The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-04-22

lOLT0ny WashInVIOn
They reterned Saturday, and lie has returned The
names q the following, vino suffered n the fight at Ba
Richard Mooney wounded; Patrick J. Campbell, shot
join McGercher, wounded James reagle, sn,t; James
Agnew wounded; Peter Rogers, killed on the SCOT Miles
shield wounded John " Greaves, dead; Thomas Foster
wounded; Thomas 7. Little, wounded
TIE WOUNDED MASsACHUSETr SOLDIERS
IN NEW YORK.
Yesterday he living House, Twelfth street
AID BIoaoway, was the Of excitement for
tine which was owing The circumstance that
members Ct LIE hand, two Of whom were wounded in
Baltimore, With two wounded soldiers OF the Sixth
regiment The Massachusetts, Volunteers, had arrived
there, wea,e they loca.ea uItn I've O'Clock in the
evening
On their arrival the spirited and phanthropc pro-
preor Q! the noel MI John l. Tucker, had everything
requisite prepared for their comfort which duly ap
precisted by the gallant men.
They rnder the command Of Major wyrne and viii
| oe escorted 10 Boston by colone Boyd.
IN officer, beng requested by reporter TO have
sight o. the wounded men, compiled and the privilege
| was St granted. Their wounds Of serious,
though fatal nature and their and bodies pre-
rghtfnl picture Of the dabollca attack that
| made u7on than. Broken ring, smashed skulls,
manned limbs, the leading traits which mark the
baseners Q. onslaught that his stamped the
towr Of Baltimore with eternal infamy; and the
particularly SO as the act was perpetrated On unarmed
| ens u-ofsndi1g men for the fact ought not to be
CLOSED over that through the buuglng msmanage-
q the railway officials, the band placed in the
q the regiment in the cars, with only their instru
Eents TO protect them The man body Of the regiment
two ind ssf companies Iemaining namely, the Stone
nam company the National Grsys company, aud par: OF
the Lowell City Guard. These brave amounting in
nuroher to about 100 most numerically assailed
py thousands OF the racble, who pelted them with
paving stones and other missiles and for no
1 mo q
tho Of action c.ush rebellion and support the
| constitution ard laws Q, the country.
Some concepi1d may be formed OF the deadly animus
Of these Baltimore secessoniss when it s stated that
the Implements Of the band we're smashed and otherwise
left worthless. and the large drum Of the regiment is
rdded pieces both ends, together with the desruc
ton CT the ots One cut in the hesd OF the drum ex
.erds Mi foot N length and the other between seven
| and eight inches the members Of the band also
loet me greater portion Of their clothing, which was
eeer abused Or ssoen The whole fgntng lay between
these two ard half companies and the maddened rebel
lious yrmIcops ye5 the Massachusetts, men state that
they successfully conquered their unfeeng assaanis,
me massachusetts, soldiers are fine body OF men, IL
Judgment can be arrived at from the ga npe which
stopped the Irving House yesterday and when nterro
gated whether they again desired to return to the
and share n the gories OF their companions In arms
whom they Rad eft behind they replei they were
now cnv returnrg home 20 recruit themselves anew and
repar their broken bodies and shattered Instruments
%; hat they should again take Their pace IN Their pro
al music Of the Star spanged Banner, as they We're
ready 20 ay down their lives in support ard defence Of
The Jn0E IL justice these gallant hearted fe.
lows state that they evince enthusiastic desire 20
b. 81 ther posts q honor again. and that but co. the
orders 10 return home wounded soldiers they, woud
1ETa even Dor-s Win all, hac they eeen ao we'd 70 re-
mar.
Wr.. z. Pagcn George Wilson and John LJvett. The
aeo under The escort Of Colonel BOYD and left the
vDg Ecrse a. I've o'clock yesterday evening fer Boston
THE BALTlNoREANS AND THE MAssACHU
SETS VOLUNTEERS.
BosTos, April Fl, 1851
IL sta rerinert Colonel Iawrence, with ne sos,on
flying Artillery Major Cook, elt Tor New YORK a: seven
o,clocs ms morning me TIira es. s !;5ss
| York. Massaeha ss..s has, within TX days, re-
7onded 70 tie Presidents PROCLAMATION Win i've
fpiendd corps Of flying artillery. The artillery take
sx brass tx Founders, with horses, fully eq-ppea
the following Geographic correspondence explains
BALTIMORE, Aprfl q, 1891
| Eoy. JorS A. AypFHw, Governor q Massachusetts
SrNo oeI ores the sad events OF estereay in THE
city deeply lean myself, bat they inevitable
people viewed the passage Of armed troops another
Stale through tie streets as N invasion q our
SOL. ana could not be restrained The al.
snoT.ies exer;ed themselves TO the beet Of their
Eicss was present and consurs :. al my vieSs 10
the rrooeeings row necessary for our protection When
are these scenes 10 cease are We 10 lave war Of sec
..ens9 God forbid The bodies 81 the Msssachus-
| e.,s soldiers corli lot be sent cut 70 Bos-
| .on ycu requested, al communication between
this city and pksdelphla By railroad, and with Boston
~ steamers having leased but they have been placed
seIncn:ed cof1s ard vii be placed With proper fare
Il
terry, where hey shall be refined crtl further
directions received from you The wounded arc ter
aery cared for. appreciate your offer, but Baltimore
VI clam = as Eer right 10 pay sd x2enses incurred.
Very respectfully, your opeaient servant,
GEO. NJ. BROWN, Mayor Of Baltimore.
10 this the following reply returned By the Gov.
l erDor
l TO he Honor GHo. N. BRowy, Mayor u Bllonore--
j Dear SIR appreciate your kind attention 10
wounded AID dead and trust that az the earliest
rent ife remains q our fallen will return 10
overwhelmed with surprise tina, a peaceful march Of
Amer can citizens over the highway 10 the defence Of
capital should be deemed aggressive Bal
J tmoreans Through NV York the march was triuu.
pha. fsigned) JOHN A. ANDREW.
1 Governor o. Mass2cursetts
mass meeting Of citizens number pg may thous sn.s
ned State street, this loren and addressed
by Fletcher Webster, Charles T. Woodbury.. and many
Fletcher Webster, and entirely successful.
| the most intense enth lsssm pervaded the crowd
The meeting in State street continued from ten
| O'Clock A. NJ. TIL nearly night II a remarkable
OF the entire voice OF the people Beacon
| ard North End leading merchants and LEADERS, Of the
rouebs raternized with entire uran!nty Of sentiment
| The speakers embraced Scochmen lrsnmen ani Ger
mans, as well a. Americans is impossible 10 convey
l in words than idea Of the patriotic enthusiasm
| ,.led demonstration.
The momentous national crisis the prom nent sop
in nearly a. Iulpts today. The clergymen
~ and eoquertly expressed sympathy With the
| NEXT.
MEETING OF THE BAR.
The Judges, members Of the bar law students sud eff.
CT the courts Of the city o. New York hereby
l ted IN a. NJ or