The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1861-04-25

Auc uTt WAS IctuIueus -t'f' r- q. 10
Two of the 7th regiment OF Psnnsyl'
vanians were killed aud several wound
ed. @ "aA9 isi
The 6ghtis still going on.
-aa SECOND DISPATCH.
There is intense excitement. The sal
diers are now forcing their way through
They fred on the mob killing ten. oi
eTT THIRD DISPATCH H'h' -r
1t is impossible osay what portion o.
the troops have been attacked. 3si'
They bore whit. flag as they march
Cd up Pratt street, and were greeted
with showers Of paving stones. Tn,
Mayor Of the city went ahead oil. them
with the police. a9fs z 81 ~ III 9'.' 10
An immense crowd blocked up the
streets. The soldiers finally turned, and
fred en- the mob. Several Of the woun.
ded have just gone up the street in carts.
1t is reported there is dreadful work
going on at the railroad depot. 9Fsoa 2.
$500 FOURTH DISPATCH. '4,-
At the Washington depot an immense
crowd assembled. The rioters attacked
the soldiers, who fred on tae mob. Saw.
eral were wounded. aiF ,taTA
A private dispatch from Baltimore
says: ''The position of our, loyal ei,i,
zsns is becoming very critical. We hope
that the North will stand by us, and 10
the forced passage Of her troops to the
Capital, will remember that there are
many true men here. Our police force
and many military companies are openly
against the government"
The city is in great excitement. Mar
tiallaw has been proclaimed. 81. .o
The military are rushing to their ar
mories. Civil war has been commenced
The railroad track is said to BE- torn
up outside of the city.
Parties threaten 10 destroy the Pratt
street bridge. As the troops passed
long Pratt street, perfect shower Of pa
wing stones rained ON their heads.
The cars have left for Washington and
were stoned as they left. a} t3it
1t was The 7th regiment Of Massachu.
sets which broke through the mob.
Three of the mob are known to be
dead and three of the soldiers.
Many were wounded. The Minute
Men wee turning out.
Iii BALTIMoRE, April 19--4P N.
+, A town meeting has been called for
four o'clock. 1t is said there have been
twelve lives lost. Several are MORTAL r
wounded. Parties Of men half frantic
are roaming the streets armed with guns,
pistols and muskets. The stores are
clesed. Business is suspended, and q
general state Of dread prevails. Par.
ties rush ed into the telegraph office with
q hatchets and cut the wires. Not much
damage was done. es iti" s=
R. w. Davis of the firm Of Pegram.
Painter d Davis. was sh 1t dead during
the riot. near Camden Station. 1t is
reported that the Pbiladelpli ians are now
at the outer depot. The President Of
the read has ordered the train back, a,
the urgent request OF the Mayor and
Governor. They are already cut Off
The citizens who were MORALLY woun-
ded were John Miraen, P. Griffin, and G
Needman. s.,.l -,.s r.ess ai..e
-Four Of the Massachusetts, troop,
were killed and several wounded. 1t
impossible to learn their names.
Baltimore, 8 p. m.-As far as ascer.
tanned only two of the soldiers were
killed In company G. Their bodies ar.
now at the police station. At the sam.
station are four wounded-none fatally
So far as known at present, seven citi
zens were killed. A dozen or SO ar,
seriously wounded, though it is though
not fatally. Comparative quiet now pre-
walls. The military are under arms, an,
the police are out in full force. There i
large mass meeting here tonight, ad
dressed by the Mayor. The Goyerno
was present. . a.a s.H SSH, 1t