Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1861-04-22
dQ(ortsster 9ailg Spp.
THE AFFAIR AT BALTIMORE.

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creating any marked objection For some
reason the horses attached to the seventh car
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at rral' street Oriuge' anu Tue ca u'oVeu Will
out their aid to within short distance of Gay
street. Between Cav and Frederick streets a
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the oeu Vi lhe sueet' anu JUST at the moment
the car reached Gay street they were engaged
in removing cobble stones from the princinal
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anu III 0"eei9 ~, D"'ls anu tne southern
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no 'o''in"'u io' ee'ei"' '''''u'eS, WHICH,
40 te no. ees "ele "s"i'i "''11nou' anu t''e car
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pli',o'li i. n"sulS Ju'"'eu vi 10 "Foiu me
oh1 nv q " s,o"es' .-,.,
i'i VI" vas 'e"'e" III ','e s"iNe
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eaPe" VIZ" o"'y Que s.oue'
ne eto"n eAci'eu ~ .ne'' "o,H' eActai'h-
gu .ha' p'"eN lTPuoiiI""s su"eu hot pass
t'iiouet, Ii"i 'd"u' a iaPse VI h'e minutes
eucIeeueu' a "u'iioeI Vi iesPec'aoie PERSONS
III l'ie u,eiiiti'le u's9u the crown 10 'ear up
."e ''eN' EAi'ei "'i- nam mas, P"sseu' one
was oosetVeu Oh Il at street oriuSe' "heh an
c,'ors were uIass9u Oh tie rack at Tue corner
Vi Jay stiee'' anu P"it Vi 'ile i"cN WAS toIli
up Oosei Nlhs t"is, tne cars were turheu
1'eN ~ i"t' stleet uepot' anu INC men
uisenoafkei ana prepared 10 MARCH through
the city- May OF brown WIN Il NUMBER Vi po-
lice appeared AT their head and led the way.
Ihey CAME along Ut Disk pace, andwnlln-
they reached TIE Centre Market space, an err
mense concourse OF people closed i'll behind
them, and commenced sloulhS them. When
they rcashcd Gay street, where the track had
been taken up, a large crowd OF men, armed
with paving stones, showered them on their
heads win such force that several OF them
were Knocked down III the ranks. After lay
ing NV minutes, they crowded INTO the
stores on Frat street. Az TIE corner OF South
aud Pratt streets, man fired pistol into the
ranks OF the niitla, when those Ill the rear
ranks Immediately wheeled aud fired upon
their ASSISTANTS, and several were @Ouudrd.
The guns OF the soldiers that had fallen
wo-nded, were seized and fired upon the ranks
with laili effect Ill one Or TWO instances.
Alter they reached Calvert street they snc'
ceeded IN checking their pursuers by rapid
IRE, which brought down two or three, and
were not much molested until they reached
Howard street. where another large crowd was
assembled. Some stones were thrown at
them, but Their guns were not loaded, and
they passed on tlIrOns Ii a dense crowd, down
Howard "a itI
on Pratt street was one of the most startling
character The wounded soldiers, three i'll
huhpeI' "Sre taken up carefully and carried
10 places ol safely Ivy the cilizelis nll-f tli---
street.
Al Camdeh s'atio.' where ','e trains leaVe
Ior Wasiliistoh' was ,'Sse',io'e. a." i"' -
meht Oh poilce' tiiuer ui'ec'ion Vi Nl"'s'ial
Name IL soon appeared t'at otuers were CIV
en- 10 e'e''r M sne 'I"cAS ne"i 'ue ""'" uVPoS
DutlulhS' ms WIS uohe' anu sopn AMER d
large passenger car OF tle rhalauGlpliit ran
ROAD came up at rapid ra'e' nleu win SUI
dleIs' LUIS car was sooh ioi'o"eu Ny aoout
sixteen mo c, all occupied ny Tue nlui'ery
Cpon inquiry II was asce,'a'i''u Una. ''ey eon-
sisted OF reeiileht oI Massaciuse''s il,"nuy
commanded ny Col. ~ T. Jones anu Lieut.
Ool. ohattuck, III all eieFe" oo'i'Pi"ies' WI"
an aSSieea'e Vi ooo i'e"' 10 oo'i 40 ''le
cars drIiFeu' soihe VI 'ie
hooted at by tlie crowd D.' lllaue no over ac''
oefera' young nien "Ppe"lou "' o"e W. t i,
cars anu uisli"! so 80 ~"
capt''ln % one I"n'l'""1 " n'' Wv "iu
ucialeo ne "ou'u pio'es' no NY" oooi oi'.l
me tidl'l was leauy " s'"i !, "'u ',it'9 eNpeet
Gu 1t 70 s'"it ~, ~ ~ 'u n i'
move IN nan last 4 Tue uei"y ueil9 ""e y!
tna' la ~ eio"u "
hau lil'i''e' ~ 'ear up 'iie 'aoN anu Wv"
up tfe priuees' anu 'Ne,eoy p;eaen' ue pas .i''
says Vi tue ram III ~" ,ii''. . az Wv
uiset"i &c VI D. ~, IL.
VI , ',e !" s''e ii,n,r iran, an,
of the northern states. about $50 strong, was
seen rapidly approaching the depot, and no
doubt anxious to reach tue cars. me excite
nie,. ""e ,l' ANY, W Ihi '.nn,,,'Iara,a srats
seemed 10 be raIlyipg point OF the people.
Some sauted the command with stones,
when number OF the latter discouraged thelr
NV. " e'y ,i,,,hd
There seemed TO be little discipline among
these troops, especially as they rushed along
pei niel. ,...,
WHIST they were enterlne tIle cars, ~ crown u
OF young nlln gave lnem several voneys "
Dflcks anu stones, some Oh WHICH ueilol'sheu
ele "lnuoWs VI We c"ls; "ne,eupo" '', ,i'a =,
"lluo"s' anu nieu' Lucy "'.n.u u1'ioS, tt,ey
az t'ie ero"u' ou' no que "aS i"Ju.vu Inc ms
tuis oouy was passing near inc colner VI iat'