New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-04-22

The fennsy lyanians behaved gallsnil, and many Of
them ogrng irom ne car upon their asaillnis, and
elf, ged IN hand TO hd4d conflict with them II was
im osible however 20 dsiif gi5h friends from fces
as The mob vac composed Of Union and See eesiou-
! :. "a who were fighting among themselves; and the
Pen hanis's mol oeiog uniformed, soo!d not be dis
! tipgaished from either.
This state OF things continued more than tws hours,
when Marshal Kane, the Chief Of Police OF Baltimore
appeared upon the ground, restored something BIKE or
der and placed tie Pennsyvanins in cara, ready to
be returned North. The officers snd mon from Penn,
syiyania conducted Themselves during the whole OF
these trying and peous times with the utmost courage
and delbenticn. Regular troops could not have
behaved better.
During the excitement. and while he was making
arrangements to have the roP@ sent back Gen Small
was cut off from any cymmu cation with his c0fnhand
by the mob who made an a.tacI upon the depot AZ ne
| NGs coming out Of g. lie wac NlLied ot a. one u
the seldtr-" and came near aliirI ty The haId- "a
the mob when he q oily turned the tt' IN another a.
recton by appearing 20 be engaged IN icoDS H' So"e
goods at tie depot.
Myers, ore Of the officers, was knocked down and
ais sword taken from him. and he was sthbOeo several
! lines ia the side
Lieut. Col schoenieber va, eat badly above and be-
low The eye.
Capt Keefer. Of Second Regiment had his thumb
nearly cut oil.
James Dougherty, of Company A, Monroe Guard,
had lis arm broken.
The main BODY came back Last night, reaching Broad
and Prime streets about II o clock.
Nj. Goodfellog' Acting kdjutant Of lie Washington
Brigade after hIs roam TO the city: "ohcer, com
.nandng companies will report the list OF Killed
wounded or missing ii the attack n Baiimor, this
morning at 10 o cl0ch. ~ lie Montgomery HOiei AZ
- O'Clock officers vii report al the saIae place the
number of men ready for equiPmei and marching:
A German il was said, died on his way up from
Baltimore from iDluies received. number oil The
men were bruised by stones and other missiles thrown
at them bat fall list cannot De obtained until Tue
report il made ttir morning.
Ialo d,ff ha Fran fpTH
reported killed turned up this moraing, uahuft. We
have been unable 10 learn how he got back 10 lha'
dephia, which he reached tbs morning. I"enty'i'e
zen IL his conn any ni--ing Lieut. GFlft, who
was left nj Havre de Grace, TO look up sragglefs,
eiegrapbed up this morning that I'VE had turned uP al
that point.
Capt. Rit n OF the Frankford Guard, tells US to-
day that he !cels ,oniient that Lun2us Jenningh
member Il the company, IL killed. lie Wa last seen
| in desperate conflict with the Baltimore mob
Ne have It upon the authority of Capt h.. W. Powe-,
Of the Bueua Vista aard thai when the dead body Of
a Philadelphia volunteer who had been killed. had
been put il a b., hif comrades, tie mob s'iled The
corpse and kicked It about IN the streets until thoy
actually kicked .be Jaw oil.
ARRIVAL or rHf ElGETH REGIHENT IRON HA'sA-
CHC,ErrS.
Another splendid regiment OF M,esachusett- troops
reached the city from Eew.Ycrk al clOtA last
ing They cane ia at Wanut street wharf, aud
marched up 10 their lodgiieS, at the Giard lou,e,
through an Immense COuroIite Of people ~ UD tie
occasion of the srIiSal OF tie Sixth Regiment tie
troops greeted at every points h loud appliance
The regiment numbers 40 men, aud their uniform.
"A jars gray oyerOi aud rautaio'us, aud wa.,r-
proof knaI sack. HE COMPANIES were originated ~
follows: Sutton Light Infantry, Lafay ette Guards,
and clover Light ,rusrd, all from Marblehead; City
Guhrd and Lyon Light Infantry both from Lynn
Beverly LiggLt Infantry, Gushing Guard, American
Guards, 1f Beverly, and lhe Zclsves, OF Salem.
Some 4 me withou, uniform but MI had
muskeis. The news li0m Baltimore hai circulated
among them while on the road, and although very
a. 81 .H. ..k- A I.fNF 81 fr
had been srorssd that wouid prove dangerous 10 I'll
opposing enc mics. Tie mechanic, who
hd left their work hops for the pus OF sustaining
the Government, the ess oPPOsltiDn tn y Ia
their peaceful passage 10 theg place Of destination, tie
better f0l all concerned
The crowd assembled in front 81 the Conneutal and
that vicinity immense and upon the arrival Of the
volunteers 1t This point, tie ettLesia1m knew 30
bounds Cheer after cheer asceDdef bats W thrown
In the sir hsndksrhefs ere waved ~ he ladies snd
gentlemen occupying the windows Of the ioiei And
storer al jaceul thereto. The pyicU Arrangement ws
excellent this point, sufficient force having teen
detailed 90 NJ 70 keep lassage way ofvH Tor ITO |
soldiers march into their Temporary quarters al The
Girsrd House. supper ~as Furnished t'em At Toe |
Continental.
TBE sEyLNTH REGINtSr
Tie splendid body Of NeS-iork soldier, known ~
the 7th Regmsut reached This city abou dock ihis
morning They landed the " ashugton -lrer waarf
where they took toe carr Ale,Ilng 10 p.O,red o0-ih
once; but upon arriving at The depot ~ Broad md
WAshiuNcn streets the cars were ropptd. ard CoL
lecrt. ordered the % remain there until further
orders TIE soldiers remained there Vf cil hours
and numbers # then seaier Themselves through the
city seeing the sights ano aying IA supply of nect.-
saries Each mnu was ordered 20 supply himself with
three days ratiOGr aud The hled their bhvefecks
with bread, crackers, cheese, He.
sc,sE a. rHr pEFor.
The depot The censef Of attraction THIS morning
for an impeDse number Of p.rrOns, who thrOhged
thither 20 see the famous regiment Of which they had
heard 80 much. I he men We're supplied slth such
fare NJ they needed by the company aId tbey spent
the time until after daylight In -ingug and dsHciog
in getting what sleep they could ia th. cars or upon
the tOfs eide Of a plank.
The men were very cheerful and all seemed anyiOrs
20 teach the Baltimore roWdies Lesson FOR their Ill
a1nered and brutal conduct yceicriGy. TIE men Of
the 9Th Regiment expressed perfect confidence ~
their ability 20 cope with any mob Baltimore could
produce a confidence that snstalned by their
splendid Discipline and drill their two izers, then
twenty rounds Of ammunition for Ca man, their MIN
RE niles their sbooters per man. and astly their
determined pluck TIE regiment numbers s0i meD, IN
GLIDING officers bnt exclusive vi tie band.
During the morning the Massachusetts Regimen, ar
rived at tie depot, and the companies composing
were drawn up on Broad street before marching into
the building and taking their seats in the Their
arrival increased the crowd aud excitement.
DEPARTURE OF THF hAss.cHCsETTs REGIMENT.
The sth Regiment Of Massachusetts troops spent the
night at the GiIart House and after obtaining their
breakfasts the Continental they prepared for move
further South. They marched around the state House
Square and made hrief halt IN front OF the Hall Of
Independence. During the halt the Colonel went into
the Hall of Independence. Their passage through the
streets excited constant cheers.
Although the Massachusetts Regiment started in the
cars from Broad aid Washington streets this morning,
toward Bemo is certain the c.Inot othroughb BY
rail The bridges Being burned between Baltimore
and the SusquehanDa River renders hr impossible. IL
IA not known how they will 90.
Upon arriving the depot, the troops were marched
into the building but tie arrangements Tor their trans
potaon had not been completed they scattered about
he premises in groups ard engaged in conversation.