Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-06-09
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From tie Baltimore anne, feau, M'y 25.l
Yesterday was the occasion Of very eonsdefs-
Lls excitement ms que-ft Hpon The TtJoicng OF
fhe sccessionisGs at the defeat OF The hfst Mary
IauI regiment, sud the reported death Oi its
brave colonel. J hn L. KeDly. On Saturday
evening, groups Of seccssionists were Observed
AZ ;he corners Of strceis and other public places
where they are accustomed 70 congrega'e, ana
they Indicated By tbeir aoIiUns and language,
prea. satisfaction 81 the defsat Ct the Federal
asrns At night . secession butcher, resldIpg III
tho western section Of tho city, spProscneI a
I'nion man, who was not acquainted Wlth hlil'
and aecosted him thus: =" We'll, your gTeat cock
has fallen il tho fl st li.." Tho Union man,
after stating u at be did not know ncT deSIe to
know him, inquired who be alluded to. lie
--ply was, John Il KeDly." SJoR as ,he had
sprkon the words he was knocked down Gil the
sidewalk. This vas suc made known to the
Union men in fnc vicinity, and they dec!a-ed
.seir determination 10 whip every seGeAslonist
tLev could fud who uttered word Of II IJicing,
and their determination was etfec;uaily executed
Yesterday.
Ahaut o'clock in tho morning crowds begsn
70 assemble in thr vicinity Of ihe nsaSPufer Of
ices, ard vcrs earnestly discussing tho war
news, rhsn seee'sionist, named R5bert MoT-
row, who wES stsrdirg on tie corner OF B2lh-
moro and South streets, was charged with having
oppressed .he senti ,aeni shat every one OF The
lat Maryland regiment ought 10 be killed. lie
had no soonet spokan than hs was knocked
down, WHEN tlra police iuterfeEed, and took him
10 the Central Police station. Shortly after
wayls M Thomas J. Warrington, Of the Balh-
mors bar, whilst sisndng on the corner OF Bfl
A.. T. , =, hslh hw fyyO
Union men, enc ef whom knocked Of bis hat,
aud tho other, after chasing him a square, dealt
him number Of blows. TIE l'sailants declared
that Warrington had two sons III the Confederate
army, and tha, hs vss bitter sGOessJenist.
A lew niuE:os clspsed, when crowd rushed
up Baltimore stTee1 EI!eT man diving a csI-
Fage. who vac said 20 be q secessioniSt lie
vas iahsa out Of tho vehicle, and would have
been severely beat-n but for the eIertlons OF the
polios, who protected him. Another party was
raced - lar a. tho horss adjoining ths back on
tho corner Of B.llimoro and Calvert streets, when
Is ,livat d. DaEe's, Esq Of tie Baltimore bar,
who was in the crowd, was next attacked and
dealt several blows shout the head.
The pol.ee, under thc direction Of Marshal
Van Noslrani, succeeded in taking him 10 The
Police Commissioner, adjoining the head qua
ters II Gen DIX, where he remained for hull
an hour and was lh-n quietly conducted by two
policemen 60 his residence lie thanked The
police for iheiT protection 0n the way TO The
hesiquartcrs fh- party were followed by crowd
Of FIVE or siN bundled men, wlo cred out
hang him " A. hang him" and tvo i'll the
crowd dreu out ropes flom their pockets, intent
upon the executor, but the ct org detachmrnt
Of police succc-dei with great difficulty in hi,
protection.
Pur three y f5ar hours tie crowd coniIiuedtO
increase until Baltimore street was flied with
excited uen- Occasionally a seceSsionist would
be seen, when he would either be chased away
or beaten, il eaugh', end many E one received
blows and kicks which tbey will long remen
her Ahou; "A o'clock Capt. Joseph Mitchell
Of tie Middle District Police station, proc edc1
to the Iadepe1.dent Methodist Episcopal ChuEch
al tho Assembly Boons, aud had an interview
with ore Of It's officials. lie described The state
Of affsifI and advised chem 20 suspend THEN
services Ard retire, especially as many in She
crowd threatened 20 attack the men when they
left the baildirg The officisl declined doing so
and said he preferred seeing q higher officer in
relation te the matter.
Marshal VAa Nusnald then went up and re-
quested that Sic males, upon retiring, should
avoid Baltimore street ss much ss possible. IN
order 10 re; b their homes peaeeably. The 'sug
gestion Uhs scsed upon by large humber OF
persons who retired as privately 81 possible,
and received DO indiSnity as far as we could as
certain. The usual afternoon session of The
Sabbath school was not held, and the evening
services spensOd with The caaise Ofthe thFsat
nlsdc by some in the crowd is obvious when is is
known that nearly all the members Of Ihe con-
Eregaiion snd those who attend the services are
svoS ed Gecessio lists.
In the afternoon, c number of openly svowed
sccessiOnists in vsTioUs sections Of the city, were
attacked by the Uuion men and whipped, on ac
count Of their eEultation and rejoicing over she
defeat OF Col Kenly's regiment. difficulty
occurred ia front Of the residence OF Ar. Passs-
no, High street, near Lombard, between q &C.
cessionist and Union man; the particulars we
have moi yet obtained Nh Psssano, it is re-
ported, len his house aud was parteip Eating in
the affair, when the Union man seized brick
and threw il a, him, iRflieting q severe vouad
upon the head, which blsd proiusely. He wa,
| taken into The hcuse and rec ived this attention
| Of physician. There was considerable excite
ment Al The place, and the ladies of the family,
! who 4: the rEsif from the windows, contributed
| to il By their load screaming.
A gestlsmsa named James Knox, Of the firm
| Of Knox & Co, shipping and commission mer-
! chants On 6Inishs WhsTt, while passing along
| North street, got into difkculty, and vas i'm
| media,ely aIack,d hv several in the crowd. A
proposition Hss ntds TO hang him near the
| Chesapeake b1nb, bus in this instance, as we'll
| IS in oiheIs, the police proved superior to the
| crowd, and succeeded in getting him eff safely
| [. is claimed that be is a British subject
Ii the eouso Of the morning Thomas w.
GjIman vas or served standing in The portico ei
/ the City Hotel, when crowd started in pur
suit In: hey we're not quick enough fVf h.
managed 10 escape by private entrspce.
! II the afternoon the excitement was equally
as greA, e. in the morning, but, notwithstanding
the crowd was much larger, ths:e were but few
| hght. az tho-e OF bus little Consequence. The
seoessionisis, having bsen apprised by the events
| uf the morning Of what Tould result from theiI
| appearance In the central portion Ct tho city
wcro pIulent enough 10 keep ont OF the way
| Those composing the crowd on baltimore street
kept moving up and down the street, from South
/ to Calvert street. Shortly afier ) o'clock SAml
iiDdcs, E-q ono II ih. police commissioners
| mouat.d & box, near tbs corner Of Calvert ant
Baltimore s'reels, and made 'pITited sddress Il
The crowd. "a gisg those composing 1t 10 pay re
spsct tJ the law by quietly dispensing to thoil
hcm-s II compliance with his re4ues: 'ht
e-owd dispersed, and quiet reigned once moI'
I on the street
M.irr Gen DIX scnt fol- Marshal Van Nos
trard and asked if his force was sufficient t,
preserve the peses Of the city, ard receiYed a.
answer in the Affirmative. lie assured the mar
shal that such proceedings should not DO toler
sted in his departing n, and that if necessary b
, would esl Gu. The military.
EcCrcInrT sinnIoH's BIuudsriBg.
I respondcnce OF the New York Tlmcsl
WAsInEG FoE, Friday, May 31.-Ene asso
: cia.el press dispatci eS ventured 70 rebuL
the independent papers Of the couatIy la
} night, in the name Of tho government, for the
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