New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-04-24

Cam John McNshon WIN. n. Clark James Carr s.bsa.n
| Gie., VIM NalOney Michael Murphy
CIisens WcaHded-Jsmes Myers, u.Oralyi -C0nsy VIM.
Soldiers Wounded~Asa Needham. Michael Green D. p.
Tyler Edward COlwin IL W. DanOrh, Wm Patchi three
The total killed is nine citizens and two soldier,
wounded, three citizens and eight soldiers
| THE MASSACHUSETTS WOUNDED.
| The Washington Star of Saturday. says: The
wounded of the Massachusetts soldiers IN the fight at
| Baltimore on Friday, are as follows: Company C,
Stoneham Light Infantry-Capt. j. ii. Dyke, bali
wound in the head left i Baltimore and supposed to
have ded since; Henry Dyke, ball wound in the leg;
Flanders, bad wound with brickbat on the head II.
| Perry, brickbat wound on the knee; John Fortier
wounded on the head with stone; c. L. Gill, bad
wound on the knee from the breech of a gun; John
w. Pepnall, knocked ON the head with a brickbat;
John KemptoD, several bad bruises on the legs and
arms from paving stones; Morris Meade, wounded on
the leg by brickbat; Lieut.. James Wroe, two side
cuts on the head from brickbats; Daniel Brown, the
third finger of the left hand shot off. Company D,
Lowell-C. II. Chandler, wounded on the head by
brick. Company /, LawreDce-V. g. Gingrass, bali
through the ann Alonzo JOY, two fingers shot of;
Sergeant G. J. Dorall cut on the heed with brick
baf of this company five or six are LETT 10 baltimore,
and the nature Of their wounds is not known Com
pany DIV. III. Lamson, struck on the eye, and back
of the head with paving stones and other severe
bruises on the body. Charles StinsoD, Company G.,
nose broken with brick. Company D-Ira w.
Moore, badly wounded on the left arm with brckbats;
George Alexander, back Of the head and neck badly
cut with brick.
The Star adds: All the above, except Capt Dyke,
are at the Washington Tnirnary, under the charge Of
Surgeon Smith, VI Their own regiment, and DIR. j. B.
Smith, SdrgeOn to the ID. {. Volunteers, who has
kindly volunteered his services as assistant. con-
siderable number Of citizens of Massachusetts tempora
Iy residing here have formed Themselves into an az
citation to aid by money and other means 10 relieving
troops sent here from that State whenever assistance
may be required
BALTIMORE SUBJECTED TO SACK AND PLUMBER
BY THE MOB.
The following particulars are from Tile Baltimore
Sun of Monday:
There was great rush on Saturday and yesterday
for arms muskets, pistols, bowie-knlves, axes pitch
forks cabs and every other instrument OF attack or
defense In fact, the people were aroused and deter
mined on every manner and mo1e Of resistance.
On Friday night about II O'Clock, crowd erose
miosion merchants, No. l02 Dugans wharf, where
there were some three four thousand Mimic muskes
swords, and other aceouterments belonging TO the
State Of MARYLAND. These gentlemen held them as
agents Of Mr.. II. Wbiteley of Connecticut.
They to have been sent to Annapolis on Satur"
day. From three TO four hundred swords and about
hree-fourhs of the guns with BELTS knapsacks, and
cartridge boxes, seized and carried off, Before
the remainder were taken, the police were notified and
squad was mmedi tely sent from the middle district,
under the command OF Lieut.. Elliott and Sergeants
Fields and Metze Hearing Of their approach, those
engaged Stripping tue Warehouse OF
made their escape. Some of the guns were found in
the streets by tue police, aud about fifty were taken
from individuals by members OF the Junior Artillery
Company, who bad heard of the seizure. A ware
house No. IA West Pratt street, occupied by John e.
j. Meyer, was also broken into and about twenty riee
and muskets taken therefrom.
TIE establishment of a gentleman named Ball, be-
tween Bddle and Union streets, was also entered ana
| the arms taken off.
Yesterday about IL o'clock, noon, crowd assembled
in front OF the warehouse of Messrs Schaefer oney
in Hanover, Baltimore street. The propnetor:,
il appears received order from the proper anthofv
res to deliver the citizens forty rifles. This having
been DONE the crowd quietly dispersed, those armed
being ready for action.
In the afternoon demonstration was made on the
premises of Mr. N. A. McComas on Pratt street, below
| Gay, and number of guns obtained therefrom.
party Of young men started for Catonsyille, and
succeeded in breaking the armory of st. Tmothys
Hail. from which they procured about ~ muskets.
They also made an effort to remove the ordnance bus
| a wheel from each gun carriage had been removed,
| and they could not be taken. The small arms were
left at the house of +. Ellenbrook the Frederick
road, from which they were aerward brought to the
city.
Yesterday afternoon body of men paid visit TO the
of Mr. Leonard Passano in Centre Market space
The handle of DUMP was wrenched out, with which
they commenced batterng down the door. Mr. Passand
happened to along at the time With some friends,
and prevented further action their part, but he
opened the door and handed to the crowd about $50
worth of pistols The impression was that he had @
no guns and the pistols he had now all gone.
Sergeant Metzel, Of the middle station with force
Of police, on Saturday night found at house on Balti
street. fourteen carbiles, i've swords, and some
trappings all of which accoutermens belong 10 the
Mounted Carbineers, disbanded some tine since. The
| arms were deposited at the middle station.
A THREATENED ATTACK.
| On Saturday afternoon about O'clock a body Of
men surrounded the Office of the Wscker, German
newspaper, published on Frederick street. The pro-
petor Of the paper fearful of danger to his premises
applied TO Mayor Brown for protection, who detailed
body Of polls TO guard the establishment, and the
crowd dispersed not however, until the South
ern flag had been thrown ont. No violnce was done,
and all good citizens regretted that any such demon
stratiou was made.
EXCITEMENT AT CHARLES STREET.
While the boxes of arms were being removed from
the warerooms Of +. w. Bennett, auctioneer, South
Charles street. Saturday for transportation to the
Marshals office, a crowd collected and not being
that the had been purchased by the city,
and be used for its defense, some demonstra
tons Of a seizure manifested. Mr.. A. G. N.
Matthews mounted box and made speech to the
crowd, which satisfactory, and they quietly dis
persed.
sACKING CHINA STORE, ETC.
Shortly before noon, Saturday, while the police Of
the western district were called TO the middle dis
tct by the telegraph, excited crowd attacked the
china and queensware store Of VIM. w. Wright, No.
Al North Eutaw street, near Lexington. The front
door and windows were demolished, and the stock
broken and damaged 10 the extent Of several hundred
dollars
The police rallied and arrested Andrew Zell upon the
charge of being concerned III the attack Justice Nc
LauQhlin held him to bail for Court. The store TO
NAMED in possession of the police. The propretors
political sentiments seemed to have prompted the at
tack.
Turner Hall, Pratt street. and Mechanics Hall, West
Fayete street, threatened with an attack last
night and police were placed in them for their protec'
ton.