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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-11-28
AARON D. STEVENS.

To ae Edisor Of Tl<S TrbSae
SIR: A handsome, powerful young man OF twenty
FIVE, il now in Charesiown Va, sick, wounded, and
prisoner awaiting trial He -bot by the Virginia
militia when be was unarmed, and was bearing bag
Of truce. He also believe, il the first man in The
whole world who required 70 plead TO an
indictment while apparently in artaeulo morris. HIS
accompanying forfitude eli occasions, las excited
much sympathy in the hearts Of the bes citizens Of
ChsrlesOwn, and they 90 Rot hest te 20 eS res T.
Apparently for the purpose o. checking thu ieenf,
and to against the prisoner, local paper stars
the following paragraph:
"sERors CHARGE sGsIssr ISsVRRsrriovier-As an
eyesnos Of the sbsa3oned Character OF The men "ao wee R
yasso in Browns levess enterprise TAe Bf.fer -
HspabtieaE a rnle,to telongirg 70 Col Lewis w
Washington taken pTsonsr and he the Psty ~efs aoou
starting in bis carriage Tor Ea-srs Ferry stevens o 81
Browns right hand officers fingered behind and o1errd NO
hence to her person"
If the womsn's own oath Is worth anything, that
statement is outrageous She testified on the trial Of
Shields Green as follows:
That man pointing Creenl kissed my baby-ke did
The white tStevsD asked me 20 come along WITH tne
and hs But h ccrd ne HolafH9 HGiri
viii ssy that for hun. he e5eTed ne i0Assa9 sRe"'
Such were the exact words Mr. Stevenss chances for
fair trial" are not quite infinite, supPosing him to
be et alone But their number can be easily imagined
indeed, when such paragraphs as these fal into the
hands of such Virginia jurymen So can read
GEORGE SFSNOT Counsel Tor A. ID. Stevens.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-11-28
latter FROM CALIFORNIA.
ARRIVAL OF THE BALTIC.
sr,saI,s42 IN GOLD.

Yne North, Atlantic steamsnp Baltic, Capt A. "
Gray hfs Aspmv all the night Of the 18Th iDst Tor
New.York and arrived at her wharf az an early hour
On sanday morning The Baltic brings 90 passengers
md q ,72l $40 IN gold.
TIE Pacific Mail steamship Golden Age arrived AZ
Panama IN the morning Of the 18th, with dates from
asn Prancseo 10 the 9Th INST, having been detained
&C hours in severe gale in the Gulf of Tehuanepee
The Baltic brings on freight 100 eases AHA worms
from china destined for Italy and South of FrIn,e
Among The passengers by the Baltic are the officers
"a crew Of the United States steam irgate Saranac
Ded-NOv. 20, Curtis NJ. Wells Of LOckport, n. Y,
II consumption.
Nov 10, at 100 p. M, passed bark Eliza, standing
into the barbor Of Arpinwall.
The United States steam fngate Roanoke, friga'e
Sabine, sIoop-cf war Preble, and store-ship Relief
were st Asppwai.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-11-28
WESTERN MEXICO.
CorrcspOaSenee Of The n. y. Tribune.
pANaNa Saturday Nov 10

CoIcspOnSence Of The \. y. Tribune.
panama, SATURDAY, Nov. le, 1852
The AGE arrived at $3.50 g. m. She was detained ia
gale oil TehuantePec forty hours. She brings the
following items from Mexico:
The Conservatives, he'd by Gen. Josado, and the LIB
erals, by Gen. Conorado met At Topic, Mexico, about
tie Sth inst. The Conservatives were victorious,
killing Gen. Conorsdo and four hundred Of bis men,
The Ices Of the CONSERVATIVES is not known but sup
posed TO be as great. The Liberals fled to Msza;lan
Gen. Coronado imprisoned II. d. Ms Consul NJ Ma
Iaan on account OF bis refusing to pay second duty
in tie treasure shipped in II. Ms steamship Calypso
Cart. Sidney Greufan Of II. Ms steamship Amethyst
released him and blockaded the port selling TIVE Of
their ships loaded with cotton The Liberal party At
MAza,lan had refused recognize the American Con-
sul until the arrival of the n. Mays when all diff
eulties will be amcably settled. Capt Stone returns
10 Sonora with an escort Of go United States troops
and 400 civilians.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-11-28

Our dates from Victoria are 10 the 9th ult. The
last of the prospecters who went TO Queen Charlotte
Island have returned TO Victoria. They report that
they found gold in many places on the island but not
enough in any place 10 pay.
clip the following paragraphs from The Eieto11a
Go=Cite.
According to the reports Of British Columbian officials the
number white population remaining there II present IL
estimated al COO We are inclined consider this ike many
other official reports greatly exaggerated.
who have yet returned nom the fer
North located the Middle trsser where the stage Of
some thsse localities however nenoned in detail In
letters travelling correspondents last Winter and
Sppg only bare in the coolest weather but sre sufficiently
rich pay oI working ~ the tedious and severe process OF
thswins tie dirt Bridge River from which considerable
amount OF coarse gold reached here last Winter oly Be
worked Owtage 81 the water it banks being exceedingly
steep With se exceptions mining in British Columbia must
b. suspended ween the beginning Of December and the latter
part February and many portions Of Fraser River
resumed last Spring tl the middle Of March. With
these opinions a. hardly be claimed that
viii leave before the setting in Of Winter and would not be
surprising II the exodus cariisd away twothirdA"
A correspondent Of The Bulletin writes humorous
letter from supposed consignee in San Francisco 70
Eastern merchants engaged in shipping goods for the
California market, which is now very much over
stocked TO the great benefit Of buyers but 10 the
great loss of the merchants in this city;
Ibe 50 sl61 invoices received by since the commence
the present areWh the exception Of what
sold pay freight aud chzgesnow stored IN
ho~ses and the sidewalks and vacant lots We
not 90 aQde 10 the unpleasant matter OF
rentsnces Nearly ali your goods hyp0thecs;ed for al
they wouli sell Ter auction and have al do 20
rails. money enough the interest II a. any time there
eres below monte shall take great pleasure
in sepoine YOU = shp-eSi over the LEFT Meantime,
we voud recommend you 20 go while you're youughruy
resoyed,. die game Ship eEy-shiP tfe9uenty-shiP al
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-11-28
THE JOHN BROWN FUND.

FRusDs: The following letters and extracts, which
are few Of multitude show that the interest in John
Brown and bis family continues undated. The Fund
has reached s400 shall have something further TO
ssy in few days. Meantime, let me express the hope
hat the excellent example OF some Of those whose let
tiers quote nsy be generally adopted. Get as wdsy
more az gov caHi
Yours IN the work, THADDEUS HYATT.
Neg York Friday Nov. Is, 1889
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-11-28

CAvED Is.-The sewer which was being repaired IN
froo; Of house No 81 f Thusday afternoon caEed
in buEyng borer named John ksee 20 tee depth Of
he dug possible when be found
have sustained serious injuries beside being nearly sohsed
he vas conveyed 10 his residence
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-11-28

KNOCKED Dows.-J. Newman was knocked down
Nv ~ a, the corner Of Chaham and Pearl sustaining
ss njures AAo,t the head and DE conveyed 70
his resiseace No. % Tb0Eps0l street. b. he police
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-11-28

Bshie, for tho prompt delivery of our California le'
and memoranda.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-11-28

that the letter was written bait n test the chaEe-
ter Of the man 70 whom II was addressed.
IDsnvine IVA Register Wv -
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-11-28
pectfslly, thy friend,
" JAMES NJ. JACKSON

IHICAGO, Nov. 10, I0]Y.
"THADpErs, HTArT, esq-Dear S1 Please send me pho
tozrsph mentioned in The n TRIBUNE Of the 10Th OF the
great MARTYR Liberty and win snow and doubtless
get subscription list Of least hundred for the
nv friends. inciose 81. Address Box -, Chicago.
RocXLASp Nov II, 1889.
"DEAR SIR: Herewith End 81 and stamp for copy Of
the noble Old Browns Photograph 6e. send the ncosed
With and prayer for the cast down but not Destroyed
the tTclen vet eroie who liberty and country in Kansas
and the oppressed has sacrificed everything of
mere THY good God defend the right Years, very truly
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-11-28


These figures tell their own tale The aggregate vote
Of the city has yariedmore than about 900 in four
hotly eontested elections, State and National Has
vote in New-York ever been steady The aggregate
vote Of the American party has regularly and gradual
ly lroQessed l. not that reasonable
As the aseeudaBcy Of the American party becomes
better established The vote Of their opponents
sariy decreased, and what remained of it, aware Of
the frutessness Of contest less and less inclined
the expenses and labors Of active
and felt less interest in casting o useless ballot
At the election Of $3.50 fercely assailed-the
Democrats did think II worth while 10 make single
nomination for the city. Did they think they had
majority
snail and crotchety band Of bitter haters Of the
American PARTY called themselves Reforners, and
nominated a fn ticket for State and city officers they
had party at all out Of the city, and Of the persons
nominated, only third Of the Delegate ticket, and
one or two other officers, Democrats; while
their nominees for Staes Attorney, Sheriff and two
birds Of the Delegate ticket were either Wings or
Americans. The Reformers a small squSd OF
big men--lke the Fifth-avenue Democrsts-Powerful
al libel, but who could cast vote themselves, and
were dependent on the regular Democrats for their
chief strength.
Was thai a ticket 20 elicit enthusiastic Democratic
support IL not short vote was inevitable.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-11-28

please 6na herewith IS for Eve PhotoEsph Of the 5000 %
be martyr John Brown His iy viii b. deertSd o1
have read ewhers somealng hks tie ic44oNinS' ce
Young but cid have never seen The
tor.sker seed begging bread Hoping yoa nay i9J
succeed u your Kind effort remain Yours tTriyi " ",
"WuIikNsyTLIE Ohio, Nov II 49,
"DFAR grR Enclosed pegse tnd dollar Tor PAotograPn Of
fbs, noble cid John Bro~n n no pes OF ns-s =
forward YOU number Of dollars from this vaiiy
PUrPose. 1ours, As-
BErHKI. Fairfield Co. Conr
"DEaE srR; wish sead IN my mite 70 maze up tse 1nd
I ~ w a-nnf % 49, - $ So
NoRErcH y. Y Nov. %, ls59
aDv,v srp. Please -end the picture a. soon -
pbl. 40 that .hsw f-cds and % induce h7S7
% ssDo ''' VIC 49, trufy W. 2"
Three sympa;hising Christian women send = from
salins. n. Y, for one photograph of John Brown
a bero-patriot, and soon to be true martyr. Most
deeply do we sympathise with hia and with bis az
hicted family"
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TO INVENTORS AMERICAN

IMPORTANT IL INV EN- lOhc'- hhIn iMNnN M
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Consutaon may be hAf with the hIn' between ana
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