St. Mary's gazette., 1863-12-03

q THE MILITARY ELEcsrlOS Iy
MARYLAND
WI ia-iay csus;rae .,ss AcssauAfs IS shs
Iose nilifAry <l-ctisa h~ht In Msrylxni
er shs ssspisrs " M.jsr Gsn. Sch~nsk
derived frnsn sur contemporaries IT the
Ixssr n hat stase. The ,tat~nscnss ~.
(peluce snder this head relate. twill -
-. - the tras.-asAieas 81 ,hss ssldiery n
9pesset ecunty and consaiis.fe recerl
~ nr.gsl sntertcreuiss and Miiilary nsurra
- ~hirh. eas be resd only wish mingled
iziaknasinn an.l shame BY essry Lryal citi-
oen of shs United 6sstss, Mnel, a. ws
h.pe founi Ia c~nsurs in she rule NJ dats
prescribed % himself by 6i-nersl Schenck
Il this matter. We chssrsully 10 him the
Justice - pre.ums. Whatever he ,asy siill
think ~ the .srsI~rS' th.nts~ly%-. thar the
s..s,aer IN which bin .sra..rs' were cxrcuf-
~ ~ the sEe.ss purporsirg to 49, nndrr
his authority in various rar,sof Maryland
nsasx Be- - s,dioas in his eyes IN il 10 10 the
|eJss Ut his leya! and ihnughafal country
mesl. and We are sure be will recognize in
|thess srnss abuses tie da,.g4rs which ~ill
Inevitably spring frpm the Illegal preesai-
names Of uh,. military ever the civil power
h~Weves sueh IN assnmreicss may some
tipss snem to,be justified by an unsouad
pesifiras casuis,ry.
[by<,papl~are of tte W Y. TrsbMne.
IlAkrsG t)fSsArrex or GllaxsaLLas Ar
IA 1Iy !. N . -~s.u. m.
I'D DIR. ETC About ,nldaisLt lasi nighs
the '.iang roll was sounded in this city.
the 6rst time IN several months The
Twenty 6rsi Regiment CONNECTICUT Volus
tcers. were on the alert. and marched i'm
m.dia,rly tsward Princess Anne Coun-
IT, The cause Ut the alarm proved to BIZ
. descent Of guerrillss apsn the contra
band farm. about six niles from this city
The raid was timex pecsrd and perfectly
successful. snuch to the chsgrin OF the pso-
pie hereabous. Upon reaching tie farm i;
was fuund that upward If me hundred
negroes had been run "f by these daring
maraudere. and it IL probable that they
are beyond pursuit. The Union soldiers
made scout Of considerable exren, ,hrnngh
:he country. but failing ta cn.ne up with
the gusrrii!as returned TO ca,up this after
noon. This act exhibits q good deal OF
daring on the par, Of the rangers. and
gives IN the idea tina: they sre growing un-
comfortably b"ld Since rhe war there ha.
NO. been such an act os outrage perp-tra,-
ed ucar this city.
ARRESTS IS 4.xsH .iaISDzL CouarY -
The following prominent eitixens OF Anne
Arundel county were arrested NJ Anuap-
oils. ou the 23i instant. The Bal.i.uors
Ssa of the Gath says:
The charges against them are dislsyal.
II and refusing to take the oath Of allie.
glance on the late election day in the State
Wig; Alb uf November. The foIiowiu.
arc their names FIX Governor Thoma'
@. Pratt. Colsnci JOSEPH, ii Nicholson
Nicholas Green, clerk Of Anne Arundel
County Circait Court; Jas. K.vY. State
Ass.rsey for the same county; Mr.. Miller
late reporter Of the Maryland Court d
Appeals; Robert W. Tate. Bsnja,uin Wat.
kins. William Tell claude. w. u. Me
Farlin. IT, W. pavall. Edwin Boyle. B
I.oague. DIR. ). =. Owens. james 4. Tate
and d. Claude Handy. Thomas Fran.
kiln. formerly States Senator from Aun'
Arundel. Was sleo srrt stcd. bat owing Il
his age. was permitted TO semain 10 ANnap.
oils under eusrd. II vas aIso stated thai
| the members of the grsnd jury for Anne
Arundel county .d been arrested and
would be brought to this city under guarj
to-day.
WAsnisGros's BATTLES ---tiencral
Wa,hingtou's first battle wac ut Trenton
December IS. l776. which he won. hi,
second at Princeton. January 2. l777
which he likewise won; bis third WAS al
ndywin". September IL. lit. in
which he sss defeated BY General Howe
| his fourth was at Germantown. October
l777. where he was also defeated by How;
after desperate engagement. bis fifth Wa.
At Monmouth. June Is. l778. in which b.
was victorious. and the sigh aud closing
battle Of the Revolution vas f'ught a
Yorktown. Oct"bcr 10, 1881, 10 which b,
came off victorious by capturing Genera
CORVALLIS. with oil bis army, numbering
!. 500 mcu. In stunning up We 6nd that
nc was vic.ori0s. 10 four battles and de.
feated in two. In the two battles in which
be was defeated. General Howe command
cd the British. and Washing,an'a troop,
were very inferior in number 10 those u
the British sonmanisr.
PlTRIoric FAMILY - A mongs The NORTH
Cs-oiinians taken prisoners m the hattie o.
Chickamauga. was Col. j j. Scales. /.
bold, dashing and fearless young man. whc
Is brother Of Brigadier. General A 81
Scales. of General Lees army. Their
father. DR.. Robert Scales. Of Tockinghan,
virgiaia. had sir sons in she army. II
volunteers. ore If whom. gallant and
heroic boz. Cell bcssre Richmsnd. nobIy
barring bio bosom To the storm II shot and
she'll. General Scales il ors Of the mos
gallant officers 10 the army. and has beer
wounded several si.n.s. -Rickasoad Whig
EscArs on Joux MnRaAs AND OrHEns
John Morgan. the noted guerrilla. and
SIX Of his of6c-rs-Cspaains Bennett Tay.
. E1N q /. y 4.