, 1859-11-03
BY TELEGRAPH.
BE MARYLAND ELECTION.
Violence aud LnxSlessncra at Haiti.
more.
THE REIGN OF TERROR.

kAh AEttN VI lEkNUR.
YAIr1xoRx, Nov. e.-Thc State election i
now progressing. There il u great struggle in
Tue polls Of ,he Third Ward ere blocked Is
ro~dies. md the Police are doing nothing -
hinder them In The Tenth Ward the hetoru
Judge Of elections WIS intiunidatcd and ccn,.
PEELED 10 ieave his most. llinslcy wus appointed
tv she acting Mayor and rejected by tic Couu.
c'ls; he has been re.aPpoin1ed. The Reformcss
haze been driven of.
James LETTERS, q son Of Madison Jeiftrs, WIS
shot in tie s..e aud beaten over the head hv he
kefoEmera. whom he had maltreatcd. In the
Fifth WaFd. Adam Il. Il yle, jr., merchant, dainy
business ut No. IS Hanover street, Reforncr,
las been shot in the temple, and is in dyi.s
condition, Ills brother, George II. Kyle, viii,
oualy wounded.
In the l9lh Ward, u desperate struggle &C.
CURED. The Reformcra were resihted With
arms. Sonny White, oiias James J"insnn.
notorious ro~ds. ran an ewl into Ketat,n.r.
aud IVES shot dcnd with pistol Two o:hcs
roxdies, nstned Harris aud Duffy. we're shot ia
shot IL tue leg,. Wn,. Stiles. n Reformer, WIS
shot in ,hs urn and ley: Theodore Wooda!l
was badly bca.en. DR.. L. Richardson, u K.--
former, vas pursued br the cnptaiu Of The
"Thundere,s," Baltimore Club. with draSu
s~ord, lie took refuge in store. end the row
die. pursuing, broke the windows. Richardson,
however, n,auaged to make lis escape.
Judge Giles. t,f the Z. S. district Court, met
Sheriff Cramor in the Street, and told him in d.
cide1 terms thai be was to be hold accountable
for all the bleod shed 10 day. lie also told hin',
Al q judge aud lawyer, that he had authority.
uud il was hib duty 10 interfere.
III tie 18th War.t, tue rowdies took passess'"o
Of the polls and gave the KefnrmeFs notice to
quit. Felix AcCuray was severely beaten.
BALTIMORE, Nov. 3.-ln the 9Th Marl, the
Reformers we're driven of u. an carly hon:.
The son Of 1he Hon. Joshua Van SAINT was beat
en- while attempting TO vote. Several shotS
were fircd, but 10 person was hurt
Tha First, Secoud mud Fourth Wards arc also
in possession Of the Kowdies, to the total cxcln-
sion Of all who oppose them.
In lbe 2ulh Watd, the Rowdies are knocking
down and ,oaltreatsng whom they please-1hs
police offer 10 protectlou to citizens. The Row~
dies have broug ght a swivel on the ground
In the 1stl and 10th Wards, gang of Row
dies from Washington, fully armed, ate aiding
the Baltimore Konghs. The Indications nur
aro that The Retormcrs, as central thing. hass
abandoned The contest, finding il Impossible tt
vote without risking their live<.
In tue 18th " I'd, boy has been moEtally
wounded By u elot IN the breast. There ls much
talk in the streets among the citizens, of 1hr
prop1iety Of establishing Vigilance Comn',s~
ice.
sP. M.-Wm. F. Preston, the Democratic
candidate for Congress in the Thltd District. is
now lying At Barnums Ho,e! badly beaten about
ths head with billy The outrage is said to
hare been committed in the Seventh Ward. In
The Eleventh Ward, which is a stronghold Of r.
formers, Mr. George McGlll, prominent Re-
former, made speech aud announced the with
draw4l Of Mr.. Thomas, the candidate for A.tu,-
ney General. The kefor1ncrs then ull withdrew,
finding It impossible to accomplish anything.
10 ?. x-Ar. Edwin u. Kyic who received II
pistol ball in his temple thus 4. H., nj eleclioa
poll in the 18Th Ward. was reported dead at i:
o'clock, but he was still alive an hour bince Ln,
his case is hopeless. as the ball Is buried in tis
brain.
A. O'Clock Dr.. Robinson Of the Central Re-
form Committee sited the polls in the Ill,
Ward and announced that the Reformers ha'i
been driven from every Ward except that, anil
the Eighth, md lie therefore counseIed the Re-
formers to Withdraw to ayoid further b'oodsh'd.
Dr.: Thon,ar, the Reformcr Jndge, retired and the
contest WAS abandoned.
The Re,ormers throughout the city took tlu.
san,e course. leaving the polls III the hands q:
the dominant party.
Numerous re ,olts are aloat with regard tn
sumored outraccs On the rights Of tue cltizens
in the severa! W-rds.
In The Third Ward Chas. Darkard, 4 Germnu,
In the Fifth Ward IN unknown man was found!
dead, badly bca,en.
In reiution to ,he assault upon Mr. Preston,
the most reliable report il tlat It occurred at
Germantown. in The sth district baltimore
county. One account says the assaiant was III
lrishman. but it is difficult to arrive ut thc
truth with 20 many conflicting reports.
THIS evening the streets are nearly deserted.
except by the victorious purity. The stare.
were generally closed Mt durk. The proprietor
ofthe EnAaog<, ,,owe~er. has bceu threatened
with an assault upon Ills office. aud 1as made Il
demand on the city authorities for protection.
1yr.x Iss Americans Ca, afe reoei!nE over tbe.r
thai anything that can he called IN election has
taken place. 1t will be late before any returns
Of the vots can be obtained, u there were Il.
large nunlber Of officers voted for, ind MI on
one ticket. In the l7th ward It is reported thni
the average vole for the American ticket is 8t''.
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