, 1859-11-19

To the Edlt"s Of thu N. Y. Tribune:
s1n:-7A.rty.fped dollars have been sent in to-
dny on the first shor notice thst practical
way was opened to relieve John Browns family-
fes me that there will be no difficulty in dispos-
ing Of 10000 copies Of the old mans pluto
graphs the moment the news spreads through
the country.
a correspondent asks the following questions:
First Ar: Hy att, how can Jou get so many
autographs? Is old John Brown busy writing
them nows"
Second" How soon will you commence de-
llscring the pictures, and will they all be actual
photographs or engraS1ugs!"
Third" How will you delirer the pfctures:'
lreply: The autographs will he photograph
The same time with The likeness, The pictures
will be ready 10 commence delivery on the first
Of December. City subscribers will receive
theirs by mail. unle.s otherwise ordered The
pictures will be delivered On the principle ot
:.tifst come @ a5st sesrel;" The earliest orders
New York, Nov. Is, 1850.
TREcAr11oxs.-The Hagerstown (sld.) Torch.
Light says:-"The Governor has ordered the
Sheriff Of Washington County to appoint a suf-
ficient ouuber Of deputies, residing along or
Pennsylvania, and others residing along the
| line of the Potomac river, who may be empower
| ed to act with authority Of law in case Of any
| assembly Of unlawful characters. or men whose
cliararttr and purpose are not known, and to
| arres, and detain them. In pursuance Of this
men ~ various parts Of the country to act rs his
| spec. deputies"
A Poem By Crazy Man On Old
| Browns Expedition.
The editors Of the Boston Atias and Daily
Ete say:
| The following poem was written by IN inmate
| Of The Ralnsford island Hospital and sent to us
by the Superintendent, Or. Baker. We think
it las some points in It:
Az Ir11x roEu or II aAnzEzs 11aar nAzrAuL.
You ave heard Of JASON In the ancient days Of Greece
How he csos lhe stormy Eu1ine all to steal tie golden
And how old caaac Argouauts I'D savlnE. curte ard
Asth1ousA boes and misty they caed the Taaze
Yoalave likewise heard Of that bold Don. who in Casan
VIA xadnis le es sasfss ait ssoa .h.s he
And hw il lis !.o he put to route whole het.cobs
AMI 5at p'aneabtl'ed hero brave ye'eped Sir lfndi
With h!s wrath .nss Church and State Pope
Du.a lie 1anis who slus such deeds wenay shut theh
70. I..rie1.s Fezy doughty 3etds can all thts ttc.
l. eclipse.
It was an ancient varricY well known Ia Western strife,
In the cimes IT gut whisky, ctheF breechea bowl
! kutiF.
with scarce rcnrs Of Brcanners following In hia Nakt
through The length ana breadta Of Old S
| MAS State.
Not TIE Gid Dominion all alone felt ehil!s ard agu
| hIakcs; ....
Fur fouitten ether States apeaed II they had sees
But '.'sno vouder ,tsy with tesr ser talr may pull
| sc-atth;
They VT u5on powder kcg and all Browns q fer
| match.
The pcarhc1a In that cline where The slave dserblowsM
| horn.
Wsiltel you Sanbo's damned chatel ere he's born.
TLso fthey III. sons Of Ham no wonder N thef quack
When Yankee Brown Ike Dueannic. goes Bouth to
| their uacpn.
But IT, tho cid adase eoes ''the.ea vsdom with th
| HIA.~
Then Tie Buckst!ns have good cause to wide the:
tsthoush caught The foe this tine aud thel. fer
| Isnu his crown, ~
I'm much a'rad tAef cake win ret be burned both b1ae
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