Baltimore daily commercial. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1865-1867, 1866-04-14
Tff fREE CENTS.

=, TIE CIVIL RIcHTs BILL IN THE Hopsr c,ps,,-
Yesterday afternoon, tic car that Iaaycs
az D clock iyr IoWsgutowil Wa; awaitiro t 80
OF departure at tho terminus Of theto,d o., MI
street medium sized negro man stepnel into 49,
car, no dOnht with view OF testing the virtro c,,
tained il the civil rights bill lately passed tho
Presidents veto, took q scat amongst the other ,,s
scngcrs creating quite sensation among the loftor
but which did not seem in the least dscompcsg the
sable pass"nger. Thus matters stood for short time
the negro seeming to he in blissfuI ignorance Of tbe
fact that any opposition would be made to his thus
taking quiet possession. In short timr, however
the conductor OF the appeared and politely re-
queSted the colored man to take position upon the
front platform. This be positively protested against
The conductor exhibiting more slornness, de-
manded that tho negro should leave the car this de-
mand being acquicsnl in By tho passengers The
negro nowno doubt thinking that discretion was the
pettcr part Of vai0r began get ready for egress
previous to which however. he asked in an excited
toae' IF he was not q citizen of Baltimore ?" The
conductor not exactly seeing il in the same light as
the novel passenger, still demanded that he would
take position upon the outside, Tho negro finding
that be could not have his rights as citizen refused
&c take passage upon the platform and consequently
left the car altogether. He, however before taking
his final departure took tac number of the car and
then moodily walked of. From his taking the num-
Der Of the car it is thought probable he intends to
test tho right of conductors eject the colored popu
iation from the If such be the case decision
will doubt be looked for with great interest BY the
community at large.
INsuGRATIoS INTO BALT-M2RE.-The Commissioner
OF immigration, in a letter TO the House Committee
on Commerce. Of the necessity Of an iululfgr.
ton Office in Baltimore: Baltimore central barbor
on the Atlantic coast, has now direct line of steam
ships to Europe and presents to the immigrant
superior advantages for travel to the West. South
and border States win be seen from the tables at
tached to the report Of the Commissioner The arri
vais Of immigrants in past years at this port hive
been considerable; and to those who recognize in the
adjustment of slavery cause of future prosperity
Of the South, and the necessity for introducing into
the Southern States loyal element, the eypediency
OF tho Offices recommended for the ports Of New
Orleans and Baltimore for the protection of imrni-
grants and be encouragement Of Immigration; must
be special apparent
DANCE. CSLT INJURRD.-Arnold Schuyler an en-
ployee Of &c Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Company
vas dangerously injured yesterday afternoon by Fill
ing distance Of about fifty feet through bridge at
Martinsburg Virginia. He was brought to this city
whore DrS. Knight and Eastman attended him. HE
injuries principally about the head arc regarded ae
serious He is about 80 years of age, and was fonorI
ro'Q Philadelphia, where his relatives reside.