New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-09-16
THE BALTIMORE RIOT-MORE OUT
RACES.
From The baltimore Sun. SEPT IS.

The vicinity of the terrible riot Of Friday night 10
on Federal Hill has since been in state OF great ex'
element and yesterday was visited by alarge number
| of our citizens from every part of the city, and
throughout the whole day the monopolizng subject of
| discussion was the outrages then committed As yet
there has nothing transpred which settles the question
upon whom the responsibility of making the attack
rests other than the assertions OF the parties concerned
in it, and their respective friends; and 1t Is matter OF
doubt whether even legal examination will succeed
in placing the responsibility where it belongs as in
our efforts TO obtain something relative thereto of an
undoubted character for liability, we have met with
persons who declare their readiness to make oath as
to each party having made the assault Since our re-
port Of Saturday morning, have obtained the fol-
lowing additional names of the injured:
German lad named Frederick Albright, aged
about eleven years, whose parents reside on the Fort
road, and who was following after the fishing clubs,
received ball in the right breast, which penetrated
the lungs He was taken to the house Of Mr.. Haw-
kns where medical aid called, but his wounds
wee such that it thought he could not survive
A young man named David Sanks received two ball
wounds of dangerous character-One In his head and
another in one of his legs.
boy named Marcelus Booze, aged about twelve
years, whose parents reside in Warren street,
Light, where the fracas began, ran into an alley for
safety, and while there received shot in the right
groin, causing painful and dangerous wound.
George Lawrence, young man, whose residence is
on Montgomery, between Light and William streets,
fell at the first fire, and carried of by some of his
friends. His injuries slight.
A young man named Perry, residing on Williamson
street. shot in the arm, producing severe but not
serious hesh wound.
A lad named Kelly whose parents reside in Hen
rieta street, received two shots, in the abdomen
and the other in the thigh. His condition is consid-
ed hopeless.
A man named Baker, ship-carpenter on Hughes
between Light and William streets, was wounded Ill
the stomach.
man named Parker was shot in the breast, pro-
ducing slight flesh wound.
Police officer Chambers of Locust Point, received
three wounds-One in each OF his arms, and another
the third in his breast-neither of which, however,
is dangerous though of painful character
This swells the list of the wounded whose names
have been able to obtain to 81 while there num-
Der of others known to be injured whose names we
could not ascertain.
The man killed was named John Hare, who resided
on West Saratoga street, where he leaves wife, who
is blind but no children formerly stated. His
mains taken in charge by his friends on Saturday
morning, for lnterInent.
AT a late hour on Friday night the watch of the
Southern District by order of the Assistant PrOsecut-
ing Attorney proceeded to the residence of james &.
Clark, and arrested him on tho charge OF having en-
gagged in the riot and with being particeps crimns in
The murder of John Hare, as well for keeping deadly
W Weapons concealed ON his premises. He was commit
ted by Justice Webb for O further examination VIII
liam Caysey, also charged with participating in the
riot was arrested during the same night by Officer
Favier and committed to answer at Court by the same
Justice. 49,.
up to the last evening was to the effect that James
a bemorrape which h I'D ensued. Daniel Speddcn also
lies in condition which banshes all hopes Of his long
surviving. Young Albright was still alive, though
sinking fast John Jones and David Sank arc also IN
a condition which affords but slight hope Of their re-
The street in the neighborhood Of the scene of riot
presents desolae appearance and az te houses snow
Warren street. in front of which John Hare was shot,
shows the marks of ~ balls, two Of which passed
through the window. The house adjoining and tnat on
o.<o~ tod ~, hyn hot md
bullets.
The frame house on the southwest corner of Light
and Henrietta streets is completely covered with marks
of stones and bricks, some OF which were thrown win
sucb force as TO split the weather boarding. The rain
spout shows the mark of large bullet which passed
through 1t.
AsoTHER OUrRAGE-One of the coolest and most
cowardly actions lately witnessed Ia Baltimore, took
place at l2l o'clock on Saturday afternoon nthe ,te
shop of Mrs. Seecamp, situated in Washington Hall
buildings on Plowman street, ne Ar baltimore. There
were two young men in the place at the time parak-
ing of refreshments with Mrs. Seecamp, her daughter,
Mrs Trevaller, and a young German woman where
upon Young fellow, named Paddy ONel alias Lewis
OfNeil aged about l9 years, accompanied by two
other young persons approached the door, and Neil
applied epthet to one OF the young mem ana cnal-
cnged him to fight at the same time striking him
violent blow in the face Mrs. Seecamp then ad-
yapced and expostulated with ONeil, telling him
that she would not permit such conduct In her
house. O'Neil replied, stating that on the previous
opponent softly approached and broke chair over bus
head. striking him two violent blows, and that he
would kill him for it. At the same lime he drew forth
revolver and aiming at the young man. deliberately
discharged the weapon five times. he then, followed
by his companions walk ed along to baltimore street,
and jumping into an omnibus on the bridge made his
escape. A gentleman who witnessed the whoie anair
followed the coach upon the sidewalk as far as Charles
street in the hope of meeting policeman cnd having
the fellow arrested but unfortunately for the cause OF
law and order and the rights of citizens was unable to
meet with one notwithstanding he is well acquainted
with the entire force. He then returned TO the house
where the affair originated to sec the damage DONE
Ii appears that not single person was hurt nowi1n'
standing the pistol loaded with rough leaden sugs
The first FIRE went through tho coat OF heyoung man
and tore off piece two inches square, the second
passed into panel Of the counter the third INTO the
leo of chair and the fourth and nth penetrated TWO
handsome picture frames breaking the sash and tear
ing the plates 1t Is SAID that inc PerPeId'oi VI e
outrage has left the city.
RIorous Observation-Disclosures ana : O'Clock
ON Saturday morning most dsgraceiu not TOOK place
al the intersection Of Lexington and Eutaw streets,
which created considerable excitement IN that neigh
borhood 1t appears that for some time past there mas
existed feelings of hatred and luminosity between
number of the members Of the New Market FIRE CON-
pany and an association of persons III the western sec
ton of the city, and that during an alarm OF hre e
latter party was running towards the hre whereupon
they came in contact with the members OF the ABOVE
company, and general row took place. FOR a ""
minutes loaded muskets discharged and dangerous
missiles thrown with such force as must have Resulted
in the woundng of several persons though, thus far,
no case Of the kind has been reported The watch OF
the Western District were promptly on the ground, and
the follow Dg arrests were made: David Houck was
arrested by Officer Bagey, charged with SHOOTING
gun nom the corner of Eutaw and Lexington streets
Justice Hayward committed him to Jail for further
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