New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-05-27

timent that "every one OF the lst Maryland r.,
ment ought to be killed." lie bad no sooner scoIr
fered and took him to the Central Police Star'as'
Shortly afterward, Mr.. Thomas j. Warrpgton
the Baltimore Bar, while standing on the corne,s
Baltimore and Frederick streets, was attacked "
two Union men, one Of whom knocsed of bis bs!
and the other after chasing him SQUARE deal, -
a number OF blows. Tne assailsnt declared thu
Warrington had two sons in the Confederate arm
and that he was bitter Secessionist. ~
A few minutes elapsed, when q crowd rusbed r.,
Baltimore street after man driving carriage VIII
was said TO be Seces.ionist. He was taken 1ut ~
the vehicle, and would have been severely heat,
but for the exerions of the police, who pro,sc,sS
him. Another party was raced as far as the bou.s
adjoining the bauk, on tie corner Of baltimore sni
Calvert stree;s, when Bolivar ID. Daniels eso ~
the Baltimore Bar, who in the crowd, was nsy,
attacked, and dealt several blows about the head
The police under the direction Of Marshal Va,
Nogtrand, succeeded in taking him to the Office a.
the Pc lice Commissioners, adjoining the headqusr.
ters of Gen. Dix, where be remained for half hon,
ard WAS then quietly conducted by two policemsn
10 his residence. lie thanked the police for tbsi,
protection. On the way TO tue headquarters tbs
narty were followed by crowd OF five or six bun.
dred men, who cned out lang hlu| Chang
him :" and two in the crowd drew out ropes from
their rockets, intent upon the execution, but n.
strong detachment Of police succeeded with great
difficulty, in his protection.
For three or four bOurs the crowd confined 10 In
crease until Baltimore street was filled with excited
men. Occasionally q Secesslonist would be seen.
when he would either be chased away or beaten Il
canQit, and many one received blows and kicks
witch they will long remember. About halfpas
II o'clock, Capt. Joseph Mitchell Of the Middls
District Police Station projected to the Indepen-
dent Methodist Episcopal Church at the Assembly
Rooms, and had an interview with one Of its Off.
cials He described the state o. ai.airs, and advised
them 10 susnend their services end retire especially
as MANY la the crowd threatened to attack the meu
when they lett tue building. Ihe Official declined
doing 80, and said lie preferred seeing higher of.
Ger in relation TO the matter.
/ Marshal Van Nostrsnd then went up and requested
that the males, upon retiring, should avoid Bali.
more street as much as possible ia order to geI 10
their homes peaceably. The suggestion was acted
rpop by a large number OF persons, who retired as
priyately as possible and received no indiglity o.
lar Us We could ascertain. Ihe usual Afternoon
session OF the Sabbath School was not held and tho
So vices do ensed with. The cause Of the threat
made by some ia the crowd Il obvious when it 10
known that nearly all the members OF the congega-
ton and those Nho attend tie services are ayowed
SeCesslODists.
Ia the afternoon a number If openly avowed Secs.
soui.ts In various sections Of the city, attacked
by The Union men and whipped, on account of their
exutstion aud rejoicing over the defeat Of Col.
Kenly's regiment. difficulty occurred IN ffoct OF
the residence OF Mr.. Passano, High street, near L0c
bard between ) -cessioni-t aud Dnion nan, tbs
particulars we have not Yet obtained. Mr.. Pass.
no il is reported LETT bis house and was participating
in tue affair when the Union man seized brick and
threw it at bin, intic ing severe wound upon tbs
lead which bled pTofusey. tie WA taken into the
house and received the attention Of q physician.
There was conrIdt rabe excitement az the piace and
the ladies' "a the family, who the affair from tie
windows contributed 70 il By their loud screaming
A gentleman named james Knox, Of the firm q
Knox n Co., Shipping AID commission merchants O,
Smthe wharf, while passing along North street, 10!
into q difficulty, and was immediliely attacked bl
several OF the crowd. proposition was made n
hspg him near the Chesapeake Bank, but in thi,
instance, rs well III others, the police proved
superior 10 the crowd, and succeeded III getting bin
off safely It is claimed that lie is British subject.
In the course OF the morning, Thomas W. GOrmAs
was observed standing in the porlico OF tie City
Hotel when "a crowd started II pursuit, bu. they
were not quick enough IOF nc Aaltse0 % escape -
q private entrance.
In the afternoon the excitement was equally 40
great rs in the morning. but, Notwithstanding she
crowd was much larger, there were but few fights,
and those of but little consequence. Tie Secession
srs having been nnprZed By the events Of the morn,
ing Of what would reeul, from their appearance y
toe central portion Of the city, prudent enonga
ID keen ont vi the way. Those competing tie crowd
on Baltimore s'rtet kept moving Up and down "a
street from South to Calvert streets. shortly after
o clock Samuel Hindes, ESQ, Of the PoEct
b Commissouers mounted u bOA, the corner o.
Calvert and Baltimore streets, aud made sPiIt7d
address 20 the crowd urging tkrse cJmpOsrg u u
nav respect to the law hy quietly dispensing "a t-s
homes. Ia compliance with hls request the crowd
Dispersed and quiet regned once more On the street,
/ During toe day the following named parties wers
arrested by the police aud taken 70 the Middle DIS
trict Station. Robert Morrow, who became engaged
in difficulty through his observing that lie wlshe
every one IN the Maryland Regiment TO he killed.
lie was committed 10 jail. Frederick harrison, o.
Baltimore County, arrested by United es Deputy
the officers IN The discharge OF their duties. james
Kuox and Samuel Drury, Thomss Rogers, Wensel
Kennedy and John Young were arrested by other
officers on charges If acting dsorderly or fighting ia
the street. Young, Kennedy, and Dfury were dis
charged By Justice HES, aud the Others released
secunty-Harrison Tor a ing this morning.
Caleb Sawyer was arrested aud fined s. fer dis.
charging pistol at John lsaacs. THIS affair occurre
on Calvert street, Sawyer being pointed ont as
Rebel while passing near tbe corner Of Baltimore
street. aud OH his running away was pursued by N
excited crowd at the foremost of which be dis
CHARGED several barrels Of his revolver. Sergeant.
Pryor ran 10 and succeeded in protecting hlm from
the crowd, none of whom received any Injury from
the discharge Of the revolver.
hsjOr-General Dix sent for Marshal Van Nostrani,
and asked II has force was sufficient 70 preserve the
peace OF the city, and received answer in the al
irmatiye. lie assured the Marshal that such PR
occdiugs should not be tolerated in bis Department,
and that n necessary, he would call out the military.
The aspect OF the city tody will determine bis de-
cislon.
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