New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-05-09
Scenes and Incidents Of Eli
Maryland Raid.
THE HARRIS COURT. MARTIAL
PROCEEDINGS ONS SATURDAY
I'D, OUENMENT UNTIL TO- DAY
Cur Special Dispntch.
WASHINGTON, Mo

going forward. The new administration has entered
supon the work Of restoration with vgor which as
sures tho return Of good order by the enforcement OF
the doctrine that clenency to the Individual is some
times cruelty TO the State The trial Of tie conspri
tors who have become active Rebels is held in allegiance
l for tie present Willie those traitors within our own
lines who have never been recognized belligeTents
saIc being subjected to tie discipline Of military law.
The trial OF the assassns and the trials Of Harris and
Miss Perrine preceding at the same time, and
jthero ample evidence that policy has been adopted
fhayne in view the speedy subsection Of all such per-
sons &c trial. and when convicted TO slliary punish
ment.
The rial Of Mrs ley Perrne arrested for oollidng
ard co sorting with Major Harry Gmoreand lie men
J some months or, when they captliel two railroad
sJains between i imoro ard Philadelphia, wos com
rsr ed today bof TIE Military Court Of which Brig.
Con Cb,uman is President. ard tol. y. p Chapman
Judge Alvoeatc. Gov. Thomas Corwin, Minister TO
MEXICO is counsel fjr he accused. THIS caso Is very
pccuar one, and several Circumstances connected with
In attach to it an extraordinary interest, Tie accused
Is quite young not over - and the widow n officer
,of Gen Let's staG. Sic Is also handsome and her
beauty is rendered quite spirited by the defiance with
WI n she faces the STARE and cages Of the Court aud
the quiet way in which she mods when witnesses
tesi, 10 or sympathy ior the Rebels. Whether such
bearing tends 70 convince the Cont Of her innocence
is another question SIZE IL reported very wealthy
lis the daughter Of Judge Leo Of Baltimore. and
one Of tie leaders Of the sccesh asocracy fashions
and politics ~ that city Another Circumstance IS NE
singular interest which Gen. Dz Is said t. take IL The
ease he having once examined nrd dismissed o. The
following is at tract OF the testimony tase1 to-day
on The az. OF Government.
Surgeon Dclcvan Hiogigood. United states Navy.
sworn-Was passenger tho last train captured by
Mai. Gilmore; recognized the ady ore whom he saw
there; first noticed Der pointing ont hcr personal bag
GAGE 20 be spared, she exhibited great eNhilaraon
and pleasure at the capture. and recognized many
friends and Gcquainianoes among tie robbers. lie
saw her point out 20 TIE Rebels many articles belonging
TO himself AID others saying they belonged 10 Union
officers and NIL GIT be- convenient mr. them-Gilmore's
sband-to have such o. military inform swords re.
yolvers and shirts saw her Offer Rebel officer table
cover from trunk for saddle blanket. heard her de
clare earnestly that shc exceedingly Glad 10 sec
them and s,c olpfossed' great qualification She was
with q several bours and pointed out 10 them Capt
schermerlorn's baggage nlso saw hc- ohcr q
! ron u Us 20 Rebel private who refused
them saving De had enough. SIZE va, with The Rebels
took picnic with them under The trees M perfne
pointed ont large bundle belonging to officer. and
tod the Rebels II ourht % be- opened and distributed
she sat with tho Robos on the trunks outside the ,ar
and ohattcd with them haIlng them books. papers.
and o.her thing interesting valuable. There was a
great deal Of confusion. Never saw Gilmore before.
Heard accused say how well be looked aud how he had
lchaneed II was understood that these ladies
were travelling from Baltimore and going 20 Newport
Rhode Island. There a man with these ladies
whom / suprosed was Lee. Mr. Hanna, Assistant
Paymaster IN the Navy was there. He has now re-
,scned and lives at Cleveland Ohio. was IN uniform
lat tie beeinnng Of the affair hut aierward disguised
myself Thought from general appearance and conduct
Of accused that she consoficd with the Rebels from
desire to assist them.
Counsel for accrsod objected 20 such testimony Wit
ness must mine himself to facts. The President
piled that i, was obviously impossible to describe al
The expressions Of joy define the exact dation and
contraction Of the pupils Of the eye. Counsel waived
bis objection for the present Wines testified that be
gave this statement before Gen. Dix
Mrs. c. T.. r. Clark, sw0rn-Resides In Burlington
Vt; was on g., train captured last Summer by Harry
Gilmore. Had lot noticed the accused at that time
until saw some person break open box and / said
box where she was sitting with a Rebel officer. and
said, no il was not a shame it was right; asked her
if it sas right TO steal She said yes it right to
steal from the Government. Afterward she and other
ladies' said to be Rebel sympathizers went off with
Rebel officers, and was told they had picnic. We
went down oH board gunboat and told the officer all
about her conduct.
Here Counsel for accused desired that the case go
over ill Friday. which agreed TO. Two lady
friends in Court with the accused all being In
| deep mourning. Mos Perrine did not exhibit any
rigns If emotion or embarrassment but is cheerful to
the very verge Of good taste. She prompts her dis
tinguishcd Counsel with considerable skill II IL stated
that Gen. Dix has written her letter volunteering his
services ns witness and covering his photograph which
she cherishes with justifablc pride. The General is
summoned accordingly. and will probably testify when
the is resumed. Mr.. Hanna, formerly Paymaster
in the Navy, is also summoned. The accused is kept
under arrest
The before the Court il that Of DIR.
suppe Of New York bounty broker charged with aid
ing desertions and procuring false enstments. The
trial Of Mr.. Depur detective Of Gen. Dxs force.
alleged 10 have accepted brhc, and been guilty Of the
same Kind Of devitry on the docket for an early day
The trinl of Mr.. Delaney Of Augusta. Ne. charged
with fse enstmeEts and all Of kindred rascaliy
ont Of which he is said 10 have made s3ooooo Is over
and the verdict viii probably be announced In day OF
two to the confusion Of bis friends.
The Harris Cnsc.
Special Dispatch to Tie N. y. Tribune.
WASHINGTON Monday May P, ls65.
The trlel of BENJAMIN G. Harris wag resumed