The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-01-30

Newspaper Accounts.

from the Philadelphia Ledger, Jan. 2e.l
Yesterday the Provost General arrested Albert D. Bd
leau publisher and editor Of the Evening Journal NJ.
Boleau arrived nj home at late hour on Tuesday night
and soon afterwards visited by two men, who sid
and take him 10 Washington. In few minutes tho parry
started for the Baltimore depot, Mr. f. w. Carr beingn
company. Al the depot MT Carr was arrested by q.
had started In the train Mr. Carr was taken 70 the heal
quarters OF the Provost Guard and detained until yestu
day morning. when no released. The usual Afternoon
edition Of the Journal printed yesterday, but beoc
any quantity OF them distributed guard from TIC
Provoss Office appeared and took charge OF the esta,
lishment and prevented the issuing Of any more cops
from tho office. Sentnes placed Mt the door am
inside Of the ONCE and this guard Is TO be kept up unt
the order under which tho arrest made revoked
modified The Of the arrest OF the charge upon
From the Philadelphia Bulletin, Jan %
Mr. Albert u. Boileau, tho proprietor ~ tho Ea5sng
Journal Of this city, arrested last night by th miL
Ary authorities Tho arrest was made upon an order
from the Department but the charges against dr r.
are not known. Mr. Docau taken to Washington
Mr. n. w. Carr, who is connected with the Journal
adjustment, was also arrested, but THIS mornini was
,unns OF the Journal have recently been died with ard
ces abusing the and bitterly denoupciag tie
administration, and IL probable that 10 this fact NJ
poleau owes his sudden and Involuntary visit 70 wash
r.rom the Philadelphia Journal, jan ISL
Al tlc after twelve O'Clock this morning Mr. Boilea,
the publisher and editor Of the Philadelphia Etsinejoup
nal, arrested at his residence on Franklin reet
above Poplar by the Provost Guard and carried out
don't know which where. Mr. y. w. Carr was alse
arrested and confined in the guard house until abou
eleven O'Clock 10 day when he was released.
The order for the arrest OF Mr. Boiieau 40 are In
formea emanaed from Gen Schench, IN whose military
district Pennsylvania situated II instructed pcremp
8ry the officers here "a arrest Mr. Boeau and suppress
the Journal
We can scarcely find language 10 express our reproba
ton OF this violation Of constitutional rights.
simple statement u the facts viii be sunbcen Il
excite the indignation OF all right minded men Mr.
Boieau 10 arrested, and is proposed 70 inter
fcre with the publication OF the Journal because b
IL democrat, and because his paper IL a dcmocrat,
paper and II hae icarlcssly advocated the principles
OF the constitution against the Of tho federal nd
minstration. The journal has violated 30 lawnr. Boi
leau has violated violated lsweher OF the state o.
nation has simply demanded obedience 10 the laws BIZ
ALL those In ONCE NJ well niece out OF Office In short
II has faithfully defended and advocated the principles
the democrato party " has simply spoken the senti
mcnts OF thirty thousand voters In this city, and
majority of the electors of this STATE each ana ali
whom are outraged by this arbitrary and unlawful act
We deem further comment unnecessary. We submit til
case TO the public relying upon truth and Justice for tn
vndcaon OF the course OF this paper for the con
domination Of this arbitrary hct.
The foregoing article has been submitted to u.s. and
our opinion there s nothing In II In violation OF any IN
Of the United states or OF the State of Pennsylvania
Gk0 W. RIDDLE,
j. Q. VAN DYKE, 4
Counsel for Albert u. Boieauf
PnrrapxlrrnA. January %. fs63.
Prom the Press Jan 2ol
The arrest Of Mr.. Hoeau was made ~ order oil The