, 1866-01-07
Tho Ea-sinnk,E nf Salts AEatnAt Edwtn
NJ. ssa1Aon-lulna fur 100000 Dam =
Hsea {nr tAl~e S:1tpF FsA&sE11tesIl.


1F&uH IuE NFA Acfk ASfh5, AfA
i emit hxt ks-u ccplius uccsl in the Supreme
conn Il, tnls.tss ~ atnss Ee.nln ii, Stanton.
See1rfary af Har, fer onc huud1c,t thousand
.,olIsts datra.tr for tan rsirc tmprtsJEmcnt a.
u0e Of ths ON mrs pf the ninety nEe tons ut
tc''seco ksl1e.! and lt+trnyed It Frrdcr!eks-
burg. 10 Nuvehi.st, HI order Of tho War De-
lursfhcni. Tf= case enrac rr yesterday st
chamber, .,es,5c JE.tIc+ Sutherland. 10
rnrsIpH hy plaintiffs cf,r:lsct to s:tiEc cut
parts Of TIC 1:swer rs redundant. hrrIc-
want and etntrnt!lctury, TT 10 yvGr!re Co.
ieuutnt to nahc 1t mere drtulte and cef-
clsiEned that, With the knowied.s aud on
..nt ef the rrcrer AUTHORITIES, 41d With fu!s
ard lawful permit ard authority, he hA.. ,b
:rfrcd pe4cs4bn Of the tot,aeco, and was ts..
gseed ln transferring il within tho lInfs near
Fredericksburg, wt.c. b. the ordcE aud pro-
e%ired, AMI he ~as htan=.lf arrested III rIola-
ttrn Of all 1zw. and tl-o~n Into prison At
baltimore Under the ra1rc Of jantet Brown.
The complaint aliege. thatthe plaintiff, IN Sd
Itl!en 10 tho ksyrzt alpure stated, y a& nisJ on
the 18Th Of April. while he ~as Et,od
I'd himself a s1el,, "withsrt snv Just os law-
iut or rishttnl authotity, and IN dtilanse and
.1csceAtfun At his .!gats, wansan1y and msu.
dou1ly eau.ed all urncnr-d tc 8: 4;te-.cd"
- Ink: ue,endant, and i1opslsunel II camp
Matnc N, neat FORTRESS Hoi1n~. and st
S'n&!llRkit'N tHA1* AIT N&4 - Vt0I- .as t4+E
time # the sccrnd arrest, on the 1sth Of
Match Last, the defendant. It Is alleged, veil
Knew the r!sintt.7* rrsl name, and thAt be
had aoce nothing In violation Of any lar.
lux tsrrrj4nnrd him under the natne Of
.1ksHss Brown, for The pn:Is,sc of keeping The
10 Bis fyar1ds or counsel, .E3 &C :l1t NJ ie-at
t!.It could 1t taken for his lsehasEc, pnh for
tic &a;ar r'nacn al tece4s MAS denied him,
ard he wa* ActefHv4l fur sixty nine days, until
Fre-iden: Jt,s.h.on relraset him b. special
nYdes. Tie rfat1taf, durtrg the whote period
u hls Incarceration, ~as krrt In tsnosanee Of
1hr tart~ Of liz srrnss no charge Or eoE,-
1,IAfnt wAs fnAde a.csfhet him no eoup.el vas
SLOWED It, ~ aim, and he finally Ind tnpa5
Thousands ct fnt'rsts 10 the govttnmcct agents
Sis vile. - lie .I1,r II hts a1rst al Or hi,
rAr~r% -hc ~tny tf1- 1r>rsshf Of the ttsnkac-
ttch he ~ss ergal,e5 In wr7r taken from hiu
and nt*r1 sr'asntd. ri. fan3 release was ef.
ftetrst throasa ap .tpiczt!on snadt on hlA be
haaf 10 lrrri,3rct 1uhpr,n, and WAa granted
similar a,Tlsr sti,Jn n E':sde Ia Mr. lincoln,
| Mt> siseinn trscd 10 dt*su.dc h!n fr,.tn max.
| trr sny order fer nlaintEu's dlseharge-
Mr.. StA1ion't &ns%lz, y hfch YRS sworn to
| IN the 5.h af DeceDlxr, nrst claims That the
court ha. no jnr4slEc.ton tn the cssr, FIR tho
dents Of thst c!tf; tbs. tbs defendant Il re.i-
DIN. NJ tho ci!f Of Warrington, and then
"a. and .till Il sscresAsv 1t Var under lhc
Government cf the United Ststcs that noue
| of the- st.esed wrunTs, injuries and tres
] pztses occurred within The statc. The
ala, qualified denial. He lenlcs that
the plaintiff wae arrested by him or hts or
| der, and tl,en a1leget On Information and b.
| lief that Maddox was as1tsted for Violation
| Of the articles Of war, and ieF certain nin-
| tsTy oleutes sgalnst the Government, and
I F+w k.yttf f1 fnIw a.
that plaintiff by llmsclf or counsel made Re.
qaests 10 tbs defendant. IN biz Official rapa,
| city u Eec1etRry of War, 10 be released End
hist probable cxuse appearing that be had
| committed such otItneeS, Mr. stanton IN tho
| e1errIsc Of bis discretion, caused bin, 10 be
military trihuaal The xnswcr then srcite-
tI,at the United state. vas then engaged ia the
suppression .! rebellion: that frcdctieks-
ttulK Was IN the Immediate uelghtnrho4,d ct
the 3ell Of hnstifltfes, and that Baltimore wts
trt}ect to martial Law, nader the rroclaua.
ttor NJ the President and sanctioned
BY act Of, Cenrrcsa; that traaic with
the enemy va. sub}ect 10 military control !;
ilet plaintiff, ~ d+ftrdaci was informed,
| Has sfrested By the Provost Marshal Of Rai-
! tImor-, In con}unctton with Mr. +. Martin
| and J. F. Munahan, md held for unlawful tn.
,uctcc with tic cir:ay, md With the tnhahi.
! tants Of the E'@'ee!:a,us States. and engaged
i IN tnr transportation Of goods tcerrin, IN
violation Of the articles Of war an.l the
act Of ConEe.+; that IN examination
xas directed to b. made, and upon 1t The
Burr.u Of Military Justice recommended that
the plaintiff tt held for trial t,c5'rc 4 military
cnart; that what defendant did waa
! Go uofe th.n he should ju*tiy do, md va.
bound 10 do - Secretary of War willis hos
till,irn were PENDING Sir. stanton, N con
cluaton, Pleads fu lar 10 suY rcmed! BY ths
Rta!otla. Tie set q ce,'E7ea. e March > istys
h!s Official capacity, and BY authority aud ii
| IectEop Of the PEcaId<ut-
Tic tootian wss argued At 1cnsth hy e
! 1:tss Co~ic* for plaintiff and t1-Iudg'
Fstrerc:s for defendant l: va. clstrurs
facts constituting stln1e Of ilss4 m!iltsr, uaer,
e-s alleged, % that tic plaintiff e.,Hld Girl!
meet thtn, On the trial. The judge took TIL
| laIers. t....