Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-11-21

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Tnk JoHx BRows EXCITEMENT up AGAIN.
Early on SUNDAY yesterday morning The steady
tramp Of soldiers marching from the Southern
Of the drum, notified dsowsy citizens that come
new OCCASION Of alarm, real OF imagined, had
turned mp In the sonewhat noted Rafper's Ferry
In answer to the despatch Of Col. Davis to Gov.
Wise, that gentleman Immediately started In
company with the Richmond regiment Of vir-
ginis militia fof the scene Of the supposed dim
Ss. and arrived N this city yesierday morn ng #
S O'Clock under fan equi pments and marched to
the Railroad depot where they remaiaed until 10
ysea ssz s ss say q NE
through br 6snstt, Informed GOV. Wis INST
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thes nssizfanfe hls arrival there Gov. Wise
returned his thanks fos this patriotic offer Of ser
vices, bnt informed Maj B. that be did mot an
ticipate aaydiricuity beyond Whit the Virginia
milltia could successfully contend against. Capt
TAFT, OF the National Guard, also notified the
sDepartment that his company was ready at mo-
Yesterday afternoon, the mail boat from Aqua
Greek brought mp fouf companies Of volunteers Of
the Petersburg batallion, numbering in ali l02
men, with camp squipags and munitions sa,s iOs
and eight boxes q feld smmunition.s Among
them the veteran III. Pleasank and Hon. Roger A.
Pryor wsfe is TIE rsaks a. private: They were
The Petersburg Artillery, Col, D. e. Weiseger,
captaia = N. Nichois, Lieuss. ~. G. Butler, A.
Gowen, Brewler, Dulls, May, with as prfvates
the Rocky Ridge Rifles, 23d regiment, Capt. F.
b. Clopton, Lieuts. w a. weisager and E. w.
ss sss s1s S oss ana
Z =. Nav, Lieut Waddelf, Sergeant McEmery, and
- psivates; the Pstersburg Greys, Captain j. v.
cor. Bond, Bisnks and Gsesnos, and 30 privaies-
Besides there was number OF individual officers
and members and squads Of other companies, who
had yoiuntee.ed % 60 along. An the military
remain until the 6 % train this morning. when
they len. They quartered at the United States
The National Guard at their meeting at the
Colnunbian Armory, On Friday last, unanimously
requested their Captain (Jas. A. Tsit 10 tender
the serviees Of the corDs TO the President Of the
wsissa s; !, % AID In queiling issurIeclion
were also appointed 10 confer with the oficers Of
the other volunteer Companies Of the city, 10 de
vIse some msassrss BY which more efficient q.
/.
OF course there has been busy time at the car
depot this day or two past; and particularly,
Tarlton the caterer At the depot reffeshment tables
has had bis hands fun to breakfast 50 many SOL
diers on short notice Tins be has fed 6ie soldiers
who have passed over the road since the 18th
Yesterday morning. at S O'Clock, they piled in on
s him Y tss so IN s Of 10 Including Gov
nnent In the din Of warIike preparzton and seuted
with the Virginia soldiers managed TO make u
capital eseslfass, complimenting raritons Viz
OF course every body was at Gov. Wise 70 get
his opinion about the prospect Of brush with the
Abslitionisfs- He asswered that while he did
Old Brown, yet In bis estimstion the best way to
prevent serious trouble was 60 be fully prepared
70 meet Ia Especially he wished to preserve the
from the torch Of abolition esnissaries who are
evidently lurking In the vicinity Of Charlestown-
Furtherunore, he thought Il would be fine chance
dies duty to be prepared Tor seive service in The
poslble contingency Of their being qufred here
after - rally IN defence Of the soil and laws Of
Virginia He also declared bis purpose not to
An elderly gentleman approached Gov. Wise at
the depot and said: " All, Governor we are both
getting too old to light zet 49, q
Sim getting younger every day, and can handle
gun with asy Of my men. only wish these
skalkiny yiiiafas wosld show their faces that's
all, 80 49, ~ - - ~ ~ I -
Governor Wise was literally overun with ap-
plications from parties anxious to 90 alosg snd
take land In any nghaag. The following dis-
patch II . specimen brick :"
CHARLorrHsviLLE, Nov 20.-Goy. III A. Wise.
Harpef's Ferry. We fee; GIFTED at not being
called on. Send for % by all means. G. g. Wer-
tenbakef, First Lieut.. Monticello Guard. =
CoHxxsroxprxcx.-Wear are requested to state
that Mr.. Levy and The Hebrews sssocieted with
him In initiating the following cones,ondesce,
did not intend M publication, but merely desired
, to ascerssian what were considered their sishts
uader the local laws, without creating any public
discussion: - kAs7EaG ~ *
: w.sHrssros. Nov. "A, lssp.
sfR: We most respectfully Inquire az your
Homer the following Information: =
10 b desirable thas our eoeelig iosisfs, tranact
Ing bussne. In thi: eiE snd Disrist, shall keep
the seventh day, set spnt from work o. labor. II
they do this strictly, will they be allowed TO keep
open their places Of busine9 on Sunday, the iarst
the lses sssssisss o. cosp0s.sos is~s q this
Your .spiy yin much oslis., yesr. ,sy re.
specially, and obedisnt ssryslt
Peg hinsslf ssd oehs.s, No. SEE Psaa, ayeaus.
TO Hoa ,. g. BExnsr, Mayor o. Washiagson. !
wAsHfxerox cIrr, Nov. e, 1850
NY hal : law Il asiyisai, Which csaefs. has
cxsu0co o*<k I'LL A<tea<Ic&s- o4kUeW4y t0IDl01
"sny bodily labor on the Eerd's day, commoniy
called Sunday under penalty.
Th.t day kss become consecrsted over the civ
ilized world for more than eighteen hundred
years and the best Interests of oraIIty Of socie-
". and Of humanity require that Il shoald be kept
..holy," according 70 the sacred INJUNCTION.
In obedience 70 the law and my own conyis.
uoss % duty, I feel IL fneumbent 70 exert nay
csheai authority IN insisting that all splaces Of
bnsiness'' shall be cjosed On Sunday, snd il 70
9strine every penalty Coz iss vioisson 70 Be rig
respectfully, your obedient servant, -
= yknRs G.. BxRzRf, MsYor
Mr. yoxAs p. Levy and oshsn. go
FnE.-Between ave and six O'Clock yesaerdsy
morning nre broke oaf In eae Of . row u fnme
houses Owned BY Dir. Leonard Storm, situ.1ed In
the Northern Liberties ON the west side % Sew
enfh street, just above New York avenue. There
was pretty strong Wind blowing a The tins,
which caused the entire row, dye heuses In mum
ber) % Be destroyed. The 1re oefgisseed In some
stablrs In rear Of the row, where sshes had been
thrown out the evening psevions- A csrpenter,s|
shop owned BY NJ. Dovney, which adjosned the
dwellings,, w1s also destroyed, ana hllsd win
light nsaferisi sded naterialiy 70 the incross e