, 1860-11-05

Baltimore Rcpubl1canlsn.
The Republicans Of Baltimore organized
torch.light procession few days ago, few
particulars Of which were sent west by tele-
graph. The n. Y. Times has the following in
addition:
BALTIMORE. Thursday, Nov. Ill tn.
After the Wide Awakes and their HcpnbIj~
can allies, amid great excitement and the terri
ble commotion caused by the immense crowd
Of spectators and turbulent hoys outside, got
inside the theatre. the others rushed iu, filling
the tlleatc7 TO sutloc.tion. There was an eri-
dent determination on the part Of thc G{ecta-
tors to break up the meeting.
Finally, order being partially restored, Col:
VIM E. Coale, Chairman, came forward an1
attempted TO call the meeting to or.1cr. I'M
1nediateIy Eroans, liisEes and howlings echoed
throughout the building Voices could be
heard voclfcrztins: Go it, old King coa'c!
niegertictl hypocrite! why did you lie about
the Bell and Everett men offering to coalcsce
with the Hack Republicans? q, you nisger-
worstir;er!'
a1uliifarious other such expressions were
howIcd out stcntorious!y. 4 sight fntervcl
Coaie again cndeayorcd to to call order and
announce the object uf the meeting, the HANGS
at last Fev. Col. Frenc., s. Evaas. editor of
the Itrot got the fls'or 10 make speech. lie
was greeted with awful flowlinY and Kissing,
ger worshippcr!' &c. He commenced speak
Ing, aud At tho end Of every half sentence,
shouts, yclla, Kisses and howln.s drowned bis
voice. lie couraseoUsly persisted, and en-
deayored in loud yoire to make himself heard,
but he encountered perfect bedla1n. The in
f.r1,al regions cnuld not have exhibited great
CT scene Of confusion, and amid il he was co11-
fr 1y1A II
making his exit through the p1iyatc stage
gateway without c:,actin: his part.
At tlls paint the confusion reached a higher
point, am: It WAS determined to clear the thca-
t1c cf Gll but tue Republicans Police officers,
numbering nearly Two hundred. under the com
mand Of Marshal Kane, were put to work, and
a!lcr half an hour the entire building was dis
gorscd Of the turbulent spirits. Thcy conSse-
gated in tho street and on the pavement out
Side, continuing 10 groan, hiss and howl, whilst
quiet was Tcstorcd inside, leaving, however,
but few to participate. The Wide Awases sat
ofiicers and orltcrs occupied tho stage, plat
forms, the dress circle anil tho boxes.
Z, joy Morris, Of Philadelphia, no'@ made =
brief Speech and xas uninterrupted. another
person, 1Ia,ne not mentioned, troke briefly,
and was followed BY Dr.. Weiss, German, WHO
lug aud drcary, when Col. Coale announced n
motion 10 adjourn, which at II o'clock was
carried, and the meeting adjourned.
4 good many Republicans. .bBing intfsnidntcd,
/; had previously made their way out; and many,
! fearing trouble, did not unite with The process
| sion or 70 to the theatrc.
! About the tilne the adjournment was made
known amongst the outsiders, there we're scr-
| cral rlsl,es Of the crowd to meet the Eepnbli-
| cans coming out but they were, amid . strong
| police force, enabled to make their exit unino-
| Tested.
A few bricks and missile: wero thrown at
! the procession Of Wide Awakes MS they passed
! through the streets. and some Of lhcn,. rs
also few spectators, were hit, but not Fcri-
ously hurt. One or two police officers were
! slightly, thougA accidentally, injured. About
| dozen nj the offenders were arrested.
| Win. Gunnison, Esq., 4 noted Republican,
who encountered the previous, skirmishcs,
thinking discretion the better part Of rator, re-
! fused to unite With his friends. M pistols,
nor any Kind Of deadly weapons, were used.
! The whole object appeared to bc to break up
the meeting and si.uiiy dsappEoyal of such
open demonstrations In 4 Southern city.
Col. Kanc, Chief Marshal Of Po1icc, and his
serving order as we'll rs they did. The pros
poets appeared very 'rocky" ut times.
Tho Financial Failures In baltimore.
lFrom the Baltimore Sun. Oct. ST.
There was s1lnc com1nOtion i'll The city yes.
! tcrdav, iu business and monetary circles, on
nf thr susncns;nn Of thc i,anh;n,s ~ hnnsc knnw5
hr the M t;t}c of Josiah IRE n i:n.' Situated On
II. 1ror,.,cast # cnrncr If Ha'timnrc ami Ca1vcr.
streots' M @ Tic honse remained oIosed I ai5er Ter TIC
nens1 honr nr ancrin,r s"ri inst;tntinns mr.; nd
he ncWs sonn sp,reaj orcas;onin" n,,,r1, cn,n
mcnt and surprise. During tic morning de-
positors aud others gathered in the bank, and
various statements were ahoat as to large indi.
s3aoai loses ey INC suspension II vas knoWE'
pended, but 10 considerable depositors appear.
Gu 10 oc lnsolsc4 ~ tla1.
INC house OF JOSIAH Lee - 70, though ~
old ono, y eoufosea nov &. ent'Erl5 dincrcn1
parties from those originally comprised in the
title OF the f'rm The present. members arc
Mcssrs. Je5ard aud George Philip Cover, who
with AT. George = Reese tn6t long aimee with
drawn.) succeeded tue l.te James Il. Carte'