The Express.
London, England, 1865-10-14 00:00:00

RIOTS AT MUNICH.

11135T113/1, oar. 10.
For the lost two evenings title city has been the
Mlle of unwonted ousamea, asamaitating the interferes°,
of the military, and leading to numerous arrests. The eves-
iag before loot the disturb's°, began in the neighboarhood
of the Weataudhalle. A young maa had minooaduated
himself on the Fostwisse, and was "nested. Offering re.
Ottawa, th=darmir was compelled to use time. A poe-
tics of the • immediately took pert spigot the goo-
dorms, end whim the man with a view of asoiding a die-
turbines, got into a deciardly with his prisoner, volleys of
stories wane atinworoti upon the vehicle, so that the driver,
fearful both for himself and his property, refused
to drive his fare any farther. The gendarme had
no Donor quitted the vehicle than be wee airmailed with 'ticks
and stow, sad I. order to deltoid himself made use of his
sabre. A boy of 14 was wounded, sad the rap of the mob
was routed to its highest pitch by the debt of the blood
and the mise of the led. Tho gendarme, whom priuner bad
escaped, was obliged to take to flight. sod ran tatio the
Weetendhalle. ilia pluton were close ape him, but the
proprietor of the place managed to abut the doors in the
face of the nab. They then town to hammer .t the doom,
crying out that the gendarme should be given up, and Ou-
lu to break into the bones. A patrol heathy summosod
from the guardhonee at the Soidlingerthor was neelved
with shouts and hires. The numbers of the mob rapidly
increased, and their demands that th gendarme should
be giver, up were redoubled ; but the man had
already boos =opted out in plain clothes by • back door.
A detachment of infantry from the noiasuard sucomitered
the same reception as the patrol, and reinforcements rapidly
brought up were unable either to disperse the crowd or to
afford sufficient protootion to the house. Cuiramisny
artillery, and infantry streamed in from all skies ; the town
communalist, the polies director, sod the governatestal
president of Upper Bavaria thought the of sufficiently
important to demand their perso•al intervention. But the
people VIM immoveable. Shoats, cries, 'nom, whistliog,
eves threats, received the well.nout efforts of the autho-
rities to restore order, sucieeded by attacks upon several of
the soldiers. Every 1n0112101311 to disperse was dis-
regarded. The therem of the honanna into the mob
were ooly in so far availing that they gave back for
a minute or so, and thee eurged forward in denser
muses thee bolero. At last towards tea o'clock the town
commandant ordered the troop to clear the plus with the
bayonet, and tranquillity was so far restored that the men
were able to leave in about half en hour. But they bad
hardly disappeared before the crowd poured back en warm,
battered agamatthe doom of the Wisebrodhalla, sad shouted
for the delivery of the obnoxious gendarme, taking the op-
portunity of incidentally tbrathiag a couple of others who
had somehow got mixed up in the squabble. The turmoil
brought back the troop, in larger numbers than ever. Rs-
named samarium to clear the plops end disperse were
treated with utter disregard; an odium of the govern-
mental president was received with jeers and
booting. Then the town commandant seemed to lose
patisace, sad gave orders to the cavalry to charge
with polot and edge. This proved effectual. Tho place
mu speedily claued, numbers of the rioters being arrested
and may wariad,d, but the majority Doty slightly hurt.
Yesterday 'ironing the disturbance. roorionneaced. The
civic guard, from 1.500 to 2,000 'thug, had relieved the
replan, and were either posted in Kull parties at various
points of the town, or patrolling the struts. The military
was kept in barracks, but had ball cartridge served out.
The row began upon the Advises again, the pudarmes
being hooted, sad two of their camber beam: By way of
amusement some trees is treat of the drinking booths were
sat on firs, tied the gendarmes busted about with the
boning twigs. A dresebky io which ass of these unhappy
°Sib& soughtepe, %bar raelned. Tho
sad gistat
platz,TiViroutii, hireread
r, cries" attracting small the
of cuirassiers and artillery, who were greeted with derisive
jests. and replied by using their sabres. Some officers of
the civic guard sod an adjutant of the lias made speeches
to the crowd, begging them to disperse and go quietly
home. The mob cheered the chin guard, but bind the
replan. The cuirassiers charged repeatedly, using their
'thus freely, end riding down numbers of the people.
Some 30 or 40 persons were arrested. several being students.
Quist was not fully restored until midnight, when the
troops bad entirely withdrawn and WI the task of pacifica-
tion to the rick guard.
The Augsburg Allgemeine asys that 165 persons alto
getbor were sneatad, mostly stivapre to the town, the ro
minder boys of from 13 to 15.

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the 16th October, for the neap. of proposals for the ban-
seem of lime, or the porelisse of government anasities
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time to time, nodes contracts for the ism/ranee at lives or
the purchase of government annuities, and for the paymeot
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