Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-09-19
LATEST NEWS
By TELEGRAPH.
THE WAR NEWS.
Maryland LeEiolat,aro
TIE ORDINANCE OF SECESSION DEAD
THE 7RAI7DRS .aRRESTED,
1ncendiary Documents Seized.
THE LEGISLATURE ADJOUhNS.
LATER FROM BALTIMORE.
.4NOfher Railroad .7rrtdemt
FURTHER PARTICULARS OF THE
BATTLE AT BOONVlLLE.
Lator from Europe.
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FURTHER PARTICULARS OF THE
BATTLE AT BOONVlLLE.
Aator from Europe.
AFTERNOON DISPATCHES.
Maryland LEGISLATURE.

r : FREDERICK Md, Sept. IL.
Inc House met at IL o'clock today. eleven
members were present and answered to their
names, and on motion they adjourned TIL to.mor-
row noon.
The senate Secretary, kilgore, remained in the
Senste chamber until 9 O'clock ana no Senator
appearing at roll call, he announced the Senate
adj ournei till noon Tomorrow Hessr. ki,o,nal
Nuttle and Bradley tho only Senators here
IA they decline to enter tho Senate chamber un-
u some OF their colleagues arrive wi o are exeo-
od Tomorrow
immediately after the iorln was gone through
with yesterday afternoon Of eating the roi " III
son Regiment was observed pass ~. through the
city IN diiier MT directions asd soon ii was fouE,
that the city was guarded, AMI 10 onc could 90
out without d pass FROM tho Provost Marshal
whose once was soon crowded with IN excited
:aroug Of people who had teen stopped and
turned back. In the meantime l.. Cartalcnael q
ihe baltimore ponce, was moving about with hi.
officers, accoDfan et BY quad 0f lni.ltary Iunh
ing arrests, commencing with the officers Of tho
Legislature, especially the clerks, who conterd.d
that ihey would kecr tao legislative machine 10.
ing until a quorum mould arrive
The first occupant OF the guard hcuSo was IL
'ierk of the House, named wilton Il. Kidd. III
assistant, Ihos. H. Moore, cDul not be found till
iite in the evening, but wa finally arrested. Tho
'ierk Of the Senate, Mr hlmour, and his assist.
ant, Mr. Cormlck, were also oand with much a. I'll
Guilty, and taken to the sane destination. NJ
Uofdon and MIR. McCubbin st A.!e,hcny were
next taken, and soon Messrs. Boliyer, solo,nan
ana Durant were arrested at a late hour Mr.
hinster was arrested, but Mr. Mills at the last ac
count, had not been taken. he aim Of the fi
GERS was to arrest al tho members who voted for
Mr. WaIices famous report, about 80 GOO @ pies
u winch were yesterday seized us treusonable
documents.
During the 2. n. the Union members of tho
House and Senate met in caucus, and resal , sd
that the action Of the Sc ators present IN not ar
somblng, having virtually brought Legislature IL
an end, tley moved 70 return to their homes and
not again attempt to rcasscmble. Mr. Long In
The meantime, was delegated to prepare "a brie,
statement to be signed and published by the mem
bers present.
The arrest Of the CLERKS VIII prevent them from
calling tho roll, and 50 the Legislature Is at an
end.
several Of the most noisy and active secession
sts in town have been arrested The prsoncr-
will remain in the gunrl ADusc all night, and be
removed to Fort Moiienry in tic morning.
Ine Union members Of both Houses refused 70
meet this morning. The Legislature il virtually
dead, all the officers being under arrest to prevent
calling the roll The Union members will leave
this =. N. for home, and the Secession members
will leave for Fort Mciienry