New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-11-03
MARYLAND Election.
SEVERAL PRISONS SHOT.

In the Tenth Ward. Thomas Martin. the Reforn
yndve has been intimidaed. and compelled to leave.
and Mr.. Kinsey. who was appointed by Acting Mayor
Msyo snd rejected by the Council, has been rep
poin,.i. The Reformers have been driven Of. james
letters. -cn of Madison Jeers, YVES shot in the sads
and beaten over the head by some ReiOrners whom he
had msltreated.
In the fifteenth Ward, Adam i. Kyle. jr, merchant.
OF No 81 Hanover street, Reformer Was shot IN toe
temple. and was diving few moments ago. Ge"rse
Kyle who came the of his brother, was ssos
dangerously.
In the Fourteenth Ward there is desperate sruS-
gle. The Reformers resisted with arms.
Sonny White, alias james johnson, notorious
rowdy. was sho, dead with pistol ball.
Two other rowdies named Harris and Duty wcse
shot in the legs
Henry Starr a Rsformer was shot in the lag.
VIM. Stiles Reformer sho, in the arm and log.
In the Sixteenth Ward Theodore Wcodall WA badly
beaten.
DIR. c. Richardson, Reforrner, was pursued BY the
CAPTAIN OF the Thuuderbolt Club, with drawn swerh
DIR. r. took refuge in store, when the rowdes broke
in the windows and tried to capture him, bus forts
nately they were not successful.
Judge Giles of the United States Dsrie, Court NEE
Sheriff Creamer in the street this forenoon and told
him in decided terms that be TO be held accounts
bic for all the blood shed to-day As Judge and law
YER he told the Sheriff be had the authority, and thai
i, was his duty to interfere.
In the Eighteenth Ward the rowdies took po~essoo
of the polls and gave the Reiormers notice to quit
Felix McCurley, Reiormcr, was badly boaion.
In the Fifth Ward the Reformers driven OF al
an early hour. son Of the Hon. Joshua Vansans
was beaten for attempting to vote.
The First, Second, and Fourth Wards also in
possession Of the rowd;es the total exclusion Of all
who oppose them.
In the Twentieth Ward the rowdies arr knocking
down and maltreating whom they please. The row.
dies have a swivel on the ground.
In the Twelfth and sixteenth Wards gangs Of
row dies from Washington fully armed, ara aiding the
Baltimore rowde-.
In the Fifth Ward boy has been mortally wounded
He was shot in the breast.
There is considerable talk of a Vigilance Committee
on the streets.
BALrrxoRy Wednesday, Nov s-2p. IN.
II il lust r. ported that William p Preston, Demo-
cratic candidate in the lid Congressional District has
been rhot. The rport, however, lacks confirmation.
From private dispatch
The greatest ou,rages pcrpetrated upon tho
rights of American citizens now in progress here,
and We fully expect TO have TO record tomorrow the
boodest days work that stained our election an
nails
BALTIMORE, "Wednesday, Nov. 2-2:4op. m.
William p Preston is now lying at Barnums Hotel,
badly beaten about the head with billy The OH
rage is laid to have been perpetrated in the via
Ward.
BALTIMORE, Wednesday, Nov. 2-2;55 p. n.
In the XIth Ward, the stronghold OF the Reiormers,
Mr.. George NJ. Gill made a speech announcing the
withdrawal of Mr. Thomas, the Reform candidate for
District Attorney. When the Reformes found .
impossible to do anything better, they all withdrew
sEcosD DISPATCH
William p Preston, Democratic candidate in the
Third Congre ssional District is now lying al Banums
Hotel, badly beaten about the head with billy. The
outrage said TO have been perpetrs,ed in the Sevea
teenth Ward.
Mr. Kyle, who was shot this forenoon is dead
In the Eleventh Ward, the stronghold of Reiormers.
Mr.. George NJ. Gill made speech announcing tho
withdrawal Of Mr.. Thomas the Reform candidate for
District Attorney, when the Reformors finding il i'm
% -sibe 10 do anything all withdrew.
THIRD DISPATCH.
BALTIMORE, "Wednesday, Nov. ., 1852
DIR. Robinson, of the Central Reform Comm TEE.
came to The Eleventh Ward polls, and announced that
the Refor1ners had been driven from every Ward ex-
cept that and the Eighth and connseled the Reformen
there 10 withdraw avoid further boodshed; where-
upon, DIR. Thomas, Reform Judge, retired, and The
contest waa abandoned. Previously the Reforsncn
throughout the city withdrew, leaving the poll. in ts
hands Of the dominant party.
There are numerous reports Of minor outrases %
the private rights Of citizens in .eyeral Wards.
In the Second Ward man named Charles BarksS
was shot in the bip.
In the Fifth Ward man, unknown, W.
dreadfully beaten.
The most reliable account il that Mr.. Preston W.
assaulied at Goyanstown in the Ninth District Of Bal
timore County. One account says he was beaten By
an Irsiman |, II difficult, in the face of many ~
ports 10 arrive II the truth.
Mr. Kyle, who was reported dead at o'clock, We
still living an hour since bu, in hopeless condinos,
a. ball is buried in hir brain.
the victorious party.
The stores were all closed at dark.
The proprietor Of the Exchange having been threat
encd with assault nlado demand the city authOr
tiles for protection.
BALTIMORE, Wednesday, Nov. % p. n
The American. rejoicing over their victory. Th
Reformers deny lat anything tina; can be called =
election has taken place.
Ii will be late before the returns received. -
large number of offcers voted for ,ickse
In the Seventeenth Ward the American ticket b.
an average OF $50 vores and the higbes, Reform ~
is2i.
BALTIMORE, Wednesday, Nov. 9, ls5s-Minga. Z
First Ward--American 67S; Reform, S. TIM
Ward-American, ,f9l; Reform, 2J2.