The Goodhue volunteer. [volume] (Red Wing, Goodhue County, Minn.) 1861-1864, 1863-05-13
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CINCINNATI, MAY 5

ders OF Gen. Burnside, counseling resistance.
Last evening Gen. Burnside dispatched
special train to Dayton, with a company OF
soldiers to arrest Vallandigh,m. The train
left at midnight, and reached Dayton It
o'clock in the morning The party proceed
ed to his house and sought admittance, which
was denied. They broke in the outside
door, when Vallandigham appeared al an
upper window and asked their busin .ss.-
About this time gun was fired from ono
Of his upper side windows, which, it seems,
was the signal agreed upon for an alarm. 1t
was followed by ting'ing Of the fire bells.
TO arouse and assemble his friends: but the
latter did hot respond in force ~ the call.
Va|landigham was Immediately escorted
to the depot, and was brought here, arriving
in this city at 6 A. n. He was conveyed TO
the military prison. on Columbia street, and
a strong guard placed at the building. He
has been closely confined all day. and al
though some Of his friends called and sought
an interview, admission was declined. The
regular trains from Dayton brought down a
number Of his friends to day. but finding he
could not be seen. they have ret turned home
Severa, prominen, Union citizens of Day
ton, fearing trouble there this evening, came
down to day and called on Gen. Burnside
for assistance.
A SPECIAL train with soldiers was sent up
at O'Clock this afternoon, and more are
ready to 60 as soon as it is necessary.
Vallan6 CHAM it is understood will I've tried
by court martial to morrow The Mount
; Vernon speech will not he the only charge
against him.
| His arrest has given great satisfaction here
to the mass Of our citizens, and IN. Course
OF Gen. Burnside il universally approved,
while the few who sympa.h'ze with him
have lost all courage and appear very much
detected.
May 1.-THE Court martini Of VaIlandig-
ham sat all day, and concluded it's labors
at O'Clock this eveni' &. Two Captains OF
the ll5th Ohio who were sent to NJ. Yer.
non 70 report VaIIandigllam speech were
examined for the prosecution and Hon Mr.
Cox for the accused. Mr. VaIIandiehan,
read b'ie' protest, denying the authority
Of Il court martial to try !,,nn, and holding
that he was answer be only t" the jud'c:al
tribunals This was closed for aeiiberation
aud after three ho'rs discussion they agreed
upon their decision, which was submitted t,
Gen. Burnside TO night for his approval.
The result will not he known until it is
published in q general order, which will
probably I've to morrow. Tho city pale, s
here have been in>truc' Ell not to publish the
testimony, or aIiude to the trial until the
verdict is announced.
HEADQUARTERS ARMY or THE roroxAc.
April 80:
The 18th, 11th, and 18th corps are in pos
session Of Charlottesville. 10 miles west o.
Fredericksburg. The 18th corps, General
Howard was the first to cross At Kelly s
Ford; followed by the 18th, under Gen, Slo
cum. After crossing, these corps moved in
advance, preceded by the 9th New York
Cavalry and I'd Mass Infantry. As skirm
ishers. At Crooked Run. SINAI: stream,
about three miles beyond the Rappahannock
VIC encountred the enemy, drove him before
IN and captured number OF prisoners with
out damage to Us.
! Our column then moved rapidly on until
it approached the Rapiian. and when with
in mile Of it, our men were fred upo.
from rifle pits. Becoming intimida,ed BY
our near approach, they fed. and were charg
cd on BY US, when = sharp skirmish snsucd
at Germania Mills, where 4 bridge was IN
process Of erection by the rebels, with view
to an aggressive movement. After the lapse
Of about fifteen minutes. the enemy, con:
sisting Of lis. then SURRENDERED, with one
man killed and several wounded. Our loss
was one killed
i Byten O'Clock the 14:h Corps had crossed
the river, and was encamped The 1th
followed and this morning started on the
march to Charlottesville. On approaching
the wilderness. about five miles on the Way
Gen. Slocudi's column was fired upon by
artillery, which resulted harmlv ssly. {,
did not check our advance. ~
| About half an hour Afterwards, on ha1t.
ling to rest, messeng.r reached Us from
Gen. Mead, informing Gen. Slocum that ne
had occupied Chancel'orville. and was wait
ing for him to form = junction The o-de,
was gwen to advance on the receipt Of ,his
cheering intelligence, not long .herward.-
H The General and staff entered the place
i which consists Of one large brick house. &C
|cupied by I lady By the name Of Chancs,
ior, and kept ~ a tavern. Two rebel brig
). AIDES had been there the night previous, aud
ian attempt bad been made to throw u.
|earthworks. but our sudden appearance
caused them to evacnate. We move upon
Fredercksbary 70 morrow. es~ -=zs@ ~a
/ - <z@5 CaAxcELLoxvILLI,N May l.
Yesterday . eongraeul.tory orter ~,
Iread to the troops The asSpieious opening
Iof The: campaiSn has electrified them.
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