New-York daily tribune., 1861-04-30
A RAlTIMnK. ,AINI.

the wrath of Heaven, Baltimore might he spared from
the vengeance Of the North for lie sake oi one True
| soul that iphab!Js that Gisgra'cd clty
Ire nusyiaus who accom- .ilied the frst deachneH
| of Massachusetts volunteers cir way 10 NS'li"g-
ton were stopped at Baltimore, aud, after b' ih''
brutally and cruelty assaulted by the dcnS az moo'
were rescued from their perlpus posiior III most re
narkable manner. They arrived IN tls ci'N on VI W
day morning lass, their way back 10 th'r d.! 'e
homes, in terribly bruised, bGifereo' asa m.n-Tu
condition. They stopped here lew hours az the IT.
wing House In Bro 4dway snd then went i"rWtt''o
Boston 20 exhibit the rwonuds ana SIR VI u Veh.e'm
feelings of their loyal ceDt men by laff"uNv 81 &c
outr,6es they had snd-red We learned the following
interesting VartlcEir- from ue "h' "ii'o '''
were II tie Irving House:
The regimenal band that left Boston, consisted oi
twerty.f,ar persons, who, together Win their uu.ri
Instruments occupied a by Themselves from I'b-
adelphia 10 Baltimore. BY some acciieut the musl-
ciarIs' ear got switched oil at the Canton Depot, 30
that instead Of being tie fret, II was left III tie rear
of all the otLers aud aiIeI the attack had been made
by the mob upon the soldiers, they came mon Il" car
in witch the band wa still siting Wholly uuafLtd
and Incapable OF making any defense lie laiHridtd
demons came upon them bowling ard Yelling, ana
poured in upon them shower OF stones, b,oheu o.,
and her ni,sies wOuhding rome severely ana d.
mOlising their instruments. Some ot the nscrr.lr
Jumped upon the roof Of the car, ami, wI'h hnr OF
iron beat hole through ii, while Ubere were calling
for powder 10 blow them all up In heap. fMdiig
that IL would be destruc ION 10 reaiU lon-eI Ia
the car the roOrfellows umI ed out 10 meet ltlr lhu
irh a4,aianjs hand hand. They were saluien with
a shower Of rtOyes, but took 10 Their heel hEhIhg
their way through the crowd aud running at r.nd IN
without knowin in what direction 10 20 Tor assistance
or shelter. As they were hurry ng alons, rcugh
looking suddenly jumped IN font 81 tle' Ieader
and exclaimed, " 'fhis wy, bOys tits way :! IL
was the si friendly voice tney had heard rnce enter
ing Baltimore, and they stopped 10 ark lao queiIons
but followed tacir guide who took item ul narrow
court where they found an open door into which ihey
rushed being net inside by roweItul lOOhi, woman
who grasleG ich by the hand and directed them
up ssirs The last Of ther band was kno ked 'eise-
LEES lust az ne was entcfilR the door, by so.e,
which struck him on tie head; bat the woinah no
had welcomed thcm, Immediately ciugit up lhelr
fallen comrade aud carried lin in her arms up tie
stairs
You are perfectly safe here, boys, said TIE ANA
zon who cireclv proceeded TO wash and bind NJ iL'lr
wounds. After having done tli- she procured them
food aud then told them to strp off their uniforms "d
pus or the clothes had brought them, motley --
sor ment of baize jackets rugged coats and old now
GERS Thus equipped, they w-re enabled to go out ih
seaTc Of their companions, without Danger OF ait'k
from the lug-u giles ana BLOOD Tube VINO had given
them 90 rOngh 81 reoep,iOn.
They then learned the particulars Of the atak on
the soldiers and of their escape, aud saw l!hg al tie
sra'iOn the two men VINO had br-n Killed, and Tie
| others who had been wounded one oi tLtlr own
band was missing aud he has ro ye' been found ahd
it IL uncertain whether he Wa. II lea or not Ga going
back TO the house where tie were - hunanol rrnt
cd they found that tbelr clothes had heen caielnIy
tied up, and with tbe battered n-iruncits had been
sent to the depot OF the PLiladt plIa Railroad WIEN
" ,y were auyis 10 20 themselves. They cid 10.
oI hesitate, bu started in the next ain, ad ariitc
m Philadelphia usi N time TO meet the t,h Regiment
Of Mas4cnusetts Volunteers, under the codrnand o.
Gen Batter WHO told them 20 hurry back 10 The Oid
BAY State show tb'ir bate, faces ald broke"
limbs and that they shol'i yet rouie back and play
HAL Columbia in the streets of Baltimore, wLerc lle!
had teen inhumanly assaulted
The nobl,- earted WOmzn lo rescued these men n
a wel-kuOWn character IL T. ! none, and, according
10 all the sof Christian acly y, II an Uutct 'nd
a pOllted bel q; but she IL true heroine neverihe-
ess aud e0itled 10 the grateful ontidea,ion oi tie
country. When Gov. Hicks had pat himself ~ the
bead of the rao5e rom of ni-creao-, aud Ninie.
Davis had fled in disnay, and tie .'i Wedti and
oiii,i. dig,y had i'd themselves in ,lr crrur aid
the police were pOwefles to protect the hadiri oI '-
armed strangers who struggling With &c lnu-
| rated mob, this degraded woman took them ~
der her protection, dressed their wounds, led
them at her own cost, aud rent them back
in safety TO their homes. As sbe is too uooriou- f.
| B fillmore hot to lie perfectly well known by what we
ave already told of her, it will lot be exposing her 10
any perse uIion to mention bee name. Anu Mdley II
the name by which she j. known in the city Of Blood
Tubs and the loyal men Of he North, when they march
again through its srerts should remember her Tor her
humanity TO ter counlrymen.
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