, 1861-08-10
Afternoon Dispatches.
GOOD FOE BALTIMORE.
heTFAItOr1 Breckenridge and VafIan.
ffxhwm HOOtod DDNA LII Baltimore.

GOOD FOE BALTIMORE.
TheTraItors sBreckinr1dge and vailan-
Afghan Hootod Down LII Baltimore.
BA1r1moRE, Aug. B-Mesgrs. Breckinridge
and Val1audigham have partaken Of grand
dinner at the Eutaw House, this evening, CIV
en- bv Baltimore secessioniste. At II O'Clock
they were serenaded by the Blues Band.
spea M5 ba 8 atsnrusd e9ses
for Crittenden, Gen. Scott, the Kentucky cleo
ton and the Union. It is impossible to
hear what he is endeaToTIpg to say Inele
are several Thousand persons present, ma
jority of whom nfe Union mep, They call on
The band for the "Star Spangleo Banner" and
'Yankee Doodle" but cau get ncthing from
them but Is Dixien and the Mnrzellles." All
attempts to quiet the people were responded
TO by cries Of Remember the 18th Of April"
-" RENE ember the week Of terror"
seceEsionists were roughly handled. He was
finally compelled to retire without speaking,
and the cheers Of his friends vera deafsned
amid the groans and hisse6.
A1r. ValiDdigham did not attempt TO speak,
and the crowd dispersed with cries for the
Union and groans tor JEFF. Davis, Interrupted
by counter cheers and groans.
Breekin1idge continued to speak for about
half en- hour, with interruptions SO frequent
that but hele and there a sentence could be
obtained. ....
He said that he desired to speak for the poor
aud weak, and not for the rich and powerful
Here Mr. Breckenridge Was interrupted By q
powerful voice, with the words, : You lie );
! yon kn0qc ycu do"
Mr. b. tren referred to the position Of Mary
land, whose citizens had again and again
been outraged in their dearest constitutional
Fights. To al respectful inquiries as to the
caarges against those Tho had been rudc1y
torn fH..Ht Inv %ha5-
nothing but contenlptuous responses had been
returned. "Do ysu lMr- B. asked( call that
liber:J? (Cries Of 't No, nu, me-" lntermi1-
gled with cries OF ''Oh! dry up, you are d
Iraitcr,'") &c
Mr.: B. here inquired Of those who mani
they we're present 5'thsy did not desire to
hear him. This question was followed by
loud cheeT6 and hisse8.
A vi=leat commotion was now observed to
tske plaee among the crowd, whic: swayed
from pavement TO payementaa If under strong
excitsment, and the clubs Of policemen were
| seen being applied with vigor to the heads Of
| these who we're resisting them.
Mr. B., speaking amid the din, said that
these who interrupted him with opprobrious
epl1hets and hisaes, were poor fellows, who
we're tighteElDg the degrading fe1ters which
bound them II feel personality responsible
ler the peer fellows SO udeiE treated. I grieye
to tbirk that any one should be hurt on nv
account" [Cr:es Of "Good," anl cheers for
| jeff DaFis and the Southern Coafederacy.]
/! Al active tight now sprung uD and uJled
fIe attention ot TIE ero17d foy several minutes,
/ ant ccgas;c1ed a general stamlede Of the
| t,m1d.
b1r B. said it was evident that the disturb
| ants are but few in ruu.ber, az they feared to
| hta1 him "De spsa9: the truth ?" The iu-
t qn,ry was met by a reaeTal OF epithets direct
| es sgainst the speaker
| "a vic .i-Neyer mind, they are just from
| the jail and aims house. Tne cheering was
here renewed and Eas immediately followed
| b renewal Of violent disturbances. Bceck.
iHEidge said: lyon, peer fellows, may hiss
| roE, but your children Will hle5s me'' "a
yoicE) "Ob, SO TO South Carolina and be
| can md to you"
| THIS wss met by vehement cheering, and a
rush was again made BY the police upon tha
| crowd. This YVES followed ty G gang Of men
! from Inc right toward the side whence thc
renewed, when another ecene Of commo:,on
enSIee, during which sares:M men werc SC
Fs1elr "ea'e- Ill., 1,ussuet by police from The
Mr.: 3. SAL ssIf you don't intend 10 al1oa
zee TO spe: e, then dispcrsc :hc crowd I did
NIT voiu-- to sd5rcss, remember" [Cnears
| and hissss1 Mr. B.-"If did net k1l5w thu!
the 7lnaa u men disturbing this asseulb,ase
| WeTe NO ezpoEcnts Of the Sentiments Of tic
| ptcrle Of Baltimore, should despair Of you;
city" lChscrs for JsE Davis and Gen. Scott
8mId frequent Interruptions the speakc .;
contl3bed to say tLat since the time when
constitutions lad been desisued as limits Il
i dtspotlc power, nothing So outrageous as Tic
! acts Of the Administration had ever occurred
Liberty existed ntftre tue Constitution VII.
fcrmed: and silensFer tie iseue is presented
| }LtEeen that On the one hall aud zt.art
fo,m CT goy5rameat on tle cih:r, the fofr]
/ Wcu.d perish tut the pzinc:pl= Hou:d st!i
Survive, laissee. groans and eheer5l
Fren Washington and the Seat Var,
NAsH1SGroS, Aug: 8-Letters have inst
bce1 rseey.d hs1e. one Dated tEat 2}l and tbs
t o:hEE the 2Sth Of July, from Capt Washington
OF the Fisss Michigan regiment, stating thas az
vas Lot WnDndea at the battle Of B1is Ru5,
| ei;t was taken prisoner while attempting Il.
assist Got Wi1cf:x IF the field tot Wi1:ox's
arm is badly th-t:ared. Capt. K;:ke: was MAO
wounded d.: Lswis Of the s., Wi:coasiu IS
;;tte.eing lin. Mrs Ricket5 Is viii her l.us. s
b;.HG. >"@'S
Cap!. Washington writes that th:7 a.: :rca.
ted 1Titn great Eladuess- They ar:: al on snc cir
| fSroie q bonrr I;of 70 ese=,a or t.ac M arms
;sa;hs- tGt: S:'utk. Iles5 parties are acy pre-
oabls a: Richmond, as the wounded were to
| be Iei2eGed tnitaeE as SION as p!;ssibic
| Ihe SENATE On 1lls last cay Of tic session
| eohl:1ned the following Dsn1sd Post-aIastcrs
70 ca:s asas'9n ~ ge &c tas': .nRoiWR;s4 ii during
! Michigan. >s@so'
There is strong ground for belief shat the
fincs N2Eoi2an'e Sas:t to tits country is more
f"r pois:ic:.i purposes aad for the enllsE:2n-
| ntnS ct the Emperor Gu the euEfent a!fl;rs.
! TIC Pest Msster General has received tha
| following dis pat ch:
| clARKsBuEef1, Va, Aug. 7.-rne rebels
Lave 1eeE expelled ircm KsuaTha Csn :h1
+; 1hall - ;v;cs te resumed thera /:
=; tsIgIed), - y. 3. RosEScRANs
1 R-1te3i1it.r
! !, Tag department. il reply telegra2ne,l I'll II
/ fht5 had ordered the iE1ngdiatc fc:9mp.i.a
! of mail Service wherever it is aafc 10 to 20
=; u. sE3 service eau lie entrusted t. safe
! lanGs.
; m. 7. He:a1d.s Dispatch
]; Iho following is the official r:cert Of the
! artillery luEs AZ the hattle Of Bull Ran, r.
: is7Esd to IN iae Icpot OF Gen. Med fc.s: %.
] u, "a Artillery, Cap:. Arasld, six zitt:d 1i.Ii
! pieces; c.. A, Is; Artillery, Ca;:s R;eIz-:ts,
! SIX finio Palratt 10 reuEIEra: Co. E, 2d AZ.
j t.AeFT, GaEt ca7f's1!. t:7o r:tled pieces :.u:;
! G.ii1fH, QUE si.lyd piece, aud four s1.lu55:s
! Ecfes &c. &, l:t Arsi:ltE;. enc 50 pou.5cr
! falrott Gua Rhode I'land Battery, i've riil "a
p;:etG; :ot.i, Il rel=d aad S suo;s:a b:res
! AoaNlpnal REPORTS made She las4es il ::,n;nu-
f:.3tn, qua tetnaster md co;nm;4s:,-y stares
; 5s ioAc*5: 150 b5N=s snail c:.e sri.cs; 81
! brS:s 1:Hsa caanon an1nuuit:tu; 30 boxes
! cla fi'.arms: III Wagons .os.led ,Tis;1 Froy;.
! s;cna. end 5000 bna5:is cats 1t il es.ia,gted
! t5e1 ,UU0 muskes5 aua S,UuO Era,..a.ss IN;
| hisnkets %ere 1oet.
! A7s ttficer who has just arrived ieem t1,;
:25!hest rnEtos.a OF stur lizs to -s:.cAs the re-
! h is, rtpuris ere1y ihzay qai.t i::.i sx,s the
1eet |. ase still ceE:aEtrs:i-g er::ay iasge
icFes 81 F4':sI=x. eEd That sbcy az, ROW lnsoY-
! i'E ul' frt!enchments and Qualifications a1cpy
! fi'e r htaiti line oE the h1gnss: l'ois.s.
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