Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1862-06-03
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usual al the departments. No militia has been
called out, and therc has been no sign. Tor ap-
prchoosion. The news from Gen. Banks and
from the other commanders in Virginia Indicate
a speedy restoration Of Union authority 10 the
district surprised by jackson WIKI Jus exc
cepuOn 81 TIE arrangement 81 passenger travel
on the railroads and tclagram- from Northern
cities there is not the slightest Indication of
fear or trouble Washington is as safe rom
INVASION as Boston
WAuAGroN. May 70 Among ,he visitors
to West POINT, appointed by the President are
Samuel Upton Of New Hampshire and PnhIp
Bartlett OF Vermont.
Specidi 10 tbe Boston Journal.
WAsuINGroS, May 81 to-day n debate IN
the House Of Representatives in Congress. Mr.
Dawes Of Mass yndicatcd Gov Andrew
from certain attacks hY Mr.. Noorhies oi Ind.
and Wadsworth OF Ky
lie had toe Governors letter to Sscretarv
Stanton, and his proclamation Of Sunday even
lng read by the Cicre, chdiauged any mau to
show therein any qualifications condition 81 tie
Governor loyalty asserted that there was DO
more noble or patriotic man then John A. An
drew. no man who, as Governor Of State, had
done more to uphold and strengthen ,he Gov
eminent
All quiet along the Potomac
Half past 10 O'Clock, Tuesday evening
The evening is delightful There is great
crowd at Wizards where Gen. ogel has beer
seranaded, aud where he made a tine speech
Other speakers made statements concerning
the position OF the Union forces in Virginia
we'll calculated To dispel alarm had any existed
(Slgued) PERLEY.
Washington, May -. The public viii per.
haps ind out soon enough from the disposition
Of forces made here that there is Dot. ana has
mol been any such alarm concerning this city OF
its vicinity, as has been elsewhere imagined. and
that the regiments called for are To be- used
properly in view of successful operations by the
grand armies IA the field, and to give them pe,-
feet efficiency.
Gen. Sigel was seranaded to night There
was an immense crown and much enthusiasm.
The General made snort speech
No adyices from Gen. Ilaileck have been re-
ceiyed to-day az the War Department. There
is nothing further from Gen Banks.
New loRS, May p. A specia! dispatch from
Washington to the Post says Gen. sIsel has ar
rived, ana hld warm reception from the Pres
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given him vita ten. Mcdowell
BALTIMORE, MAY 2S. Last SATURDAY. Pro-
yost Marshal McEales, by order OF Gen. DIX.
proceeded to Maryland TO arrest judge Car.
mieh~l and prosecuting attorney Powell, or
charge Of treason. He was informed that the
attempt would be resisted oy 100 armed men.
The excitement was Intense on Monday, and
threats OF violence were repeated The Marshal
,elegraphed to Gen Dix, who sent l25 of the
% Delaware Regiment to proceed to the scene.
Before they entered the town the Marshal had
entered the Court and told the Judge he must
consider himself under arrest The ,Iugde
demanded his authority. The Marshal replied.
+" that OF the United States" The Judge said
he did not recognize that authority uuder the
circumstances.
One of the officers assembled the steps to make
the arrest when he Judge resisted aad kicked
him. The officer drew u revolver, and struck the
judge on the head inhictiug slight wound.
Other officers arrested Powell and two other
citizens named McKnab and Perscault Ii was
all done In n few moments There was the
greatest excitement IN the court room.
The military soon appeared outside and after
short delay the PRISONERS We're marched to
the steamer and brought to Fort McHenry
BALTIMORE, May -. Private adyices from
Martlsburgh represent ouly u few rebel scouts
were in that town, and soon retired doing, no
damage. The indications are that tie enemy
is retreating to Winchester.
NV York, May q. Mrs. PHILIPPE, wlie of
jesse PHILIPPE who was killed at the battle of
WILLIAMSBURG committed suecide with audnum
Monday night, first killing her child five years
old.