The New York herald., 1862-08-10

anything OF this kind stones were throwg. howeyer
and. ana one man was hit on the foot. One arrest
This morning The wopdbe travellers tack haal
leave of ihe homes, Kissed their irats aud chil-
bright and early for the steamer Saxdia at the cet OF
Fulton street, North river Lnt il Yves The
who had 10 passports from seercAy seward caunter-
signed by Superintendent Kennedy, Unable 10 70
abroad The crowd ef people IN the ntgboropd 0f the
steamer b oted these nylAg patriots, aad laughed
them mnch 10 their modification and whoa they iotnd
return 70 their homes. We have several trunks
boxes going up South seventh street silce ing NJ
rected 70 Hamburg, er saxonia" Tie owners thereof
have long faces, and al sorts Of Hcg against
the government but they will dobt take al in
lager tonight. Oae OF these disappointed parties is
less than an officer in The Twenty eighth regiment. who
has keen wiling 10 ENJOY al the exemption advantages
fighting 10 be done but hen his services wanted
anxious 10 desert his adop,el country.
Evasion OF the Draft i'm Washington.
WASHINGTON, August o 1882.
number Of persons were yesterday ard to-day pre-
vented, except conditions from e&Ying ,ee city in the
This action is in accordance with the cxecuve order 10
prevent the evasion of military duty by those s!bect to
draft.
The prospect Of draft this District has occaeorcd
quite exodus Of citizens liable be drafted The su-
gitives principally Of foreign BIRTH who haze
become citizens by adoption, and have accumulated
etence, and in many cases, wealth in this country
1t is singular fact, that while adopted citizens in A.
most all other parts of the country flied with patti,
otism, and are foremost in filling up regiments br-
gades to battle for the Union that here and IN
Baltimore is almost entirely infected With sympathy or
the rebellion. This attributed devotion TO the
Buchanan admnistration, and antpahy 10 every poi.
cal organization except the democratic party.
The recent orders prohibiting the emigration of men
liable the draft has them on from cvadinc tie
most solemn OF the duties of the citizenship they hye
| enjoyed by fleeing from the draft to
| The Anticipated Draft In baltimore.
From the Baltimore American Au.i.si o.
On Thursday evening about the time Of tin oc lie
seven O'Clock train Tor hiiadelpha The Pfed,at s,est
depot was thronged with women ai,d children who
gone thther 10 bid adieu to their husbands, oe la
friends, who leaving this city IN ,atiJ uG
being drafted to serve in the federal army. IN an ,cc
| were over two hundred men, OF whom nearly AL Mesc
| Of Irish descent Information WIS iaaelnsl,d
to Philadelphia by telegraph Of the lilh. or
| these parties, who, the arrival OF tho traia
handled by excited crowd that had gathered to iecve
them as traitors Sixteen Of the number yere So ia li
beaten TO render it necessary carry them tie
respective stations to have their wounds dressed.
also left this city iu vessels for Cermaay sme hem
Offering two three times the usual II lasaage
money order to get OF in time of those who went 10
Philadelphia on Thursday large number after rece., ag
the attentions referred 20, were again laced il The
and obliged TO return to this city, thciI fac berg COS
s:derably bruised. large number eGdeavocd gts of
last evening III the seven o'c ock train Iniadcl ht
vious evening The publication IN he pap RS e Tic
orders issued by Secretary stanton the desire
escape from ,hs city Deputy Marshal yons, however,
tho depot, and succeeded in stopping rear hind
q those trying to get away. They were pacca in
standing the intense heat, they wero tbligvd TO
remain until the train left FOR Philadelphia When
they were released with the promise that the spt
renewed that they would asgrc,ly be scll to
Fort NcHcnry. Az usual in such sa,hlii Is there veo
part OF such as were prevented em leaving the city
Which hitherto they had gained their !ivellr a. A
stopped by officer and conduct, Il 10 the tempo
rary prison, on which he exclaimed IN ia oott Mcn
fight"
II twas anticipated that these parties being defeated n
their design TO leave the city by the Phadclphi road
would endcavor to effect their purpose the
hafpast nine O'Clock night train Of the Northern Central
Railroad Deputy Marshal Lyons I'm the abseace Of Mar
shall Van NostraDd WHO'S confined by severe
ndsposison) was on hand preyiors to the :bove hour
with posse OF onicars at the Cavc station aad pre-
vented number from leaving the tram Il whom the
following named persons conducted BY crgeai Is
Haton and Peisce TO the M.dle District siationJose Ia
H. and Robert ArmseF, Patlick sloan aud Charles
0Neal, and, after being detained short tire,
leased Two others. named Charles and Ccorg5 Butcher
living on the York road, outside the city limits
rested on the train at the Bolton depot having with them
small leather trunks. They deaiaed the staten
during the night TO await exaninati
Large numbers OF male citizens have already departed,
many oi whom are now in Canada Many have Already
engaged passage in steamers for Europe and there
doubt but that still greater number have tho
nest desire 70 leave, in order 70 escape enrolment bat
the order OF the Secretary OF War has disappointed their
expectations, and great chagrn and Modification were
apparent In the resorts OF the disunionists.
Yesterday morning, previous TO the departure OF tho
river steamers, all the passengers either required
to take the oath Of allegiance TO the
remain behind. Several who had made arrangements
for leaving In them retired after seeing the order eo
i ously enforced
Mention might be made of several large establishments
| in this city whose hands have already gone or leaving
their and children almost entirely uaprvvlcd for.
In nstan large beer brewery destitute Of
hands that the firm unable supply their ctomers
Already there are thousands framing with the
hopes Of escape but the regulations c the govern cnt
l " mi nded I'M
stions. 1t is not likely that many attempts will he
made to escape as the Metropolitan Police viii act ,l.
GENTLY In the matter and prevent them from leaving
| Arrest or skcdaddIcrs in Baltimore.
BALTIMORE, August 8, 1862
About thirty Baltimore skedadders who we're endea
voring ouds drafting arrested cars going
to Philadelphia to night, and nearly many tho
O'Clock Northern Central train, charged with attempting
to leave for the purpose. Some taken
station house and then let CO. aud others discharged
unconditionally Many who left previously expected
arrested at Niagara elsewhere The affair carses
much excitement completely nonplussing sccsssionists
and snsakng Union towards.
Baisimorians Expected fn the City ON
Their Way to Europe.
As Superintendent Kennedy passing through Ralu
more coming from Washington, he noticed one tyo
car. loaded with persons who were on their way ION
York in order TO take the steamers which sailed yeaer
day Tor Europe. Their skedaddng however, op-
portunsy put stop TO by the interference tie police,
who reminded them OF the necessity strict comp
with the late ordero the Secretary Of War. This
OF course, perfectly astounded those shooed gentry
who stormed and ragged at everything general but
nothing in particular, for some timc This, however,
awaited them nothing, as they bsd ultimately T.,
acquesce with good grace, and submit to the
"powers that be-, those being the heads IN
good nation which they turning th r back
that she is in time OF greatest peril There no
doubt whatever but that those people intended 10 leave
the country yesterday in the steamers Ena and saxo
MIA but their prasewothy resolves received that sudden
check which their despicabe action deserved
Arrests at chicago.
CHICAGO, August Q, 1862.
In pursuance or the order OF the Secretary Of War
uicht Sutef.