, 1861-08-12
GOOD Fob RALTlMORE.
TbeTfaItorz BrecktuffdscA1 and Va1tan-
al4ln1n HQpIRd Down In &SAftam0Fes

BALTIMORE, Aug. 3.-Messrs. Breckiuri5se
and yalland!g ham have partaken of grad
dirner al thu Eutaw House, this evening, Civ
en- by Baltimore 6ecesslonists. At IL o'.lock
they were screnaded BY the Blues Band
Mr. Breckenridge is now attempting to
speak, but is constantly intcrruptcd By eheers
for C1itteDdcu, Gen. Scott, the Kentucky elec
ton and the Union. It is impossible 70
beer what he is endeayoring to say. There
are several Thousand persons present, ma
the baud for the " Star Spangled Banner" and
'sYankee Doodle" but can get nothing from
them but It Dixie" and the t,Marseilles," AL
attempta to qniet the people were responded
to bS cries Of Is Remember the 19:h Of April
-ts REMEMBER the week Of terror"
seceasionists were roughly handled. He was
finally compelled to retire without speaking,
ard the cheers Of his friends were deafsRed
amid the groans and hiEEes.
NJ; Vallindigham did not attempt to speak.
and the crowd dispersed with cries for the
Union and groans for jeff Davis, Interrupted
by counter cheers Aud groans.
Breckinridge continued to speak fer about
half IN hour, Tith Interruptions 50 frequent
that but Eere and there sentence could be
obtained
he said that he desired to speak for the poor
and weak, and not for the rich and powerful
Here Mr. Breckenridge Was interrupted BY a
powerful voice, with the words, t. Yon lie !;
ato1s kn0g y0at do"
Mr. B. tnen referred to Imposition Of Mary
1and, whose citizens had again and again
been outraged in their dearest constitutional
rights. 70 al respectful inquiries as to the
charges against those who had heen rudely
torn from their homes and their families,
nothing but contemptuons responses had been
returned. Do You tME B. asked) csn that
liberty: (c1iss Of Of i" IN. Ne, no, no." iasernin:
III. B. here inquired Of those who mani.
Tested disposition not to listen to him, why
they were present .;lthey did not desire ia
hear him This question was followed by
lcud cheers and h!sges.
4 violent commotion vas now observed to
take place among the crowd, which swayed
from pavement to pavementa as If under strong
e1citems snt, and the clubs Of policemen Hcrc
| seen beiyg applied with 7lgor to the heads ol
those Wfo were resisting them.
:, MT. T., speaking amid the din, sad !nas
| those who interrupted him with opproo1loas
epithets and hissea, were poor fellows, as, Mao
we're tightening the Degrading tettera ama;hia mMGa
| fer the pocr fellows sol nde'y treated. graeye
TO think that any one Eao1id, ;, oe 9ula On aly
5e Days 10 &c soutsen 6 tonedsrasz}
An active fight row sprung mp and occn pied
| fha sttert;nr' ST the crowd for several 1miuuses
sid occasicned 4 general stampede: Of the
Nj. B, sa:d il Was evident that the disturb
ants sre brt few in number, as+they feared tu
htar lin. "Do speak tho trutn :" The m
or;ry vas met by renewal Of epishess d1fect
&C sgsirst the speaker eo.u
{A veics.eNeyeE mind, Taey Se!, are IS. leom 1a
re- renewed, ard ssas im.nedl.ely tollo#sd
~ s;erguai OF violent disturbances Bseck
;I1;dee- eaid "You, poor fellows, may: h:sf
rov. .hue ycur ch7'd1eu' will essss mn" 4
Vcie) "0t, 20 to sooh Ccro1oa ed b
tsr to you"
Th,s vse mt by sehsEent c6aezing, and
,u+h vse .g=ic made by tbs polics upon e
| cecEd. Thls We foi3Eed ~ = gang OF na