The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1862-05-14

tarked Brcwnlow at cam, meeting with smother dcs-
parade and bssi hun ANGST 10 death.
tie has besp ed for SANDER innunsrabie times. but
never convicted. On occasion crowd OF outlaws
resolved TO bern down the Wig ocs but the Parsns
Trends broke the arsenal seized government mus
It's and stod guard over Bruwnlows premises Inc
old gentleman - SCARED peniifuy, and rs 10 fnn on
secret Of his intense nate Tor ,he rebels and will pur
sue them the end OF his days. Withal, the Pars
not bioodthrsty, but genial ard generous 70 s equa
and DISPOSED 70 be upon nod ter ms with the world he
spares none, however. who onend him.
JOURNEY or HIS FAMILY FROM TENNESSEE.
Very little has oes said OF the expulsion Of ms family
from Knoxville and their travel through Virginia 70
Norfolk. They were ordered summary TO leave me
place within thirty.six hours upon Suspicion Of sendis
steaty information narthward An officer accom- aniea
them Norfolk They sent their household ELECTS 10
friendly houses and hopo IN way 20 preserve inc
Pa sons splendid library. Their house was crowded
on tho parting, however, with sympathizing neish.
bois, who went regretfil n.y. six consnies Oh rebel
indians, squal d. frothy fellows accompanied them tn
Bristol border Of Virginia whence they proceeded
10 ynchbug Fioy dps brigade, AM I'll nee 10 Peters
burg and Norfolk, every case stop ing over nsRht
III people came OFT TO SEQ thom az All me way staons
4 In or ~ they were irsuited. They had
fine q the ser imac coming out OF Nofok, ard the
halooed TO them TO tell the Yankees that they were
TO donolish their Whole navy the next dIy
At Fortress Monroe they stepped upon Union soil, and
fet that they ind ed riendiess and exied rHer
bsequent eament las IN part aored for their lsses
and done honor To the haSpits ny Of the North.
HIS PROSPECTS,.
The Parson intends 20 be the rrst TO
Knoxville, whea The iederas occupy it. lie states
hat be give valuaoe INF smatlun to the leading
traitors, ard Ia coaccacd muntfLs cotton and
tobacco lie says that tho ukewarm rebels have been
purchasing gr II qntnestf cotton. anticipation OF
eaeFai sion, wliea they VIII Sc al great I'D
and ,lizs lndsome npn their Investments.
lie thinks that the Knoxville WI tally, tri-weeky AMI
week Twill circulate fifty Thousand COPIES. Full OF tue
bitterness Of exile he has also the full strength and
oaHacity Of other years, AM expects TO Two another
out. is but ty-seven years Of age. Mrs.
Be"aow very feeble, ard unable 10 travel ~ pre-
sent.
TIE ESTIMATE OF THE NORTH.
Frovn0w has been mnch impressed wih The courage,
enterpr and industry IL Norihe ners who he thinks
all these characteristics. or TO the south. lie
intends to culcate idea among the Tenncsseeans
IN these respects prowess has not already done So
MAYOR oPpyKE AND PARsos BRowNLow.
The following is Mayor 0pdykc's patriotic response to
invitation attend the public reception Of Parson
hownlov on Thursday evening
Mayors OFFICE NEW YORK, May Is, 1862.
DEAR s-P,ease accept Tor yourself, aud also convey
asst received BY mo- DO present at the Academy OF
Music Thursday evening next ON the occasion OF the
rubc reception OF Rev. W. g. BIownlow, of Tennessee.
cordially hi2e with the general dsp siton mani
Tested by this community, 10 common with Lhs val
people OF whole country. ~ DO hJnor TO who has
bravery nersis ell In the demonstration Of his loyalty
and patrio isnl that in the face OF rebel mill
sk Of his life. shall certainly endeyor 10 be present
- Mr.. Browniow's reception. Very resp ctfuy Yours
GEORGE oPDYhE.
In addition the above the have abundant
Of the full and cordial sympathy of the Pres
dent end his Cabinet with this practical method Of hon
orng the champion Of a free press