New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-10-19

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Tn. A. n body Of mso killed yesterday WA founi
within The A mo'!'
,bs rI,, b,., ,bo,. accompanying him.
TIE prisoners are ''"'N :" 'u'"'' '''N'- '"'
Arnory inclosur'. ,,,.s,.v n, "a ,s,o
Tsersi. rter.e eIcen EFT in thu e''y sad n'thius
is talked Of but the insuTest'eo' nv,
Gen. S.usrt. through Goverso, VIC ns' CON-
municated an oder TO Gen. j. W. '"a'A", VI 'a's
city, to prepare equip ard mount Ia
body Of nen for service in the mountains %" mar
pers Ferry where many Of the Insurgents bs> e'akea
refuge The troops will leave this sf,ernoon.
Gov VIE. passed the Rel.y House this m1-,sAs'
en- route fer the sest of wsr.
Three Artillery companies from Fort Monroe ara
rived this morning, and are quNterei at Fot
Mouenry, waiting orders.
HARPER's FsRRY, Oct. iS-coou.
Soon after the stormipg of the Arnory. four dss
bndies of insurgents, shot yesterday, were ioueA
within the Enclosure.
Can't Brown and his son were dangerously wounded
Only t~o of the irsurrecooists are unwounded; their
names are Edwin Coppicb, white man from lows,
and Shields Green, co ored, from Iowa.
The party originally consisted Of - persons, Of
whom Is are killed, . mortLy wounded, are hero
unhurt snG 3 went off with slaves on Monday morn.
ing.
Soon after the assault on the Arnory sone firing
took place from the halls on the Msrylar shore, sup
posed to be from Cook and his pSty, Who lefs on
Monday morning; II was returned with general vol
ley but both parties were too defiant TO do damage
A company of AIMED men hss gone in pursuit Of
the fugtives.
There ere probably one thousand armed men here.
They hsve been pouring in all night from all psrts Of
the surrounding country.
WasHISGroS, Tuesday, Oct. Is, 1859.
Tie Secretary Of War this morning received tsls-
grspbc dispatch from Gel. Lee, dated O'Clock, ear
ing that he called upon the rioters, who were BARI
csded in the engine house the arsenal grounds to
surrender, prom sng to protect them until the wishes
Of the President could be ascertsned.
This proposition made in order to cave the lives
Of the prisoners who in the possession OF the in
surgtnts. This message was sent through Lieut.,
Stuart Of the LIST Cavalry.
The insurgents declined to surrender, whereupcn, a.
precorcered signal from Lieut. Green, the de,ach-
ment of marines. who were by, forcbly broke
rto the engpe-house killing two of the rioters and
capturing the remainder.
Two Of the Msiioes were wounded, one Of them MOI
tally. O3svstsmie Brown, the leader of the rioters,
was also mortslIy wounded. Several officers OF tho
Asers together with other prisoners, all escaped an
hurt.
The War Department has dispatched an order for
the troops at Norfolk, who are at Fort MclIenry to
remsin there until they receive further orders.
The President of the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
teegrapbs to New-York that the instruction is Gu
tirely suppressed.
All the outlaws are killed or arrested. All tho
freight and passenger trains running with entire
regularity and eafety. No damage has been done to
any portion Of the railway track trains, or property
BALTIMORE, Tuesday Oct Tsp. IN.
The Pennsylvania Directors of the Baltimore aud
Ohio Railroad left Msrtinsburg this morning for this
city. Travel is now resumed on the road, aud the
trains are running regularly.
Osawota ME Browns wounds not considered
mortal. One of the rioters killed named Stuart
Taylor. j. c. Anderson, of the ringeaiers, who
stopped Conductor Phelps yesterday was killed during
the first attack by the VIrgnians. He was fine
locking man, with flowing white bsard Some Of
the Maryland Volunteers are in pursuit Of Capt
Cooks party. A negro named Green, from Harris
burg aud who nspicuous in the fagitive-slave
riot in that city some years ago, was among the in
surgents.
DAiilHOhh, iuocuhyb pSb. 10 1919.
II is apprehended in view of the fac. that the Pres-
dert has authorized the military to pursue the nsur
gents into other States if necessary that there may
be difficulty across the Pennsylvania or Ohio lines.
HARPEB's FERRY, Oct 1872. p. m.
The Secretary of War has telegrsphed to Col Lee,
that Mr. Oud, District Attorney for the District Of
Colunba, will proceed forthwith to Hsrper's Ferry
to take charge of tho legal proceedings against the
prisoners and bring them to trial.
A train is now getting ready to convey horses sni
men from here to pursue the rioters ihto any STATE
locality where they may have fed This is by order
of the President, at the request Of Gov. Wise.
BALTIMORE, Tuesday, Oct. lS-p. IN.
An eyewitness who has just returned from Ii.rpers
Ferry describes the scene there as follows:
"The first attack made by detachment OF the
Charlestown Guards, which crossed the Potomac
River above Harper's Ferry and reached a building
where the nsurgs ns posted By the canal on the
Maryland side. Smart firing occurred, and tho rioters
were driven romtbe bridge. 20 was killed here,
and another was arrested. 4 man oat, and tried
TO escape by swimming the river; sdozen shots
fred after him. be partially FELL but again. threw
his gun sway and drew his pistols, but both snapped;
he drew bis bowieknfe and cut his heavy sccouter.
ments o. aud plunged into the river; one of the SOL
diers wac about ten feet behind the man turned
round, threw up his hands, and said Don't shoot"
The soldier fred, and the msn fell rto the water with
bis face blown away. Hir coatskirts were cut from
bis person, and in the pockets found captains
to Capt. f. H. Lseman, from the Provi.
sionsl Government. The conmiss on was dated Oct.
-, 1889, and signed by A. w Brown, Commanderi in
Chief Of the army of the ProyisoLaLG government Of
the United States.
A party Of five Of the insurgents, armed with Mimic
rifles and posted 10 the Rife ATm0ry were expelled by