Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-06-29
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fEPORTED ron THE STATESMAN.
Affairs In baltimore.
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BALTIMORE, June 81
Families have packed up, ready to leave the
city In anticipation Of Gen. Banks's proclama.
tion Of martial law. '''''T
Some have fed as the prospect of being ruled
by those they have, no confidence in. =
Positive orders have been giyen by the mar.
shal TO avoid irritation Of the people, and to ar
rest Unionists who make violent demonstra-
tions. .a'll IN
Marshal Kane writes TO his wife that he ls well
treated, and as comfortable as circumstances
will admit. ss.trt.0y-l - ~ - : y =
New oaths have not been administered to the
police who continue on duty as usual, but row
dies are beginning to show signs of license.
The U. 3. Deputy Marshal has instituted
searches for arms In private dwellings. A 10,
was seized In lager beer saloon.
A Company Of 90 men was stopped on board
OF the steamer Mary Washington. 80
Additional Regiments ofSUoS Troops have
Col: Joues's Regiment q bare from the Relay
Reports are current that the U. s. forces ar.
throwing up intrenchments about eight miiel
east ot baltimore, on the Baltimore and Phila
Deputy Marshal Clifford has iust promulgated
an order, saying to the different stations.
"Ihe police force will continue in the dis
charge OF their duty as heretofore. No military
force Is Intended to take the place of the pres
ent force, without there be q necessary call for
The Police Board Is disbsnded.1 q
Ihree hundred and sixty ,out, of four humid
red, Of Marshal Kane's police, have resigned.
5.3O, T. M.-No police force is yet organized
All the bar-rooms are ordered to be colosed
BY Provost Marshal Kenley. --...et 80
I s1.,ess saNs Is BALTIMoRE, June %. ?
There Is good deal of quiet excitement.
Crowds are around the police stations and Mar
shal's Office. m XIV III T-T
A search at the Marshal's Office is going Oh.
A large quantity Of arms and ammunition have
been found secreted In the cellar, In the walls,
and beneath the floor, etc. A case Of valuable
pistols, over 500 rifles, twenty-five Of which
were Mimic, were found. Also several supposed
to have belonged to Massachusetts, soldiers who
were dlsarmed by the mob on the 18th of April
1t Is estimated, that 100, 900 percussion caps,
also 3,lOO ball cartridges, 600 long Mimic bali
cartridges, and numerous other warlike articles,
including balls for steam gun were found. !
The search is still progressing: 1t Is sup
posed that considerable number of arms will
tions. .sssiaT-Ti-1 : 2 -
Y This morning, Gen, Banks issued an order 10
Col Kenley, In reply to the protest of the Po-
lice Commissioners, in which heisays; 4 .glt-l
4 "You will take special notice that, In nv
proclamation of to day, neither the law nor the
Officers appointed to execute the law, are inter.
fered with In any manner whatever, except as it
operates on the members Of the Board Of Com, !,
missioners and the Chief of Police. Every
officer and man, with the exception OF those
persons above named, will be continued In the
service In the positions they now hold, unless
they shall refuse 10 such case, the Provost
Marshal is to select others to fill their places"
Among the articles found at Marshal Kanes
Office was altwelve pound cannon ball, bearing
the inscription-"FromF Fort Sumter to Marshal
Kane. n------.----------,- ------------- q