Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-10-04
LATE NORTHERN NEWS.
Our neighbours oI The "Dlspatch' pu''iSheo
yesterday from late Baltimore and "aSh'''g.on
papers, some interesting items, from which we
selected the following:
From the Baltimore Sun, Sept. a.
rs OF TREASON.

4 'Nt'h
lumber merchant, East Falls avenue, WAS ar
rested yesterday, the grand jury having pre-
seated him Tor treason, in sivin: aid and c"ln-
Tor. TO the enemies Of the Government. lie
WAS arrested by Deputy Marshal Downs and
Gruver, and gave bail in $4,000. Twenty
Thousand ,iuiiars was given upon his own re-
crsnizancr: McSsrS. David +. Thomas and
Davis +. Thomas, Jr., became his security in
$2U.0 Gn.
Ti.c bail IN this case, rs in The other cases
u, prestntment for treas'!Il, was gwen to await
the further action Of the grand Jury 10 the
District Court. Should the jury tihd a true
bill Of Indictment. the rni:Et will require The
bail to br renewed. conditioned upon tic APP
ucarancc Of the .mcri.cl 81 ihc Nnrtmber term
Of the L. S. Circuit Court.
.Irytst ojthe Secretary cffhe EVa1dG fIoLrc
Commf si"ncrx.- Mr.. w. F.. Mckewcn, the SEC
rctary to the Board Of Police Commissioner OF
Baltimore, now in Fort Lafayette, was i:hrn IN
to custody Yesterday afternoon, 1T his dwelling
No. Isl narrower street, by the Provost Mar
shal's police. bv order Of Gen. DIX, and taken to
the uarshal's ntficc. From here Mr.. Mckewcn
was permitted to communicate by telegraph
with the commander Of the military depart
mcnt, and the r,Sult was his release on parole
10 apI,ear 1t the lnarshalS Office al four o'clock
this afternoon to await the further disposition
uihis ease. The particular charge al!ese'i against
him consequently did not t.uiSpirc yesterday.
.irr.t 0f'thI ~.rp,nhtr cJ'Mf H"gSc # Uch e.
gllcS-liun. 7. G. killourn, Speaker Of the
MARYLAND House Of Delegates. was arrested
Yesterday, 1T his home, JrSSnE''S Cut, Anne
.ArundIe county, by Il detachment 81 the Mas.
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The charges against kini Are %prcSumc! t. hr
the >lln" on whi'E The nrnmhcrs "G the Hous:
were taken and are nov he'll. Mr.. k'ibonrn
was taken TO Annapolis last evening, and it
was supposed he would be sent to Fort l.afay.
cite with the others.
Released on EuA.--J In HnIrv, I:cscn'rd
for treason, WAS Yesterday released Oh bail FOR
$40 900 in the u. S. District Court. Ramsey
Mcllanry, Esq, becan.s his Security i"r
geo. coo, and he vas taken in his rwn rer"g
nrzatmt: for 100000.
SESSION of THE T.. :. GRAND LGl"iE Or 0Dn fEI.
Lows iS BALTIMORE.
The Grand Lodge had Il protracted session
Yesterday, with 4 view 10 close up the bust
ms and adjourn.
Representative Eacavaille. Of Maryland, oE-
lcTcI li.t NV iHS I'Siii'p'' hiN
which Were adopted.
.'WlercaS. ilr :cry spirit Of old-FeIlow'
shiy--t.c lie il womb! breathe over all the
world the profession it makes everywhere,
aid at all times recognizing hit one natlor~-
the earth; but one familr--the race OF man.
Ti;is is one If lis hOaSts-6hc pillar al ITS
strength and whereas lis universal aIaptall9n
t., The wants u( man in the demonstration that
L.
lis principles are inSplrc,i--ltS dnctrIncS III
vine; ard whereas the trouble, diScord ard
faction that so often and so !iercely prevail! in
AMI between the variGuS associations OF the
day, enter not into the portals Of Odd Fellow.
ship; and whereas the chickering's, The jeal-
%orlsics, the ~strifes for pl5cc and power, the
spirit Of ACKNOWLEDGEMENT, the thoughts If self,
the contest; Of sections and Of lmrty, which
~pcrva,ir sot:ictp, clnbittcr frici"l-lul,S, and oc.
casiunally even desecrate the sanctuary, have
cast no shadow within our Lodges and
whereas, to cement more strongly the lies that
bind us together, an,l 10 rcncw our VOWS and
devotion np0n the Sacrni altar al odd Fellow
ship: BE it therefore.
"Rcsolved, That the icrlrtuity Of Odl Fell
lowship, anu its beneficial Influence, can only
10 maintained and exercised by a rigid ad-
herence to It's ritual anil fundamental laws.
"Itesnlved, That the members o! this Grand
Lodge sill employ every m'.,;rS, AMI will en-
,leaYor 10 impress ul,nn the minds OF their Colt
:;titucnts, The necessity ofsn doing, 10 cultivate
and practice these sentiments and principles,
which will be best calculated to preserve u!r
beloved order in tact, wherever its benign in
Thence has spread, wherever the hanncrO of ODD
Fellowship has been n~nfiIrlr'l.
'lsrSplvcri, That it is the duty of every good
Odd Fellow. ut all times. 81 to act ard So to
speak that their words and deeds may give no
just cirisc Of offence to those whom circuu
stances have, for the lime being, cut of from
friendly and social intercourse with Us.
Resolved, That this Grand Lodge hopes,
an! will continue to hope that the trying diff
entities now existing, and which have shaken
orr minor country to its very foundation
diStrnSt and enlargement between
brothers and ~fricndS-may he speedily and
amiclbly settled, and that the storm which is
now raging in the breasts of The people Of this
once peaceful and happy land may be aSeIagcd,
and the clouds which have Iarkcned the hopes
and ~blightcl the prospects: Of Il whole nation
may he swept away, giving place to i cloud.
sky, a bright and generous sunshine, shed
ding peace, harmony, and 10y over and through.
ont this wide spread land"
The question ct the selection Of 4 place. for
the next meeting Of the body was taken up,
and il was '!ccirlcd, by 4 vote Of II against
81 for, hot TO hold it at Indianapolis. Balti-
more ard Syracuse, ". T., were named. which
lei To M acrimonious discussion. Baltimore
was Sli.natizad in unlneasEed terms one
member declaring that it should be destroyed
tha. The present meeting was only under the
,,Atni,, al D~n,o.I NI,rck,I NJ. -.-
namr of Baltimore was ably defended by Re-
preventative WIN. Fl. Young; but it was finally
decided by a vote Of one majority TO hold the
next meeting At Baltimore.
y resolution was subsequently adopted all.
the Deputy Grand Sire, in his discre-
lion, ifhe deems them unsafe in Baltimore, to
r"Inosr the archives of the Grand Lodge to
or New York.
DETAILS Or NEWS rnoM wASurSGToS.
We rnpy The following FROM the Washington
ul Saturday evening:
Yesterday afternoon the Rescue tDwcd ND TO
the Navy. Yard the schooner Hartford, OF Balti-
more found by the tlotilla without papers, with
4 cargo Of wheat and tnhaecn. She wa: lG.,lcd
at Port Tobccco and Pupc's Creek, and was
captured near these places with six men on
board. She was placed along side the rccciv
inG ship Anar",ts, under guard, where she
will await lin' Investigation into her case. The
Ies>cr" also brought tai, iwo rmntrabands,
picked ni along the river. The steamer went
dom again last evening a"d joined the ll,ti!ls.
The steamer Mnrnl Ertm"n arrived hi,
morning from Old Print. with SHELF inr the
Arsenal, ard several SAX $eunl"il from The
hlock:t;ng fitrt, Ia hr placed l., ,i". hnyal hos
pital. She reports all lu'ri 1T ~Fnrl."ss Mo-
roe and along he Potnmac. Com. S,r,n.i..m
had been superseded in rotnt:,..ni ri the
blockading 1eet at Hampton RoalS, b. Capt
Goldsborougl, who entered upon his duties I
day or two since.
The President has appointed Col. T.. D. Ba-
Eer, Of Oregon, now colonel Of the New York
First California Regiment, and acting Brisa.
dier General, I" he Major General Of Volnn-
tears.