The New York herald., 1864-07-14

" iots'ueAsous - compoto ~ oSseOS''e s~'-' ~-
make them, aud armed with powerful ordnance
In consequence Of orders received from tho Command
Ing General, General Ricketts, fell back TO the city with
his forces In order join the command here General
Ord had consultation with the Mayor IN relation TO tho
proposition made by the Council to enroll all citizens md
arm them for service He told the Mayor that he thought
We had citizens enough, but he insisted upon they
might be enrolled.
The City Council on Monday evening unanimously
passed the !oiowlng:-
Whereas there Is great excitement In tho public mind
caused by the near approach Of tho rebel oops 10
city and whereas u seems Dur meet ana proper that
the czens Should present unbroken front iD dc eace
OF their homes aud that all and every facility should be
given them for that purpose; therefore,
Resolve (by bth branches OF the City Council OF Ba
moe That his Honor the Mayor be requested 70 confer
with tho commander OF the Middle Department with
view TO he closing banks and all other places Of bust
tho city u Baltimore until otherwise ordered
In his Judgment 1t be expedient, and the immediate enroll
ment spd aiming all ci,i7ens aud their formation Into
orgaplzGtionsi Tor the defence Of tho city.
Nr. N. Davidson's Despatch.
BALTIMORE. July 10, 1854
GENsRAL'rsLRR BALTIMORE
Brigadier General B. Tyler and staff are all safely In
this city, Thcy dodged the enemys scouts success uy
for forty eight hours and then picked up small cavalry
escort and through Frederick, New Market and
Ellicotps Mills to Baltimore
All quiet here.
rARorRp oErrcrns-EscApn OF GENERAL rRANKrp
New York Volunteers. and Q. N. wood Nineteenth Wis
ccnsin Volunteers, who captured with General
Franklin, have just come In, having been paroled by
Gimcr They in the room with the General when
he escaped. When Gmor informed OF the fact he
became urous and threatened TO shoot the rest OF his
prisoners r Franklin not found. He, however,
thought better Of IN bis cooler moments, and next day
let them 60.
Patriotic Movement i'm Baltimore.
DALTmoRE, July Is, 1864.
There general suspension of business this alter
The citizens turned out largely and reported for
duty in the various wards All the public houses we're
closed and the city very quiet. Confidence IS re
stored and the only anxiety IL that the enemy
escape from the state without being duly punished.
Rout or tho Rebels Near yvesamfnster.
BALnsoRE, July l3-Noon.
Information received this morning places General
Crook Westminster Nd, moving south, aud General
Averi at Frederick.
fight occurred the railroad yesterday. West
minister in which the rebels driven of with
loss.
division has moved from tho Relay House Annapo
lis Junction for the relief OF Washington.
Movements OF tho Rebels.
BALTIMORE, July IS, 1884.
There are no indications This morning q any rebel
force, large small, being within twenty miles OF the
city.
The last Of Harry Gilmors raiders crossed the B,i
and Ohio Railroad, beyond Essvile, their way
towards the rebel force, in the vicinity OF Washing
ton, at late hour last night.
There supposed stin few catto stcalcrs In
some portions 81 the county; but all making their
way towards Ysntgcu,sry county
reported this morning, and generally credited
that the rebo cavalry which crossed the Washns
Railroad yesterday at Betsvo had reached Annapo.
lis and that that ancient city actually In the possess
sion or tho re1cls.
The report spread all this city, and was strength
encd by the fact that gunboat sent for during
night but at eleven O'Clock this morning Il learned
from the telegraph Office that all quiet at Annapolis
and that far known rebel force was coming 10
that direction.
Arrangements have been made for the de,cnce OF An
papols and gunboats stationed the Severn which
sweep the land approaches.
Tho destination OF the OF rebel cavalry
crossed the railroad Bsstsvle and BIadensburg 10
therefore not known.
This force may have swept 10 the south eide OF Wash
mgton, probably they going fual the predc
tions Of some Of rebel symratnzers, and keep
Point Lookout to release the twenty thousand rebel
prisoners confined there.
The distance from Betsve to Point Lookout Is eighty
miles,
Reported Escape or General Fran kiln.
BALrnoRE, July IS, 1904.
The telegraph 10 Annapolis 10 working all right.
The following are the particulars Of tho reported
Of Major General Franklin from the bandMt under Harry
Gmor, though we have not jet beea able to ascertain
The Whereabouts Of this bravo and gallant officer.
Harry Gimor. wish parry Of cavalry, numbering
about one hundred and nfty, and having with them
Major General Franklin and three ocers Of his stan a
prisoners, sncampsd at late hour Monday aigns
divers farm. between Randaltown and Resisrstown.
General Franklin was In the custody Of Captain Nicho
as owen Of Baltimore county, from whom he succeeded
in making hs escape ~ N early hour Tuesday morn
Ing.
The force Of Gmor remained a day Tuesday In the
negborhood securing the bushes and woods and search
Ing oil the houses and barns in tho hope os reoapurug
him.
This was the statement made By the rebels 70 the peo
pie IN the vicinity.
The search was continued by the rebels until nvs
O'Clock on Tuesday evening, when they ls her
to the vicinity o. Washington. crossing the baltimore and
Ohio Railroad near Eysvills Last night
Nothing s yet known 10 this city the whereabouts
Of General FrankIn but hopes entertapsd that he
has really escaped Such AZ least the impression Of
those living IN the vicinity.
During the stay Of the reSsl 10 tho neeboorhooA of
Randeniown they robbed every body inaiscrimn ely,
not only horses and cattle, bus Of watches and money
and clothing.
Several rebel sympshizcrs pleaded for exemption; bnt
II was all OF noAvsn. All we're commanded sstand |
and deliver"
They also had wkh Them three onhcers Of Genera, \
Frankins stsn These they took away With than they
mot having been able escape with their commaaasr
The Escape Of General Tyler and star.
BALrIxoHs, July IL, 1874
The at The military heaiqusrters IN this city This
morning the arrival Of Brssdisr General T. D. rvisr.
commands The nrst sep,rs,e brigade o. the fsh,h
army corps, and who reported to nave been ether
Killed captured IN tbs action u koDpocg Jonciioa 90
n-atifxlnn "a tho TIE I