The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-07-15
NEWS FROM BALTIMORE.
FURTHER REPORTS IN REGARD TO THE AS.
SASSINATION OF GOV. HICKS.

bAL'fh'"K, July IL, l9ot.
The city has been Oiled with flying run,ors ,f day
about tho assassination OF Gov. Hicks Cambridge
Eastern Shore bat up to late hour they trace
ac 10 any reliable source No regular communication
has boon had between Cambridge and Baltimore the
Pioneer NJ yesterday. The latest report the
cfiec, Of subsiantiatins previous rumors with
particulars II is stated that Governor Hicks
was shot by the OF hotel keeper in
Cambridge named Bradshaw and that the as
sassn had been arrested, Tho regular steamer
arrives tomorrow from Cambridge when full particulars
Of the affair the wharf, the time Of the departure OF
tae Pioneer, win be obtained Govornor Hicks caused
the arrest Of the parties Cambridge, before reported
and intense feeling that region against him His
residence is few miles from the town.
BaLrMoRE, July H. 1851:
lieutenant Morris Quarcrmaster First Maryland regi
~nt arrived from DownviIle Md, the Potomac near
wiiamsport, to day, with dcspatchcs from the govern
n,cnt. lie reports tho regiment 35i strong good
health and discipline.
Lieutenant Morris leaves this evening on his return via
Cbambersburg, with dispatches from General Banks
distinguished newspaper reporter in this city
rested last night by Captain Murray Of the Twenty fourth
Pcansylvan regiment bearer Of despatcbes from Mar
tinsburg for utleriug rcbellious sentiments He
leased on taking the oath Of allegiance
Tho Massachusetts, seventh, Colonel Couch and the
Thirty.sisth New York, Colonel lines passed through
this city to-day for Washington. Several loads,
horses, wagons, &c, the trains.
Hon Henry May returned from Richmond lust night
sick and is now under physicians He says the
confidence of the SOutherners in their ability to triumph
over the North is unboundcd The Richmond papers al
vocae the coniscai Yof the property Of Northern
farmers Fairfax county, who lending aid to the
Union troops
letter from Chnrlcstown, Western Virginia, states
that Governcs Wises headquarters then there,
aud that TIE Governors health is rapidly improv
ing The writer says Of the Governor that he
seizes traitors and the enemy crosses the river
somewhcsa and sazes citizens who arc loyal,
to hold e hostages Tho Generals time is half taken up
with trying tratoSs The other day We caught spy,
German Jew with clothing store worth FIVE thousand
dols He was caught air and 100 plain to deny and
he forfeited al his stock which clothes poor noun
tain boys.
Yesterday morning body Of three hundred and fifty
Union troops acting under the orders of General Banks
visited Belcr the county town of Hartford county Ma
rylaa and arrested Captain Archer Jarrett Of the Bar
Light Dragons They demanded from him the arms be-
| longing to his troop, accompanied with threat
that if he did not comply they would carry him
70 Philadelphia. The result do not know
az our informant post haste to
socit the intervention Of the authorities at Washington
Prior to his departure however, Mr. Henry D. Fardandis
well known citizen Of Hartford and formerly prominent
member Of the legislature was also arrested, but
leased afterwards party however, having been sent 10
his house ID the country to search it for arms
The military were aso in pursuit Of Colonel HERMAN
stump Ind Rchssd MITCHELL prominent citizens Of the
county, YAeae synsthiss were With ,Ae segIh Our ~