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

forming them that they would pass 90 more troops 70
Washington that should reach the city BY that route
the Philadelphia road, in response TO the re:ommends
tioL from here sayrg that he would troops
over he road At present. and requesting tee officers
ths city 10 confer with proper parties the cutie
THE ORDER TO THE MILITARY
The following order a. two O'Clock p yesterday
senI 2 os FOR publication tee Sum- and the earliest
ode q pesenting 10 10 me paoic was nc-aed n
coIien-s q he San EXTRA
FIRST LIehT DIVISION M. ToLuH11BRs
:s s ss s9s Z s ss Ds., q
so':n GalysTt 9ssyls.a ~h ss aEdss
alo . preserve good order and quiet. BY erdsr :;
JANIS Z. sTEuART, Acting Aid. - 80
MEETING III MONUMENT SQUARE
Shortly after four oc.ocs the people, 10 the hunter =
thousands, assembled n Monument square, where flag
bearing the coat Of Of NARY lana thrOsn 20 The
breeze. DR.. q. [. Robinson appeared val Of tns
Cour Eeuse ard delivered an eodress 10 assembled
mult:eoe ane was vocleronsly cheered
IS as DR.. r. bad concluded, Aa7or Brown az
peaTed, and the people reserved him win tremendous
cheering.
MAYOR BROWNS SPEECH.
Mayor Brown no 10 tell tpe people
,hlIg ~hcn ne hoped wond give satisfaction 20 al trd
hoped nothing wonld ne dose suly Tue good of
BatmWe-lLat they wound show 20 The country liza.
tney can MAINTAIN peace ard order ID tier midst
Here were some Indicators Of Giscontent) &c asked
item 70 near him for d cause. They koeE as well
lie ci the evenis q the cay No man depllrea
mere 'bao ne did IN dong what lie hsd DONE 10 b.d
IL tie call Of tie President tie Uni ed Stas tcheer
and he would not have responded the CALL he
was citizen Of Mary and and he would ''I protect
hs col with "a life. he would do so, ~ also
", would nus fellow citizens. The. was where re 5000
Snee the unhappy outbreak Of The day had conferred
with GOV Hicks, and Trey had telegraphed Washing
ton and TO the Nortn 10 send troops through
Maryland, and they had received response from Inc
president OF the Philadelphia and Baltimore railroad,
stating tbs. he had ordered gr. Crawford 70 send
troops back, sEd re would allow 10 more TO pass over
atylcp az Az
thortes OF Baltimore and OF the Governor Of the State
The Authorities had telegraphed to send troops
10 Bsl.nore 20 looked 10 men of al parties snd q
voked them 10 forget all differences brothers
&c had the satisfaction 10 inform Inc people thas
Governor hicKe coopera.ed N the etors 20
prohioH any more troops passlug over the SOL Of
ARry lane Governor HjckE thought, tee people and
tie mayor :nink hist s Jolly and names for one Por
LOO o tbs greaJ na!o TO supggae another portion. u
can never be done. tCheers) If the North not lige
With the South e. rs part in peace, and eacn secton
work onI 10 destiny under the overriding providence q
God Ee had received inforneto RON Secretary Chase
That ne lid MOI believe IN me right o. secession;
aid the speaker pe: when the people oppressed be
believed IN The right Of Secretary Chase sad
whea independent, peaceful States determined GO o..
Ct tie Union let them depart 10 pace. BE spoke Of
reports OF pistols ard muekets and depored y.
The MAJOR was frequently interrupted by applause
motion WAS then made, and Messrs wethered and Lee
were appointed committee TO " lit tie Governor and
invite Fin 70 the neetLg After short time Governor
Hicks appeared Lexington street, accompanied ~
Mayer Brown, the committee and several citizens. The
crowd svayed 70 and fro but soon regaired qoet The
flag of Maryland then removed - the place where
the stood. Mayor Brown introduced Goyer1cr
Hicks, and in HE address repeated Of his .rks
relative - the determination permit 70 more NrheIn
;rooIs TO pass over the sell Of Maryland.
GOV. HICKS REMARKS.
Gov. .ack5 sad-Geatlemen and fellow citizens o. Ba.
tnoIe-I appear BEFORE you On his occasion WITH feel
inRe OF qualification you who me, ald ny
ielow ctzens Tor cheer ne me as approached you. y
cannot be expected q me 10 make speech 70 you at TIE
late hour Of the day il necessary, Tor coincide
What your worthy Msyor has said came TO city
on Wedne sday by accident private business and
detained ce5 ond the time expected 10 remain. There
yas some excitement and have the pleasure sly
you after three conferences with your Mayor thai
agreed and bow IN sIbmssion to people. don't
Intend TO assume any Of Lis preroga.,ves but viii CO.
operate with him ] & aarylau and love 10
STATE, and love the Union bot Will suffer III r,t,
sm 10 be torn rom my body before viii raise IL 70
Sir Ike eisier tate.
Afte- II remarks Of Governor Hicks the nee. rg sd
orTned, aaa most o. the people retarnot quietly iLer
bones
THE CITY AT NIGHT.
~ nigh crowds q people gathered about lie corrs,s
Il ire md discussed ne prcceedIgs 81 3ay
which prevailed in the cy There see ned TO be one,
~ sentiment every where and bot onefee seemed
% animate ths whole peope inere ~4s ~ 1gls ascr-
der bur many neope armed themseved anf va ket me
sueets " II TIER arms = tier haudo.
About zine O'Clock the cro~d went down 10 The Pres
dent dap1t ani broKe Of the windows and enc
q the when Of the emp nade his appear
ance. They 'hsn demanded musgeis which we're sad 20
ae ID tne hrndlpg nut wese told that here IT,
there II the crowd would appoint q comm ttee they
could examine the building aud satisfy themselves. The
mee wac spponted and SATISFIED nat 40 GrIns @ere
there left large portion ri them neI started ioT ards
emrsers run, where it ~s rumofed tie volunteers rad
Es.ptd
tieo OF Barnura hote uncef The g OF Maryland. me
Ex-Governor erthnsiastoaly received aad he told
them Frederick county 9oei .cnd ssssance u b.,
tin-ure 10 tie extent OF Their poser.
From the sun extra--ll5. A. VI
The excitement growing OF ne mourrfc evenis OF
yesterday convinced throughout a. n!ght ard
and alarms were started and CT ajed every rec
ton
The general peace and order of the city, howeve-, we
| al.E nFA hA Mo -
violence 81 any kind within the corporate limits wss
perp.hated This o9mmendable spirit il % hoped will
continue ~ actaate every good cuzsn. Let bear and
.oroe Reow we give everything OF interest,", that
trsnspired after the hour when tls morn ngs sun
was necessarily compelled to go TO press, order 10 be
| time fer me mails.
| EXCITING ALARms-BURSING OF BRIDGES, &c.
Dur nT the hours OF ast nght ana esrl7 this morning
the city named in state OF great excitement ctrsc
peced 70 arrive by either tie Northern Central the
Phed.iphis Railroads. Military sentues Yatrolea the
streets, ana On various ce-ners stood groups OF citizens
| busAy awning, loading mrske;s ana oiher weapons
large 1mea crowds a sembled at The several depots
ana asatea the arrival OF the troops Noae no
came on Aoeut cio.G TINS inorn1g ,he bridge over
harrss Creek, at Canton, the III ade pnia Railroad
Was fred ana conaured in order 10 preYou; tho ranst
| Of troops by tina; route
About ,ne nour the bridge a: Melville, I'VE
miles from the city, or the Northern Central Railroad
vas irec by party who went out Tor that purpose me
Hatcnman Of the bridge, Mr. NGCNnas was acc,saa and
ofdered 10 deliver up the bridge The PARTY several
hundred stroIg Then preceded set ra TO me bridge
BY pouring camf hene. The waichman's house was
torn Gown, az well as the fencing AID Piled under and
the bridge TO aid the flames accelerate Tho work
| OF destruction.
he ight from the flames OF the burning bridge caused
an alarm OF fro in the city The Melville bridge cost
| 5000 The telegraph wires and poles along the rcad
| were also cut in several places.
SEIZURE or ARMS
A. afe hoLr last night the Poop were inform 81 that
two Thousand stand o. arms stored IN a ware house
on Ru.on 1ock. They Minnie rnuskets belonging 10
the state ana were awaiting transportation to
The whole, with belts, knapeacks ana cartridge boxee
tak nv ~
streets ready for Most OF The arms were subse
queny surrendered 10 the proper authority ana al be
| usej only in case OF ncnessiiy.
1 RUMOIs OF MORE TRoors,
Vsrious aaat through The CIV that the Sew.
eDh regiment OF New York for this city They
we're sad 10 have been nj Havrede AZ seven
| this morning. and Afterwards AZ Iarrls creek,
| Canton That, however, not credited, "a
tho president the Baltimore Ph,da pha road had
already promed to bring troops into MARYLAND
Again. they said 10 al Melville % the Northern
Central road, where the track oosruc,ed by The burn.