MASSACHUSETTS, November 29. Dear Friend: I have written to you once before, but fear it has never reached you; and now I try again, trusti...

Cleveland, November 19. Dear Sir: Though personally an entire stranger, yet as a friend to the righteous cause for which you have shown yo...

Baltimore, Nov. 30, 1859. T. H. Parsons—Washington, D. C.,      J. M. Lowe—Washington Junction,           G. S. Koontz—Ellicott's Mills,...

Martinsburg, November 30, 1859-5.40 P. M. J.  W.  Garrett. The officer in command here has sent a special messenger to General Taliaferro,...

Rowlesburg, Nov. 30th, 1859.—6.45 P. M. J. W. Garrett. Your full dispatch received and understood. Have either personally seen or arranged...

Baltimore, November 30, 1859. W.  P. Smith,           Master of Transportation. I send you a copy of Mr. Hunter's dispatch, viz: I d...

Newburg, November 30th, 1859—7.35 P. M. O. Hoblitzell. If press at Baltimore does not fully understand that we are not responsible for eve...

Harper's Ferry, November 30th, 1859–11.39 P. M. O. Hoblitzell. Please say to Mr. Garrett, that I have made arrangements with Captain M...

Harper's Ferry, November 30th, 1859–11.54 P. M. W. P. Smith. Government troops arrived here on mail train time, numbering two hundred ...

Grafton, Dec. 1st, 1859–3.50 A. M. W. P. Smith. I sent you a dispatch from Moundsville, stating that we had but about forty passengers fro...

Wheeling, December 1st, 1859—10.58 A. M. W. P. Smith. Received your message in relation to certificates for passengers other than the legi...

December 1—2. P. M. To W.  P. Smith. Several passengers for this station, on Mail East. They were refused to be taken on the Winchester Ro...

Baltimore, December 1st, 1859–9.11 P. M. A. Diffey, Harper's Ferry, or beyond. It is not improbable that we shall find it necessary to...

Baltimore, Dec. 1st, 1859. C. W. Russell,           Of Wheeling troops,                     Charlestown. It being very desirable for me to ...

Newburg, Nov. 29, 1859. E. F. Fuller, Victor Smith, Richard Smith, } Cincinnati. Reports of general stoppage of trains and invasion of car...

Baltimore, November 30th, 1859. W. P. Smith. To post you fully, I send copies of dispatches to Gov. Wise. Mr. Hunter, Agent at Martinsburg...

Baltimore, November 29, 1859. To Hon. Henry A. Wise. To ensure satisfactory and reliable arrangements, I visited Harper's Ferry to-d...

Hon. Andrew Hunter,           Charlestown. On my return to Baltimore, last evening, I found communications awaiting me from Gov. Wise, and...

William A. Gorton,           Martinsburg: Citizens of Baltimore, of entire respectability, who personally know Messrs. James B. Glassford,...

Richmond, November 29, 1859. John W. Garrett. Please accept thanks with my approbation of your arrangements. I see nothing more to be done. ...