Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-10-23

there Is cAane5 tEas more uhy arrive. we
have spottsd tie heuse where these men boaFd,
aad shall arrest then to-aight. have let shs
train 20 to og-- with sergeant who viii come
up on the trsiH and will sBot, snd, if needs be,
arrest, say man who tries TO leave tie train st
BEsHocaey. To-day some persons left at the
station below Il to drive here in carriage
As jet the Legislature has E0t eonvsaed. Whsn
it does / shall have tho trap sprung or them.
YOsT letter has Just arrived / viii gttsad to il
So you wish. You have By this tiuas lesrEed Of
the arrests il Baltimore yesterday wh!cn has
alarmed sll l sent Mr. DIX and the policemen
swsy on the train, and went myself, IS We were
by crowd il which were ten Of tie
wVrst men. They new thiak re sre all gone
/ sad Two of the policemen retsTn9d sfsot.
Goskes Is On the wAtck to fad ost ShsTe every
aan lives, and de net thiak we can fail to get
some; bat the worst nsa are too wary to come
mere. shall seHd this to yoa jast as seen as
san find messenger, sad shall telegraph when
the arrest is completed.
General s and his friends believe that seth
ing can be effected, as those when re shall take
sre the least conspicuous. I shall srrest the
clerks Of the two houses, whs are meztiened as
particularly vensmous. Nothing more occurs
to ms now viii add whsteyer happens later.
Truly your ebedisnt servant,
N. Norris COPELAND.
To Hsj jeT General n. P. Banks.
It's now SPIN We havs arrested twelve
of the worst msn, and ars progressing very well
We shall get ths whole eigbtses, ihink; aud
if any come 81 the trails TO night we will bag
them 100. General s is valuable. We have
been basiegsa FOR passss-evsry avenue being
Blocked Il has taken three man ell the time
to write and inquire into the msrits Of tie cases
No Rows from ViTgiRis-al seems quiet IS far
ss We can lsarn The House mst today; was
called 70 ordsr By the clerk four members pres
ent, snd hdjeurasd Bhtil Tomorrow neon.
respectfully, K. H G.
C8pslaaa's Report Of Arrest Of Members Of The
MargIand Legislature September Is
FREDERICK, Nd, Sept IS, 1863
To Nsisr Gen. Banks, Dsrnestewa:
SlR-T have jast telegraphsd to General Dix
that we hsve ssizsd several members Of the
house Of very bitter character, and soma Of
6eers, clerks, ETC., who are intensely bitter. and
are said 70 have been very forward aad to lave
kegt some of the weaker men up to the work
Several arrests were made Ct violent sT resisting
persoss. whom l shall let 60 after the others are
goae. I shall send four men, at least, to Gsn
Dix at Baltimore, who are very had msn.
have advised Col. Rager to ssad to Shsrpsbarg
Landing to seize FIVE handred sacks Of sal.
and tske them They have tried twice TO DO it
We have also heard OF some arms which the
Colonel viii look Hp. There is q very bitter
man here, 3 Mr.. Sian, WHO is currently reported
By Gen. ShEiYer aud others 20 bs the medium
Of communication with ths SoHthsrR COnfsd-
sraey. The same Of the members srs: 3 S
SALMON, r. C. AfCCUBBIE, J. 4 GARR0s, O.
J. DURAET, YEOs CLAsGETT, ANDREW KEss
LER and Bernard MILLS We shall get z
LAWRENCE JeNES The officers Of tbe Lagis-
latare: J n BREWER, Chief Clerk of Senate
THOs EAeRE, Reading, do. /; SAM'L PRRROSE
Jr, Assistant; n. KiLGORE, Rss5ing, doi
MILTON KIDD, Chief Of the hozss. Mr. Jones
ia taken Edward Hoassr, eitizea. Riley (vsTy
5ad) printer 70 the House; John Hopsa, (very
bad) eisizsn; jos. z kiss, do; M 5iason
folder to the House. VS. shsll leave for head
quarters this afternoon. The arrests were nearly
all seized By tho policemen.
ana yours, respectfully,
Z. NORRIS CorELAED,
Aid ds Camp.
Mr. AeCuhhin is 8 person whoa I sbeE]C
recommend Yeu to set at large # he takes th.
cath, wAicA have 20 doubt he viii. he j,
brother-iR-law to Gen. Hamao1d, and a mar
much respected; also, q mar OF rather timid IA
tsIe aad greatly troubled by his arrest Gen
shrivsT has bssa very active for rs, and is very
earnest that yes sh0alo let kim 20 or thess
terms. If yea can De il; If will be well TO teI8
grsRh TO Annapolis to have the oath rendered
and release hira. I should do it ander Ny in
structeHs, eHly that Gel Rugsr thinks he hsl
40 authority to allow any man on bis list any
liberty. r. NC.
Cspetaad's Report that tAs Prissasrs Left Freds
nick 18th September.
Uaited States Military Telegraph. Received
September IL, 1851.
From Frederick.
Te Major-Gener4l N p Banks.
Tn ratisns have gone.
R. II. COPELAND.
Letter Of TatTodpetisn Of Gen. Hammond to Gen
Dir, Recommending Release Of HcCHbbiR
Member frsm AHzs 4 upon Taking the Oath
FREDERICK, Nd, September, 1861
Te Esjor.GeR. Dix, Commanding Fort MsHsnry, Nd.
9 SIR: The member fren, Annapolis City, Nj
McCUbbin, has many qualifications which rec
ommend hIu to you as person to be releases
en- his taking the oath.
I have communicated The facts to MsiOF-Gsn
BsBks, sRd have urged hin TO telegraph te An
nAP0lis that ke may be released on taking ia
esth. l will communicate farther ia nay report
Win you attend to tsis matter
] an yours, respectfully,
r, MoRRIs CePELAEp,
A. A. a to Mai. -GsR. Banks.
The bearer Of this communication Asu Hau
moRd, is we'll known IS tTas te the GsVernnsn
RM G,
Major Gan. BeCisiiaz Concerning Prisoners fs
Steamer At annapolis. Aas0sTsd A. II
20th SeptsMJer.
Us MILITARY TELEeEArE.
Reed from washil stou, Sept. 20, 1861. )
To Msjor.GensrsI Banks:
Have you any more Of oar friends TO ser
I from Frederick to Annapolis P case answe
st ezce. l Wish to knew on secounb OF orde
ing of boat. Eaj.-Gep. MCCLELLAN
| Gers of Re1eTt to Ssysrasr Ss,sarS. ss Arrs
Of MsmbsTS Of LsgislGtafe-SeBt 90
HEADQUARTERS CAMP MAR DAREEsrowE
sesteaber 20, 1861 5
Major. General Hallssk, commanding Array Of Potoma
Hon. ". H. Seward, Secretary Of state:
SIR: kave the order to resort il ebediea.
| to the orders of ths Secretary OF War and Il
| Genersl commanding the army of the Pstons
/ Transmitted to ms BY letter 81 the 18th instsu
/ thst ali tke msEsbsrs Of the Maryland legislstul
assembled at Frsderiek City, On the 17th ms
kpsvn or suspected TO be disleyal in their rel
| tions to the Government have beaH arrests
| The opening ef the ssssiea was attended chief
by Uhien men, and after rigid exc minatien b.
nins secession members were foasd Ia the cit
| PAess were arrested, with the clerk of the SCI
ate, and sent to Annapolis, according to nv O
ders, on the Is IA inst., under guard aaa safe
lodged on beard q government steamer IN Wai
ing fer them. OF their destination thence I b.
ne direction. The names Of the parties thu
arrested and disposed Of were as follows, viz
B. F, SzlEa0n, Frederick; Vim. R. Mile
Cecil coUaty; l H Gordon, Allegheny count,
Lswrencs Jones, Talbot e0naty; Bernard NH
Carroll county; r. G. MeCuhbia. Anns3oli
Thomas Cszgett, Frederick; Clarke J Durau
st. MaTy's county; Andrew Kessler, Jr., Ere
eriek; j n, Brewer, chief clerk Of tie ssns a.
No meeting of the senate eccarred; bat shr.
senators were in town, aid these we're Uni,
men. Three subordinate officers Of ths sena.
the chief clerk. and printer Of the house, and ol
or two citizens, were also arrested, but feoas
after the departure of the members Tor AanaP
lis-upoR taking The oath Of allegiance. Milis
Kidd, clerk Of the hosse, is in the lsst stages
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