The New York herald., 1863-10-12

Respectluliy, NC.
oorLAHp's REPORT or ARREST or MEMBERS or
MARYLAND tye:saagybsJs1sEr,. J ssc. L; 4 1851,
To Major General BANKS. narLestown
siR--I have icst tclcgrnpDei 10 Grrers Dix that
have seied ssv en members a. tso IL "a OF avery olor
Character and from officers, clerks &C VINO are intense
Is bitter and sad have Daea yG;y FORWARD ahd -
have kept some OF tho we,ker men up 70 tho work.
Several made al violent or resisting Iersons,
whom shalt lot 20 AFTER the others are gone shall
send four at least 10 General Xix NJ Baltimore who
very bad have advised Colonel Roger to send
TO toshpsburg Landing 10 seize avo hundred sacks Of SAT-
which waiting for the Southerners TO come and take
them. They have tried twice to DO It. we nave also
heard OF some which the Colonel will look up
There is very bitter man here Mr. Sim, who Is cur
renty reported by General shrver and others 10 be
the medium OF communication with the southern con
federncy. The names OF the members are-B 5. sal
mon X C. McCubbin, II. Carbon. G j. Durani Thomas
1ett Andrew Kessler and Rcrnard Mills. We Shall
gct Lswrencs jones' Ths officers OF legislature
J. Brewer CHER Clerk Senate: Thomas moore. eading
do q s Hos oass
Edward Houscr ctzea Riley ivery bad. priper TO the
House; John Hogan (very bad) citizen Joseph Ekins.
headquarters this afternoon Tho arrests were noary
ali seized by tho policemen. am yours respectfully,
= X. NORRIS COPELAND, AID dc-Camp.
Mr.. McCubbin Is a person whom should recommend
you aot at largo II nc takes tho OATH which have no
doubt be will 1ic Is brother nlaw 70 General Hammond,
aud greatly tr ubed by his arrest General Shri.
has been very active Zoe as aud vory eanest tha
should let him COON th &c terms. H you eau 90 II, VII
be we'll 10 e egraph Annapolis 70 have tho oath tender
Cd and release him. shouid do under my instructions
only that Col Rnser s, thinks he has no authority 'o"
CorELANDs REPORT THAT rHE PRisoNnns LEFT
FaEpERlcK--l6TH sxPT.
United States Military Telegraph. Received septem-
Der II, 1891.
From Frederick.
To Major General NJ p. BANs:-
The rdtions hdue 0ors H. H. CVrtLAND
LRrTYR OF INTRODUCTION or GENERAL HAMMOND 70
oFNERAL DIX, RHooMMEKDNa RELEASE OF McUB-
BIN. MEnBER IRON ANNE A, UPON TAKING THE
FxprR,cx, Nd, Sept. 1S, 1861.
To Eajor General DIX, Coumnndng Fort Mcienry, Md
SlR-The member from Annapolis City, Mr. hcCuobin,
has many qualifications which recommend him TO you
apcrson 70 DO released on his taxing tho oath.
I have communicated the facts TO Major General
BsnEs aud urged him telegraph " Annapolis tat
he may be released on taking the oath will ccinntn
cate further in my report will you attend TO tbs acrr
r. r. MORRIS COPELAND, A. A. A., to Maj Con Basks
The bearer Of this communication, General iiawmonds
Is wOl known as truc TO the government. NJ,
MAJOR GENERAL MCMILLAN CONCERNING PRISONERS
FOR STEAMER AT ANNAP0LIs. ANSWERED. A. NJ,
UNITED srarxs MILITARY TuEanArn, =.
REfEIvxD FE0a WASHINGTON, Sep*. ~, 1851 J -'-
Have rou anu more Of o,r friends send from Frederick
to Anuapol;ss Please al once. wish 10 KNOW on
. - y - Major General MCCLELLAN.
corr OF REPORT TO GOVERNOR SEWARD, ON ARREST
OF MEMBERS or rJ.EGIsLArURE-sEPr. ~ "-
HEApoyAsrElss, CAMP NEAR DARNssIows,l
Mai Gen MCIEIIAS Commanding Army Of Poomac:-
Hon. W. II. SHwARD, Secretary OF state:- r
Sn-I have TIE order TO report in obedience to the
orders Of the Secretary OF War and the General
ing the Army OF the Potomac transmitted to me ny letter
Of the 12th inst that a the members OF the Maryland
Legislature assembled at Frederick CITY on ting ilin inst
ksorn Suspected TO 10 dslosa in 1eir 'edt' 70 sns
was attended chiefly by Union men, and alter rsd
examination bu nine secession 'nemIers wre lo'd ~ ns
y These arrested with Clerk OF tho senate ana
Annapolis according to my orders on the lSth n
santundcr guard aud safely iods si On board govern
mont steamer n waiting for them OF ineir destination ,
thence had direction The naineS Of the parties thus
arrested a,d d.spcpcd OF were US follows. VIZ
p. F Salmon, Frederick. Cl'rko j. Durant, 81. harys
{ II 0ordon, Aieehany co. Audrew Kcssier Jr., Fre-
Lawrence I.nes. Talbot co: der OK ..,., r..k 5
Bernard Mis, Carroll CO. - j. N Brewer, cniet eteTk
n C. McCubbin, Annapolis. the Seulte 's
Thomas Claggstt Frederick.
No meeting OF the Senate ocsfred oas tnrec sens.oSs
nate cac<s c Scnac. ne ohisf Clark ord Prime, q
he Hosse and TWO i'tscns Wrs al.o drrsasd oys
poI,supon taking the oath Of allegiance. Milton Kidd,
Clerk OF the House, s last st.gcs OF consanpiou
upon s n'' taxing % tho oath and making solemn Dc,
c.aration TO act fhrtter with the Legts'aturo
S any a sAo q Ss
members Of tho legislature present the ssms par
Ties desired the reieass Of g ncc.Soin O. AOn.po,s
or Of the steamer that might 30 left at Annapolis un
der sufficient gpsr4 until the orders OF the governments
tX Hgsf, Third wisoonsia regiment my aid De camp,
and dcschpsnt Of pslioc rendered en,csnt AID sun
SS Sossa % he Ss'isss Seist ss. Se
mcpbass &culd have been large had not tho arrests O
soe q the leaders been made At Btimore % Saturday
aud Monday, before the day Of meeting
frcfrss The attempt at Frederick was not more sue
cessIul. -. .ssr 81. -
COL. nuefn's REPORT ON ARREST AND DELIvEnv
or NINE PRISONERS OF THE MARYLAND LR0IsLA.
TURE ON BoAgD GOVERNMENT STEAMER AT AN
TAPoLIs. >, ~,---- -
-~fse FRspuicx Cirv, Nd, ssss. 20. lsaI
Major General BANKs- -
sRI have The h9pr 70 report that the escort sent 10
Annapolis with ber erIeisd hero returned Ia safety
Les. eyeplnl. The Drlsoboise-
n E sIlmon, member Of Tue HoIsd.
R. C McCubbn, member Of IN, Housc.
J. H. Gordon, member OF the House,
c. j. Durant, member of tho House,
Andrew Kesslcr, member OF the House.
N H. Miller, member OF The House.
Thomas Ciaggctt, member Of tbe House,
Bernard Mills. mepabor OF the House,
Lawrence Jones' member q the House,
]. N. Brewer, Gle K OF tho Senate.
were safely delivered board the steamer Baltimore 10
waiting receive the prissners. Captain f1osd and
Lieutenant Portram In charge OF the report that
everything conneciod With The transit and celiyery Of
tho prisoners passed. OF In suitable manner Yours
specially, TIi0S II. RtGtR.