The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1862-05-26
THREATENED RIOT AT BAL TlM0RE.
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significant Movements OF the Rebels
In That City.
ATTEMPT TO HANG A MAN.
THE UNIONISTS IN ARMS
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fhs city has been in . state OF intense excitement
Throughout the day News Of tho disaster 70 Colonel
Kelys First Maryland regiment, at Front Royal, occa
sioned intense feeling, and when shc secessionss COM
nssoed 10 eongregats At the corners this morning. with
radiant faces and words Of rejoicing hey attacked
and beaten. During tho day at least q hundred have
been knocked down in different parts Of the city, though
ths police interfered and prevented fatal results 10
one two ropes were brought out and prepara
tons inside for hanging parties to lampposis Two men
were stabbed, but not dangerously. Among those at
tackled Robert McIane late Minister TO Mexico, who
wAs savodby tho police.
DAIrrAoss. May 2s, 1862
The announcement that Col. Ken!y not dead was
received with shouts Of applause by crowds who hopgod
che newspaper bulletins this morning
The secsssionists having be,n i,nprudent enough to
sxult over Konys defeat aud reported death produced
intense excitement among tho Union few
snents suce who made somo disrespectfu remarks
was roughly handled by the crowd. There have been
several knockdowns so far.
The excitement continues and the crowd Is increasing
Two have just been knocked down In front OF the
telegraph Office One heard say, "Damn you, you
nave yoar way but well have il way soon."
One excited Union proposed the government should
be requested all the sscessonists from the city
and leave the Union keep matters straight
Tho streets are still thronged.
Obnoxious oitizens have TO keep OF sight, The In.
tense feeling explained by tho fact that the regiment
which reported to have suffered severely belongs
Asrs The friends and relatives OF the stung
madness Dy the exultings OF rebel sympathizers
Tho excitement continues. Obnoxious individuals
have been chased squares, the crowd venting their
sentiments cheering Many arrests have been mado
W the police
BALTIMORE, May 25-IS0 P. NJ
tho mob made attempt to hang man few mo,
eaens ago. Monument square, bu, he rescued by
cha po,ios
BALTMoaE, May 25-.545P. NJ.
The crowd Baltimore street inoreasst after three
O'Clock. Several persons were chased, during the
morning. and semo Knocked down. Tho Marshal
With his police, the ground with large force
and several arrests made; after which tho crowd
thinnsd Off and all has since been quiet.
BAnMo.s, May 25--9P
yhavc just soeu General Dix. Ito does not conside,
che RIOT called, very serious aIr; but condemrs
shs nstgators for not only violating tho day bus that
implied Of conduct which expected OF all good
ettiyens.
OF tho innumetable that which manifest
ty is tho stabbing OF named Wells BY
another named Bass, in Franklin square. This ocali,
reported being noted for sympsth!zers with ,hs
rebels
Strange 70 tell, great deal OF The lighting wi;
scssed by womon who manifested their delight OF rs
appreciation rs they were most Interested. Some c
shsm excited that expected 10 see them taxi
q hand in every minute.
am informed at the Msrshal's Office that over on
hundred and nfty persons were attacked and moro o
less injured. many badly
In those churches whore the worship OF God is nts
uixsc with tho love and eulogy OF Davis notice wa
given Of the state OF affairs, when the men retired
leaving tho women to do they wished, either fly 4
enc Of the Saviour, their protectors having Cow
from them, or 60 to tho L. House.
cansd on some Of my acQuaIntancss living In the
aeishhorhood OF the great monument, and, a. usual
Sound them souhernwise inclined in feel
sng. Many Of Thorn hoped for another 10th OF April.
- the ladies, must say that either from wilfulness
Sarsisssness or downright folly, thoy spoke goryin
In the defeat Of the Maryland regiment saying II wou
DC caution 70 Maryianders in the future.
This part OF The town Is unquostionab cat OF robe
eympsthzcrs. In one place tiley showed me two sma,
Confederate flags, and expressed hope Of soon bciD
able 70 hang them out. As to the women should 81,
hang them.
Among the crowds tho Streets tho Tn lon scntime,
ts very strong. Judge this from casual remarks
Among those beaten very badly is . butcher name.
Kirk He whipped tin lac looked like butcher; s,
you see they butchsrcd him
BMrxoRs May 25--MipNaaT.
the poco MafshaiS Office mas Just nlnliiicated tee
graphically with all the various police stations, and In
Is tina. Curing the last twcnyour hours twenty
two persons have been arrested brteen Of whom hay
besn committed to jail and nine been DISCHARGED
Tho man who was stabbed injured bat vsr,
slightly. ina aggrossor discharged for want q
Sufficient testimony to hold him.
Tho Marshal says would be willing 10 take an oa,l
that there was not fifty blows struck today"
Previous TO the disturbance there vas some talk b,
Union men, Of arrssting the Marshal aud combining th
police To day one Of the Commissioner heard par,c
talk about tying the police.
Police Commissioner Hines says, ie there had beei
any one 10 fight with would have had very scriou
sime OF IT, Az II was, the Southern sympa,hizers no
the hint and stayed homo. or got out Of tho way
Ali is quiet, and the streets are woll guarded b,
the police. similar trouble may arise 10 morrow, b.
% b not seriously expected.
News from Chicago.
HxCKeT1ON OF GEN. StGEL---HlS SpEECH--PERSAS N.
no W0OD ON REORC AIMING THE DTMOCr Acy