, 1859-12-08

tiny, and several times pronounced 'suspl-
cious character" notwithstanding his vocife1-
Gus protestations that lie wHs O native Mary
1ander, and Border Rudlan Of tho most "e1-
terminating principles" He was tiually suffer-
ed to pass, and is now in this place, roady to
witness the execution that takes place to-1nor-
row. Another Missouriau, a distinguished
citizen Of St. Joseph, is also here. He
brought with him a rope, made in kansas, Of
Kansas hemp expressly for tho occasion Of
Browns execution, aud SO, accordingly, I'm
informed, will It he used. There is mucll de-
sire expressed to get possession Of portions Of
this rope, after its Office las been discharged,
and speculation similar iu kind to that Of the
Telegraph Cable might ea.ily be got up. But
the Sheriff Of this county happens to be 4
sensible man. and bv declining to accept the
offers already made, refuses to minister to q
morbid aud yitiated taste.
TIE REMAINS OF JOHN BROWN.
from the Philadelphia Evening nuletln, Dec. ST.
The mortal remains Of John Brown passed
through this city, this afternoon, On their way
from Charlestown, Va, to Essex County, New
York, where they will be inferred, as we un-
derstand.
The remains were in charge Of the widow of
Brown, who was accompanied By Messrs.
Hector Tiudall and Miller Mckitn, Of this city,
who had gone South with Mrs. Brown
Th. train by which the body arrived, came
in from Baltimore at Broad and Prime streets,
at 90 minutes Of o'clock. For half IN hour
previous there had been quite q crowd Of
colored persons, and a few " ito sympathisers
in waiting, who, mingling with tile usual crowd
Of carriage and omnibus drivers, baggage
sn1asterz, lc, who collect about the station
at Broad and Prime streets, made quite con-
course Of people.
4 Reception Committee, headed By Rev. Dr..
Furness, was in attendance to receive Mrs.
Brown and party at tho station.
A large police force was also detailed for ser
vice, and the Mayor and Chief Of Police were
present on tho arrival Of the train.
When the train came in, Mrs. Brown, with
fStwo adiea who were with her, left tho cars
md passed down Washington street, lean
Ing On the arm Of Mr.. Tiudal1. At Eleventh
street1they took 4 city railway car and passed
up TO Arch street. Mrs. Brown will remain
III this city until tomorrow, at the house Of i
friend.
Mrs Brown is quite an aged lady, stout and
| firm in demeanor. She was dressed in mourn
ing.
In order to avoid the crowd, the body re-
named IN 1ae baggage car un1n quasles past
one o'clock, when it was taken olit, tho depot
| having been previously cleared Of all persons
except poicemco, reporters, ano persons con-
nccteo WILL inc f'ai1!oao oolnpahs' ine nooS
was IN oox, "heh was covered WIN q
olanket or coarse cioth. Il luf rope ~as lashed
upon the top:
a uouo'e 4'ae Was 4osmea " ,Ae poaeenlen'
ana ~ w. ".s ea,MG IT,, y ".ne1 @ oesls ~
an osa Ns1Ron, soselo :, %!sn eaasa asu uIaMn
~ aed " ~ Jana. MY" ~ vs. .a,h ~ ~; ~
.'':,, " ..,s ~ sae aou.u e,au -. too
ou.'atns ~, NV s..s "asgn ls.,es.n
so,' 49,, ~ 1e.oaS e.s. "~ ''A| 04' ~ 'D1 s'|e
| o1,Un U. oloao ss.ees'
lhese astaues"en's "ese ~ n.:4oe WIN ~
mucA sesiecs ~ was lnlsrueo' !os .ae oo!s
wuo e,sl'Hoeieu upoa luo isnes W peepeu ~
tnsuun ~ ,'he ..o.o .h psss ~
.4'e pe'ao4As "ao wv uEoA s..o o1ta'u, ato
| b. the time the wagon was driven out, there
| "as m immense cso"a' "n'cn was composed
| pf,nclPans VI eolofee peoWe.
me appearance o. me ven'ce WIN tle oouy
u ofo"a WIS EEeeteu "'tu 'ooo CITES "Gu 81 luz
crowd MADE cnase hter Inc ~, wagon. mere
were tafee or 1oar car1,ages, Allea " coiore9
Persons In tte rear u lne "agou, ontt naa
dl'hcni.y IN keeping up win Inc wagon, WHICH
was orFen as faplaly as INC nofse eouia travel
me cfo"o' OF as ieast rs many o. tnem as
could Keep up, followed Inc wagon TO " ainut-
street "IaF'' anu ttie sholt-oieatnea amonG
the men "eFe eoa'peneu 70 ios oeii'nu. leaving
stsaeEAnS 'nass " nnv 1l!e stIee's 'lon 'ue
aepot' nj broaQ aa1 " '1s'inseon st'ee'S 70
alua]~sttec1 "nati: Ahe P'aees " t4'ose WHO
~ " "ele snPP"ee y III" "eo'ne1s' "A.io a1
alnut-sIsece Whit 'he1e WIS very ia1go
ga1heslng: .....,.,,
as INC crowd fan along past INC !actofaes On
asnlngton street, tae g1rls anu men empEFeo
IL them EatAerea as LUG oools ann "lndo"s
and shouted and screamed rs the colored troop
locked along.
NeundeEstand that the remains Of Bfown
VIII not 50 dlrect 10 theiE nual resting place.
we were informed o. tms tact oy gentleman
who Was authorized TO speak; but l.e declined
70 say where tness nTss stopping plaee "oa1o
oe.
4n. NA4s ~ 80" 4.""
1he remains oi 'ohn n.o"n arrived IN 'nls
chy NJ - c!ocS On saturuas evening: "
way o. Inc eamaen and Annoy route 1som
fhllaaei 'hia. Inc oooE was accompanied ps
one 1t the sous OF the aeceasea; % whom II
was taken IN chafge AZ fnAaoelpha. mrs
brown arrived Q! tne Ne~ Jersey haalroao
At ~ o'clock |. IL, ana crossed Inc lett
IN close eas,1age- she was mel at tne
Depot Dy several ,r'eaas, q "non II aao oeet
a'7angeo tna' sne slloum speau LUG nEn 9
IN 1als Guy, mo1ueI .nat ane msus uosa'n uis
~. 1ecessa1s leposs oe1e'e i:sau1ns nel 5ousae5
Inc large cio"o OIL curious spectators WIZ
throngea Inc aeposs at oalumose and fhlla
delplla1 10 ooIaan q We" ol tne 1emNes' ren
dered 1t necessary 10 oosesse some secrecy Il
their movements alter arriving IN th's c1ts
| The body was Accordingly Kept 1F Tue Steam