New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-08-22
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though the vessel Is in good condition.
POUR MEN SENTENCED TO DEATH.
The Military Commission recently in session
in this city has sentenced four persons 10 be
hanged at Fort McHenry on the 29th inst, and
this morning. while at Headquarters, I saw Gen.
Wallace approve the sentence by af81ing bic
signature TO tho papers from the Court. The
papers will DO sent to the President for sOnsids.
ration.
THE following is copy Of the finding and sentence
Of the Commission; William H. Rodgers, charged vrt
acting as spy, on or about Path Nay 1854. in Tho
Chesapeake Bay at point near Annapolis, in a tins
OF and rebellion Of the called Confederate States
against the supreme authority OF the United StsteS
acting SPY in and about the posts quarters, samps
Notifications of the army Of the Enitsd States The
State OF Maryland, to be hanged by the meek until
dead stsuch time and place ss the commanding Gens-
raj may designate. twothirda Of the commission con.
curing therein.
John r. II. Ember., now or late Of the sosslsA
Confederate army, acting ~ spy on the 25th day Of
April tao Eastern Shore OF Maryland. and also en-.
gagged in the transportation OF WHISKY bacon salt DIP
goods. boots. shoes and other articles.
SAMUEL u. Hearn, late OF the sc-salled Con.
fsderate army during the month Of April le6$, and
charged with supplying the Rebels with whsk y, slcU
hOl, nails, dry goods and general trafieking.
Bra x.on Lyon, late If tho so-eallea Confees
crate army charged with being spy and tyaiaekina
with the Rebels IN such articles as whisky alcohol salS
aud dry goods
''Ths following Il the sentence: The above named
prisoners william II. kodgrs, John r. Ii. Fmbert
Braxton Lyon and Samuel b. Heatn VII be kept nsos
itay confinement in irons under strict guard at Fora
Acienry, uDta the 18th day OF August 1894 on which
day between the bours Of \. ~ and A. n, at Fora
hcHeIry. Id they will be executed ACCORDING 70 me
respective sontence aud under Tho orders and srper.
tendsncs Of the officer in command VI said fort"
With the exception of Rodgers all Of the 90.
cused previously belonged to the LIST Maryland
cavalry.
A POLICE JUSTICE IN TROUBLE.
Charles ID. Hiss, Justice OF the Peace IA
this city, who was arrested and locked up a day
or two ago in the Military Jail on charge VI
forcing q colored man into tho military service
has been imprisoned IN the Baltimore City Jail
until Mai. Gen. Wallace can investigate the
case. Mayor Chapman with other citizens have
waited upon Col. WoOlley, Provost Marshal, in
behalf of Justice Hiss. The friends Of the
Squire, especially those cognizant Of the facts Of
the case, deny that there was anything Ike IN.
timidation used toward the negro while in 81
about the Office.
The report emanating from the Philadelphia
Bullet. and published to-day in tho Baltimore
American and which will undoubtedly 20 The
rounds of the press, in regard 10 the conduct q
mes. Of secessionists principally from Baiti.
more, who boldly uttered their reasonable sem
timents at one of the fashionable houses on Cape
Island, is very incorrect The fact is that
"The boot ia on the other leg.
The black eye in the other head
The item in question says:
"Soe Of the ladies o Of The party went 60 far -
iiss the National airs when they were played by The
band belonging 10 the house. and they asked that the
Bonny Blue F.ag' aud other Rebel tunes should b
played sturdy PennsJ yania1 very plainly informed
she members Of the band If they did anything OF the
kind both their instruments aud their heads should BE-
broken. aud so tue Benny B.ae Flag" remained I'M
played"
fags upon each Of the casters upon the dining tables.
At of the latter where there were seats fOr eight
persons, q Baltimore traitor, graduate Of For1
Lafayette We believe, was provided with seat. This
ind Vdua took down ono OF the small 1sg and threw 10
upon the cloth with expression Of hatred and
tempt. This act witnessed by al y. thu table. and
when he attempted to take tie same seat at tea time
ri iiadephan whose place az the table forbade him
taking tie chair a en.ued Ia which the entire
secession took sides with the nsolen Batmorea,
aud insisted that he should resume the seat RON which
he had been excluded The Union people we're quite ~
determined that be should Resume BIS plsce, and the
result was that tie insuer Of the dag had to cave the
house The following day the bulk OF he Union guests
packed their franks ana Went to other hotels where
they will be less liable 70 have their loyal feelings out
aged by hearing tie constanr ut,eTauce Of Reasonable
language and sentiments.
Now for the trFh. The affair occurred at the
Columbia House, md the individual who com.
mitted the outrage was Nr. Norris Of Phila.
lelphia, whom the Union men, principally from
Baltimore, compelled 10 leave the house.
The secession crew." instead of being from
Baltimore, were New York and Philadelphia
Copperheads OF the meauest character, men
whom straight out and out Rebel would con-
'ider himself disgraced by associatng with. II
VAS this crew that changed their base. We
iaye Rebels and Secessionists enough here, God
Knows, but in this matter the Pennsylvania and
Now York Copperheads carried Oft the palm.
The city has reapsed into its former quiet
md the Rebel raid has been nearly forgotten.
living is unusually high here, and Richmond
,rices are looked for before next Spring. DE-