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The Daily Dispatch: October 31, 1861., [Electronic resource], The Boy Mortara. (search)
awfully married, and therefore not likely to be divorced, preferred a compromise; the man gave her half the property, dividing some $18,000 between them, and they separated. Taken altogether, it's a curious case, rather complicated, but yet one of the too common proofs that this is a wicked world. A suspected Individual re-arrested. The following is another charming illustration of the perfect freedom of speech and action enjoyed at the North: Mr. Cyrus F. Sargent, of Yarmouth, Me., who was recently arrested by order of the Secretary of War, and discharged by order of Secretary Seward, was on Monday re-arrested by Deputy Marshal Heald, while in the cars on his way South, and was taken in charge by Mr. Heald, to be conveyed to Fort Lafayette. While on the route between Portland and Portsmouth, Mr. Sargent drew a revolver upon Heald and defied him to detain him. This movement was observed by Col. John Goddard, who was in the car, and he drew another revolver upon Sa