The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-07-30
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Richmond. July so, Is5a-
BuEsos ArsEs.-No where on earth DO peo-

BuEses ArsEs.-No where on earth do Deo-
pie conduct war in so brutal manner We
believe as they do in South America--especial.
Iy in Buenos Ayres. The present war in that
Republic has been marked by some Of the
most auocious acts. In a sally Of a party on
the beseiged of the city Of the 9th May, one
Of their men was captured by the beseigers,
Immediately Gu, his throat, cut Of his
ears, and otherwise mangled and mutiIated the
corpse in manner too horrible for description.
A lasso was then attached to one of the legs
OF the nulilated body, and it was thur dragged
by horseman, at full galiop, along the Barsc-
ca road to the door Of the commandant videia,
who rewarded the miscreants who performed
this inhuman act with $200 each!
On the 3oth May, two individuals, members
OF the Italian Lsgion, were inhumanly butch.
cred in presence Of their comrades BY the be.
seigers. party of Eve of this same brutal
army, visited an estate abou, miles from Bue-
nos Ayres belonging to foreign gentleman Of
that city, for purposes of plunder, profassiu
TO be looking for deserters. Several individuals
staying there on a visit from town. CANA
out to meet them, not suspecting danger.
when they were inhumanly shot down, one inn
mediately killed, and the others, disabled.
he foreigners in the city were in great
state of excitement. They had appealed to the
representatives of their dfersnt governments
for protection, but they say it is denied them.
They amount to 5000 OF all nations. They
boldly declare their determination to protect
themselves against starvation, by marching in
body through the enemy's lines, TO procure
provisions for themselves and their families.
TIE ExCITEMENT IN BALTMoRE.-On
Wednesday evening an immense mass meeting
OF 5000 or more people, was held in Monument
square, Baltimore to express their feelings and
views on the opinions lately announced by the
mayor, on the subjects of street preaching, tenn
perance lecturing and freedom of speech
Several speeches were delivered and strong
resolutions were adopted, derouncing the &C.
lions and opinions of the mayor. They also
resolved to meet next Sunday in Richmond
Market, to hear Mr.. Mitchell preach. Rich
mond market is the place where the "blind
pEeaCHoE WIS dnCStCu lust 0uuuuysf no
meeting also resolved to march in committee
of the whole to the residence Of mayor Hol-
Inns and request him to resign his office.
The entire body marched accordingly to the
mayors house and called him out. Some ex-
ciiemen, prevailed and some abusive language
was applied to his honor Mr. Wilmst, chair
man of the meeting, thsn informed the mayor
that the meeting had como to request him to
resign his Office. His honor, somewhat ex-
cited, ia low voice stated that he would an
swer the meeting the next day, and retired
amidst various cries-such as "answer now''
-"you are unfit for your Office" SC. The
meeting was calmed by we'll tempered ad.
dress from MIR. Wimot. and Misunderstanding
to meet Thursday evening to hear the mayors
answer. .EE
The mayor, however. stEt short note to
| the papers which appeared Thursday morning,
and which bears a decidedly erap fishing as
pect. In il he says he will continue to ll the Of.
fee; but that he will not infringe, in his official
capacity, on the civil or religious sentiment Of
the community, and that il any deductions to
| the contrary have been inferred from his past
conduct, he was misunderstood.
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