The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-05-29

u uears that he ubolltiuG GdElnte- Ut
Washington Gnt more difficulty III dealing
with the negro question than they antici.
patel = correspondent of the Baltimore
sun writing on ne Esd VI May, kiyas the toll
iowiux account " I'll affair which tDOK place
a. Tie Federal capital Oh The previous svsn-
ing
the anomalous state .! things here a. tbia
time, IL connection with che institu ton Of
slavery, gives Tisb - nsW AID uGeXptC ted
incideat IS fiom Gay to day, which are not Only
pefriskins; DOT nay necome, III degree dan
kero,.e. just diaCreetuess and J wise for
beui Ai.-e aro TO ts hoped for. however, ia the
premises since the difficulty mcntione! yes.
Isfi6y, .sbti Ing &c b Ne n YORK regimen, III
Resisting The .isii police III in1 recis alton q,
fugitive slaves f.om among Them Oh wits
issued under ihs Law. He have n.si aGntuaf
epis"de-a military guard soinx Ia'' wight.
ny order III Gen. W adsWOctE, the Iii tary
Governor. to ins jail ~ taFs away Niore.:
gin belonging 10 Mis-. Aiinott. -! Prince
Georges co0nty. Haryi land. ana because
OF the illur Mr. Is. Eli bnrnj declining to
denver Ier up, placing him and the Dspaty
MaSshal car. Fhiltits) under 4 military Ar
rest, and taken possession or tne Keys 0T the
prison a,iA the if!son itself Thisas two on
Gals WoIr taken 10 tie guard DUDE, while
Messrs ,sepI +! Hra dley ana James III
Uariisie, bath II orainant ii sn ;,ers CT the bar,
tIis first council ior the claimant c! ne slave.
who IL the III ssntitia Wenr to the jail il their
official capacity, were hs!u within its walls
as prisoners aisa. n. 4 late hour G! the night,
however, tns u. 8 n'aIshsl oE the District
Col i:anion. having duly sumG,oped the 20
lice. W3nt with Police Superintendent Webb
AMI Sergeant GforiE 10 tho jail, GRO IN turn
placosi under arrest sns Military Sergeant and
sentry who sd .;een left 10 Gn3rgs, releasing
slex.Fs Bradley and Carlisle. Uaeiul this
mcIninx lbs ssreernt OF ths Military d0ard
was RELEASED bp ths Marshal and Deputy
Marshal Phillips. and TAILOR MitOurE, II WAS
expected, would be dismissed from the guard
house. Tue Tih.5h Il s.Taf!s him self OF the
carries: oDuoft unilG u consul. the President
OF tlG sabjsu.
the Washington Ssa,, OF the 23d. :.as all hv.
cnuut of The tistur baIcs. which concludes IA
follows
he M III shall ia aha IL lin posslUis - SEQ me
President, who Was understood 70 De absent
from .nr ExsCutiNe iuansi0n Engaged with
the Secretary or Var in the transaction OF
business II - great pa blic importance as that
he had SONS hours beIOIs given directions In.
vuiSinS a decioaslon to SEQ auy ons On any
business whatever last d Eht add t0-ddy.--
Tns Marcia, then repaired to the Attorney
General, with whom re consulted freely rs
to nis pasn Or duty IL the premises. Subse-
uusntiy lac returneu 10 the Jail and arrested
he military guard ny virtue OF his civil Gu.
tnority, disc rmed item. nno piac cd them I'M
DEF LOCK umd Reg }. id uariisls, Esq acting
as his possa .omitdtus armed with tAe revolver
ar i 81 BE CT the o.sa mel sergeant.
THUS the matter stanjs at noon tn day.
Deputy Mafehal Phillips and J III !or Milburn
are nsld as prisoners ny ths provost guard In
their prison.
The I'm brosi iu 10 Is solved un ill the
President n,.d time 70 dispose .: (which
niay be twenty four hcafsyet.
W. near that tle military Governors ordsr
to take tb c woman from the lawful custody
CT the I'm tea States Marshal was predicated
upon testimony impuEninG the loyalty Of tbs
claimant
We isarn Jy ii dispatch from Washing ton
iatsI than the foregoing. That all Nho were
arrested by either sida were released. III.
disratci, add--.' MARSHAL i.smoA and Military
Governor Wndswofth had u long intasviex
relative ~ sac ,nf1ict CT jatisdiction between
thsn~-,hs former claiming TIE right " exsr-
else aii hts eivi; functions i'll the absence OF
III, dseie ration III martial Law 'ins question
at issue will havs 10 b. settled by the Execu.
tive The suti Aas occa.lolied general
Comment and suiae cxeissnisnt.'
The New Yers Haatd. 0f May s4,L, gives
Cen. Wadsworth The following compliment
Iary HGdce in eonArc tim with tns affair
Ii another cGinnn we publish 1t taies rA phic
dispatch from which tt will be seen tnat IA.
der the leadership OF General w ellsworth n
dlsgrecsfui military al t--oven to the break-
ing OF III and the rescue OF n psis jner-has
taken place IN .he city OF Wa.hlnl ton, the
capital OF the nation In the very presence
Of the .ssen III bvG Congress the ID Jesty OF the
law has bsan insulted aud the dignity OF the
republic act at nauRl by orders ~ dsneral
WadsWorth, who, bee use ne wei r. epauists,
imagines' hs may play the despCt and do what
he y eases with impuDity.
1t II very clear that WsdsWOrth IL CON
plstely IN The Wron s, and No would navs been
fhf battsr employed IL helping General Nc
Olel!dn u whip the el4emy at Richmond, in.
san OF creating riots Ill Washington ana
helping to defraud he loyal citizens Of a.ary-
land Ok their property. tits in naioLt II sur
laws, aud indeed VI the laws Ut iii hee | ~n-
tries. thas tbs oivil power IL supreme over
the lii ii'ery, unless where martial ta~ II
Proclaimed 1y he Ct.isf 2Lsis rate Even =
MAJ tiai is~ dlI east g.. ths .,io tho Dis.
frfct 81 Ooi AN bia, tho fst VI Gensr..i " ads
worth Souid ha.e bsan Il riotous pItcsS liN :,
II Oh he sisd outrage; for mari law only
suspsA.e The civil law so fur as Is usoesaary
to the safety OF the army and the success Of
military opsrati AID can only b. employed
tor the arrest Of dangerous aud suspicious
persons within the lines OF the army. There
are 20 military operations going ON Ut VIZ al.
lngtcu, Aad the acts perpstrasad by oydsr OF
9easrai Wadswortb might have hssn done
Wiih the same legality Ia tbs city af New
Yor8
AINooLS ssSOBiATEs soSras's shAsur Arios
as isss ihr.a ~ iess publish tke following
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