New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-05-27
TIE EXCITEMENT IN BALTIMORE.
Rough Treatment OF Hintant scces,ionisis
-RecruitinR for the FIRST Maryland
ANengers-N aIIs for the Old Fling.
BALTIMORE, Monday, May p. 70

] B.LTIhokhs monday May 70 100
Baltimore street, from Calvert 10 Holiday, is
crowded this morning. There is considerable ex-
element. The crowd are chasing obnoxious peo-
/ pie, and occasionally beating some one.
! The people ara demanding the display of the flag
from all the newspaper Offices and public buildings.
Al have complied, except THE Ners SLeei, which
office is closed and abandoned.
The excitement is fearful, and prominen, Seces-
sionis,s have disappeared from the streets.
The military have taken no part in these transac-
lions.
4 recruiting Office has just been opened in Bati-
more street, displaying flag bearing the inscription,
Recruiting Office, First Maryland Avengers"
LATER.
The proIrie;ors Of Tie Ncrs Sae,t have reopened
their Office and displayed tie flag
Among those mentioned US being moles.ed by the
Union men yesterday, the name Of Robert McLane,
late Minister TO Mexico, WIS enormously given.
This Is incorrect. That gentleman was not molested
in any way.
From TIE Baifistoys iHgs,Lar Of M,rdIp
The excitement and evaporation of feeling that
has been smoderng in this city over since the mem.
opble scenes Of April l,6l, eliminated yesterday in
acts OF violence and serious breaches Of the peace
The news OF the defeat OF the Frst&Marylind Regi-
ment and Of the death OF Col. kenly caused high
feeling Of evaporation, and this was increased by
the open rejoicing Of the disloyal among us over
thosc events.
During the whole Of yesterday large crowds were
congIegntod IN Baltimore street and other localities
and parties who were known to be disloysl or W 10
expressed treasougb sentiments, were attacked, ard
IN come Instances very severely beaten With one
or two exceptions no deadly weapons were used,
and the iniuEiee given and received are not of a
dangerous nature. The police apparently used their
utmost endeavors in protecting those who were al .
tackled and IN most cases succeeded in rcscuicg and
removing them TO the various Staiion-liouses for
safety.
INCIDENTS or THE DAY.
Yesterday was the OCCASION Of very considerable
excitement consequent upon tho rejoicing of the
Seceesionstsat the defeat OF the st MARYLAND Repi-
ment, ana the reported death of IT, brave Colonel.
John X. Keuly. On SATURDAY evening groups OF
Secefionsts observed at the corners Of streets
aud other pnblic places, where they are accRtomed
to congregate, ana thew indicated by their actions
and language great satisfaction 40 the defeat OF the
Union arms.
At night Secession butcher residing in The west.
ern section Of the city, approaches Union man,
who Was not acquainted with him, and accosied him
thus: " Well your great cock has fallen in the iirsl
pitt The Union man, after stating that be dld not
know nor dcsue 10 know him, inquired who he al
luded TO. The reply was John Il. Kenly. Soon as
be bad spoken The words he was Knocked down on
che sIte walk. This was soon mace known 20 the
Union men in the vicinity aud they declared their
determination TO whip every Socessonist they could
find who uttered "A word of re oicing, and tler de-
termination was efectually executed yesterday.
About o'clock in the morning, crowds began to
assemble in the vicinity Of the newspaper omtes'
and We're earnestly Discussing ho war-news, when
Secessonist, named Robert Morrow, WHO was
standing on the corner Of Baltimore and South
streets, was charged With having expressed The SEN