 sns movement zen he ssid Preparations
ment but that the whole force consisted Of seven
teen white men and 1--WE free negroes This state
prisoners with whom we conversed. They all
| agreed a. 10 the number in the movement, and as
| to its objects, which some Of them called the
Lewis teary, the negro shot at the rife mill,
stated before he died that he enlisted with Capt.
Brown for the insurrection at fair held in Lor-
mine county, Ohio, and received money from
Chambefsbufg, Pa, and from there travelled across
| the country to Browns farm. 80 d 8. -.
ask How nm, N,ay. p.
NOT ssatSnnt e.ctt. weout r .sous alarms, ous
n,.,ched css, sr,,.a;sesI -. 81 ! II III
lee and .s. .tst;oned ,ithn ~. sr,r ~
80 a. 70 completely surround the enriSe house'
tesrs-hat Tor vas not hut tSe,o ,.,,
oniv one return rr f,om ths in.n uu. .sere was
broken teieoranh Wa sooo rens,rsS tS.ooh ~ !
exertions Of Superintendents Westervelt ana Tai.
eotf wbo acccsn aried the :,resiS,;sn "a sh
announcemsnt th,t co,umnnicf a., VI, ~. -. va
| NTH R.,si.oo.. 80. ~ ss,..ss 80 oaEneo
| abundant empiovmeot Fe- iePieSeh'"'se'',
| There was no hnding anv bed and daylight IVA.
awaited with anriety In esrii,st viin21ass srs
availed Of 70 survey the scene visit to the diff
tefeht In which the corpees 81 the insur-
| rectioniss were lying stark and bloody, peep,
close or Tar on, according 70 the courage Of the
| observer, at the .Maiakoh'' Of the insurgents,
was the estabiished order Of sight-seeing, varied
WIN discuSion OF all sorts OF terrible rumoFs.
ro.r OF rHr Jxxuparxr. y
The bu;ldinv in witch ths fns,,,..ns. IA
made their stand was the Are sng,rs hc,ss "a "a
/ no doubt the most defensfbie bn3fdsno a. a.. AZ
moey. IL has dead brict w.iis IN b,.. az "a.
and one ON the fourth. large door with ,s,aJas
sashes above, come eight FEET rom tn. s,",rJ
A dead stiffness surrounded the buiid;sg ana
EXCEPT that now and then 4 man rnioht 81 s~sr
peepipg from the neatly rloaed CENTS 49, % !.
dogs nose siixhtly prot2udinc tbere Vas M =; rs
i of lie. much lea Of bostiiiiy rive. W..;'.
opinions were given a. to the humber Of per.ons
within, and the amount Of resistance thew yxm,Id
be able to offer Cannon could not be ,ssd with
out endangerinp the safety of Col W.shiugtor
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