New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-04-22
THE WAR NEWS IN BOSTON.
BO5ToS, Saturday Anil .

1
Gov. Andrew was at the Executive Department
leaFy all night. At IL o'clock he received the follow
ing dispatch. dated Philadelphia
/ 70 GOr. ANDREW: 1 have reason 10 believe tina
! ~. Jones has gone through TO Washington. Two
| killed only Of the Massachusetts, ipen. We shall g
| through at once.
The road is torn up through Baltimore. VIII tele
| graph again.
(,igued, BE BUTLER BriFsdie--General.
AT midnight another dispatch was received ss fol-
lows:
Col. Joucs has gone through to Washington TIE
rendsy lvauia troops bave been driven tack. These
were iluarrned. Eight are killed and four wounded
Only four o,- them Massachusetts troops. win
telegraph again but stall not be able TO ge, ready Us
econ as had hoped.
tsisa'4 tI EyELEs,
In Proclamation. Governor Andrew Saws:
No direct information has bern obtained at head
quarters from Col lones personally, but under The in
tsliiuepc4 received no doubt is ente tiDed that his
command will ,antIy force passage through Balti-
more nor If its arrival in good order and line spirits Ia
the advance guard of tie national militia at the Gap
ital Of the Union. Cordially aud deeply sympatbung
with the families Of the beeayed BY The loss Of The
brave men fallen in this heroic expedition, tie Goy-
ernor recognizes the parallel the day ana event sup,
gested I'LL the 18th OF April lYo, and the immortal
memories which cluster around the meD OF Lexington
aid Concord"
At q clock thia morning the Governor received
dispatch from Bigadier General Batter, confirming the
previous report that bat two. Of the Massachusetts,
soldiers were killed, Of them by piece Of iron
thrown from fcundery and Il states that most Of the
wounded have arrived at Washington with their COM
rades from which the inference must be that their
wounds arc not dangerous. Gen Butler also tele-
graphs of our that they fought gallantiy. No nan
of red to run. They bore the attack with the utmost
patience, until prominent cizeas Of Baltimore told
them to fire. They did Part Of the mob responded
with ire the rest scattered All have arrived at
Washneton except the Elk injured who well cared
for at Baltimore.
The Governor has sent the following dispatch 20 the
Mayor OF Baltimore:
81 pray YOU 20 cause the bodies Of or Msssachu-
seits ders dead In Baltimore 10 be immediately ild
ont, preserved Ice and tendeIly cent forNaIg By
exprcss 10 me- Al exVensce will be Paid by tbls Com
uOnwealth. iSigued) joHr a. hNbtFW
p" GoyBusor Of Massachusetts.
At Fall River last night there was AZ immense meet
ing Of citizens called the reception OF the news
Patriotic speeches were made and the City Govern
nent instructed appropriate $40 600 to it out volan'
tees and to pay each volunteer so per month in adj
ditiOn TO the Government pay.
TIE news from Baltimore stimulates the war feeling
to high pitch all over New England.
Dispatches pour in announcing mass meetings III
every direction.
Az Nswburypor, three fGE companies enised today,
and will be ready AZ one hours not!ce.
Salem has voted $4,000, and sent two companies,
numbering la men, who arrived u Boston to-day.
The Lish, German aud French citizens axe Offering
their services en- mssre.
The greatest activity exhibited IN preparing uni
forls and EQUIPMENTS.
Old Concord sends &; men.
The Fifth Regiment and Boston Flying Artillery
are in readiness and snxoasly uvaiiing orders 70
march.
Boston looks like military camp.
The 5th Massachusetts re gment sud the Boston Fly
ing Artillery start for Washington THE evening.
public meeting is called in state street, Sunday
morning at 20 clock, 10 raise volunteer regiment
The call |. beaded bv Fletcher Webster, aud signed by
a large number Of leading merchants.
THE MAYOR OF BALTIMORE 10 THE GOVERNOR
or MASSACHUSETTS,.
BosToS, april 81, 1851.
The following telegraphic correspondence explains
itself
BALTIMORE, April 20, 1851.
Tho Hou joins A. AsrREw, Governor OF Massachusetts
SIR: No one deplores the sad events Of yesterday
In this city more deeply than 10y SELF BIZ; they were
inevitable Our people viewed the passage OF armed
truops 70 another State through the streets as an nva-
sion uf ar IL and cOnd not he restrained. The au-
thoes exered Themselves 10 the best Oh tne aoty,
but with OILY partial snccess Gov Hicks was pres
emit and oonours in all my views as TO the proceed
ings now necessary for our protection When are
tlcse scenes 10 cease9 Are we 10 have war OF sec
tion! God forbid The bodies OF the Massachusetts
soldiers could not be sent ont TO Boston,
~ Won requested, all communication between
this city and Philadelphia be railroad and with Bos-
ton By cleaners having ceased, but they have been
he. IL mill
pr per fubera ceremonies in the nausoeun Of Green
lount Cemetery where they shall be retained until
further directions received from you. The wounded
are 'enderly cared for appre' late your offer, but
baltimore will claim it Us her right 10 pay all expenses
incurred. Very respectfully your obedienL servant,
GEO NJ. Brown Mayor Of Baltimore.
To this the following reply was returned by the
Governor:
To H.. Honor Gso. NJ BRovx, MSyer Of Bai,izors:
DEAR SIR: Iappreriaie your KIND attention 10 our
wounded and our dead and trust that at the earliest
moment the remains Of our fallen will return % US.
am overwhelmed with surprise that peaceful march
OF American 'i1ens over tie highway 20 Inc agiense
Baltmoreans. Through New-iOrk the march was
triunpbal. - .,nnp,
Governor Of Gsssachusetts
mass meeting Of citizens numbering many thous-
ands, was held in Safe street this forenoon, and was
addressed BY Fletcher Webster, Charles L. Woodbury.
and MANY distinguished citizens. The meeting to
raise regiment for Fletcher Webster and was com
plelely successful The mos, intense enthusiasm pre-
vailed among the crowd.
The nass meeting in State street continued FROM 10
O'Clock u. M ill nearly night IL was remarkable
exprrsson of the entire voice of people. Beacon
street and North End leading merchants and leaders OF
the Roushs ffatefpized with entire unanimy Of sent
meut. The speakers embraced Seotchmen, Irshmen,
and Gerrsns az well as Americans Ii lie impossible