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1he unRpog'e HsF1x Fugitive.
A Franklin eeessY (Ps.l eensspoadeat d the
Philadelphis Prsu(}in giviss some particulars u
the escape Of Cooks companions, ay:
The facts in relation TO he escape 81 Merriam.
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sSsIy VENT 'i s.9 ~ p @sa, /. S dSsss
a. es JOIN sr o. II 1ss 81 srp.
csne % p.s. sSeas ns
10 Harpes's Ferry, and called upon one Of our at
t0rneys and had his viii drawn, properly exc
cuoed, and mailed 10 the executos ID B6stea- He
end, fearing .ccidssp, wished ~ will psepessa.
He bsa yodng man q Ane adde's ahd eviaSallyl
moro than ordinary culture. He Wa not in the
.Aght = Aaspesh Ferry, but .ss saatieaea - -.
lead expected rsisfsresneu{S. s. .
cams 70 chsnbsssbasg the night Cesk w0 pat in
disis vicinity for ssversl days. Tkey were seen
frequently BY different persons, and suspeeted 20
be the fugitives;- but nothing Wa known Of them
With any degree q positiysness, excepting BY a
vised Of their names and purposes. They sleptin
. barn near town two nights, aud were seen t6ere;
and they called at several houses in town sfsef
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Return Of Gen. Sect,

The return Of Gen. scott fsom his mission to the
lsland Of San Juan has been almost a unexpecfed
- wss his departure. He arrived Al New York on
Monday, PEI the steamer Atlantic, and immedi.
sicily sfser debsrking went to his residence on
Twelfth street Gen. Scott states that since he
len New York, on the Goth Of September last, he
hss tssvsled n, 0O0 miles. So Tar from impsiring
his health, the constant changes have been Of de
cided benefit, and he says he was never more
robust and vigorous than he IL At present with
regard to the results Of his mission, Gen. Scott
chooses TO be silent, preferring that the people
should receive their Information through the
proper channel. - +.
On this subject the San Francisco correspondent
Of the New York Times, says:
In aftrmer letter announced that Col. Law had
Scott n the Colonial authorities Col. Law arrivsd
1t Victoria on the 9th Of October in the revenue
enter Je6erson Dsvis. He was cord IalIv received
ey 6sv. Dcugi.s., who made him at home At his
mansion, showed bin bis correspondence with
Gen: Harney, and the dispatches received ffom
Lord Lyons, the British Minister st Wasbiuofo
Celo1el Lay n reply, stated briefly the amicabIe
49, 49, o We United setes Government. A corr
{who did got g? 70 Victoria, but remained on
bosrd the Maoschusstts) and Governor Douaiass.
the precise character Of which NO uno6icfsf Der,
that itcou5isted principally o. On interchange az
sngEestions a. to the best mode Of dissrrancing
ne knot which Harney's imprudence had tie{'
asa thss the two fanctiousries came to perfectly
Agreeable understanding. 80
AZ Understand Il, Gen. Scott does not ouesfion
tue paramount nature OF the fifis OF the A,nericsn
Sovefnment TO the Island Of Saa Juan N left ~
faif arbitration, there In ltsle doubt but we viii
get H. But the action Of Hsrnsy In takIno armed
pcssession Of the island and claiming exciusive
tile 10 IT, In The iiolent manner he aid. Gen. scott
seems - think was wrong In itself, and not - -
Sustained ~ our Government, especially IN viexv
OF the undertaking by Mr.. Marcy, that neifher
Pasy should pretend 70 exclusive iurisiicsjo on
upon the disputed territory while TIE Qua va tiIi
aasstslsd and the boundary line unde1ned. Con.
sqsensly. all d Hsrecy's "army 81 occupafion,
shat recently held forcible posDesiion Of Ssn Inn
and thseateeed death and Destruction q fhe -,
aie boss q Governor Douglas, has been VIII
drswn With the exception o. one small comnanv.
uodes CAPT. Hunt, which remains 70 profecf az
g The lndtspG and thls small force sssnsiSs ~,
= ael .e4sga.a1tnRw WITH IL Euslish IecsI a1,thos
iies - 0sz sepeeesat 20 pss9s6sloa . exclusive
fsEhs % ue ts1abd, but are asefelY then - icor
auef American interests, conceding 70 the EnoIish
- Nm. hght = cone thsssto peoEsct tkeir riehts
Thu, sithe1gh 10 Bsittsh troops were sctu.IYv an
Ne greand, ths occupalioa d So I'm. ~.
Gee; 500 Leo, wse virtually > joint one--both
parties fcs she tune beinQ. % repsesent mutnSIiv
ne Claim 81 The Other - be there
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Tnn Paosrscr.-Ths aoeepeed spinion here
y that M. Sherman cannot penibly be elected 70
tss spseh~sAip By : n.1esiz vssf AVA taes e
Meuu- Davis e Indiana, C Ne>rsI 1sk,
ard Riggs sad Adsain Il New il % 90, M
cannet b Installed By and through }he $500
q he plurality ruls, Ses which : Re oicaa
party managess certainly expect - gs1 Dmsa
70 vote, by way of whipu1ng tAeAbsua6n ds@lI
around ths stump for TEN; IL balances Of ne
members Who not long since acted with thsm
having apparsuty taken full and ffes service under
the Republican pasty cslsn.
IT'S further impoaible 70 predict when another
ballot tofa sPeakR can possibly b takea, = ia
the sxia1in2 conditon Of their operating rules NJ
determination Of any one member that be shall
peesiou6ly - he6fd succeGfulIy p6slPeees w..
Ths House being ths nndrs Ne tnnediats ee1-
nan1 - General Gable, the prospect Tor an Of
gsnizasion Il remote indeed. .szaAAAAa
MorSrAls MEADOW MAssAcRR TIVE d he
boy survivors ef his lssadfsl sasghter, the facsu
with regard to which the public are but too
fAmiliss, arrived in this city on honday, ca
already stated In the Sfas,) in charge Il Mr.,
Forney, supsrintsndsnt Of Indian AA>in, Utah
Thess boys had ben >rstsinsd in Utah for the
S51Sfuu8 - sAsSy - AAs>" - ~
gard 70 Ne brutal sflnck; hat - SUPP. Forney
was compelled 70 leave that country. for waah.
isgtsa, ssd thess bsing no prospect Of IN essly
trial, he concluded 10 bring them with him
| Yestseasy, afSer an intefview with the Commits
sionef, hey were placed In the Immediate charge
q Special Indian Agent Maj. Jehn Henry Van
Buren,, 70 be delivered 70 their friends In Arkzh
- These lads, the one eight end the other nins
years of age, IRE said TO be exceedingly interest
ing and premising youths: They len The cit,
Iyestsrday Afternoon. - sea- s. ~ !
| DEcRAsx OF An ARxy OTrIcKl.-The War Do
partment has received loficial information Of th,
death Of Second Lieutenant Hezekiah n. CARRIER
Of the 4th regiment Of Infantry, Oregon. He sx
pired II Fort Haskins on the evening Of the l2tl
ult, after an Illness Of q few days.. 3ssa..sf Is
NAyAL.-Commodore r. II. Gregory shd Com
mandes VIM. M. Walker has been detached from
duty connected with the construction Of Stevem'
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-12-14

ID An English clergyman who occupied the
pulpit o. the American Protestant chapel in Paris,
one Sunday lately announced by request. that ths
following Ihursday would be observed In that
chapel rs Thanksgiving day, conformably 10 a
custom in the United States and he said that after
the collection, he would read the Proclamation Of
the President Of the United States, naming the dsv
as day Of general thanksgiving w hen the time
arrive the good man commenced reading NJ fol-
lows: BE II known, that 1, Edward ~. Morgan,
point, etc. The congres ation ..larfedu Violently
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-12-14

A NV STYLE OF HALP DoLLAR.-A new half
dollar has been got up AZ the United States Mint
" philadelphia, TO be submitted TO government
for its approval The new coin, although Of the
came diameter as that now In circulation, 10 much
thicker at the rim In consequence Of the deeper
sinking Of the die. and hence much more durable
On one side is medallion portrait Of w ashing.
ton, with the head wrcathed with laurels; the
word Liberty upon scroll over the bust; at the
bottom the date, 1859; and around The whole the
words United States Of America, In plain well
adapted raised letters On the revere side, I
wreath Of grain envelops the word Half Dollar, In
the same beautiful letters
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rHs Fonsssf esrz-Ths ersss rsss. ti,sses
ease, Commenced ok yenn aze. has jnse ees.
brought 10 anal desesmisatieh In The cesss q
NJ Yet, TIE Hss.l3 ssys; ...s,,-s...
a. sss ss r. s ssss''k lis .ss 5:
{ev - Venice 81 g u Heavsa" 10 ceeesse
- lassA - a. tlsr "A. The oaly moneys
'sessed y II, Fosrs lLem her husbssA wsss
'1 ass s si s.:' ~, s.s sss
|.yen the yndgo VII Drssided q the TRIAL, and
th4 Doet tmporhnt v11lsss who testihed upon
IL .dead-we h.ge n award which cempels
i ~ fosssss e ~ = issst double ne sum xisss
could have ssss ssslsd f. previous % the ssis.
The referee awards 10 Mrs. Forrest -four thousand
dollars per snnum ffem the time AZ The trial, and
ee0Pels NJ. FseFsse - give bsad end Des>Eoes
: :ssus g s s,' y. psy2s. VII ssa
- ssu toeal 10 come ont a As efeak tege1ian's
pockets, 70 ny nothing Of the wear and Tar q
~ tempef, vhtoh 0oof hnvo eoea eDmG1hknQ
awful, VIII not Be len than . huBdred thousan4
Isytng siinesy fos ms.y yesn % csns. M.
Fssrse'a beisg ceasidsrsd, n Ne saarases view,
COED Life. ssE sss-sgs stal a<et ~
On Donuxios eocrsrr.-The virrinisns rel.
dent IN New York have organized themsslvos inte
. social and .beuevolent society, and about os<
hundfed have enrolled their names. They pro
pose - bold their snniversares the 12th a Nay
TO celebrate The sssfismsnt q ysnssfowns va-.a
NJ rhs psessnt sssuion Of de Lerislatass d
Virginia.. will be called upon undef The law, y
elect Ave Major Generals and twenty-eight Bhga
q. within The =. went, j. yer: ss... A..'
i.at,ea Of the Heoss q Rsprsssntsiivss, 81 wsah
| ington. - .sl,ssls-.,i : 49,.
IL Paul MsrPhy vs. Il Memphis few day
II
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u The military surveiIlance at Ch1kiestown,
Va, b row almost - complies ~ II vss 1t ths
tine q the sxecutisa Of Bsewn, and win no doubt
Be suite = much % by Friday, the day Of the enc
oufioa- There are At the present time on duty
sene eighteen companies, from dihereat sections
q the stste, and the Number Of men may bs
recorded at not les than nine hundred Large
rsanfsrcsmenh IL IL announced win arrive, 20 the
force by the day Of execution viii amount to
twelve huuarsd ------------------t
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DRsApFuL TRAGEDY IN ALABAMA-A week D,
two since, q cotton planter Of Conccuh comfy
Alabama, was waylaid and shot by two Of hi
neighbors, brothers. named Irwin and Stephen
Ward; one Of whom was present when Mr. Page
cotton. They placed some obstructo ns in the
road calculated 70 delay the progress Of Mr. Pages
.asriage, and then, from . place Of coacealment
nred upon Mr. p. and n companion a. they passed
The former was instantly killed, and the lsttrl
escaped with few wounds. and drove OF In the
buggy. The brothers were arrested, confessed
their guilt, though one had accidentally fallen
asleep when bis brother committed the murder
They were both at once hung by the people.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-12-14

III Ptolemy Philopater who lived some two
HUNDRED years before Christ bad ship with 20
banks Of rowers being 500 English feet IN length
Ito feet longer than the Persia and only Is0 fert
shorter Than the Great Eastern, Is feet from one
feef and from the highest part Of the stern to the
u was about 100 feet IL had rudders,
each o. feet long When put 10 sea II held more
tnan 4.C0O rUwefs. and .UU s1p~rnumeraries, and
on the ie 4 were 3,COJ masiners. And tesid,
all These, there vas large body Of mon under the
decks, and vast quantity Of proyislons aad sup
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-12-14

10 An sdjesraed meeting Of the Union com.
nittee. In New York, was held on Monday night.
q TIE LafArgs House, when Il Vas agreed That a
great public meeting would In Ill probability be
hsld u Ne Aesdeny Of y usic on Monday evening
next. More than hundred canvasen on Mosdsy
eooneseeA estaining signatures 70 the can for
the meeting. which h headed, q The North and
the eouth--Union and Fsaferaity.', Eight or ten
thousand signatures were appended I'm me EQUINE
q the day ~ -. - ,
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81 -. aea. w. X. Sebsstian, Of Arkansas, ar.
rived In w Warrington mis- morning : - 81 :
- isdy, NJ. y; fudge Potter, n Y Judge
Rossncrantz. Gisa's Fsils, n. ", are st wiIlards
..- The Kentucky Legislature ON Menday
sasctsd TIE Hon. Johnc G. Bfeckinridge U D. scns-
sof nom that Stass In place Of John J. Csittenden
....A eessUposdent Of the Missouri Republican
eay1 01e y. r Blair was near being arrested by
- gsss d'erHs e visKinis while estIsg his din.
ner at Masstnshusg- He was Let OF, however, ON
ngton - fzsf ~ The locomctive would bring him.
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svirts q sks msrnane RFsoS. - esP
Ths CSnsfsfsfiss, Il reply 10 Tie snestiea o. %
,uuflanb Of the Administ1ation, thnk ~ Ysesi-
dsux und his Cabinet haves hand IN Ne editing
q fhat paper. ays hat TIE editors. vhose nomes
spoe.r Il the hssd e ~ celumss (8eo. w. Bew-
10 "a wm. n. Drswne,) ere slese Fespsnslo1e
1sevAss sppssn IN IL eslhmns, ssl ~ anybody
W. sfser sAis uetxce ehAYss TIT thsee issay
osh9 editor Of the fsPes, ssases whss = kneWs 70
n untrue =. - 49,. - I,
he csssssfsfiss seplies N Retsy ssvers sssns
- shs spsssh - NJ. 1nickasn, delivered N she
Hssss on Monday, Ca tie nos de with NJ.
umkin, chnqging ne AdminisfsfIen WIN extxv-
sgsacs and ceuuPdoe.xwx0
--Ths Lssssz;sssess Il devoted = Ceagssssioual
pssessdiass aad eesss: - n ssssssI ~
" rhs vsssrssls Psssr Riehiass snd hi.
daughswas Playing sshs Holiday ssssss rhsstre,
-n.18rno,~ -ee'e7e3 - - - 49, - - >
" Jelhua y 0sddlays Wa "a Hartford lss'
wei, sad while thses wsoe = ettsr, and Axsd Z
sanp thess<os he asse si,us, he rsuasstsd hat h
psid postags in tvsny-ons yeass. His ftsaking
lsivnsss szPissd Monday noss- = z. -
UTsssnuishvsry eiussssof Douglss county,
xansnss 81 the day II John Drewn,s ezscuten,
hdl1 49, meeting, q which They pssssd ressln.
aom Hprsnsing fhsir belief Inst In Browns con
laoet - wss not sstusssd bv spirit of rsvsags
1uDy he hiKhest and pursst meuvss. - - s
NJ Ffon Kelly, Hedian Z Piet, the Baltimors
publishes, W have tthreagh o. y. Dufey, Sew
.suth asseeJ g Mag Lse, o. ne Ysnhse IN Irs
lad, - BY the suthor q sshandy mc6piss.'
7his work st<rscted much sftsntiea while sppssr
sing N ehsPsen IN The Bsltinore Mirror, ana VII
deubtleu b sought for in III present. shape.
ID The Lsgisl.ture Of Virginia seems some
-wh.f Inclined 10 commute coppic's sentence I,
Imprisonment Tor life, In confederation Of his I'm
Saxumentality IN preserving the lives Of Brown'
prisoner, and In vfsv Of thu fAct hat I'm connec
tien with Browns party was OF very recent daa'
and undsrtaken II ignosance % the plot contem
ID Tn. funeral Of Mrs. Fernando wood, II
New York, on Monday, was very largely attend
Cd, the processioa embsscisg the Mayor ana boil
branches Of the city council, and Representatives
both Of the state and General Govefnment Rev
d. Tying ohacistsd, delivering an impressive ad
drsa- The body was inferred in the family toml
1t Trinity cemetefy. = AfSsAoa
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-12-14

TIE WEAfHn.-rhe following report o. she
wesths for this morning b made nom the Con-
solidated Telegraph Line 10 the Smithsonian In
stituton The time Of Observation Il absut ,
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u Galfgnani says: "Df. Hartieng hes sue
ceesfuiiy applied cific acid to the cure Of rkeu-
Drs. Recs, Dslrynple, Perkins and others; but
that remedy 10 much more costly, whereas 30
Ersmmes fcitric acid. dissolved IL $50 grsmmrs
o. sirup, may b administered In the course a.
from Is % IS hours, the affected rsrt being wrap
ped mp Ia wsddioe; and tho psficnt being al
towed 70 drink ffesh winter 1T dfpcrstion. "A com
from ten 70 nfteen dsys,s 80 - -
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III We understand that a gentleman from a
Northern climate Mr.. Gillet-wss waited on
by a few .'friends, - at the Plznters Hotel, on
Tuesday evening, and informed that Charleston
did not require bis presence. Acting on the sug.
-gestion Mr.. Gillet took the irst train North =
IL Albcrston, the peddlef, 'was arrested Al
Marion on Sunday lasf. From documents found
In his trunk, there is no doubt about his being
one Of browns men We understand that ne
narrowly escaped punishment at both Marion and
Cahabas IL 10, perhaps better to let the Law take
it course.--Aiab00sa State Ssssssei, Dec. O.
A BRKEzE-Certain editors In Iowa, are rar.
Ing quite breeze In their columns about Rev, n
il. Collier, former citizen Of Salisbury Md ,
who, they siicge, dcsccrsted the ONCE he bean
on thanksgisisg day, by a TRADE Of incsndiary
III On Wednesday the citizens Of Greencassle
Ind, demoli.hed every liquor establishment IN
rhe phce. The outbreak VAS loccasioned by
some poor fellow who froze to death the night
previous, while In state Of intoxication.
III On the 29th ult., the inhabitants Of Pana-
ma celebrated the annivernry Of their fndereta
dence nom Spanish rule, by ! jubilee equi vslebt
TO one Of our own Forth Of July denominations
ia Virginia student has been arrested in
Ph,isdeiPhia, ON charge Of assault and battefy
with Intent 70 kill. !. /,
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Eson HAvsxA -rAe strauehio. Iehef- ~
CeaFieseos, hsinGs Havana sdviea tothe tofk ms.
kES0vesnee 6eDessl concha-U ss % drpars an
- "a, ssd nazni1csst evssiea wss sniici-
xs.s cruz dssss . he ssh issG.ns eoua,m me
rePcets4 vicfogies e Mifameas There we've pre-
ceo1uues = - imDe4infe asfack On Yea trux
y ne combined forces Of Mir.mon asi RebIrs.
E.1ee yeoid Probably wee4 win mccem, owtnR
70 iessl ts.sos - ~ J.ssss psrly.--~. -
s1gsf nnskef e Hav2sa wss qeist. thess
A socpnce q huuness fos wast q e6cck
- 49, 80 80 2 bsoof fsol1nl q OK
ess hels i1gsiIy, sn1 siees vssS vssf. 49,
80 bore. ffe1Ghh vese dn0 and
vs4 vsss iss.iag G tse Gelf povts-. 5 -
up - snrk Jnliet - Ju1ii- Nethinr 49, -
~ sseayse Th sessksss wess esSssviss n
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~ The financial position Of Holland 70 10 IA
vorahle that the Government has undertaken to
advance without interest. sum Of TWENTY-FIVE and
half millions Of guildess, TO be refunded by
terms. the last term Ut the expiration Of six years.
to several railroad companies for the building Of
projected roads. The Government has also re.
solved to undertake the execution If canal from
Amstefdam to the sen, wide and deep enough 70
admit the Afgest vessels IL 10 expected that this
last undertaking viii be productive Of very great
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AsorHxs SSHYAznixEx.- Gordon
Capeain Adkins, which arrived from Fernandips
yssasrasy aosingt bad on board . man calling
h1us "a fhiu1p We learn rom Mr.. Fash bur.
es q shs G6rdsn, that Phillips was Delivered
inso ne custody Of CaPtzin Adkins By tbs CITY
- eneei q Fesnen4ina; Phillips was cent or ~
- siussus Of Gsinsville, F1s. with the rsque;s
sh.s Be be p:ssd aicsg he had on his pes1on =
HRsr eenainisg a sccuuation aesinst him, To-
e Gsiesviiie on Tuesday lsse. PhiIIips, toeefhrr
WIN toe documen6, w1s handed over 70 the city
suthesft!es On the srviv.i q TIE boat. He viii
whea he win 1eara The nature q the accus,fSes3,
egsins him-fhouRh we have heard sufkcient q
ina1ease senf - vse t1npesfng With slaves He
- IN elderly ma, and this slone nsved him fyon
esiE nore harshly dealt with -CAa,isssss Her
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VI From E. n Butler 4 Co., Philadelphia.
Through Wn. Bsliantyne, Of this city, we have
two handsome Issues q This entespsising publish
Ing house, Wig: ssThs Ladies Reader q well
arranged and selected collection Of articles for the
No Il schools and reading circles, prepared by
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NJ he New YORK. psPen ny that after CooA's
sxscution at Charlestown. Va, on Friday, his
bedy win be taksn 70 williamsburgh, n. r., and
Tie funeral exercises b hid In the Rev. Dr.. Por-
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hssehee-in-faw, Mr.. Croly, resides In William
burgh, and his sister has left for Chafleutown 70
Dsst Gov. willard, Of Ind, and other relatives
Of Geek .s.sfsltsa