Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-11-23


LATEST Rnow cuA1xxsroWN.
Ths militia II chaslcg1Gunsare smusinu -.
solves ssd oooupying>1 Sc viii various 800.
and what - eall a. zsuavs IN, which Ca.
80 - . 1s:enss G. pday .f.rnses
2<hg q by CO. zilitasy were ~
n ct he psisoaeu. They
re eeiv BY dn Drewn and his fsllsw-
Il nae9eeE Though Brown
led ons q HI ieo1Foptop that he Oh /
jsctsd 70 being made . msnkeyshe~ Of. 10 all
Of course, his action in the recent invssloa Cock
vs: and poke issaeiy 3 Ill he ssssss sSss 6
Se1as kssx, : 4 Z s'sss & pssish n1n 3
which be hss always - great rspagnance. Cop
s :s S.! ssSa = ses s. s e: So:
sehe b very fsueh u BIS looks, and has { dafee..
dey!l manner q deportiag hinmsK 8 IS &C J,
sA1 ssaA in the sftssnson, and de isssryiew w.
lang and in>eyssting, a. ven = far lnd hAnk q
boeh sidee brewn Wa stin ~ detsrmins6 a.
evss, tu.ifying he eosns. and regrstsing, = he
t1lii pas unmolested. Cooisaid he enly intended
. sast IN Tho ssmps a runaway s1sves, and
tsoaghs he pasiahnsat allotted By the jury TOP
s ,,ss sos tie crime eevsnes wlse Lei them
doom. a under no circumstances wkaasver weld
the arm Of the Executive BE iuterpessa In .thsir
ssAah which ssur.nce did nsx seem 70 aRscs
maey Of our citizens that he would not interfere
win Tie seutence OF the couft, and q N evidence
81 Vie utter hopeleaness Of Executive clemsncy,
he says that no ohly man who stood the lslst
VA nj nrr,fr suA< lzak ~
stood no chsnce at'ali! 1ssst - ~. -
/ ,The charisstown correspoAdsnt q tho Bslti-
more American, writiag yesterday, nys:
number o. telespaphic dispstches were re-
csived yesterday BY Gov. Wis, but shsy were
gsnssally unimPoftsnt One of them Was from the
q miIit.ry . ss.iss ina Ssisnos q virginia Gov
Wise replied, returning thanks for tie otter, bat
sesufing the South Carolina Governor that Viz
ginia was able to dssend herself s9tl3s
and last night on the street. In regard to HE order
Ing homo q TIE Richmond companies A number
of citizens waited on the Govegnos aad protested
ssainss such procsedings, arguing thst q there
necesify still exis1ed The result 81 the confef-
ence wis that thu 0reys and company r rccsi we'd
orders % remain until after the ssscution. Il IL
to-day ssd imme diaseiy camp out. The rsnsisdss
Of the Richmond military win oct - they see
proper; sither 60 Or stay. The Petcfs6nfg artil-
Icy, WIN tWo nan0oomo 1elo-paeceo, VIII remain
until sf.sr the exscution. They are ans looking
and well disciplined company, and Capt. Nichols
II a good onacer. s.isl ias 49, .gss
T6s.e was ) very heavy rain l.st night, and the
was completely sa,,osnd.d s. soSie, az and 0S hs
military surveilancs was the most complete of the
season. ~ .ss5 s. - Is az q :
IsrxavlEw WIN Carr. BROWN . -
Avis, the jailos, was allowed an Interview with
Old Brown. was receivcd very kindly by him,
and IA few MINUTES the subject q slaveiy WAS
est pleasure: lie thinks v}reinisns generous
people, bat abhon the institution Of slaysfy. says
be made the blundef In holding the engine house
fpstead Of the bridge. Says he could have forti;
bet Of men, and would lave dives our troops
good deal Of trouble before they would have sur
rendered. For this great blunder be says be
Yesterday sold a sharp. rife 70 Mr.. Henry Clay
Ward, Of Aiexandrfa. He also says he hss . very
high opinion Of Gov. Wis.,, his bravery and chiv-
alrous charactes, bus thinks be would rather dead
than the Govesnof. then Questioned him IN r..
gard 10 his opinion ON the subject Of afnalgama-
tioa, when be responded: that although he was
dsnghter Of sis to marry IN indussious and Soosss
negro than an indolent and dishonest white man.
He aiso Ays he 10 perfectly resigned to his fats,
and 10 unconscious Of havinR committed any crime
for Rtchfnend, sHeexpeeases his Intention to have
thousand military here on the day Of the creed
ton, and Will issue 9 proclamation requesting al
good Citizens 70 ref7iain 1t their homes on that
day. IL II presumed that such 3 psoclsmation
win have very little eject on our excited commu-
nifty. ~ - 81. u. q. :.
The SrArx or AFFAIRS AT CHARLxsrowx.
HARPER's FERRy, Nov, 23-Gov. Wis and his
StaH have arrived here AID are stavin9 With NJ
Barbour. Superintendent Of the Armory The
Governor says he has made every psovisiou 10
Protect the community and the pgisoners He
thinks there eau be no doubt Of determined and
thoroughly organized effort throughout the North
aud Western States 10 rescue Bsown; and the
Authentic papers IN his possession show that such
madness was possible = q s..f.ss.
Governor Wise has ordered Col Smith from the
Virginia Military Institute, with the cadets and
howitzers. to proceed forthwith 20 Charles4own
Governor has arranged 20 as 70 be able TO have
I'VE thousand men It days notice. fs
1t 10 probable that there will now be no attempt
made 30 rescue the prisoners but there 10 no doubt
Gov. Wise will hang old Brown, IL he has TO call
to bis aid every man south Of Penns7lvania. y.
Letters 70 Gey. Wise. So
from the Richmond Enquirer.l
The Information and intelligence that Induced
Gov. Wise to move forward the troops on Charles.
town 80 long before the execution, were coutained
10 dsspafches and letters which too plainly indi-
Of Gov. Wise tie presence Of large bedy d we'll
appointed troops would advise evil ispoaed per-
sons Of the folly Of such an sttemut, and thu b
the means Of preserving life e Ultra sak =
That the public may zee the fixed determination
Of large portion Of the North tn uffaxnnfn re.re