The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1861-05-28
from the President of the United States when you shall
hear further from him
have the honor to BE-, with high respect
Your Obedient servant,
GEO. CADwALADER,
Brevet Major General,
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Brevet Major General,
United States Army, Commanding
On finishing the reading of the reply of General
Cadwalader, Col. Lee was preparing to leave the
Court when the following interrogaories were put
to him by the Chief Justice
Chief Justice Have you brought with you the body
of John Merryman?
Col. Lee i have instructions except to deliver this
response to the Court.
Chief Justice The commanding officer then declines
to obey the WRIT
Col. Lee After making that communication nv duty
Is ended, and have no further power. Rising
Chief Jusce-The Court orders an attachment to ssue
against George Cadwaader for disohedence to the high
writ of the Court, returnable at IL O'Clock morrow
Subsequently, the Chief Justice wrote and deli
v@red to the Clerk the following order:
Ordered, That an attachment forthwith issue against
General George Cadwaader for contempt in refusing tC
produce the body of John Merryman. according to the
command of the writ of hdbedS corpus returnable and
returned before day that said attachment be
returned before me at twelve O'Clock to morrow the
room of the Circuit Court ROGER B TANEY
Monday, May p, 1861.
ARRIVAL OF ooPs.-Yeserday afternoon there
arrived in the city, route for Washington, the
First regiment New Hampshire volunteers, under
command OF Colonel Mason W. Tappin. This req i
ment was recruited in the city of Concord, and is
composed almost entirely of young men, many OF
whom have not gained their majority. They an
peared much fatigued, and number of them were
sick. About thirty females accompanied the regi-
ment as laundresseS and nurses. Most of them
were young, and appeared highly pleased with
their vocation. They were dressed in the most
elaborate style, so far hoops were concerned.
wore stunning fats, and looked as though tbey
would make themselves generally useful. The
regiment was preceded by Badwin's brass band
y pieces, which discoursed most horrible music
The men were supplied with twenty days ratinns
had fifteen baggage wagons, one hospital wagon
and seN emtv-nine horses. The regiment marched
up Lombard s'"eet to the Camden street station,
where they took the ears for Washington.
ANOTHER SEIZURE OF -iAsJs-Bv order of Gen
Cadwalader,a company from he trLeral Hill camp
under command of Capt. Miller, yesterday alter
noon proceeded to the warehouse Of Mr. Ld,rard
Uhrlaub, situated on German street, near Han
over, where they seized three cases of bird and
duck guns and three cases of percussion caps. No
one was in the store at the time of the seizure with
the exception Of a little boy, Mr.. U. being tempo
rarlly absent. Mr.. Uhrlaub is consul for Hanover,
and Will protest against this outrage Immediately "
The articles taken had but few hours previously
been removed from the Marshas office, where they
had been stored since the 2lst of April.
ARRIVAL OF VEssELs.-Y esterday three schoon
ers Belle Conway, W lillian Henry, and MARY from
Richmond and J. II. Etheridge, of Petersburg
arrived. These vessels were detained at Fortress
Monroe for number Of DAYS by the blockading
lleet, but were released on Saturday. They are all
loaded with tobacco, and consigned to VIM Apple
garth.
BEATING HIS SIsTER.-O Iicer Moorehead yester
day arrested Thomas Maxwell upon the charge of
assaulting and kicking mis- sister, Annie Maxwell
lie was arragned before Justice Shipley who held
him to bail in the of $500 to answer the charge
at court.