The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1862-05-14
INCIDENTS OF IT'S LIFE AND EXILE.
He Is Received at AmbOy and
Makes a Speech.
Incidents Of His Career as Journalist,
Preacher and Politician.


hws at O'Clock, and large crowd or persons bad
ssembled the binding al that hour to receive him.
n accident bid occurred, however, Heightsiown,
EJ, whereby the train delayed two hours. and the
R1gsop and suits subjected 10 long and tedious
6zhy.
The party comprised three ladies and three gentle
Eco-Mrs. sawyers the Parson sscldest dlngher John
Hsn Brownow, his eldest son; Misses Owen aud Potter
Da. OF Crosswcks, n. j. and Mr. George ". chsts Of
Psiladeiphia.
They Jeff Crossw!cks village four miles from Borden
n~u, at Eve O'Clock. Mr. Brvwnlow and family have
sn stopping there, at the residence Of Mr. PETERSON Tor
sns three weeks At tho scene the VIII he
PARTY dismounted and beheld the fragments OF the
neigh cars that had bean pangsd down embankment
TITO train containing III, Parson very marty ran into
xns other train ard the engines not twenty
ssss apart when the former baitcc.
The party were .hen backed dowa to Hghtstown, ard
s villagers seized tha opportunity 70 press in toshaSe
hands with the old veteran. The facs In the meantime
Of the fragments OF fselghs and aud
tha4ran pushed forward RAPIDLY 20 Anboy A commit
OF tho Young Mems Republican, Union, consisting u
IsEnk W. Ballard, Charles T. Rodgers, c. Bsanerd
'rhusoas l. Thornei and Geo 3. lincoln Postmaster Of
Rooslyp received Parson and escorted him 70 "a
BON the cabin of the steamboat. After the ccm
ailtee had introduced severely 10 his family the
eaairman made short add css stairg that The great
city New York honoret u rendering the small
testimonial OF Hospitality patriot who had sne Ell
- much and unhnchmgiy for the Union AMI
- constitution. He had been subjected 10
trials under which lesser men would have sue
sunni oil; but ailictop had oaly embissersd him
against treason and strengthened his brcas. in
rs devotion to ioyaty. The Chairman passed = very
hr compliment to Mr.. Brownies, and hoped that be
still in the good and receive the
ward OF this age and posterity.
Mr.. BnowSiov replied. standing in the following i'm
yressive and eloquent TERMS
GEylIrMzy--ro have been met at tho depot Amboy
By a party OF citizens and the representatives oi the
press The great commercial cify OF New York ant
uetcoe 10 lis hsspiiacs Is Las been the case with
" Gay, regard as very high compliment, and t.
saco Of you, and, through you, 10 all VIII repre-
ssnt retu my most prosouni thanks. Under other
than those which surround hurried
-ws IN passage from ths ears - tho boat. I
.shanid feel very Einch like making you = S eech.
sci this occasion is or Will h IAN but make
mark two far as myself concerned. though
have fought the battle coald IN defence OF
Ioriols Onion deserve credit for doing have
. ne nothing more than my duty, and he who wo.d
NOT sacrifice his prupo ~ ad peril lis lie in de-
seucs OF The constitution and tie laws OF the lnion
ssbr deserves 70 eli beneath ine folds Of the Star
snsled Banner ENJOY the mild unp,rase Of the fede
raj Union or The proid name o al Anne lean citEon
Bas mast not attempt anything ike speech ~ the
circumstances around Us require brev!iy. therefore
ooariude by congratulatng you and our countrymen
ppm the successor our arms At every pent smce the
apcnkg 70 be forgotten year Of is6. and
spon the sreedy termination this wicked forced
the country BY southern deinagE and traitors
- Jolly win b. 10 celebrate return Of peace to our
distracted country. Less than twelve months ago
beard the officers and acting partsans OF rebellion boast
N my town, Eas. Tennessee that they would have
PhisdelsIa and drink champagne IN Wall street bcfoe
post trnais) Instead OF this am happy 70 have
wsters III frogponds in M,ssYsippi and Chckahompy
creeks, they retire from Ccfipth AID Yorktown
sasrch Of the Last ditch in when they pledged them
again Thank you. gentlemen, FOR your
ndnsss " myself and the i.ds and gentlemen who &C
, sumpany me.
-
.han ard the committee reporters and others down
cWn the gssts me Psrscu rode tarcugh Kin Yen Kuil
E.Dting upon the promenade deck, gazing the
~ This 10 his cond New YORK; but the mem
Ssls Of his family have been north u Mason
oGDs line until their recent expulsion from last Ten
They expressed great delight at the view q the
~sor and saippirs and particularly enjoyed glimpse
rort Laisyetts, seen thro gh the NsIrows. where,
~ stated many Of thcir oil sc4uantarces aed
had beeL inca cerated.
loot or Cpst abdi street. where the Pnrson
sed large Grove gathered b. I'D tho arrival Of
= sblat vstn cheers an general rhsh.
rfs farsn ms family and a.. endans escorted by
- sinei1 Of Poice 70 thef carriages ael IL lsndng
ups 'aDse Rapidly 10 the Astor House. where they
~ lacsfed.
y ny will probably remain in New YORK whole week
sst tire programme Of Ihslr reception bas bee
- g. rspy asreed upon. Tomorrow night the Pars1p
mo spsces OF the Republican Union anc the proceeds
q IN entertainment will 30 apr.ed - the kroxvils
Wing i1d hish zoe taTsoh tenn 70 res fe i1ai- a.
1aay paper. ~ says tnai DO wols r@'t.r edit tho
pa haa bold seat 10 TN United States scaas. 10
-spt boston after leaving New YORK, AID has
s~sa ~ Rtsa to spcsk AZ Hartford on tie way.
TIE PAEsC.'s FAMILY
MS lawyers, the Parsoas eilsst Child, Is yorng
% igaa md naprsorne wicow, the reirs q Dr.
y-rs sadins physician u 5Asi Tennessee was Tits
say ~hs saeheG the louisiana soidefs remove Inon
6.x from abe roof . nsr house. tbs dag the las
san ant o. tbs Cnc that foa,so has
sae a I'd, nov resident II crusswcss New Je seq.
) mn b vi BrownlcN. the Parsons e.tcs: EN-. with
ssnem tns OLD geiitl man WA revive tie whto, -
,rg so twenty three years Of age. stiAiig1y ike
b. father face, ngurs and nsirer. Hc has the
&c cctor "a ;th family since arsoa departure from
k..svll.e. In Philadelphia he oiersd tho posi-
x 40 ortss sion Il ths daily sapers. Like the
10 ne Is a. Gshting eia A,criss and Killed i.sess
<si.vs co issban. he him Emory anc HAIRY C
kxs. years ago, striking him dead y "a sing.s
ksou u csus. The attack upon Bro~uow Unpso-
sesxc arsi his father mito gallant defence Of han
n Lsc lYisn. After rowing through North "a some
-a<ks returned Eavo ..-Eseli up AID Lcaor.0y
sor.ilsd. ssven OF the best lawyers N Frgnis as-
fsrcess 1Aim, every enc u whom 10 the rsb,l
aay. Mrs. Browniow aud ave children, including
O. .rioo Al craenlown. sou, Janes, captain Is
Ga, A. 70 one 81 hc Isnnssaec nel rs msu,s Tie
vb-c family partske Of their iashsrs Iaaae, aid
vuna 5t traces Of has energy anu enicrF Prise.
Eow PafssOs has IMPROVED.
Nbs Par - has wSsaertliy improves STAGE hs de
dssvs. frcy the hnoxye al and his retirement his
do w, " sujo, ship Tree swcSs s has sshel bis
bolk and .. saved ciert tine take dsly rdsof
sxat "a ~. aid ss3rn. lac lrcaalea twice al Cross
49, ain Al'sntown. aId hs veco has grown rich.
An4sne aud lie dresses with much paiIpess
snd rsser ssries has stye. in.gne a lsl' sng1,ar,
Aard tcatsred lran, loug haired, sorswnA, hois and
wInk N llr fis g -r<s with "a Sc, sad syts has ne IL
81 VOC and seem TO strsghlen his erm. mouth args
ana coma ressed hing neck faiI Of sB w. su1 heoAd
deep foreh san An our has the GEhtag IL preaching
ssitor who raaica aud oStrayag osg ven
IN ms devut. principle aud loyalty, an wnose fe
vuI,tbon Is fixed deep in histcry that ss ca net
GiSs IL.
uor HI EGHTs AN BREACHES
From RoyvnA ows an We gsan rct facts. here
srfcss uapubhsk ID the pluck aud avst lure OF the
yarsou.
s. q after stare ng tho Knoxville Wing he DasgGtent.
~ nubished lot tery sdyertis meat, ode then
FINISHED ~ dc au impt sounent 10 eyerv co nty IL
= ,ieh tina ofndne JOrrnal circulated. Ire PIrson
susmes entered sui sain him IN twelve esrtir and,
81 Tia friends faxed theS ingenuity, bUsevrr. AMI
Through the influence Of John Bel the state Legislature
r-geaied the vloatsd law and saved Browno~ payer
a. liberty.
se has gene arnsd con trucssly f9r nearly twenty
I'd. In III llli llt a