Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-06-19

| A Salt Lake correspondent Of the Ner York
! Times writes et tbs foilowiny ez.Tslrdira-v case
/ 5I Mormouism and persistence in it A Mrs.
Agnes Fscz was : Miss Arui5 Lowry, and Aor
m0lseT Mrs. GcMiilsn. This mother employ
I sd s'L msn TO bring ber home fron her Mormon
husband, as daughter under aye.
o. Friday the six aiders and a5sttsrs Of Mr5
Mcmillan, the mother, weIs sIsminad befors q
nili ary court Of inquiry, st Camp Douglss,
consisii2g Of Colouel Ellis, Caossiu Wslaca
aud Black, aud LisuseuaEt S1,imau, vhau
some curious testimony was elicitsd George
4 ID isn't, for the prosecution, stated thst
he had asked the men Wa9 wsrs ar-astinz
ths Mormsn5 what write or suthlrisy they
had, and one ef them replied " we were cr-
dersd here By Col Evans; Agnes is under age
and va are gsing 70 have her, ds11 or al.vs
The mother, sn bsinr cloee'y cross-cu i0ne1
a7 20 hag suthsrity tsr tariag tse volunteers
with her repliad: Il applied 20 the gsvs-a8r so
get ssne assistance 70 fetch my da1gh.e- away,
and he told me to 60 to Gen. Coausr, and he
(Gen. Conn0r) woald send with me such eouf.
dental nea as were necessary. I accordingly
went to Gen. Conner. and he said lbaa he was
willing the ms I 5zsud 20 but they mus.eo in
citizens clothes, and said that MIGHT chossa
sEe5 cOs61artisl nan s7 desired They w5nses
citizens. sRd Irscsivei my orders tr7m Gen C1n-
mar, vita permission &c choose such rl1u as suit
nae ard sach a were wiling g 90 as Volunteers"
Il appears that Miss Agnes was a Mormon.
and firm in tRe faith, and, considering bers3f
competent 70 choose her own destiny, had been
united to Mr. Ward T. Pack, aftar the MORRISON
fashion, uot being bis only wits, but liking him
none the less on that account The mother, hsv-
ing become ssted with M,gmoaisza, wilsdrev 70
Cgmp Douglas. sss vas determined 20 have her
unwilling daughter lka-e to- This Miss Agnes
weuld by no mss9s coasant ta. Hence the as-
tempt to obtain her by foycc.
Oa application OF the mo'her, J1iza D.ake
i.sced g wit Of ha5saS esryas commanding NJ.
Pack 20 appear aud show csuss whY he rs
strained Agnss Of her liberty. L is stated that
tho writ wss originally placed in tbs hands Of
resident Of Camp D1uylas. fer execution. who
was unebls to 6u1 Mr. Pack. TIE writ wes then
placed in the hands Of United States Marshal
Gibbs who served it
Ga Monday Judge Drake sat t6Lelr ths casa.
The wris was returned As follows: rssU-n
this writ; the within n8mej Agnes Lowry be-
ing now hsfore the court, she being Of lawful
age asd the lawful wife Of the within Ward
Pack "
witness proved t5e marriage eC1ordng 60 -oo
ussge Of the Territory. Aglss wore that size
had never bssH restrained Of 71r G7Y; sHat
she vas twenty years age i-s day before her
rsr-'s-s 70 We 7 pa-E A1-l 371 '.s-s
~ -.a vas lavigilF married. s3 l.-l, ana tazt
s27 sse 90 -e--s-l 7-llh
TIE n' -asrsrsr5 tbs: Azs-5 wa7 b-s i1ss
s3a.3 not re- lee be 7ev uc nor --sl-. of
Gre Zifis b h. e1r e71'i she sl5 la.c Of .l5
OlElas1sy Ja5 80 DraEs -v5 ai7 dsais-an,
wricr -as p 81 b7-1uca as tl' '.-s: tt sa1-5us
o. ST.. Pac.s being s-arll7i 70 A-u-5 as had a1-
her 7l.7, aaI, therefore, E rces. bv ie Iss7 Of
Congress. e9u4d Ho be rs Fie a Erl wa7