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The Daily Dispatch: March 5, 1864., [Electronic resource], For Hire. (search)
fficers. --Some little excitement was created yesterday morning, near the Second Market, by a difficulty between officers Perrin and Griffin on one side and two Confederate officers on the other. A row having occurred at a bar-room near the Theatre, Mr. Perrin took the creator of it, a soldier, to the station-house. On his way thither a Confederate Captain, claiming to be a friend to the man in custody, requested Perrin to let him off, as his furlough had just expired and it was his intenPerrin to let him off, as his furlough had just expired and it was his intention to leave the city on the four o'clock train. In reply to this request it was stated that if at that hour the prisoner was sufficiently sober to do so, he would be turned loose. Not being satisfied with this the Captain went off, but soon returhat if he was not liberated very soon they would batter the station-house down and have him out anyhow. To this language Perrin remonstrated, whereupon the Captain struck him a blow in the face, and then commenced a lively "setto," during which both