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GOV. WISE ES-RoUTE PoR yiR0ISrz


WAsmyGToS. Nor. 20, E5s.
Gov. Wise, at the head Of a body Of trsor,
passed through here to-day. on an extra train. We
information has been received which justi6es Ma
proceeding or the excitement created sbsas
Charestown. The whole thing appears the ressa
Of morbid and imaginary apprehcnsons, and
most unaushentcated rumOr Of proposed attempt
at the rescue Of Brown by parties from Ohio. ty
way OF Wheeling. Iii supposed. il some qusften.
that these -inhammatory demonstrations were in
tended TO prevent the possibility Of nSPite Of tie
prisoners til the meeting Of the Legislature. Gov.
Willard designed going to Richmond To- morrow %
next day, prepared with powerful and persuasive
reasons against the execution OF Brown or otherS
His presenee now, could be attended WITH no good
result. Gov. wise cannot resist the pressure Il
public opinion though a reaction Was begisning.
The President says emphaticaay that hc'wili not
remove Mr. Hampstead, the Superintendent d tie
California Mint, which Senator Gwin demanded
THE BROWNSVILLE TROUBLE.
The War Department had received no answer
last evening 10 the dispatches sent TO New-Ortcan&,
uquiring if any verifcation Of Gen. Twiggs's dis
patch had reached there. Therefore il Is sta BE-
leved improbable
EMIGRATION TO Pixies PEAK.
Russell, Majors & Company have arranged for
the transportation Of eighty, aud not eight thoassad
emierants to Pixies Peak next season. No such
rush TO the mines was ever heretofore witnesssl
All of Mr. Greeley's statements regarding the rieh
ness OF the soil have been authenticated over hun
arediold, by private adyiees here, from most 10
spOnsb.e men on the spot, who making extensive
mining arrangements
THE PASSENGER RAILROAD SCHEME.
The passenger railroad scheme here is now tsiss
in hand by the managers Of the gas monopoly, who
hope to combine two extortons on the public. The
gas monopoly now pays twenty per cent BY tho
way il is managed and there is no redress.
GOVERNMENTAL EXPENDITURES.
The expenditures the last quarter ending Both %
September, were twenty million dollars, including
the payment of the Treasury notes which item was
nearly balanced by the receipts from the same
source.
WAsHfHoros Nov. %, 1853.
Nothing can vet be positively aseertaned concerning
the precise object of sending large bodies OF troops TO
the Rio Grande further than the protection OF thai
the attacks OF the FORCES OF
utterly destroy which is the object OF the Admnls-
traton.
As bu, recently supposedin official quarters that
the two companies from Fort Clarke and tho enc from
Baton RoRee would be sufficient TO check the move
uens of that brgand the augmentation o. the troops
just ordered has naturally excited suspicious of other
contemplated measures.
Various speculations are INDUCED in, but the mos<
plausible theory, founded on certain revelations
deemed 10 be reliable, is that Spaln France and En-
gland mediate prompt ecton for the satisfaction OF
chims in which their subjects are interested, and
which may involve the national existence Of Mexico,
or the substitution of monarchy under the protection
Of those Powers.
In view Of these crC7utances and probabilities, tne
United States may feel constrained TO occupy the
northern part of Mexico TO the satisfaction OF
the claims Of citizens against that country,
well as for the security Of Americans the frontier
From all that be acertained II is fair TO presume
that some Of the vessels Of the Home Squadron viii
soon proceed to Vera Cruz and other ports Of Mexoos
indeed this seems 10 be certain interesting the
reported purposes of France, England aud Spain, now
regarded in official quarters.