The national Republican., 1866-11-05
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BALriHoRs, Nov. 8. 3.--Judss Bona has just given
his decision. He orden that sseh Of ths parties be
required to give bail II the sum Of SIS 900 to keep
the peace toward The Board Of Police Of the city Of
Baltimore. Hrf
BALrIMonE, Nov. 8, 8:45 .. m.-sherif Thomp-
son was also required to give bail In the same
amount As the Commissioners.
y Is understood that all parties refused TO give
ball and II 10 expected they will bs committed.
There arc reports that they intend to appeal TO
General Candy to be relieved from custody.
The new police officers have disappeared from
the streets, and some have been arrested.
All 10 quiet, but . deep interest is manifested.
Large crowds Of people are on the Streets eagerly
discussing affairs and spsculating as to the future.
The old Board Of Police have ordered the closing
Of all tsvsrns and places whste liquor Is sold.
Tho parties have been committed to Jail, having
refused to give the required bail.
1t Is now rumorsd that martial law will be de-
olared BY General Canby. ..
425 p. m.--The charge on which Sheriff Thomp-
son was brought before Judge Bond was that Of
contempt, In having disregarded the order Of the
and support the claims Of Msssrs. Valiant and
Young He was therefore committed for contempt
Of court in default Of $25, 900 bail.
The Commissioners and the Sheriff have Just been
sent to Jail.
44O D. m.-some excitement and riotous demon;
strations occurred in the neghborhood Of the news
paper Offices upon the announcement Of the result
Of the In court but the police promptly
ended the matter by arresting the parties.
It Is believed that tho whole affair will now pass
of without any serious breach Of the peace.
4.45 D. NIT is not true that Gen. Candy pro.
poses declaring martial law. That general sent for
Mayor Chapman and the Police Commissioner, and
they had q very pleasant interview with the Cen
eral at his headquarters few moments ago. He
said he simply desired TO be informed by them Of
the condition Of affairs and as TO their ability to
preserve the poace Of the city. Commissioners
Hines and Woods informed tho General that they
had extra force on duty, had closed all tavsrns
and grog shops, and were arresting all disorderly
persons; that they had far succeeded In prevent
Ing any outbreak and fully expected to bs able to
do so. With this statement the General seemed to
be entirely satisfied, and the Commissioners and
Mayor Chapman returned to their ofice.
It Is supposed the next steps to bs taken by the
counsel for Messrs Young and Valiant will bs to
get out writ Of habeas corpus. which will bring
the whole question before the courts. The writ,
however, can scarcely be returned before Monday
morning.
BALTIMORE, Nov. $3.50 p. m.-Ths city is
perfectly quiet. The excitement has greatly sub.
sided. The police are maintaining the best Of
order, and there Is no longer any grounds for
apprehending trouble.
Messrs. Valiant and Young, and Sheriff Thomp-
still In JAIL and have not been bailsd out.
II Is reported that the counsel Of these parties
endeavoring to get out writ Of hdbeas corpus be-
fore some Judge Of an adjoining county. II Is not
known positively what course will be pursued, but
It Is presumed that some such course will bo taken,
and that the parties will be brought before tho
court on Monday.