The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-11-04


arrested were taken 10 the Central Police station
and dstaned there
The interference OF the military authorities
caused considerable excitement among the pers
prssent at vigorous danupcisilon of the Sc. al
nm outrage from two three. Those thus express.
ing taemsslves were also threatened with arrest.
bat were not knsly N heated The arrests VI ere
made by order OF Gen. Wool The military forca
preser belonged TO The i3.h Penusy IvanIa aud the
Pufneil (MArylsnd) Cavalry.
About midnight sorls Of the friands of ,hs par
ties arrested procured II baud of muse ard ss7e-
nsted ihem At the police station. when ono Of
tbem addressed thcso assembled from the window,
oenoupc ng Gen Wool il tho strongest terms.
The arrested cartiea IN the morning w ere notified
That they woaia 30 removed to Fort McHeHry.--
shortly after 10 O'Clock company Ct cavalry made
Its appearance at the station house when the p~s-
cners we're placed In two hseks Upon the appcS-
anee OF the prisoners In the street the crowd hch
had assembled lustiy oheered She prisoners. Che
cava!csGe WAS followed by the trtads OF the pris'
oneTs, and when nt 0el. Woola headquarters, on
Holiday street. the crowd groaned zen. Wool
From headquarters the crowd followed the prison.
and their escort t. the s.ea.ao. Balloon, I'D
al Light s;reei wharf
At th5 point the excitesaen. was intense, aot
less than three thousand persons beipg col
ioe,sd in tne vicinity. The cheering and srosn-
Ing inanits tAtions were repeated. AID ut enc time
/. was thought that collision wou!d have occurred
between the soldiers and ths friends OF tbs
1t ~ IA repo2ted that the object IN Placing TIE r-s-
orsrs on bca.d OF the steamer to evsde any a.
tempt AT a rp.eass upon vii: OF h1bsCs corpus -
The Ipster OF arrest has caUsed ths most ipt. uac
excitement IN the city.
Whilst tho b q was lying al tho wharf. Cover
nor Bradford mN4 his apoe arsnce, and I'm diate
IL rushed Oh ,afa, Ge ling 70 D3l, Rich,
one Of tie prisoners, who is enc 81 ;ia Gov rDJS
Ads. hs interview Cf shCrt Gucati L, but he
Governor, wLo Rrps area excited 70 "a II sh j. gr2
assured the eIt}eGsn in Guress that they should
very speedily be r9's assd. sho7.ly alter the Gov
ernor l. # tne beat, Msjor jones ordered the Cap
tnt H. Fl ~ hOgt lpi thn yyfryf and
proceeded down the river. In ~ sr IT, IN iuQui-
ry ~ TO tho destination of the prisonezs Il Jor
Jones replied ,hat he did not know
Gov. Bradford, imm sdiat5ly s!tsr leaving The
boat sent dspatch TO p.es.deni Lincoln inform
ing him OF the outrage, bu: u II e hour OF closing
this atatemo... "a oeiock) received 40 reply
There was considerable eLcitanieut manifested ait
night, large nun bsfs ot peope 6ssea bling on Bal
tinore stIeet, aud discussing the occurrences cf
the dag ia a very excited Tlanner. There was no
serious breach ui The peace, borrower, 10 no.i,e.
Gen. " oo!. o,cumpalias- IS g portion of bis
staff visited " Washington yesterday IL answer 10 g
BurDInons 20 testify coieru 10 tomnlssinu sp-
pointed 10 exalnlne in y "a surrender OF Harper &
Ferry. he returned TO IT, cry !sat night, sad
.iil leave sssin thi' II 2FD.ag. l. T=a ascertaned
thai he Lad had no co1li5r iS4tio with Inc Presi
dsnt IN rsiaIon 10 tLe above sGc sion. AID "a
nothing hsd been l0ns it'll ;As case by tho authori.
ties 81 Washington. He haI 81 interview with
General Ks!scS. bUt nothing OF I. 1aiInits nature
tranSpired. ETorts were bsing msds iu Washing.
ton TO obtain the rale SAG of tie rartieS aTTesieG,
but sc fer with tut succsas.
this sct OF the comm Aldsr Of this Depart tme Z.
il one CT tao nrsi high handed outreges we have
ever knowp-ano II chsEity we can on y suppose
that the u1iverRal feeling the part OF be citi.
zsns OF the State esa41ss the manner in which
things have been managed IL Liz Department,
psraddsd 70 iayes isat!o.s groHins out OF the
causes OF tie surrender OF I.arparS Ferry, aetiag
upon the l. hrIn;io4 Of extreme Old sgs, hpva Inn
paired tho mind of tie 6eneral-for surely taking
this 1snsa,:i2a III c3rnaAion with similar arrest
OF Tie Eev. Mr Esy, IF harrisburg VITO has bsol
brough: TO tbs city as military pIsener. fos re.
cent pub.icsti On III regard 10 ths treatment of ps
rolled prisoners &c, osunot have leea saGc .ioed
BY ths miEd OF L SINE MAI.
Tie Baltimore Zmsri an has tie following re.
marks upon tie TRANSACTION.
Gen. Woci's &ston in regard 70 tbs srreIts mais
La, il IL I'll derstood, bseu faiiy sustained by the
aathcIiiieS IS W.sshin tois, and frl aud eXpci.
investigation of the ma.ter si be ms3e IN the ap
pointed manner. and st tho proper time. Ia the
meantime Mai9r-GeI. Wool, As ccIuulaGGant CT The
Middle Department hes sxiTe.sea Ii Differentiation
not so suffer any one to vioiate III rules and refu
lattons governing this military dss artMeIt, under
whs.evsr guise tn uay; I'll in common 10.
speet the military auikrrty according 10 the late
proclamation g; the President. Es also expresses
determination to ,4is upon al clarges Groug III
ag inst his adnltpietfa,.0n OF tL5 iailtary DIP rt
msIt being 2isos "A IN oiiicisl manner, AID pro
Oeeded Ni:h b. court o inGG,ry, the Fresi0eEl
may determine. lie las 3rstaiEsd the civil s..hor
tes il the transaction of al Stzt9 and o.ty ~ i .
tons aad enforced ngpso, 10 Law and order "
those known 10 he 0! sugpet ed OF dieoy atty, ESQ
covs deems u necessary tn hold eecouu; a..lS
any st:ea y 10 llay ,.tts;nEt +. .ioiate the l,ei
regulating the EdDi ~ r.iiCn Of military afsirs IL
tie c-pa salsLt q! which he IS coG-,aG.idGn..
R.v Ci-rlas a Hsy, o. Harrisburg, IA male
the cAarss "a "laEiecoy against Sea. FOOL, ald
was ino1 ,aS,y erfoied a2t carried to Baltimore
whore, a.lar pub!i4hss card rs:ra,i;as it, lie wa
| released. Tho Baltimore Arasricaa sag:
n ~ in:ervlsw with Gen Wool on Monday, b.
assured as that the wounded prisoners brough; K
this city ere ulde- lie control OF the MEDICAL y:
rector that tie rebel officers who a:e 70 of.e,
ssen en- our sts1ata ai9 sent n.Fs from the Array
the Potomac Oh parole, and fles to go whe-e tbcy
| please bu. that he has compelled them whenever
hs hss been hble to fDd lEerh TO start at Cn2a fo
Fortress Monroe. We were a,so insured tina: tt host
parties who have beer arrested On charges Of dis
10y yalty and released By lin have Invariably bee,
required 10 tabs The cath of alasianee, thsr asser
| ti2s.s :" the ecD:fafy notY - ts-s.ing.
Ia tEie course o. onvot.ato1 freely stated /,
| g. a, Wool srth Of the complaints lasde againz
| his administration we had heard fr-1uenl. ii.
Elored through hs ely ot which La dec lret
| to be unfoundei lie siso declared that the ass I
tiopg oi 3ec5ssous.s, that he Lad granted t1em IA
vors tha. were denied 10 Union men ere false III,
loyal citizens have rc tavoTs 10 ask of him. and IL
fact that hia ohs2a Is t!i1nged with Escassor I
seeking favor hs says, il evidences tat one IL
hundred tha. are asksd are granted.
FEDERAL Accouhv ox THE FIGHT xr POGO
TaLIGC-A DEfIAT ACKNOWLEDGED, But TIL
CHJEcT OF TEE kECoshois5AkCE" GAINED.
The New York papers hara full pLr!iculars O
| the battle CT P3eJtsiiso. ?as Federal trocps r
gagged were portions OF ths t7th, 55ta and 76ll
Psnnsylv sna regiments; 81 and 4ih New Harro
shire; eth and 7th Cocrec:icu; 81 Rhode Island
lst Massachusetts Cavalry; Company L, U. s. Al
tijery 4o;h kew York Volunteers; Few Yori
Volunteer Engineers. aci section Of Lis1t Hen
rvs battery Of lst U G. Artillery. The troeps LEI
Hilton Head On the night OF tae 2lst, in n.ns gun
oosts and six trsusports, aid landed st Aseaey'
Point tho next morning The subssQusns event
are thus narrated by q correspondent o. the New
York 7txsss
The line ot march was taken up Soon after ten
the section OF Lieut. Eenrye battery being at IL,
head Of the o1lumn, with skirrnishers OF the 47ti
Fennsyl1anta regiment. Advancing slowly oye
su admirable rosd for seven lies, we failed, dur
Ing tbs mach, Of eEcouuteripg the enemy wht
lad prucent.y recoi,ej frc IN { meetiag until i
should take place beyond the range of our gan
boats, although the nature Of the ground ove
which we passed afforded many excellent posiiop
| for defence
The read alteEra.eI through dease wooss ana
through marshes, o1iy psssab!e over a marrow
causeway, save at cne or TWO points. Choosing
pOsition at the oppo lite end of this causaway The
enemy opened a furious IKE os she'll and canister
on our advancing column which wss promutiy m ..
by tho battery under Lieut. Henry lmusdistel,
tie order was given by &c Bfa0nsn for his br:
sade to for line OF battle the centre resting O.
the causewsy. After brisk Gre Of both nuskstr
and llary, the rebels .etirod to tbs nss wood.
In their Iear, tearing up tie ceEssway bridge
which delayed the advances OF our artillery until Il
could be repaired. Meanwhile the First brgads
o: essed on 10 the woods which they penetrated
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