The New York herald., 1862-10-30
The Balttmorc Arrests.
ARRESTS BY ORDER or MAJOR GENERAL w0<

The Baltimore Arrests.
ARRESTS BY ORDER OF MAJOR GENERAL WOOL.
| From the Baltimore Sun, Oct. 28
For several days past petition has beea circulated IN
this city for signatures making representations TO the
President in derogaton Of tho military capacity Of MAJOR
General John f. Wool Of the Eighth Army Corps, and
questng his removal Tho fact made known TO Go
Wool and he about procure Of the
petitions with the signatures aud suCceeded ia possess
lie determined at once TO put stop to which
only dsresp spectui but in insubordnaon 70 tho
| military authority. Tho following is copy OF tho mo
| mortal
and Of the Stale q Maryland themselves nearly
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res @ full sS'hSry @ az s y1s wS %
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sonro Of y' aud osnta an old oesr
and we DO not wish publicly for imbeoiy
total acs q aagmen. and dscreS in .hs
almost preclude. the hope Of oorrec,
sany brought 70 bear upon him. 70 te dctrimen OF fhc
We respectfully suggcss that President earnestly
slider the precarous position Of the loyal portion or this
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All times the rude things true though they be- which are
other point .he Interests
ed % him the retirement which his condition o. mind
| quires.
General Wool pronounces tho whole OF the ,mpu,atons
| false and grouudlcss and. having learned that
meetings held by the parties who instrumental
in the circulation Of the paper concluded 70 arrest them
He learned that the meetings held at Temperance
Tcmpo, Gay street, and detailed squad OF cavalry.
under command OF Mayor william r Jones. Military Pro-
Marshal arrest the principal partios Ono OF the
meetings place last night. and about half past eight
O'Clock Major Jones with his squad, entered the building
| and the whore tho meeting was held Thomas H.
Gardner, Clerk Of the Criminal court Thomas Sewa Jr.
Thomas Rich ono OF the aids OF Governor Bradford,
were conducted to the office Of Marshal Vannostrand
whore there was some delay. aztec which they werc
transferred 70 the central police station and confined suo
he been subject TO false representations TO which he
will no longer submit, but will promptly check oil such
proceedings
BAIrMoRz. Oct. 90. 1862.
The loyal citizens arrested Last night taken On
board the steamer Baltimore, which they proceeded
down the bay Seven Foot Knoll where they lay
anchor. At the wharf there much excitement The
city police, who at the boat recalled. but
| were forced 70 remain by q cavalry force.
Governor Bradford reached the before the de-
parure Of tho boat and permitted to have inter
view with Colonel Rich one OF the prisoners, who
aid the Governor. On returning from the wharf the
Governor Immediately teleg gphed n the President de
nouncing the arrest outrage and demanding
conditional release.
Judge Bond also adjourned the Criminal Court on ac.
OF tho OF tho Clerk Of the Court Sr ardi
ner aud declared inteion OF proceeding 70 Washing
ton 70 see the President. II,
=. Dr. Armitage and Peter Sauerwen q committee. ap.
pointed by the meeting Last night have justreturned
from Washington. They had interview with the Pre-
sdent who informed them that he had an order TO
the War Department for their release but up tho pre-
sent hour (ton O'Clock r. M) such order known
have received here. In the meantime Judge
and Bradford gone Washington
prisoners spending cold night the steamboat IN
the bay.
There is much excitemen, and iodigna.on exhibited
here on the subject.
The Arrest OF Row. G. A. Hay.
HARRISBURG, Oct. 20, 1882.
Row c. A. Hay whose arrest by General Wool. noticed
todays papers, had hearing baltimore before
officer and discharged. He returned home night
His will be made the SUBJECT OF investigation.
Arrival Of the Twenty-hrst n1aiae Ecgi-
ment.
The above regiment arrived Jersey City yesterday
morning. and Immediately despatched for Wishing
ton butt its arrival al New Brunswick. rooailcd
and sent to Fort Schuyler, in this harbor The Twenty
first number nine hundred mon.
The Draft.
EXTENSION or TINE FOR HEARING ExEMPrs FROM
THE DRAFT.
GKSExAL oRpsRs-so. Z.
STATE NEW YoRx.)
JuDGE ADVOCATE GENERALS DEPARTMENT.
NEW YORK, Oc. %, 1862.
In order all persons entitled exemption from
military duty may have opportunity TO present thc,r
claims before the Commissioners OF their respective
wards the time for hearing and deciding such claims in
the cities OF New York and Brooklyn is hereby extended
der or WIN. HENRY ANTHUN.
udsc Advocate Gcnora Chief Commissioned Of Drafting
Corcoran Legion-Twenty Dollars Extra
6Ounsy.
An appeal for aid 70 Immediately OIL up the command
OF General Oorcoran being made. and acommtee.
n addition TO those who have already been appointed
tho field II would be well for tho public to
mcdatcly forward aud subscribc to this fund.
1hs tho first appeal which hns becn madc order
quicsiyh up the ranks Of this splondid corps 10 low
days Colonel Burkes regiment expects 70 move This
regiment has its recruiting headquarters a No. II Centre
csyv oom%sna also nosyy full esnsn Charles
Rogers recruiting In the Park for the regiment The
following has just been issucd from headquarters
tjou 10 the matter or aid
AKApouARrKas. CoscoRASs IRnu Isuaox,
cAxr scolr, Staten ISLAND, Oct ~, 1862.
The following gcutenen In addition 70 those already
designated hereby appointed committee 70 rccofvc
subscriptions, To encourage eustmens IN The New York
them for the ied immediately -Colonc Jnmes C. burke
Ono Hundred and S,xtyfourth regment, No. II Centre
~, Tsom.s .ea y, N rcv,mena corcoran as,on An,
drew Carrgan, ESQ., John Kerr, hsQ.. James D. Nioho'
& w1,s e as oo1sSy @
n. Kirker. MICHAEL CoRc0RAN, Brigad,er General.
Condo mnation or Nine Prize Vessels and
Cargoes.
UNITED STATES DISTRICT sOURr.
Before Hon. Judge Belts.
Ocr 2s-TAe United States vs The schooner Erirda and
cdrooDeorce condemnation OF vessel and cargro
the grounds.-1. There bona fdc neutral owner.
ship OF the vessel In the claimant Aymsr 3 Intont to
violate blockade Of the pert Of New Orleans 3.
large part OF cargo being conraband Of and laden
On the with knowledge OF her and olhr
rreighters the voyage being Illicit one and destined
,or the Confederate States.
The Up0ed States p, u, schooner Wm. Norfhrrp AMI