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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-10-03
Erea The Tror UAi1, Oe.. I.


The mystery in regard to Is Mountain grows more
intepse and painful from day to day. Here where he
has relatives and many personal friends and acquaint
snces, the telegraph wires are watched with great
anxiety, and as report after report is received
rouncpg no further udings of him, hope almost gives
way to despair. Mrs. La Mountain is stopping at
friends in this city We learn she is yet hopeful AMI
expresses far more confidence in her husbands safety
thar others can claim TO have. There are various
specpstions TO the probable fate Of the bsoonss
The most general belief is that they landed in John
Browns track in a disabled condition, perhaps, and
that they will either be found there eventually work
rerce County, where the balloon was last seen,
would take ii directly over the wild region men,
toned. If a landing was made there, il was
panied Mr.. La Mountain, was acquainted with the
country, and would have known the dsnger Of making
landing in suca place these nterminabls woods.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-10-03

PARADE Oh TIE FIRE DIPARTxEsT.-The follow
ing companies from abroad announced as intend.
hgto take part in the annual parade of the New.York
Fire Department, on the Eth inst:
Yaukse Er gre No s. Of Worcester Mar
Hmstcsn kngne "a. 3 Of Roxbury MAJ
stou Errre NJ. 2, 81 Boston, ws.s
Putnam III gins No 2 Of Portnhs.ter nv
AueTcus ErgiDe No. of Newark n
Rrggclc Hoe Ne. |, Of Eevbarsh " Y
N,piuue Eose No. !, q Nevus j.
Initsd Hes. No. ~, u Ph.lst. ,pbta Penn
Tysii hcs- tdeipgstioul Albany N
DsmPer Hoe No 4, HaniHa Coon
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-10-03

Board OF CouNcIIxES.-rhe Democrats Of the
Board got up another special meeting on Saturday
night to complete the job of amending the ordnance
redistrctng the city AL the Democrats were present
including Mr.. Valentine. The reader read the amend
ments, which were coneurred in ard the Board 81.
jouned.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-10-03

MAN MURDERED BY HIS BRoTHLR IN WHEEL
Iyo, YA-The Wheeling papers of Friday state tina.
the body Of a highly respectable gentleman, named
James Stewart Of the firm of w. j. Stewart, fouu.
drymen was found few days ago lying On the pave
NJ emf 10 front Of his warehouse, with horrd cash IN
his breast. The instrument by which the wound was
inflicted entered his heart causing instant death The
alleged perperstor Of the deed an elder brother OF the
deceased and senior partner Of the rU has been az
rested and lodged in jail,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-10-03

NEwIORK STATE FAR AT ALBAsY.-Tos,comno-
cate those persons who may desire to attend the
great Safe Fair to take place at Albany this week,
he Harlem Railroad Company have made spe-
isl arrangements for the conveyance Of passengers
ION this city ard places along the route Of their road
az reduced faxes turing the jth 9Th, and 7th
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-10-03

A MALTESE DEyoSsTRATIoS.-The Sons OF Malta
New-York, Brooklyn, and Jersey City intend to csle
brate one of the high festive!s Of their order the
" Feast OF the Seven Cardinals" bys grand parade
in full regslis on the night of the llth. The process
sion will start from Pro Ps.ria Lodge in Broadway
ne Az Fleyt nth street.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-10-03

REDUCTION OF FsRE.-The Second-averue Railroad
Company have reduced the fare on their road fol-
lows: From Harlem TO Peck slip six cents TO Forty
second street. five cents to lorkyis four cents from
Sixty.sxth street to Peek slip, five cents.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-10-03
DISASTERS FOR SEPTEMBER.
To.al...................si.O2 1908, 400



Mr.. Thomas Collyer is building at his yard, foot of
Fsriythird street, Eat River steamboat for Capt.
j. +. Tslman, TO on the day route 10 Albany, in
place of the Metamors. She IL 200 feet long, will be
Of great speed and named ser the famous steamboat
man, Daniel Drew. The engine, which is building at
the Neptune Iron Works viii be Sc inches diameter Of
cylinder and IL feet stroke. Mr. Colyer has also laid
the keel of Capt. Sturgess towbost, for seq and
hsrbor service. She will be 400 tuns burden. Mr..
COllyer also preparing 10 lay the keel Of . Glen
Cove steamboat, TO ply between Cold Spring, Oyster
feet long, and will be under tho command Of Capt.
Vim. II. Wood. This boat will be ready to take her
place On the route in May next. The engine is also
building at the Neptune Iron Works, and 10 nearly
completsd.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-11-02

TINS PARoDI OPERA TRoUPB.-Never before
have Ilevelaudors had such an Opera Company
with them as the one now playing at the Acade-
my Of Music, and any lover of the highest perfec.
tion of music, will do an immense injustice to him
self and to the Company by neglcctng to go to
see and hear them. Never before has Cleveland
had such an opportunity to see opera put upon tho
stage as 1t should bo.
The grand and sublime opera Of Norma was
presented last night with all the success that must
ever attend the efforts of such talent and expert
ence as is united in this Troupe. Mile Parodi-
the Queen Of Song, with the most powerful and
yet the sweetest voice of any singer on the stage,
and SignOra Alamo, who would be the regning
star in any constellation where Parodi was not,
were both in excellent tone and spirit, and such
applause as rung through the house, as these two,
and the male singers with their rich tones, poured
forth tho rich tide Of melody-sueh applause
would do the heart of any actor good. The opera
was glorious and unparalleled, and that Is enough
The Orchestra is full and perfect, and take it all
in all, we may never have such music again. Go
tonight, one and ALL
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-11-02
FnOAI WASIINGTDN.

WASHINGTON, NOV. |.
A pamphlet by Rtverdy johnson is about to be
published, entitled; Remarks on Popular Soye-
reigniy as Maintained and Denied Resnectiyoly By
Judge Douglas and Attorney General Black
lie establishes q e following propositions
First-That Congress has no lower TO prohibit
slavery IN the unorgauilsd Territories.
StcOnd-That Congress has no power TO pro
hibt slavery in the Territories afer they have been
organized under Territorial governments.
Third-That Congress has no power to establish
slavery 10 Territory. Slavery being tho creature
OF positive law, may exist either by statute or Gus
tom. n
Fourth-That il Congress can neither prohibit
nor establish slavery in Territory it cannot legis
late to protect or gulate IT,
Filth-IerritOrial governments can admit, pro
tect or exclude slavery ut any time during It's exis
tence.
10 conclusion, he submits that the doctrine Of
Popular Sovereignty, maintained from first TO last
by Judge Douglus, and now so assaied by the At
tornoy General, has bore the clCurest and most
explicit sanction of Congress.
The Cincinnati Convention and President Pierce,
and, above all, oi President buchanan and II is
with equal conviction OF its truth that he asserts
that without the belief in the sincerity OF such
sanction, especially The last, President Buchanan
would now be enjoying The quiet and leisure OF
Wheatlaud, gratited only by remembering the ser
vices Rendered his country a home and abroad in
other pubic but perhaps, in his tstima;iou subor
dinate aud less desirable stations than the one in
which no now, as his friends assert figures 50 con
spcuOusly aud honorabY before the orld az well
US the nationality.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-11-02
FaoM cHARLEsTowN.

OHARLEsToWN, NOV. !.
Court met at ten o'clock Coppee was
was brought in previous 70 proceeding. Ills
trial, Griswold stated points on which the arr
rest OF judgment asked Tor in Browns case in
addition to reasons mentioned yesterday. He
said that II hal Tot been proved beyond doubt
that he was not even a citizen of the U. s
He argued that treason could not be committed
agai st the State hut only against the general
government, citing authority, Judge Story also,
that ibe Jury had not found the prisoner gull
ty Of crimes as charged ia the indictment. The
Jury had not responded TO offences charged,
but found him guilty Of offences not charged.
They find him guilty Of murder in the first de.
gree when the Indictment does not charge with
the offences constituting that crime.
Hunt3r replied, quoting Virginia code, TO the
effect that techneaiios should not arrest the
administration Of justice. As to jurisdiction
over treason, sufficient TO say, Virginia has
passed a law assuming that jurisdiction aud
deiioing what constitutes that crime.
Court reserved its decision. Brown was
present during the argument. Jury are sworn
in on Coppee's case. Testimony The same as
already published, but more brief. Examina-
Ion Of witnesses for prosecution not concud-
cd at adjournment, Cook valves examination
before magistrates court
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-11-02


Two CHILDREN CARRIED INTO SLAVERY PROM
CLEvELAND.-Day before yesterday Monday
man called at the City Inirmary for the purpose
OF taking one two children to adopt In mis- fam
lily. He stated that he was from Russell. Geauga
county, and gave his name as Edict. lie repre-
sented that he had large farm, and was desirnus
of taking one or two boys TO bring up, who could
work en- the farm. lie selected two colored child
ren, and ON his representations was allowed to
take them away TO his farm, where ID was sup
posed they would have good home.
Yesterday man from Russell was in town and
was inquired Of as to the standing of Edict, and
from him it was found that he had sold his farm
some days ago, and that his reputation was that o.
a worthless, disreputable person Search was
then instituted tor I1dict and the children when II
was foutd that he had bought tickets and taken The
cars for Missouri, What he will do there with the
two colored children, too young to defend them
selves or escape from whatever lot they may bC
placed in it needs no prophet to oretele We could
not learn that any action had been taken to stoI
bis progress. and even now, as our readers are
perusing this paragraph, this ehildBtealer is prob
ably fast Fastening to St. Louis to SILL these child
ren into HoPELEss SLAVERY.
He has been ''slirring Democrat in Russell
and his general character il such that this purpos
is by no means improbable Shall such things b
allowed in our freedom loving Forest City, an
upon whose hands rests the guilt of suffering tbi
sooundrel to escape with his prey
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-11-02
Last Nights Report.
rRONI WASHINGTON.

WASHINGTON, Nov. ].
Official information from Mexico to the 22d ult,
says that tho JuareE Government IL Whiting the
return Of Minister Mel no to renew the treaty no
gotiauons, as this gentleman commenced them
At Vera Cruz, IL is considered that It would be
disrespeolful to him to transfer the proceedings to
Washington,
Gen. Robles had ashe an interview with Col
Espoio, Ia command of tho Liberal fOrcos, several
leagues from CoTdoya wishing to mako some
friendly Arrangement with him. The latter had
230O men aud IL batteries to advance on Tohua-
con.
There is every probability th at tho city will be
taken, In which event he will soon have a united
force OF 1900 men to march on Odzaba aud Cor
dova.
The sahlfactpry manner In which people have
received tho intelligence Of Nidaur Q, IRON the
command Of the army in northern Mexico, Is re-
gRrded as evidence of their moral strength bis
aetions not being oonsidered in accordance with
Constitutional liberty.
Mramon's troops in the City Of Mexico we're
acting purely on tho defensive, fearful to leave Il
even if they had the means to carry on nggros i've
operations elsOWheTO.
The intercepted oorrospondenco tf Marques
shows that after The battle Of Leon, Den Vol wrote
to Miramon forTenforcements. Marques was ao'
cOrdingly directed 20 sohd him 1900 mon aud two
batteries, whom the latter replied, stating his utter
| inability to do so, and threatening TO ro.ign bis
command u MtramUn Insisted on his order.
Capt. Meigs, Of tho corps Of engineers, has been
relieved from the superintendent Of tho Capitol
aud Post Once extension and Capt. Franblln, of
! tho Corps Of Typographical Engineers, assigned
10 tho charge Of these works Ie has recently
served as Secretary TO the Light House Board and
is considered an able ofBeer
| II Is aseertained from reliable souTco that
such arrangements are in progress as to admit
Of litlle II any doubt OF the early re opening
Of tie Tehuahtepec route
| Minister MeLane will leave ia the steamer
Brooklyn ON tho 5th direct for Vera Cruz. =
Although il is believed Senior Lerdo will he in
yited 10 return with him, the arrangement has
not vet been made.
| The state Department has received from
Consul Black an autbentic account Of tho cir
eumstances attending the murder OF COnau
Chase by orders Of the Church party. SIX dc
ferent bids were received to-day al The Pos
Office department for carrying tho mail be.
tween Portland and Orleans. The z. M. Cen
eTal firmly adheres TO the determination fomak,
hut ono contract TO the holding party, who may
receive il as responsible for the performance o.
tho entire service. A large quantity Of sm-
munition was sent from Washington TO Ilar,
por's Ferry 10 replace that recently distributed
among soldiers. % n
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-11-02
TRIAL OF nROwN.
VERDICT OF THE JURY.


CHARLEsrowN, Va, Oct. 81.
Tho arguments Of the counsel in the case Of
John Brown being concluded, Mr., Chiffon asked
the Court to instruct the jury that if they believe
the prisoner was not q citizen Of Vrqinia they
cannot convict him 10 the Court, OF tIeasou Tue
Court declined, saying the Constitution did not
give lights and immuntius alone, but also respon-
sibiIitieg.
Mr. Chiffon asksl another Instruction 20 the
effect that the Jury must be satisfied as - the
place where the offence was committed, whether
within the boundaries OF Jefferson county, which
the Court granted.
recess for half an hour was taken, when the
jury came in with their verdict An intense exs
ci,ement prevailed in the Court room. Blown sat
mp 10 his bed while the verdict was rendered.
The Jury find him guilty Of treason, advising con
spiracy with slaves and others TO rebel, and Of
murGer in the first degree.
Brown lay down quietly. He said nothing, and
theie was NO demonstration Of any kind. Mr.
Chiffon moved IN arrest Of Judgment, both on ac-
count OF the error in the indictment aud errors in
the verdict. The objection In regard to the indct
meut has been already stated. The prisoner has
been tired for an offence not appearing on the re-
cords ot the Grand Jury The verdict was not on
each count separately, but general verdict on The
whole indictment.
The prisoner has aso cen found guilty on both
counts for murder of the same person. II was
manifest that be could not be guilty OF both BY
agreement, the points will be argued tomorrow
morning.
Brown was remanded to Jail
Nit. Eurding announced that he was ready to
proceed vita The tlial OF Coppve, who was brought
IN. The ceremony of passing between lille Of
armed men ten dispensed with, Coppee took q
scat between Griswold and ioyt, who appeared as
bis COUNSEL. lie seemed calm aud composed.
The reminder Of the day was spent in tudeav
| otihg 10 obtain jury The panel was not COM
plGto when the Court adjourned-fiye O'clock
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-11-02

TnE MIRROR or ITALY-We may look for
full house at the Melodeoh Tomorrow evening on
the occasion Of the opening Of the cell brated Mir
ror of Italy, which comes to us 30 highly recon-
mended by the press Of Buffalo and other eastern
cities. That portion Of this Panorama illustrating
the theatre Of the late war Northern Isaly) must
bo just now very interesting. Every sketch we
are assured, was taken upon the spot expressly
for this Panorama. Mr. Waugh is sufficiently
high to attract our most intelligent people to see
his great work of art
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-11-02

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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-11-02

TANNERS OIia--Bank, Shore and
u Srdcn & Cud Liver Oii, af ihe luwest trlce
'H1 SrhONG - u kAiS lktI No
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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-11-02

eight persons are reported killed, aud number
badly wounded.
The names OF the killed, as far ~ known, are NJ
J. Thomas, U: s. Marshal; Mr.. Doardmsn and
Geo. z. Emerson.
Badly iniurd-A. d. Bonestoel, Indian Agent;
y, $. Gileti; Judge Flint. Mrs Redford, Van Bu-
rem and smtad, ali Of Fon DuLac
LATER.
In addition TO those previously reported killed
are jerome Mason telegraph operator; r. s. Gil
lett Snow. Of Fon DuI.ao; John Lnnd, G. Pc
terslia, l.. Sherwood Of Oshkosh; DR.. r Miutr,
Of Watertown.
The injured are y. II Sykes, both legs or; Mrs.
Lewis leg broken; Mrs. James Keuney, leg bro
ken; Mrs. Baldwin, Of Oshkosh, both legs broken;
Van BoufeD aud 5mead, editors Fon DuIao Press,
skull fractured and not expected TO recover.
Accident caused BY the tain running into on
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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-11-02
FROM NEW YoKK.

NLw YoRK, Nov. l.
The IIerald's Washington dispatch says: have
1t on the mo reliable authority that the death
penalty viii not be Immediately Inflicted brown
may be sentenced TO die on the galows within two
or three days, because the Oidnary delay otthirty
days etwoen the sentence aud execution does not
apply IL the case fOue convicted OF melting slaves
To iusurrCCtiOn; but Gov Use udmires Browns
pluck, aud for that. and because be wishes 10 show
tie world how ma2nanmOus Virginia can be, he
will probably respite the execution for at Il ast
thiIty days | should not be surprised, from what
| learn, IT an order will he made directing Brown
TO be seut TO Richmond, and II be should be kept
Ia tho Penientary there until such time as the
Governor fixes for his execution.
A Massachusetts lady, whose name understand
TO be 'Childs, has wriite1 TO Gov Wise requesting
permission 20 wait upon and nurse the unfortunate
old man The permission has been granted
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-11-02
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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-11-02
FROaI WASHINGTON.

Letters from Mexico received by the steamship
Tennessee at New Orleans, state that the bark
Laura, iakenfUr a SLAYER on the coast OF Afrira
under Mexican colors by an English cruiser, was
brought into Vera Cruz on tbs 18Th ult
The Liberals claim 70 holdTcpc and Lou
The expe iton contemplated against the City Of
Mexico, is still spoken Of as being Of formidable
character.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-11-02

EBF The History oil Dr. j. HOBTETIER
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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-11-02
Yesterday Afternoons Report.


New ORLEANS, Oct 81.
It Is reported that another Vigilance Committee
Is forming IN this CITY TO superinend the election
to take place on the 7th Of November.
A deputation OF Plug Uglies, from Baltimore, Is
also said 20 have arrived.
Twenty five deaths from fever occurred At the
Charity Hospital.
The steamship Grenada has arrived with Ha-
wanna dat 10 the 10th
Two oargos OF slaves, numbering 200, arc
reported 70 have been ianded near Havana during
the week
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-11-02
ARRIVAL OF Tnu ARAeo.

NEW y ukki NUV' 7.
The steamship Arago arrived this evening from
Havre and Southampton.
Her political newshas been entirely anticipated,
but she briugs London dates to the 18Th ult.
Among the passensers are Mrs Mason and fam.
ily, lon. Mr.. Keitt and lady, Jerome Napoleon
Bonapafte, Professor Chiids OF Cambridge
The Arago passed the steamship Vanderbilt on
the l9lh OF the Needles, bound in
LONDON. Oct. l9ih.--Jonsols to-day quoted at
96 sa06 for money. aud 96 3 for account.
Tho market for breadstufis Is trm aud prices un-
changed,
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-11-02

PRoF. GARDNER.-This noted New England
Soap man who, in his peculiar vocation has prob,
ably visited more places made more aequaintan-
ces, given more lectures, made more fun, sold
mere soap and made moro money in proportion to
the goods sold, than any man living, is now in
town
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-11-02
CITY & NEWS ITEMS
DNBsDAY MOHNING, nov. ?, 1859
NEM AnYERrlsnmnNrs.

Ingham Brsgg-Tho hoaney King,
DR.. Gibson- One Hundred Dollars Premium.
Mertrssee's Sale Of Books, Ec-At 0is superior s..
Isaac A Isaacf--C lotbng
Williams 4 Sapp-Dis.ol1tion. "
Italian Opera Troupc-Iucia 81 Lammtrmoor
Peton Breej-For Duntirk
Pelton q Breed-For Chicsgo
B.P. Hover Bus. Notice.
s. b Bumham-Denthl Card.
Allen a Co,--Forest City House.
teih Hewins-Attachment Notice.
Jeremiah W Pay--Iusolvsnt Notice.
s. S. Barrie-Coal OIL and Lamps.