The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-11-13
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from the BALTIMORE Am-r can, Nov H.
About six O'Clock, on Sunday evening, that pa.
ton streets, was the scene Of another diSUscosul
riot, In which several persons were shot From The
best Information could obtain from thoss present,
i appears that John Leonari, captain Of sae Cali
thumpians, provided several boys, known - the
Junior Cathumpians, with pistols and told them N
cut down flag pole that had bean rsiacd BY sone
other boys, who call themselves tho Janior MourD
Clare Association.
Agreeably 70 direction, they went for the purpose
indicated, but were met and repuLed by those whs
bad reared the POLE the weapons used their part
being stones. Officer German WIS Dea at hand and
being 6 Led, arrested boy Of sbsut twelve Year,,
named Jones, who had pistol In his possession, and
who was placed In charge Of nis mother. stones
were afterwards thrown, one of ~h b struck one OF
party Of men standing a. The cerucr Of Poppeson
street This Was the signal for fight, and so,n
parties went At IL in earnest. Botn had rifles and
nuskets, and the Calithompians had swivel, WHOM
they fired at the Mount Glare men-
The battle was kept up until they reacAed FIRE.
mont street, when officer German again MADE his
appearance and commsDoed the Mount Glare men
not 20 Gre. Several guns then leselled 1T him
by The Cabthumphians, boDe Of which, soweyer,
were fired. The battle crDii ued for nearly hour
and mp 20 three o'clock IN the morning there we're
skirmishes between small parties
In the early part 81 the fight John Leonard re-
ceiyej muskct ball in Oh. thigh producieg dan
gerous wound. John Cosgr"ve vas also wounded,
but slightly. and young man named William
Watkins, who waa crossing Pratt street. received .
ball in his heel IL Is probable th-re we're others
wounded, hut se cou not lesio who. At the close
OF the principal fight cctachD~nt Il v~tshnen
nom tic Westefe station sppesred and arrested the
following persons, VINO mad concealed themselves In
a house John lie ,naro, John Cosgrove, John
Mccall, James Wcsh, Jas. Corowsy, James Dslar
Dey, Peter Newell, Jas. l.alkcv Peer Frsmaa WI
liam Rochester. pa'rick Cnnnolly, Michael Ryan,
Joseph Cresger ana Lindsey 0NsiI, all II whom
were held for further hearing Warrants have
been issued Tor others who are known W have par
ticpated In the riot, aud tney, too, will be arrested
TIE NEGRo TROUBLES IN TssxKssEr-Ths
Eugk and Epcufrsr Of the 4th inst. says.-We
learned last night from gentleman mat Hurd, the
man suspected Of melting The negroes b. rebellion
and iDsurrec'ion caught in THE city, taken to
Arkansas and TO use the expression Of our inform
ant, I'VE gave him about thousand The names
of all who participated la u also given 70 ne.
but not decming IL worth while to pubah the
names, VIC did not take them down This man Hurd
resided in Upton in the capacity II writing mater,
some three years since; but having been discovered
tampcrina with the negroes be- WAS informed II I.
the locatian was not healthy one for nan Of 9
habits. and he was given three DAYS In which 10 =
camp. He did not walt the expiration ofthe tim.
but left immediately, and vas never seen ali h
days since, when he again appeared, and was cu-
edsin low Irish doggery IN Pinch. Some aght q
zen gentlemen, citizens Of Upton, hsd scatter /
themselves around town 70 watch for HIN. and a
soon as he VAS caught he was taken over DC ri,ar
and handled AZ above. We also learn nom NJ. Pc
bertson, q citizen Of lafayette, that man BY M
name OF Wiliams, worthless vsgAbonA, vas
caught on Saturday and taken To somervilIe. Some
thirty negroes were also arrested and taken y a.
same place There II little doubt that the msnsy CT
Northern fanatics paid these miserable dupes.
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