The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-11-05
TELEGRAPHIC /. NEWS.

The Dalt1mOF0 Police. Co0mtsolo01r
BALTIMORE, November 2, r. M.-The
latest reports in regard 70 the police CON-
missioners is that tho newly-sppointed com.
nlissioners will make formal demand TO-
morrow morning for the surrender to them
of all the station-houses and otherproperty,
together with the arms, etc. belonging to
the force. This demand, II Is further said,
will be supported and enforced by the
sheriff with large posse, and 1t is UNDER
stood will be refused, and the commission.
srs will announce their determination to
submit only to the decision Of the courts.
They have sworn In Q very large number
Of special policemen, which they suppose
viii be superior to any force the claimants
will be able to summon to enforce their
demand.
All is quiet tonight, and it is hoped that
the whole matter will yet be settled with
out any serious disturbance Of the public
peace. There have been several persons
named for marshal under the new commits
sioners, but It cannot be ascertained that
they have yet settled on any one.
A very large meeting Of Republicans was
held tonight at the Front-street Theatre.
General John A. Kenly and ex-Secretary
Harlan were among the speakers.
SECOND DISPATCH.
Latest from Baltimore-Troops are
sent there-NO Disturbance has yet
Occurred.
BALTIMORE, November 3.-Noon.-The
Radical mass meeting held last night
adopted On address to the country declar-
ing their anxiety for the maintenance Of
peace, and saying that all doubt relating to
the removal Of the commissioners should
be decided by the courts. The action of
the Governor in attempting to remove the
police commissioners is bitterly denounced,
and he is accused of purposing to throw
the political power into the hands of seces-
sion sympathisers and the abettors Of rebel
lion. The new police commissioners went
to the Office Of the old commissioners to-
day, where their appearance became the
signal for q tumultuous demonstration of
disapproval by the now largely increased
crowd. They handed in their demand for
tho possession of the premises, and then
returned to the Conservative headquarters
to await the reply. There they were
received with loud cheers from the crowd.
1t is now understood they are organizing q
new force. Five or six members Of the
old police force resigned last night, and
reported for duty to the new commission
ers. There are reports Of the arrival of
troops on the Washington road. Much ex-
citement and deep feeling exists every
where, but thus far no disturbance has
occurred.
PHILADELPHIA, November 3.-Noon.-
A regiment of troops passed through here
this morning en- route for Baltimore.
THIRD DISPATCH.
The Baltimore Police Commissioners.
[Our report, as made up from the news
papers, being more full than and equally
as late as that brought in our morning tele-
gram, We omit the latter, except the fol-
lowing paragraph ...
BALTIMORE, November 3.-Ths counsel
for Messrs. Valiant and Young, the new
commissioners, will get out writ Of habeaS
corpus, which will bring the matter before
the courts. The writ can scarcely be re.
turned before Monday. The city is quiet
now. Several riotous demonstrations oc-
Cured during the afternoon when the fact
became known that the new commissioners
had been arrested. ii
FOURTH DISPATCH.
The Case or the New Commissioners I'm
BaltimOre-Appealf for y Writ OF Ha-
beas COrpus-HOw the Case may be
Delayed until after the Election.
BALTIMORE, November 4, P. M.-The
counsel for the new commissioners have
made application before Judge Bartol, of
the Court Of Appeals, for the issuance of a
writ of habcas corpus. The writ cannot be
served until tomorrow. The law Of Mary