Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-02-20
Gen. Butter I'm BaIt5more-En thusia stic
Demons tration

Denomination
mayor GenI Butler having accepted an in
vitation on the part Of the corporate authorities
OF Baltimore to visit that city, arrived taera
y'serday morning at ten o'clock. He was re.
ceived at the depot by a large Concourse OF
people, and escorted to the Eutaw House,
where De par;ook Of slight refreshment; when
the General, accompanied by Gen Schanck,
several members of his staff, and the Mayor
and the committees OF The Council, left the
essar r he prfpose o. ssnt f ~
ftoeiai nm, NC henry and Marshall. Their
visit TO the latter place, however, was cut hort
by sad accident, (detaiied elSewh. re- \ which
resulted III the d. aIn OF Commander Woo InuII
oi .ne navy, VINO was OF the party. At six
clock last evening Gen. Butler proceed d 10
the Maryland Institute, which was filled to
oVtrnowing ny loyal men and women, who
mad ass mbled 10 do honor to the CT US dis
unguished guest, who was received with en-.
thusiastic cheers.
Soon Is the cheering subsidized, MI Hoopas.
OF me CITY Councils, arose and said tiaI it was
MS DUTY 10 introduce gentleman to the loyal
people OF the city 10 whom Baltimore owed AN
etTnal debt OF gratitude. Prolonged cheer.
ing be perceived from the hearty applause
tnat they unde1s God full we'll TO whom he al.
luded. ard II was grst fyi ing in the ex IRENE 10
see that IN ~ ap9leciats1 his valuable service,
S+rn- Butrr was unaleraBly attached TO the
Ubicn, and his personal sacrifices and services
In order TO advan Us best interests would be
subjects recorded Oh the pag Of the history Of
us cooLuy In It's most trying hour.
MI Hoops then referred to the Generals
parrot course in New Orleans, q I'd conclud.
ed by cay Ing that OF all the men that had work.
ca successfully to crush the rebellion, General
boiler stood prominently foremost, and if the
Hauon had more like him they would be- in a
mncn more pros Porous condition.
lhsEe 10 marks weIe enthusiastically ap-
pisndrd throughout by the audience, and the
iaeies waved their flags and handkerchief;
with great spirit
Ihs Geni raj was then introd uced to the vast
atemo1age, aad was received with long con-
tinued shous Of applause. In consequences Of
the melancholy affair which occurred at Fort
marshall, he poke In subdued tone Of voice,
and quite briefly. He referred to his occupa.
the condition OF the city then and now, and
warmly eulogized the loyalty OF the Baltimore
ans He referred also to the great progress
reb~ihon- He alluded 10 the threats OF foreign
interfefence In our Affairs, and said letit come,
the nation win rise TO The emergency.
Already Congress had clothed the President
with the mighty power Of the entire military
feTce Of the whole nation, and II that were not
enough for the overthrow Of domestic traitors
ths nationcAite AID black, blue ana grsy, II mead
be. fGreat aPpIause.] The nation was but In
IN fts infancy. The giant Of the Western World
aad these throes and aspn,.. Wsr. put sss nsa.
OF teethsng and wnen ths teeth were fairly
through let traitors beware and tyrants stand
amid long Continued applause.
soon a. the crowd dispersed the General and
his escort proceeded to the Eutaw House, WIN. re-
Of ths sad accident At Fsrt Marshall n Wa not
-partaken OF Gen Butlef announced His In.
teotion 70 leave for the North this morning.
ARREST OF NEWSPAPER CoRRRsPospaSr.
The correspondent OF the Philadelphia Inquir.
or with General Sigels command has been ar
rested BY order Of General Hooker, at Stafford
oart-House, and taken TO Falmouth. He u
charged with having sent incorrect and ex-
aggerated reports OF recent movements, and
also with furnishing contraband information
for publication in that paper.-N. Y. Herald.
IA eosemporary instances q genius on Lake
Champlain who takes O pair Of skates and
whites four months bill on the ice with per-
dates IL.
~Humphrey Marshall has written to his
Odd home and threatens to destroy $50, 600 worth
Union property, If be Is not indemniaed for
The small confiscations against him.
Senator Chandler recent abuse OF north.
ern demoerats-far better men than himself
was the resuit OF chagrin at the proposed in.
crease OF the whisky tax.-Boston Post.
- Tobacco speculators in the Connecticut
valley have raised the price OF the weed in that
locality 81 and . cents per pound.
- The atrocious sentiment uttered by Sen.
ator Sauisbury was geographically reported
by Vanity Fair thus: Preslinkiaia.ci< .
- The post Office OF Exeter, ". H., was
robbed OF ali the letters IL contained, one night
last week. f.-'
- Cotton II being now shipped from Brazil
to New York. Three hundred bales arrived a
frw days ago. ''''
- A prize fight for 81. 900 a side Is soon tn
come or IT -. Louis, between Joe Coburn and
Tom Nj cCOoI.
- Cotton is aid TO BE- held In Memphis a,
90 10 ia CO Ets per pound.