The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-04-22
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cay only sixty OF WHOM ~ere supplied wi h srms
Tie remainder were recruits, and occupied second Class
a. lie hesa Of THIS column on foot Brown placed
hnseif. and walked 10 :roIt ezertne az as nhssn9s -
Just before the movenen. was made from the cars
large crowd q pereens wens down frs.aenI saes 49,
Southern Tag met the troops az they emerged Tom
the cars S1ghern tag was then carried IN irohi Of
The column and hootng and ysng began, ana ~ go
greeted With a ycley Of stones
FsrucR with stoves md shocked dc an OF them
tan en- BIZ the police drug Of j. Pitt the
corner Of Pa and High streets and the other TO the
eastern police station.
The yelrng consumed. and he stones lew thick and
last ~ trat street bridge gun wss arei, saii oy
nseusn No n have fred from the ranks OF Iae
scGiers Then the crowd pressed stronger, until tue
body reached the Of Cav street, where the
preeeDted arms snd fred. Several persons fell on the
frei roura and the crowd became furious. OF
revolvers usea, and their shots took eec.
rsnss Peep tl=D 10 every direction in search o.
arms bnt The sroes q the military Companies Of the
sttv closely guarded and colld be o1ta med.
Yreet 10 quick Succession but how many fell canno. nov
&c ascertainei.
among wounded vas young man nan4s4 Francis
4 Fsra who resides a. The corner OF Bait more and AIS
suith streets ~ sGs shot IN the groin. DC; the wound
4 not though: q DO mortal
A young s1Gle0 James Clark, formerly connected
with No iooE add Ladder Company, as slot through
me head and instantly killed.
James 4yers residDg IN Taye.te street. SHOT 10
Inc right u the back, the spae The hail.
A,ne passed through him and lodged among faise
RIBS He was MORALLY wounded
John McCann, Of No. North Bend street.
taIy wounded.
man named Flannery, residing en- Frederick street,
near Pratt, was MORALLY wounded and died shortly
- Carr residing st the corner Of Exeter and Bank
etreets. woCnaed by mnsket ball IN the knee. The
wound s
John staub, clerk with Tucker & Smith, OF Charles
sweet shot 10 the fore hnger O. the rign, hand.
A Young paIned ka,ony shot Frat. etree:,
near Cay and died at the central police station.
James keenan, was wounded BY having Minnie bal
Iass through the body He of the stranger SOL
diers. HIS wcund was supposed 10 be mortal. &c
keD to the cice or Dr. Enize, where he received CUR
gal attendance and vas taken 10 the Protestant In
urinary.
Al tie police station old nan, WHO I'D not give his
name, was badly wounded.
How many were wounded II impossbl TO as,er-
IAN, many Of The soldiers who lef. the
known TO have been injured.
Kirk Hatch Of PniIadelphis, wounded on the lead
ablow irom stone Or budgeon. he YVES severely
- Conner Of Baltimore, vac also wounded on the
head with stone, and was taken TO his residence on
Bond street.
At the Central DO ce station two soldiers were taken 10
desc also two cit'zers Three soldiers Snd Cit.
taken to the same place wounded The I'D
PASSED cn up Prslt street, and rear Light street there
another vol!ey fred
A, Light street wharf boy nam ed VIA. Reed a hand
board the Oyster soop Wild Pigeon, OF York county.
Va received bali through the ABDOMEN, and dying
81 last accounts, in the heid Of the schooner.
Another boy, fG;rck Griffin, employed az the Green
House, Pratt street shot through the eowes while
hooking from the door.
frenzea crc~d returned the Ere from revovers aud
wI.h hyieks Apsrew Robbins, member OF a
oomeany IRON son.ng:on, Conn, shot IN the lack
cfthe Eeao, and fe from the ranks. lie taken
tbe drug store or jesse s. Eun, of Pra.t aE5
Charles street,. His wound Is dangerous.
ArotAer soldier, = Fl. Needham, member o the Mas
nsenste from the ranks. Ee taEen INTO the book
ftoIe Of T. ~ Kurtz Isl Pat; street he auoseg1 entity
dieo Pref j. W DGroar was very active 10 rendering
asssaLee 70 lie wourts as were also other physicians
sHF FIRING or TEE CITIZENS At HOWARD AND DOVER
STREETS.
At The corner az 5Nwsri and Dover streets one o. tie
u1cirng companies cred upon, when troops 10
NJ q le l.
struck the BRICK walls OF the dwelling, da2nlag out
pieces Of hr ok ana making large holes in the wAs me
IRE returned ron seveF. points with guns and re
rolvere and with bricks Dy tGecrowd Several soders
sIucS ~ ,Se rrss q. the re1ie4s The faces q r,spy
cf the so.eers through the windows, we're
streaming with tlocd from cats received from the srit
tered glass o. tire w.rGoNa, AL from the E!:s les
hoiied INTO then. Several wocnded, supposed 20 lave
been slo their passage aopg Frat; street tssea
ton. ard Transferred - tire other
Fro Gay soq,b sIres;, rrart, The sgtt WIKI the
soldiers 10 marched or rther ran, through town
ierrhc Large pavDc stores rured iato RAGS
from every direction. the negroes WHO about The
wharf monv sstances jo'niHg the assault. Al 1Gy
tTeei TIE solats area number OF snois' though IL
Lit,pE cye, FAR coull DC ssertzned fger
Lrnr vo.ey The sid again broke run, bat
another ~ ser Of stones beng hurled into TIE RANKS a.
Commerce street VIII sCcn force % KIOSK several VI
Them down, Ae order was gwen 70 another por,3n Of
llem % halt ard ire which rad 70 oe rsueated before
ttev could os brought 20 ha They taen wheeled and
tired twenty shoss, bat from their s:ooplrg aud
doceLP 20 avoid TIE s'lnes Drt four cf I've so1is ok
effect the marks o. greater portion o. taer balls
vsibe the walls o. the I'd accent warehouses ever %
70 he second sior!es Here four citizens fell,
Stom dies In few moments, and the OTHER two
tarred Of, supposed % be mortaly wounded.
AZ az he soldiers fred re struck y III stone
ard succked dowp and az he attempted 70 rise another
tIone lin II tie face, when be crawled into a
store Ecd prosuki Dg himself on door, claspe1
hards and BEGGED r,eausv for his life saying tina.
thresle1td with Instant death by his officers &c
had been forced ~ IL the same manner, and h,
hoped ali who forced others 70 come might be killed Dc
fore they got through the city he plead 80 hard thl
FrrfH pacfn nov ard /.
the police station 10 have hs wounds 1ress
ed. ~ taey lad fred al this point they ags
wheeled add started OIL in ful run. when some tbre
four parties issnsc from the Warehouses there an
fred into them which brought down three more soldiers
one Of whom was carried INTO the sane store WITH u
one above alluded 70. and died In few moments. IN
others cue eeded ~ rega!nng their feet and proceeded
with their comrades the whole rum ng as fast as Tel
eonid AMI rurninfne was kept up oy the sodier'
from tba point 20 the depot, the crowd continuing q
bur stones INTO the ranks throughout the Whole line d
march
THE TROOPS REAcH TIE CAMDEN RAILROAD STATION.
as early as nine ocock thongs collected ABOUT the
Camden ftaton anticipation Of The arrival Of the troops
from the prescent depot The throngs gradually
augmented Until about lo1s O'Clock when iarge body
m police appeared ard the took Il for gr nted tina
the trocps were coming Meanwhile tre assent y kept
sef normea on events at the lower d.pot By severa
youpg men horseback, who rode rapidly forward
hack between the depo,s. The Mayor the city and
Board Of Police Comm did their utmost 70 paclf,
the croTd, as well as did other prominent citizens
Finally crowds, rushing pelme from the lower street
towards The depot notices that the cars we're con
ing aud they arrived one after another drawn by fou
norses the blnds 81 most Of The cars were smut down
and in these provided with binds the troope ia
dosn fat 10 avoid the bricks thrown 81 them The CA
windows perfectly riddled, and their sides hor
great ndentations from the rocks and bricks hurled
them.
The while the troops were changing care VA
ndescr baby fearful rauntx clothed IN The most fear
fu language hurled at them by the psutng crowd
who almost breathless with running, passed 10 th
Window presenting knives and reviewers, and curset
up into the faces OF The solderg The police were thrown
IN bet~eep the and forming barrier, the troop
changed care, many &C them cooking their muskets q
they 81, pped on the platform.
After emoarklng the assembla age expected 20 ti
train OF but Its departure evidently delayed
the hope TINT tie crowd would dIsperse but
sweued the tropps expressed 10 the officers OF tho
road their determination 20 al or they would
leave the cars aud make their way 70 Washington.
While the delay increasing The excitement, a wild
cry was raised the platform, and dense crowd ran
Gown the platform and out the railroad track towards
ane Spring Gardens urtl the track for mile black