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, 1861-06-01
Louisville JouruRlIsmk,

r he Courier says that the grass Is growing
in the streets Of New York. We shouldn't
srppofe that the hourly tramp Of regiments
would be favorable to the growth Of yegeta-
ton eveu In the very finest weather. We
wouldn't pay a very high rent fo1 Broadway
as a sheep pasture 1t Ibis time. We appre.
hend that our Me1inoes, Cc:swolds and
Southdowna wouldn't thrive well in front OF
tan. !,
The Capital Of the Confederate States has
gone to Richmond, aud the capital of most OF
the mcneyed men Of that section {snd of the
other too) has gone to the Deyil
There arc tens Of Thousands of people In
Kentucky, who, when they get out of their
beds in the morning md put on their costs
breeches, feel really curious to know whether
Coy. Magot1iu has not proclaimed the State
out Of the Union during the nil ght.
We hear that 3. c. Bowling, every time
1e gets drunk, says he Is coming to Louisville
to shoot Us. But he always gets either not
qaite drunk enough or q good deal too drunk
to come.
The secession party Of Kentucky VIA a
Fe5y lean party, but, in getting Humphrey
Marshall, it got fat
We guess Kentucky will stay in the
Union Our Legislature has passed "stay
, 1861-06-01

The following is an extract from the Last
will and testament Of Gen. jackson:
>. F1Esr. bcqueath my body to the duet. whence
1t came, end my eoul TO God who gave It, hoping
lt1 happy immortality. through the atoniog mcr.
its oi our Lord Jesus Christ, the Saviour Of the
wcrld.
SEVENTH. Ibcqucat1 to my well-be.oyed Andrew.
j. D9nrleon. son OF Samuel Donelson, deceased,
the elegant sword presented to ne By the State Of
Tennessee. With this Injunction that he fall not to
use IT., When necessary, in tvnPo,t and projection
ihe constitutional rights Of our beloved country,
nftetic ts1itcrS.
The poor fool Dcnelson, whose brains, since
he ran on the Dark Lantern ticket for the
Vice Presidency, have been in state Of chron-
ic addle, is now talking Of drawing that sword
In the cause Of jeff. Davis aud the Southern
Confederacy. The only fesr is that he will
run #hen the time cones to use it, a2d that
tile Union men will Iot be able 10 get near
enough to dlspoesess him Of the relic.
, 1861-06-01

WASHINGTON, May 31=-,45as. Watson Webb
Minister P.Gnipotentiary to Brazil.
The Revenue Laws require vessels entering
. port with informal papers to be eeIzed, bui
lnasmuch as those coming from tbs South,
where custom houses nro in possession OF
insu1ectionary PARTIES can't obtain the
proper clearances,. tho. Secretary Of tha
Treasury, with O view Of re1nedying the en-
harrassment and trouble; under these clrcum-
stances has decided, IN all cases where
it appears that there. was no fault on
the part Of the cornmanders> the Ia
ter should not be compelled to 70 TITO
court, but on q correct representation to tha
collectors where the vessels arrive, the fines
mitted.
loyal citizens and H. 1o3sdistzicts In Virginia
ere not to be dep1isea Ashefmail SERVED IN.
ment. Il they ehonld temporarily eus-
pended by the general asr; they will be re.
stored upon due advtca lhe facts.
At Ale1eudria, a neW WAt1ector having been
appointed, the port has been reopened to the
commerce Of the countf5:and therefore YES
sells will he admitted as2htretofore,
, 1861-06-01
REPORTS FROM VIRGINIA.,
Instructions to Gen. Butler About
Runaway Slaves.
1MPoaTANT FROM HHMTuuEv
AND TuNNRsblH,


From Washington.
Especial Dispatch to tho Chicago Tzibune.1
WASHINGTON. May 81, 1861.
Tho rebels at Manassas Junction endeayored
to create alarm yesterday afternoon by notify
Ing their sJmpathizers In Alexandria of their
Intention Of attacking the Federal forces to.
day at noon. Gen. Mcdowell and eighteen
regiments under his command anHously
awaited their appearance all day, but no one
OF the southern' bragggarts has come within
sight up to this evening. The Massachusetts
regiments are especially eager to ret at the
South Carolinians said to be stationed at the
Junction. The rebel General Lee is said to
have assumed command st the Junction,
The Southern Congress win never meet in
Richmond. a General officer of the reeu1ar
army, remazked todny within my hearing :
"Let your readers remain INSURED that the
stars and Stripes will float over that hot bed
Of treason before the 4th of July. The Gov
eminent is determined to give three.months'
men chance to smell powder before being
discharged from SERVICE"
Sherman s Artillery Battalion, consisting of
four full batteries, made splendid turnout
to-day.
Ten thousand troops have arrived here since
last Monday. Three regiments, including the
i"o Malne regiments came On since last night,
The Michigan regiment yesterday captured
three hundred barrels Of flour at Arlington
Mills, Fix miles from Ale1andria, the properly
Of Gen. Lee.
, 1861-06-01
1oAGo, sATgHlA:X,,~ JUNE /, 1861.


lCdmme1t3a4b9f42<A9afO Odspatch.J
Two captains: III achusetts troops a
Relay House have: En.- placed under ares,
for extending their pkets without authority
4 Post offfce haa: 6E&Ra established at Fol-
Pekens, I,H:ea lettea yin 1aken q by Government
-:EPoBt'a sH1Dffpatch:l
M,As11koE9s,:: y PREPARATIONS ars
The government troe They 40 ali under
notIce: Tbs probaMaee IL sudden con,
centration upon the lsbel forces in Virginia.
"A party Of rebels reached Baltimore from
6arpers Ferry. They arc BaHimore1ns. Gen.
CaoWal!ader hiss an eyp On them.
a report current iniBdt1mo1c Il a. tho tug
Iankee bad been captured by the rebels, Is
1aise. She is now at tAa Navy Yard
The District Attorueyo of Maryland has Just
nad IN interview with Attorney General
Bates respecting tho CadHai1ader habeas corpus
sase. Result not kIoHr:
Several vessels went to Fcrt Monroe TODAY.
caIIylng one hundred thousand cartridges. DC.
Han the bonds awarded Saturday, befnr pre-
pared, Fill be tEsued immediately.
eegera vessels improperly captured are re-.
"A lady arrived here 6om Manassas inn y
lion reports troops ccucentrating rapidly
there, az d occupying Permanent Positions this
aloe. . They are expecting an Immediate at-
Ger. Scott received a::feleeram LIST nIs,btt
that troops were advancing On the YirQ{pia
slue, which caused preparations yesterday: Il
was afterwards contradicted.
, 1861-06-01

!, PE1soSA1~-The newspapers have, with
their usual sagaclty and MICS sense Of proprie-
T, been discussing the pros and cons Of Gov.
ep1sgues probable marriage with Miss Came
1on' aad one OF your contemporaries grayely
and officially II announced that fhe affair would
speedily be consumnated. In order that no
will state tha. the youthful Governor is adj.
a1ced to miss Kate Chase, the eldest daughter
OF The pretent Secretary Of the Treasury. The
Governor Is not yet 80 years Of age, and Is re-
puted to be worth not far from $10, ,000, 600.
The lsdy Is only nineteen, and Is beautiful, &C
eempl1shed and brllliant.--Cor. N. ?. Tina
, 1861-06-01

Yesterday Capt, Gilman Of this cit7, oHner
asd commander Of the Hetty Gilman, Louis
vile boat, informed us, that, about two weeks
ago on his way up from New Orleans, his boat
"os seized at Napoleon, Arkansas, By the Com
mittee Of Safety, SO called, upon tbs pretext
that shc WAS . Cincinnati bost- The Captain
has 10 doubt that he could hive proved both
Ills boat aad Aimself to have belonged to Lou
ibTilc by dozen or twenty men in Napoleon,
but the Committee would listen to no proof
He Lad to leave his boat there and come to
Louisville for E. certificate, thus losing ten
dayf, 6nd when at length his boat was given
up to him, he Was compelled to pay TIE Com
The impression has prevailed that the Mis-
siEsIr1i river, throughout its who1c lougth,
IVES Tree for Keulucky bo1ts to 70 up and
down without aDy considerable detention, but
there ie no knowing what to expect in these
days.-LouistVle Journal,
, 1861-06-01

q. LOUIS, Mny H.-Whan tho McDonali
the United States District Court, Gen. Har u
ney made return that Capt. Mcdonald lad
been removed to 1ninois, and was now in the
military command Of Gen. Mcclellan; that be
Asd never had the body Of prisoner under hi
control; consequently was unable to produce
run. Gen. Harney further stated that by or
only received yesterday, he had been removed
from the command Of this department. It Is
understood that Gen. Lyon succeeds Harvey.
The Democrat denies that Col. Blair's reci
ment Is ordered to Virpfnia-
, 1861-06-01

LOUISVILLE, May 3L-The Louisville and
NaehIille Railroad Is again Obliged to rofuse
a]l freight till next week, On account Of the
impossibtlty to obtain sufficient number Of
cals 10 take it eouthwa1dsr;
Pa1cquet Court will SOFIA be removed to
Muldrough's Hill, Is nni1es south Of here, On
the line Of the Nashville, Railroad.
It is Understood that seytlrl comuantes arc
organized In Louisville ard will form part
Of Col Andersons,s brigade: =.
The Frankfort Convecthn Committee are
not yetre4dy to repcrtr7t-hx.-x
, 1861-06-01

From tho Southern Confedcfacy,
LOUISVILLE, May 31.-The August. {Ga)
ch,o7t'elc Of the 2Sth says Beauregard issued
orders at Charleston yesterday, relinquishipc
The command Of the forces around Charles.
ton to Col. R. b. Anderson, relieving 8. r.
JoIet, who accompanies Beauregu-d 10 Cor
insb, Miss.
T. r Rsoult left Charleston on Monday.
bearer Of dispatches to M. ThouvezaL
Mobile pepe1e sag IN agent ct the French
GoFe1nnent is there, collecting facts for "a
Folcon.
, 1861-06-01
HOW To BE A SOLDIER =
The Fest Book Of Study =
FOR 4
YOUNG RECRUIT!
The MuAVE BOOK OF DRILL,
By the Late Col F. E. ELLST0RTP.
Late Gel Of New 'Ycsk Zouaye F1re Brigade, and Col
c1 un.ted States Zoraye Cadets,


CONTENTS:
Pact FIRs1.-Rensrts On tho Manuel :pt-eetto,.
Iof intt{ueto!s; Posnoa Of Shoulder A. ms, Order
Right Shoulder Shit Arms, thouIder ayms. III;
SHOULDER Shit Arms, Shoulder Arms Hunnort Arms
shoulder Ainae, Secure Arms, Shoulder AIMS Present.
Atms, Shoulder AIms. f = 1Ns'-'
F!T sxcoSp-Ftom the Position Of suppo,t Arms
snG9hs s99pldef shls AIMS Support Arms Len
to left shoulder.
fAn7 IH1Ep; p;-FemaEk5 On Loading aud Fir3uR-To
Load In eight hmes TO come to ths POSITION o Ready
To coine to the ps ston OF A1c 70 Fire Toload viii
eut fetofnlng TO the pcrltlon o. Shoulder Arms To
Rass rom postt Of ketern TANNER that OF Ready
~ 70 recover Arna EoTE.-To use the Percussion
ieao u Io1r tmes. To Load 1t viii, The FtrInss To
F1Ie By Sq1Rd To Repent the Fire, To cease Fir1nE
OeAqe f1r.nE To FIRE b. File, Cease F11t:g 10 0rc
p RanS, To Fire by Bear Rank, 70 Fire by Front
,rART FqrRTH-To Fir Bsyonst feom position OF
RON posln2n Of Shoulder Arms, Shoulder Ans To
" 6ayonet from petition Of urder Armr, To refufu
u the position Of Order Arms. TO unnK Bayourt tro
potlHoa of Arms. TO return to poel6u Of Order
Ama5 To Spring RAmmcz. To Return hammer, I1-
spection 81 Arns To present for Inspection, 10 re-
r 3ass F1FTaTo F. IT,, Firs and Lead knee1ng AIM
OF Runni1g. -''o ~''4 ~
PART 6i1Tu-To Ground Arms To Raise Arms 70
6thcE Arms IN double ranks, 70 Rc,uple Auus 70
Etsck Arms In single rank, To Resume Arms, TO
Gha1Gs B4y9nes. Io Shoulder AIms To gnarI against
der Arms. Len sbG9ider sios Arna % To Slonider
Arms. To Change the Piece
, 1861-06-01
MILITARY AFFAIRS.
A0e Three Months Men In Illinois.

The following Order has been issued by
the War Department The rank md file
ct the six Illinois regiments referred to
therein, will be glad Of the opportunity thus
afforded to signalize their willingness TO
serve their country in the most effective
manner:
NAR DEPAR1Kzs1, May %. 1871.
Tie Six regiments Of troops In Indiana and
the SIX regiments in Illinois, all Of which are
now in the service Of the United States, and
commonly called "Three Months Menu ~
any one or more Of said regiments maT, forth
With, OF as soon as practicable, report their
readiness to Mejor General Mcclellan, and by
him, or under bis order, be received In, and
called "Th1ee Years Men" Trvided. Tint
no officer or private, Is held under obligu-
ton 10 such change; and no one Of said
regiments shall be received into said longer
service, In which regiment more than one-flfth
cases Of regiments received, the individuals
declining, being not more than oue-1fth Of the
whole, mny be discharged ut once, their places
to be supplied ss fast Is possible b7 volunteer
recruits. ANY Of t1esaid regiments, not being
tIanIierTed trn to the longer term, according to
present three months service.
BY special order Of the President.
We have referred to the acceptance of
several additional regiments from this
State; but the particular regiments, taken
by the Government under the last arrange
ment have not been designated. We now
understand that in addition to those whose
acceptance has been announced, the reri-
ments in camp at Joliet BelleYille, Mat
toon and Springfield, and. also the Irish
regiment and the German regiment, both
Of this city, will be mustered into the
service. The two detached ompanies ut
Cairo, Capt Mihalotzy's and Capt Kow-
bold's, will compose part of the German
regiment. No disposition has yet been
made Of the sturgess Rifles, in camp
near this city, unless Mr. 6turgess has
succeeded in Washington in getting them
attached to some existing corps !.
These arrangements will give Illinois
eighteen regiments in all, aad cntitle her
to four Brigadier Generals and one Major
General, al Of whom will be no doubt ap-
pointed in due time; and. the State will be
constituted Department in ITSELF under,
ne trust the command Of some man of
military education .end experience, who
will NOT permit Illinois to be lost sight of
IN the battles to be fought and the victories
to bc Won,
, 1861-06-01
GOT HOME.

The arrival Of 8 large body Of troops
belonging to the Rcgular Army, at Fort
Leavcnwor.1,, from Texas, is cause for
ccngratulation. It has been feared that
they would be intercepted and cut of.
That they have not been, is an evidence
Of great cowardice or want Of sagacity on
the part Of those by whom they hare been
nurxued
, 1861-06-01

WARsAw, Mo, My 31.-Ihe Union men
rom Pettis, Henry, Benton, and Morgan coun-
1s1e5 4ss Ru@ssr{RS n9ss Ss s9%e , M o5salzsd
Tuesday last, and Threatened death to eTery
secezeionist In the Usage Valley. They have
cent an agent to Gen Harney for arms.
Great excitement exists here, aud had 1t not
been for the peace arrangement between Gcn's
Harney and Price, the military compaaieg
here would hare driven these men from this
country st whatever cost,
, 1861-06-01

In answer TO telegram from Gov. Denni-
son urging an increase Of the Ohio contin-
gent for three years, the Governor Was yeste.-
day inform I'd that the secretory Of War conld
receive no more regiments from Ohio. Twen-
ty-one regiments haye already been accepted
from that State, which is her fair share CON.
pared with what has been allotted to other
Western States.
, 1861-06-01
Recruiting for HArpersa Ferry:

7se11 u7E1uS 1UE 11A1 P917@ EER1E*
We haFe reliable information that compa-
NJ Of Dl5nnionists are expecting to 1eave this
CITY for Ha1per's Ferry direct to morrow or On
Saturday. They are armed and organized.
They a1e committing treason as defined by
the Constitution Of the United States but
constitutions and laws are dumb In these
times.
Onr opinion Is that good mauy Of those
pretty soon afterwards II they can raise money
rifle Journal, 30th.
, 1861-06-01
Cbitaqp Gributtt
SATURDAY, JUNE !, 1861
SENATOR DOUGLASS CONDITION

SENATOR DOUGLASS CONDITION.
AT eleren last night we conversed
with Mr. Douglass physicians as to his
condition They report him more CON-
Portable as compared with his state earlier
in the day, and yet with little, if anything,
10 mark change for the better. The
gravest fears were entertained that the
last hours Of the Senator were near at
hand, if indeed he was to see the light Of
this morning. The stale offeeling through
out all classes Of our citizens was intense;
Last evening for hours the fremont House
was visited by hundreds, eagerly inquiring
the latest intelligence Of the condition Of
one al feel can now be but lily spared by
his couutrymen and the Government,
, 1861-06-01
Latest and 1nteresfax:1ror, the Sent
or :,W6Y;tH::

Latest and Intere1 1&f@&1roEa the Sent
=. or HM9I4"::,-
WAsmsorox, MY ao oz4iay several reg
imsnts occupy the Hetk Two miles beyond
Arlington. Piekets aod ssiI and a half
miles from Washipeta e. portion Of this
Court House, and II posslb1e occupy that
place before day break. An engagement is ex-
Fected, ns there arc four teen hundred secess-
.onists there. ~
Two p!lyates Of the Gmibaldi Guards were
accidentally shot to. dsY; By careless use Of
arnns at Alexandria, Va. ~.
A Traveller from Richmond says he eaw coca-
raIatfvely few troops there.
It's eaid that the New}York 7fst regiment
vii proceed at midnight tu Aeuia Crock Ar
1aIgtments have been nsade for their trans-
Fortation. g.
Up to 1117 o'clock tonight the Government
received further adVicea, tram. AQUA Creek,
Ihe Keystone State Witnessed the tight sever
81 hours. Il appears therp are two batteries
the1e. The War DepaHmenr Is to be Kept
open all Eight, for information.
, 1861-06-01

4 BRUSH WITH THE REBELS,
The telegraph brings us news Of brush
with the rebels at Aqua Greek, on the Po.
omae, some thirty miles below Washing
ton, where theyshaye erected pow rful
battery. The result Of the encounter has
not been learned,
, 1861-06-01
IOWA Volunteers.
Editors Chicago Tribune.

N4Va8l 1uRHf +{.
Editors Chicago Tribune:
We notice Ia your issue of the o5th cla-
patch from Davenport, stating that on the
morning Of the 24th the steamer No1the.ner
passed that place with troops from NcG1ee-
or,sf1anding. We wish you would correct
this mIstake by stating through your paper,
that the company On board the steamer At
that time, #ere the Clinton County Guards Of
Lyons, Who are as fine company "a have been
their WY to Keokuk, whittier they have been
called By the Governor.
WIhing to give the company: As well as ouz
town the credit due them, we have taken the
liberty Of addressing Jon, hoping you Will
correct said mistake at four earliest conre-
nience. Yours in haste,
SUBSCRIBERS AID CITIZENS.
, 1861-06-01
The Hnbea4 Corpus Qaae-Wcsterr
AEkanRaR.

Arkansas,
eT: LOUIS, May 31.-Judge Treat to-day de-
clded Gen. Hsrney's amended return in the
hd1tds corpus case Of Capt. Mcdonald. It wus
fully sufficient, and he adjourned the court
till tomorrow, to allow counsel to prepare
auRWer.
Eleven minute guns were fired to-day In
Eo1or Of Surgeon General Lawson.
The correspondence Of the Republican says
et1oug Union feeling exists In Western
Arkansas, and II the Secession ordInaace waa
submitted to the people, it would be defeated
by three to one In that section Of the State,
, 1861-06-01
The PenukYlg1nlu TROOPS,

F PHnAnf1rn14, Nay The Irish regiment
Col Owen, and Col. Balliez's German rifle re-.
iment started for the West this evening bY til
Pennsylvania road The Scott Legion reci
ment i expected to leaveat eight in the morn
Ing: The supposed destination Of the Legioy
Is chambershurg. The destination Of fhe
others Is unknown. -
, 1861-06-01

HARR1sBuRa, May s1.-To day letter re-
ctived from Mertinsburgh, says Gov. Letch-
thaLo IT. orot4Sr commands company Of infantry
POI is prevalent at Harper's Ferry. Two
companies fcm Martinsbu1g laid doHn their
arms and retired disgnsted with the Sacess.
fnnfsfs ~@.~
, 1861-06-01

BALLOT OF Bu11Kr-The man who ney;r
votes ms paid Tisit to the man who shoul-
dered = musket; after deciding that their
country is half rained, and their own business
~hrlfy 80, tho tRo concluded that tho ballot.
bcx teqd cartridge boz xare essential to tho
prosperity and safety Of the stroagboL-
, 1861-06-01

Policy OF The Government Towards the
Slaves OF fKobe1A-Important Ipskx9c-
Hons to Gen. BatleF.
Col. Butler returned to Fort Monroe, bear.
3mg, me following letter Of ins:ructionz to his
wAbHRcros, May 80, 1861
"sR Your action in respect to the ne
gfoes who came within your lines from the
services Of the rebels Is approved. The De-
partment Is sensible of the emtarzassments
which must surround officers couductIng mil.
ita1y operations in States By the hws Of
which slavery Is sanctioned. The Govern.
ment cannot recognize the rejection by
any State of its Federal obligations
Ameng these Federal obligations, hoYeYer.
noae can be more important than that OF
supp7e9sing and dispersing any combination
assembled Tor the purpose Of oTcrthroTing its
constitutional authority. While, there
lore, you will permit no interference of per
sons under your command with the relations
Of any persons held to service under the Iaw8
Of any State within which your operatIons dre
conducted, which remain under fhe control Of
such armed combinations, yon viii refrain
from Eu11endering to alleged masters persons
who come within your lines. You Vii cuu-
ptoy such persons in the service to which they
will be best adapted, keeping an account 81
Keeping them"
, 1861-06-01

1he President tR8ommenced writing his
message. He Is Aenstantly interrupted by
business, and BY visitors, who monopoIze his
time from eaIly morning till midnight, that
Re eays he sholl be fortunate if Re gets time
The P1esiGent Is fifm and determined shoat
the war, the word being now with him, :" for.
word 1T the double quick!" He eays that
he finds little time to read tho papers, but his
attention was so forcihly called to the article
H. r. The Tribune Of TO- day about raising e100-
ths people as q patriotic war loan, That be
will give the suggestion therein contained his
careful attention.
, 1861-06-01

in prison. Alter having thus disposed Of
the gentleman, he went out and fought the
British, and Won the battle Of New Or
leans. The people, as the high court Of
appeal, ratified and sustained tile action of
old Hickory.
, 1861-06-01

: The mails for Western Virginia will hence.
forth be sent to Wheeling via Harrisburg and
Pittsburgh; for Alexandra via Washington.
For two or three days before the stoppaec
they will 60 to other seeded States ria Louis
vile.
, 1861-06-01
GEN. EAUyyALLADEH AND JUDGE
TANEX,

TAnEX.
Elsewhere in this mornings issue We
publish the facts concerning the attempt
Of Judge Tancy to take out Of the hands
Of Gen. Cadwallader, at Baltimore, John
Aer1yman, q traitor Of the deepest dye.
He WIS caught within one Of our military
districts, fcmcnting war against the United
States. The military head Of the District
causes him to be desaincd, until due ex-
animation can be made into his casc. He
"as arrested under martial law The
Chief Justice Of the Cnited States, sworn
to support the Constitution, instead Of com.
ing forward to sustain those who are en-
deayoring 70 uphold it in this trying emer-
gency, takes sides with traitors who are
cxerting every energy to subrert it, throw
ing around them the sheltering protection
Of the ermine. Gen. Cadwalladcr, who is
q good lawyer and 8 lifelong Democrat, in
his reply to the writ rebukcs the horny
apologist fer crime, by telling him that
":hose who should cooperate in the pres
"ent trying and painful position in which
sour country is placed, should not, by rea-
"scn OF any unnecessary want Of conf
"deuce in each other, increase our embar-
"1nesments-"
List some may think that the General
acted illegally, We quote the fol,ow;nc
from The Constitution itself upon the snh
jet:
t11u ahan not be suspended unIes. Ias ..Ia, Jor,
st3r ease 4f rebtlton or int.ae;o, h. ,,,s3Ms
"saG*y may require ~ t'"''@
This, says contemporary, is the
precise condition cf things now cristinS
In Maryland and Virginia. The coatins,
gcEey Las arisen when the Co1nmander-
tks privilege Of the writ. Under bis ofders
Ger- CadNallader has acted. The most emf
nent legal authority in the land justifes his
dctd Commencing upon this c1ausc Of the
Gntitua1on, Judge Story says: ut Is oh
- - Sloua that CAGES Of a peculiar. emergency
:. aay arise, which mny Justify-nay, eren 70.
:. qiui1se-the 9ia1s Temporary suspension Of any
light TO the writ"
Judge Tsney has appealed to the Pres;
-oen1. The country will await the decision
WNhdtx @ interest.
Icn. 'h43son made z precedent at New
Orleans IN tue war Of 1872, when he re-
fused to obey the writ Of habeas corpus il.
Sred BY Judge Hell, to take traitor mt Of
his kards. Hall then issued his warrant
FOR contempt Of court jackson trumned:
that card by auesting and clann1np Haii