, 1862-05-30
The Excitement in Baltimore.
PREMATURE REJOICINGS OF THE
SECESSIONISTS.
The Uprising Of the Union Men.


Baltimore, May Is, 1852
The news On Saturday Of the Front Royal
reverse brought home to the Union people Of |
Baltimore the fact that they were at war With
the rebels. The Kenly or lst Maryland regt-
menE Waa chiefly recruited IN this city, and
fathere, brothers, mothers, sisters and friends
Of the members Of that braTe and gallant body
Of soldiers felt that the war was at their
threshold. The Iehels in the city Here not i
certain on Saturday Of the extent Of the dis
and there Was: :Fery little display Of insolenee,
50 TINT tie day and night passed by quietly,
But there w2s q. good deal of uneasfness, ow-
iDg to the department OF the rebels in many
groups and showing unusual gIee at something
more than the affair Of Front Royal
Yesterday Sunday was ushered In By q
bright sun and clear. cool atmosphere, when
the news Of Col Kenley's death was corrected
by the almost equally sad intelligence that be
had fallen, prisoner and wounded, into the
hands of the Feejees the title by which the t
rebels are now denominated by the Uniouists
in Baltimore. At an early hour the rebels
had made Baltimore street black with their !
Ii little while the Unionists began to |
throng the streets In quest OF further ne"s. /
instantly there we're signs Of commoti0n aud |
strife, and it was not long before some boast
ful rebel was knocked down By reseuting
Unionist, and picked up BY the police and
hustled off to the station house to prevent his
nel1g Rille9 outfagnG- Inls WORK continued
Y tas tN44ttS SS o1 aus Han neWsptpeE on.ss
1oE some adn a ao9r or , mpls, aarhg HMea
| bite the dust.
14e seIlous csssoallt3es oln nol amouut 10
m1Gn, nnohga Sc ss'9ta a.a fasoIe9s f + teoe1s Tsse
w. ~ t1os+ ~ s11 ora na.o t.s5 ~ ~ eau
paitl1a ir Aso etnhh; !; ~ $1,000
au ahat oul siieht III one T4o he 1sbai Afathoa;St
chnrchas rncentiv farmed o1ot u;nd nf tbe ~
a5 etata - yi, saa,Ser nJ ~ ,ba;-
| anoea - .non ,t.g1dT.7 Ths nronoe ~ -ahaie
| - ~ otroota hacon,a 1oea a66a 1asa a. n;1ht
~ TN an5 % therc t.as snme fear T iess thera ni5ht
he an onthreak affnr nfqht. Int al vent az
on;at1e on a. oo'''AN $1'01 1's1I' way 'N' 'n' 0A
L. ;n+.1,,,ro,,, ,.,oo;,,o5 +, ,,,.+o--
a.. ~ 11e 1ne EaiG;s sa,r,1+ aaap1 ~ thsr,
~ bsst f1h+j,1 o,Esi;ties' Twn r;tn~sse. - cs.
snr that thsv tung5t evarr inch ~ n+onnd
n,ttI nrernouarci he maseaa throv66 nnnn
them. Il j. thoueht ~ that the killed md
[nnnded rasc5 a. Iesst one Gonrth If the rea;.
ment. Most Of the two hundred cavalry WHO
| vera NTH Kenly fought their 7aT through
The euemY's conye1giug lines, aud escaped 10
Strnsburg,
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NEWSPAPER ACCOUNTS.
ADDITIONAL FART1CCtAR5-TIE SECESSION
IsTs IN BAD WAY.
Tbs Baltimore An,ericae of LAST e7snine
gives tho following account Of the e1citements
OF SUNDAY anu MONDAY:
"The excitement aud evaporation Of feeling
tlat has been uldcrlng in this city ever since
The memorable scenes otApri, 1856, ,cqlulnated
yesterday In acts Of violence and serious
breaches Of the peace. The nsWs Of the defeat
, of the 1st Maryland regiment and Of the death
| Of Col. Kenly caused high feeling Of e1a5per-
alton, and this Was increased by tic open. re-
joicing of the disloyn among us over these
/ events. During the whole Of yesterday {Sun-
3o1y9 II, r1a +aa fu,R Rotf
. tttnore street and other localities and PARTIES
{ who we're known to be dis1oyal OF vino ex.
pressed treasonable sentiments, were attacked,
u With one or two exceptions no deadly wea-
pons were used, and the injuries given and re.
+ rejVed are NOT Of a dangerous nature. The
= police apparently used their utmost endea9ors
] in protecting those who were attacked, and in
q iner them to thc yarious station, ,houses 70,
a s.fe+T-
= INCIDENTS OF THE DAY.
il uvo.t.~5,- 90, 10 oo,o.;o, ~ ,:-- NV,
.,d-.ae aqc3t conseanent unon ~ IL -
ii " ~ sacaae;o,1ts ~ ~ d,at - t.
ct u 1us 5 ~ ~ as u u. III y
10 - ~ ylauo neI ~ ~ LIZ a.
~ s uaase a.,rr DenF ~ eaco.oion;ts 49,
of ehsn.aaa g. Ill 6.uap7 stxssts anH +sa
il @ , a. en1 ~ y. 49, :.
r. Iag. Iuue g., 80 IT, ;,5,aataS h,- thns ~ -
or ;Is ~ ,o,o,,,a ,ast satis e;;,n ~ ~ ~
Of + ~ a9tt da5a, 800 -ns A. ;1-1t ~ aaas
| ohACo
" eiOn butcher, residing IN the western sect1O1
or of the city, approached q Union nan, who va
Oh not arquain'cd with him, and accosted hin
5e thus: We'll, your great cock has fallen Il
ne ne the first pitt The Union man, after statiu
ut that he did not know or desire to know him
d, | Inquired who he alluded to. The reply Tas
On | John K. kenly. Soon rs he had spoken tn
words, he was knocked down on the side walk
:: This was soon made known to the tnion me
4: in the vicinity, and they declared their dete,
VI mipation to whip every secessionist thoy coul
e'' find who uttered word Of rejoicing, and thei
q. DETERMINATION "as enectna1l3 e1ecutcu ges1e
H. day
II ! "AnouL n1ne O CLOCK III LQe mOTu1H5 cfoH0