Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1863-05-12

Particulars Of the Abair-TAe Charge
against HIM Cica Var inaugura-
ted ia Ohio. : 20 =
Special Dispatch to tho chicnco Times.


Dayton, last night, creates q great deal of
talk in all political circles. Democratic
and Republican. The particulars of his
arrest are risible. Gen. Burnside issued
an order, directed TO Capt. Murray, of the
United States Regulars to proceed with
company Of the l4th Ialantry to Daytor.
on a special train. and arrest Mr., v. and
bring him to Cincinnati. The military
left at 12A O'Clock on Monday night. and
arrived at Dayton about 2 O'Clock. Cant.
Hutton of Burnside's staff, went IN with
the troops. They Immediately proceeded
to Mr.. F's.. residence, which rney s,r>
rounded. Capt. M. rang the tell, and Mr.
V, put his head out OF the window md
inquired what was wanted. Capt. NJ. res
piled $40 r-.... Ti- 80 e.
I'VE are United States soldiers. and
have an order for your arrest" Mr.. Tal.
landigham demanded their authority, ind
said ne would not respect any other han
civil process. Capt Mr.. answered -
20 r Instructions are peremptory, and you
had better quietly submit without any
further trouble" Mr.. V, refused and
added that they must come and take him,
he would not come to them.
81 Capt. NJ, says that, after much dscns-
sion pro and con-, of which the abDve Is
the substance, Mr.. Vallandisham s6te
shrill whistle, and soon after fire bells be-
gan to ring, Capt. NJ. deployed a IattallS
ion of his troUps through the town with
instructions to send back home every man
who came out on the streets. whin being
dore prevented the assemllage CT any
consid cradle crowd at Mr. VS., louise or
the depot. Mr.. Vallandighans house
was then entered by forcing in the doors,
and Mr.. V. was taken into cusody. en-.
tering his protest as to the military pro.
ceedings at the time. He was tIen escor-
ted on foot to the depot, and brought to
this city and lodged in tn, military
prison on Columbia street, WheR he is now
confined.
understand that Mr.. ValIndisham is
disposed to take what may be considered
high grounds. He refuses D recognize
military authority over him in any man
ner will not plead to its jurisdiction, nor
accept any but an unconditional release
The charge against him is an infringe
ment, in his speeches 1t Democratic
meetings in Columbus andMt, Vernon, of
Gen. Burnsides' military rider No.. IS
1t Is alleged that he declared that such or.
ders were military usurrations over citi>
zens, and for one, he would not obey them.
He also discussed, freely. the affIirs of
the country, and gave ut;eranee to his
well known peculiar sentiments.
1t is understood that he will have an
immediate trial on the charges preferred.
before the military court martial now in
session in this city.
Intense excitement has run high all
day, and this evening wagon loads Of men
came into Dayton. until large crowd col
lected, and an attack was made on the
Journal Office with stones, clubs, and pis-
tolls. A military company was sent up by
Gen. Burnside, this evening to quell the
disturbances, and arrived there at nine
o'clock,
James Smith vas arrested here this
evening. by the military, for cheering fer
JEFF. Davis, and Vallandigham on the
streets.
Attorneys Caldwell and Ferguson leave
tonight for CleEcland, to make application
to Justice Swaine for writ of ha6eds CIR
pms to procure Mr.. Vallaudigham's dis-
charge.
Mr. Vallandigham was removed to New
port Barracks. KY, tonight.
IL p. N.-The official charges against
Mr.. Villandigham are. that he (VaIlan-
dIghaml on or about the 1st day of Nav,
1868. at BIT. Vernon, Knox county, Ohio,
did publicly address a large meeting of
citizens Fgy ing in words, or in effect de-
claring. that the present war is an injuri-
Gus, cruel and unnecessary war; war
ret being waged for the preserT alton of
the Unipn-a war for the purpose OF
crushing cut liberty End establishing q
despoti'm-a war for the freedom Of the
blacks and er-siavIng of the whites stats
ing Tia, il the Administration had so
wls.Itd, the war could have been honora-
oily ierminated that pesce might have
beer hOn0rably obtained by listening to
the proposed INTERPRETATION Of France :.
thai propositions by which the Southern
Sites could have been won back, and be
guaranteed their rights Under the consti-
tuition. were rejected the day before tho
battle Of Fredericksburg. lie finally said
s1at Order No. 38 Of Gen, Burnside was
base usurTation Of arbitrary euthority.
ana that the sooner the people Informed
the mlninns of usurpated power that
they will not submit to such Restrictions
the better. lie declared also, his nnr,
pose TO defeat an attempt to build nm
monarchy upon the ruins of our free GOV
ernment; that he believed the men in nov
er were trying to establish a despotism.
Special Dispatch to the Chicago Tribune.
2 CINCINNATI, MAYS.
laliandigham was removed fro3, tha
military prison tonight, and is now con.
nned IN the Newport barracks. Troons
nave been sent from Columbus. this eve-
ning to qnel the Dayton disturbance.
The following particulars of the affair
have just been received Tbsrs he.
been good deal of excitement today b1t
10 disturbance occurred till after: dark
u .,rou OF people have copgregatsd on the
W.T corners, discussing the arrest of Mr..
aiisnalgnam, and denouncing the man
ner Al which 1t was done, A large num-
per OF wagons, with Vallsndigham's
friends. camein to-day from the country
and Joined the crowd. E--,.T
At dark company of between 500 and
oOO persons proceeded to the journal Of.
nee, and commenced hootipg and yelling.
Presently some few bricks and stones
were thrown, breaking in the windows and
doors. Soon after pistol shots were fred
into the building, and the torch Was APP
piled. The journal building was soon
completely Quilted, and the flames spread
to the adjoining stores.
One man in the crowd was severely in /
jured by brick thrown by roEdy. The |
FIRE spread 70 the hat store of Leobeld, |
the cigar store of DanscD & BoOnsteiu and I
the Gospel Herald's Office. and "a far
back as Shields livery stable, all of which /
xere Destroyed. ~, rsI N,
There is alumor that one bridge On the /
Aenia Railroad towards Columbus. has /
'een destroyed. All the wires throaeb-
ut the city have been cut down. and tho
Up town Office has been clossd. -.
At III O'Clock the moh o,,;a,aa L.