New-York daily tribune., 1861-07-16
REPORTED muSS,sEH OF GOV. HICKS
Dssceu! Upon Cambridge by CO,t,'uel finFAi'''
ANOTHER "RoARlEG RUM aY THE RtSstlS
GOVERNOR nICEs ESCORTED TO EiLTinosE.
Special Dispatch 10 The N. Y. Tribana

descent upon the place, On Sunday, with lOt
men aud feld gun. As the propeller, with the
troops. appeared, many OF the SecessionIst'
mounted their horses and fled.
The Colonel msrcbel his men TO the private
residence Of the Governor, where Mr.. Hicks was
found in his usual health. 1t appears, that on
Friday night some trouble arose between the
sUnion men and the secessionists. upon the Cam
bridge Dock, and the Governor, interfering to
quell the disturbance. was roughly handled by the
Rebels. He escaped from the scrimnage without
serious injury. At the request of the Governor
aud the Union meo the troops occupied the town
during the night, and escorted bis Exceileney to
Annapolis. and thence to Baltimore to-day. The
Governor was serenaded at his hotel this
evening.
BALTIMORE, Monday July Is, 1861.
Gov Hicks arrived here this afternoon, at 81 o'clock
per etoamer Kent, Capt. Kirwen, direct from Cam
bridge. So far from having been assassinated, he
never Appeared in better health or in higher spriis
The e;sc,f'e on the whaf tt Cambridge was fsticuh
encounter between tie eontending factions Gov.
Hicks war in the midst Of it. DR.. james Mure, reel
deut Of Cambridge, denounced the act Of sending the
fou Fort McIeny lie also expressed
--nne ns ntagonisio the conduct u the military
Gov. Hicks demonstrated.
Dr. Mure reiterated his rem arbs, and said be was
armed. The Governor responded that he was a'so
and before he would move an inch he would zee them
sent 10 h-n. AZ this moment John Bradshaw, land
lord Of the hotel in Cambridge rushed into the crowd
and instead Of asuIting the Governor, prepared to de-
fcnd hn. This accoub; is entirely different from the
reports current yesterday, wherein Of the Brad
shaws wis sccused Of assaulting the Governor.
The arrival Of the Governor hailed by crowd
Of g me five lUn ired persona
At the time Governor Hicks declared he was armed
IN response 10 declaration Of a similar kind by Dr.
Muro tie Govrruor had az q weapon OF defense only
rocket pon.krifc. John bradshaw 10 reported TO be
eut tied to credit for his timely interference in aid Of
the Governor.
jus, OF the carriage containing the Governor was
leaving the wharf 10 carry him to his bo,e the Foun-
tain House, Col. Kinks, with the 9Th Regiment Of
Massachusetts Volunteers, appeared on the spot, on
their return from their review BY Gen. Banks at Fort
McTIenry. TIE regiment hlted, and probably ascer-
tsinng that the Governor had already eft, they pro
ceedcd on their way TO the Fountain House. where the
r. t9futit hRhln buN thOl NVio III VI
the Governor, who had taued meanwhile for refresh
mont a, a friends mansion. Tho regiment then re-
puned their march for their camp which, it is re-
ported, they soon leave for Fort Mcfienry.
Col. Kinks eoes 10 Fortress Monroe 10 morrow.
Dr. Mure, who engaged in the disturbance with Gov.
Hicks ON the wharf at Cambridge recently ysited
by a relative from Feciana, La. fhe latter, who has
a connection in g collegiate institution at Cambridge,
has iust left for the South.
A Court Of Inquiry is now sitting In this city, IN
which Col Smith Of the NewYorls iAh Regiment IL
the defendant. The charges end specifications are not
dvulged Cos Lewis Of the lS,b PENNSYLVANIA; Moore
head of the Nineteenth Pennsy vana, and Pratt Of the
2Oth Pennsy lvnnis are among the Court.
reporter NAMED Hanna, connected with The SHH,
was severely assaulted and beaten by some soldiers
who were, like him, visiting thecamp ofthe Eighteenth
Ponnsyvanias on Federal Ill., to-day. He had his
Jaw dislocaied ard is internally injured The police
went 10 tho camp but were unsble TO arrest the
assaulters, as they belong 10 different regiment.
Reporters in Baltimore have TO move with little pre-.
caution.
The 9Th Massachusetts, regiment have gone to Fort
McHenry TO relieve the Sd Massachusetts, battalion,
who return home on "wednesday.
Thsreporter referred to as having been arrested by
Lieut. Murray, United States army, for uttering Sc
cesson sentiments not required TO take the usual
oath. lie il good Union man at heart, and like nn-
merous influential men and women in Baltimore, that
means union with the South.