Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-11-15

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e sssgaeioe q - esunsctsd With the Earpsr's
feuy euanen IL msaphis Eaquissr ays:
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sxeltesnsst a. the Hsrpess Ferry lssaFrecticn. q
gentleman. seated 10 failrosd car between Bsit-
nose sna rnilaaelphia, On his way 70 New York,
oosefvee man on Sat Rear him, cloeely muf-
vent recognision and shield himself from observs-
tiep o. the arrival e the tsain q s1naies, tie
aee 1uitiedly In Ne ear ne siaesSo6 q the
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eenea tie hooe bsncsth the ssat, which had scci-
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owner, but tn ssmsk shus nsnsnnt starting. he
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men0ia ~ fss..ssooa s Thsy proved 10 be TIVE
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g. aes.e and impsiesanens u u lss1ss, and she
ieteer being addfeDed 20 Jo6n Brown eounecSeh
wS s s :s.RsiS out Ss q tie man y
esity nos 2 iittie. Tie Idea asshsd 70 his mind
= h.d 10 his P:sssseon Something which would
HE saspictohs On bis ssrival In New yoek he
ss iselsssns s,1 :ssia2 sSs sl.
eupsssncss nscsei ysith ~ pose.io6 Of them.
inmediatsiy forwsfded them 70 GOV Hsrris, vb 10
thought the matter Of sufacient impostaBce q
esnnss e i1se.siestisn Re secudingiy de.
city, who arrived some time last week, and aYt<I
xnSiOus Inquiries and investigations arresscd Pal.
mer - previously stated. -
| The courtroom dnring his examinations WA
was manifested. After thorough examination
into ell the fsct Of the case Palmer was required
70 enter into bonds Of g 500 for his appearance u
One q BE lsssrs referred to abo~. il .. follow.
- sssS, -sa.s CnANBKHsBuns, Oct 70, 1852
Hsssraown THE ewsiex, icoold nof help Writing
you line bv him. foa are % hesdstfong you
/ VII n0e hstea e me. Do, for Gods sake-don'i
sou sa aaIps s ss now yea can do nothing !,
letter for Capt Brown ninth all is safe. You can:
not give y 70 him now; you would be suspected
sar n";, Gene back and wait
business will getu into trouble vet Last night i
never slept wink Do come back. for / snail
be crazy until you return safe Now, for once, dc
listen to your loving wife, MARY fioEEEi
It IS addfessed fssn Memphis 70 Capt Brown
i Ne mai e the following extracts -aFff-t
81 hsve Just completed my tour Though sths
i Southern Stats, and am now on my way % Ken.
] should give he States Of Tennessee aud Arkan
sas thorough scouring. did 80, and am salts
Ned th.t Of an the States in the south, Tenne.ss
and Arkansas are the best fitted TO make the nss
strike In. These two States have but few whites
In favor OF slavery, while they contain immens<
number Of slaves already ripe. and ready, ut the
first intmatico, . sui decided blow Tor theil
sgaiast slavery, and win be ready 70 assist them
II q moments warning. Several Of them stated
to me that they had gone so far as to prepare arm,
how TO net when the worst comes to the worst
w bile at Brownsville, Tenn I addressed lettel
TO the school teacher, Mr.. H., and he came e
" he says there il no avoeatiou in which a man
l can do - much good Tor our cause 20 that OF
school teaching, because all the country around
have 20 much confidence In a school teacher who
conducts himself right. He says that the large
majority of Solored people In his part Of the St,ts
| are ready 70 take mp arms at Q moments wnrnin
and large number Of whites are ready to join
them. He says we must send ont more we'll quail.
,ssa men 70 TIE south a. school teachers, and work
The writer then states that on arriving at Mem.
PMS he had an interview with Palmer who sym.
Pathized with Captain Brown. He (PaImefJ had
thousand slaves Oh to the swamps Of indiana; that
l ne had friends in Cincinnati who had promised
70 have one Of the largest and swifest steamers On
the river sent 70 tie mp and whit for them at the
mouth Of aichie river, under the pretence Of m.
dergoing repairs. - =. = ,
| NJ The Pittsburgh Dispatch says thst when
Thomas Cunningham, Esq, Of Beaver, Pa, wen,
1 u Kansas, under an aDpointmeut "A n q tIndg.
| In passing through q settlement he met old Osa,
watcmie Brown, who had inst arrived with half :
dozen Pro-Siavery prisoners, captured while in
s sn 70 ali tne rree-Snse settlen- Ansoeg