, 1863-06-04

CABt0n.
Lctevery loya1 man be present.
D.V. BELL, President.
IN. Dnraco11, 6ee'y.
The ChIcaGo Times Establishment
Taken Possession Of by the Military
Acknowledgements OF Its Friends
In the Evening.
At four o'clock yesterday morning, two
companies Of soldiers from Camp Douglas,
under command Of Capt. Mcdonald, took
possession Of the Chicago Times office, stop
ped The press, destroyed large number OF
papers and placed guard oyer the establish
mcnt. About 5000 newspapers had been
printed when the soldiers took possession
The following is from the Times Of this morn
ing:
onyceterday morning, At abont II o'clock, we
received the following telegraphic dispatch:
s.Dx TE1EGRAPH FROM EaApuC*HrERs,
C1HcH KATI, June 2
aou archer are hereby " notified taat have & issusa an
which order will be Publis,ed in the morning pa
pets Of this city today tTuesday mornf1s) fon
VIII please govern !auise55 npse1nz asseZ IT. Gen.
was served upon us BY amiitary officer from Camp
Donelas.;;n Inv n1rr,1cn.ru rnox srn,so,r,n,
"CH1cAGo, June :.
s.To Capt. James s. Putnam, Camp Douglas:
You will enforce the following order Of Mhj.
q "CMcussAr1, June 9.
*'G1x. AxnES-I hare issued an order Suppress
publications of It are made, and. il necessary you
{siened) 4. Z. BrnssInE, Maj. Gen"
At about 1a O'clock p. m., the following order
5is1ic ceaii. for tic SeIhesn District q 1inois,
was served upon the military officer who had been
3s 9sa saee Ses eos
"S. "a e.: is y Z GxsnsiS ,fS s"@ 1a a.ez,as % ess
james S. PafaCn.
WHEnEAs, An application has been made to nc
By bill the equity side Of this Court to restrain
Ing into effect al order Of asjor Gen. 4 E. Burn
side, dated June I'd, 1858. purportsng to be made
By him Us an officer acting under the authority Of
paper cailcd THE ca1c1oo TiHEs, and " '@@''@
WHEREAS, The application has been made at 50
late hour that it cannot be ulAde before tomor-
TOW NOW, therefore, the above named 1efeudAnts.
and particularly the eaid Gen. Ammen and Jas. S.
Putnam. are hereby directed and enjoincd to take
no e1eps OF measures to cArTy into effect the eatd
nntil tie application can be heard in open court
Tomorrow and they are hereby cnjoinod not to
THOMAS Dnunxoxp, g. s. Judge,
CHICAGO, June 2, 1865
At three O'Clock yesterday morning, the
mounted Tidettes, who had been thrown out
for picket duty, galloped up to the Times Of
Rceand gaye Intelligence that two companies
Of the G5th Illinois infantry, under command
Of Capt. McDonald, had just been dispatched
by Capt Putnam, commandant Of Caml
Douglas, to take possession of the office ant
suppress the publication Of the paper. Th'
forms were Immediately put to press, AMI
when the soldiers reacheds the Office, abou
5000 papers had been printed and distributed
4 few hundred, which we're in the press-room
were seized By the soldiers and destroyed. 1
guard was stationed In and about the build
ing, and the companies marched back tt
camp.
An application was made yesterday morn
ing, before Judge Drummond, of the United
States Circuit Court, for an Injunction, re
straaning the military authorities from farthe
impeding the publication Of the TIMES
Judge Drummond refused to take the matte,
up, upon fthe ground that the defendant
Capt. Putnam, commandant Of Camp Doug
las, had not been notified. At the sucges
ton Of Hon. s. A. Goodwin, acting Ua1tet
at~ben u1st1tct -a1lor11ry, ouos~ De,se, liz
Supreme Court, nov in session in Springfield
has been telegraphed to come here and 81
with Judge Drummond, when the case come
up, which will probably be to dar.
During the day handbills were circulated
calling for meeting in front Of the Tins
Office at 6'o'clock in the evening. 4 1arg
crowd gathered at that hour aud adjourned t.