No. 0.—The celebrated aentenoee P#nl,
Vtdif Vid," waa not original with L. Napo
leon, but, we believe, speaking without re
vertiue to the record, was uttered by the re
nownwd Ex-Governor of New Mexico. They
were uttered impromptu by that gentleman
upon the occasion of meeting an important
delegation of chiefs from the Choctaw na
tion, and the interpreter translated it to tha
Indians—^Give me a chaw tobacoo"—where
upon a big chief handed to the Governor a
Pjug of dug leaf hnd the difficulties between
the two nation, were declared amicably aet
tled. The E*-Governor has been promoted,
and ia tha Editor of a weakly paper in this
Oltji
Jhe
I»*I« WHOWK PRKPAKINO A LIT*
v isit TO iraia PI KLIC.
THE HALTER ON EXHIBITION.
Special Dispatch toih* N. Y. Tribune.
Onm—luwii, Nov. 28,1859.
This plaoe ia now guarded by one thousand
troops. The circumspection is oloser than
ever. Mo one is admitted to the jail without
a written order from Gen. Taliaferro. Brown
is eqgEgad in preparing a long letter, to ba
published after bis death, explaining his
•ottiNto,andf contradicting certain newspaper
misstatements. He looks forward to hia fata
with perfect composure. The other priso
ners are also occupied with correspondence.
All of them except Stephana are chained.—
Cook alone fails to retain his self-possess
ion.
The rope with whioh Brown ig to ha hong is
on exhibition at the SherifTa office. It is
made of South Carolina cotton, a faot whioh
is announced with glee.
TEe Vir|iaia Panlc«*Batlroai Paa.
eeafere Arrestee aad lasprisoae*.
BALTIMORE, Nov. 30.
