Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1861-04-25

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MARYLAND.
BALTIMORE, April 19.-Thcre was a
terrible scene on Pratt street to-day. The
Railroad track was taken up and the troops
attempted to march through. They were
attacked by mob with tricks and stones,
and were fred upon. The fire was re-
turned. Two of the 7th regiment Of Penn
sylvania was killed anil several wounded.
The fight is still going on.
-4o.,rsiS SECOND DISPATCH.
There is intense excitement here. The
soldiers are now forcing their way through.
They fired on the mob. killing ten.
THIRD DISPATCH.
II is impossible to say what portion of
the troops have been attacked. They bore
white flag as they marched up Pratt
street, aud were created with showers OF
paving. stones The Mayor of the city
went ahead Of them with the police. An
immense crowd blocked mp the Streets
The soldiers finally turned. and fired on
the mob. Several of the wounded have
inst gone up the street in carts. 1t is re-
ported there is dreadful work going on at
the Railroad Depot. '
s. ~ FOURTH DISPATCH.
At the Washington depot an immense
crowd assembled. The rioters attacked
the soldiers. who fred on the mob. Sew
eral were wounded. a. S. .i.s.lt -Ff
IS Three thousand troops from the North
are expected this morning. None have
passed yet l.s:s-sA s.su '..siIaf si5r.
HarPer's Ferry Araory was fred last
night and abandoned by the troops. ana
As the troop passed along Pratt street.
perfect shower of paving stones rained
on their heads. The cars have left for
Washington, and were stoned as they
left. .er.f .ef- ,..as s5a s,..t.-t rs
1t was the Seventh Regiment. of Massa-
chusetts which broke through the mob
Three of the mob are known to be dead,
and three of the soldiers. Many were
wounded. fsf ssfffsi,.a,leH So
BALTIMORE, April 19-4 p. MA town
meeting has been eallel for 4 o'clock
1t is said there have been twelve lives lost
Several are MORALLY w bundled.
Parties of men. half frantic. are roam
ing the streets. armed with shot guns. pis-
tolls and muskets. The stores are closed.
business is suspend ed. and general state
of dread prevails. Parties rushed into
the telegraph Office with hatchets and cut
the wires. Not much damage was done.
LATEST.
BALTIMORE. April 1919 P. N.-As far
as ascerrsined only two of the soldiers
were killed belonging to Company c.
Their bodies are now at the police station.
At the same station are four wounded,
none fatally. So for as known at present.
seven citizens were killed. A dozen or so
are seriously wounded. though Il Is not
thought fatally. Comparative quiet pow
prevails. The military are under arms,
and the police are out in full force. There
is large mass meeting here to night, adj
dressed by the Mayor. The Governor was
present.
.ea1 NEW YORK.
New York, April 19.-The City Gov
eminent last night voted resolutions to
sustain the Federal Government, also to
pay the salaries of all persons in the en-
ploy of the city who volunteer. rendering
the Governors Room TO Major Anderson,
and requesting him to sit for his portrait,
and then adjourned after singingthe "Star
Spanglea Banner" .rsafe sieaaf
The Custom House refuses clearances to
the ports Of the seceled States. issfi'e
$4,000 cartridges were seized by the
Sheriff Of Amboy, N. J.yesterday at the
factory. destined for the South; and the
factory threatened with destruction.
New YonK. April l9.-The Eighth Re-
gimen, of Massachusetts, volunteers. Col
Monroe, arrived at seven o'clock this morn
ing. and we're quartcrec. at the Astor
House and other hotels. They were re-
ceivcd with the same unbounded enthusi-
asm as those yesterday. They leave at
noon.
The Seventh Regiment of New York
leaves at four o'clock this evening
. Tie Times says s5.000,000 have been
rendered the Government by Eastern
banks.
New YoRx, April 1S-The steamship
Atlantic was spoken on the 18th inst, off
Mathmofa Reef. steering South, with decks
full Of men. ''l2N - ~ /"
@ Com, Panlding says Gosport Navy
Yard can be held against 80. 900 men. - I
q New YoRK. April 19-A dispatch
from Wilmington. Delaware. to the
Tribune. says it is informed by a merchant
captain. direct from Pensacola. that Fort
Pickens now contains 800 men, with
seven vessels lying outside. A large num-
her of Southern troods arrived Satur-
day. "s."'.' Z" 8 = -. = -
The 7th regiment left for Washington
by railroad. this afternoon. Broadway
was thronged with people as they passed
down. and the famous regiment was Justify
cheered and showcred with bouquets
They teek their howitzers, and each man
had brace of revolvers. in addition to
their muskets. eft ~ srd .aos-einf "a
AT Corn Exchange go, 600 were sub
scribed to equip volunteers Of the ID regi-
mcnt. ,re4 ~ ~ isstsoc - iress -tHsssi
There is intense excitement among the
military. at tho !. Baltimore news. The
Chamber of Commerce resolved that the
Government should issue proclamation
that all persons priyateering under Dayis's
be dealt with as pirates. and