New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-05-26

Continued from FIRST PaSo.
have 1t our way SOON" One excited Onion man
proposed that the Government should be requested 70
move all the Union troops from the city, and leave
it to tho Union men to keep matters straight.
THIRD DISPATCH.
The streets are still throDged.
Obnoxious citizens have TO keep out Of sight. The
intense feeling s explained by the fact that the rcg
ment which IL reported to have suffered severely
belongs here. The friends and relatives Of the me.
are stung padless by The exutings If Rebel SYM
pathizers.
POyRTB DISPATCH.
| The excitement continues Obnoxious indiv,da.
ais have been chased for squares the crowd venting
their sentiments in cheers. Many arrests have bees
made by the police.
FIFTH DISPATCH.
BALrImoKs May Is, ISS2-i:@rn
The mob made an attempt to hang man a few
moments ago, in Monument Square, but he was ros-
cued by tue police.
5:45 p. m.-The crowd on Baltimore street In
creased after 3 o'clock Several persons were chased
duriog the morning. and some were knocked down.
Tie Marshal and his police were on the ground in
large force, aud several arrests were made, after
which tho crowd thiDned OIL and all has since Leea
quiet
SIXTH DISPATCH.
BAIrrxoRg. Hsy Is. 1861
Tie CITY has been in state Of intense exciteneat
throughout the day. News Of the disaster TO Col
Kenly's lst Maryland Regiment at Front Royal o.
casoned intense feeling, and when the Seoesionsts
commenced TO congregale at the corners this morn.
ing, with radiant faces and words Of rejoicing. they
were attacked and beaten.
During the day, at least hundred have been
knocked down in different parts Of the city, though
the polce interfered and prevented any fatal results
In one or two cases, ropes were brought out, and
preparations made for hanging parties to lamp-posts
Two men were stabbed, but not dangerously.
Among those attacked was Robert McI.ane. lats
Minister to Mexico who Was saved by the police.
Two members of Kenley's Regiment have arrived
in the city. They report they were attacked by
large cavalry force under Ashby, and several reg-
ments of infantry, and twice repulsed them with
great loss Henley force consisted OF the lst M Ty
land Rcgimeat one section Of Knapps PeInsylss-
MIA battery and three companies Of the 10Th Penn
sylvania.
While the eight was progressing, two companies
Of New York cavalry came ~ their ass.stsnee Tho
fight commenced at IL o'clock, and continued upto
night, when the infantry force succeeded IN sur
rounding them. The hrs. fght aud repulse took
place east of the Shenandoah, and, finding the force
700 great he retrea,ed to the west side. destroying
one III tue bridges but too hoty pressed to sue
coed in destroying the principal bridge.
lie made another stand tue west side Of tho
river, and KnaPps battery moved the Rebels down
with shell and grape. They fired u all nearly $50
rounds Kenly received a mnskei shot in the neck
during the isst attack but continued on horseback
until the close OF the day, when he placed in
ambulance perfectly exhausted.
Tie las, fight took place about fouF miles ths sds
Of Front Royal, his effort being 10 fail back 10 order.
expecting re-enforcements momentarily from Gen.
Banks.
"A member of Knapp's battery, who escaped says
the Maryland regiment fought with indomitabls
bravery, and that Col Kenny led them frequently
to bayonet charges
He also gays tnat on the third approach Of Ashby,
he displayed white flag until within pistol range.
when Col. Konly ordered to cease firing. The white
flag was then thrown down, and the enemy rushed
on our ,roors cutting and slashng, and refusing Ill
quarter. Lieut.. Col. Dushane aud Ns. Miller are
both reported wounded ard prisoners.
WAsHIscTor, May %, 1862.
The city has been filed with exciting rumcts all
day in regard TO the fate of the remnant Of Gen.
Banks column, Jeff in the vicinity Of Strasburg.
After three ff.hs of his army had beeu sen: TO re-
enforce Gen. Mcdowell FROM the supposed approach
of the Rebel forces under jackson and Elwell at
Fredericksburg, it appears COW that the suPposiiioa
of Gen Mcdowell, that JAG son and Elwell were
pressing upon his front, Incorrect, and that as
the very momept when he called fortbese re-enforce-
men,s these Rebel Generals we've still lowering about
Gen. Banks's position, and were not within % miles
or several days march of Fredericksburg.
The great cause of regret here is that the rich VAL
ley of the Shenandoah, which had been recovered
by the advance Of Gen. Banks driving jackson step
by step before him from Winchester 20 wi hin ten
miles Of Sauntop should be again sbandoned to the
raids Of tho Rebels, without having accomplished
anything.
Prompt efforts have been made 10 snccor Bants.
II is supposed that by tomorrow Gen. Miles will
have REINFORCED Banks with a considerable force.
1t In reported to-nighs that Col. Kenly and hls
Lieutenant Colonel. of the lst Maryland X iment,
at Front Royal, and all the regiment excep, forty.
have been killed in the attack of Jackson uron their
position.
GEN. BANKS OFFICIAL REPORT.
HKApsuaKrERs. MAxrssBrso. Nay !'-i:~ps
Hos. +. NJ STANTON. Secretary II Wa'.