Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1834-08-21


.-- 49, a .,ss La a..
share in producing ine Fso!. ~. We nv az
clined to believed int u - pf'neIPA"y " Oe Az
tributed to more rAnOte causes
As soon rs the transactions when we nave
above described. v Ire known in this city, yes
ternay morning, they produced, as m'Sntease
been expected. Universal sentiment OfregFet
and nOrti6caii0n,a at the outrage thus COM"
united at midnight upon family OF defence
less females, and nj the indellble stain tnns !n-
Aicted upDn the character Ut our cOmmAn!y~s
The Mayor promptly issued notice. invItlnS
the ciiizens to assemble al Fanueil Hall, Y
o'cIock+ to take. such measures as the occasion
might rtqnire. A yery large number Ot Tdl-
zens assembled at the appointed hoHF. >lot.
wiihstandiug the heat Of the WeafhsM and
strong measures were adopted.
A,,o,.t 1s-lS.ars were entertained yes-
,erdaS that fhere wonla be- fresh Disturbances
isst ..ven;ra, II was r.Dortrd that the Irish
labnrers un th. Worcester. Low ell, and Pros-
;denca ra;l.rnadx were tur, their way to the
city,. Il great pua,bers, Tor the purpose Of aid
ING their Irist, brethren 10 asenging the insult
that was Offered ~ them by the destruction
of the Catholic seminary at CharlestowD.-
fhrs,. lahorers arrived iIihe city last evening
hui we haxe heard of snO acts Of violence ON
their mart. or fsssn Any either quarter. The
evening passed of qaietly, at least SO far as
this CITY il e6nesEaed. although the streets
were thr0nged iualN 3 lafs halias. We haea
rarely seen W many pe6pie abFOad as Here
We're last evening.
Much credit ID due TO Bishop Fenwick. Tor
the exertiOns he madeto dissuade the Cath
| oiics from all acts at retaliatOry Siolrnce.--
He despatched fse'OF sfx priests IN different
directions. during the afternoon, TO intercept
HE labofrrs who.were known to be on their
way 10 Boston, and 10 instruct them not to-
raise finger in defence Of v hat they consd-
er their violated rights. This WAS . judcious
movement, considering the unparalleled state
If excitement into which oar citizens have
been suddenly tLrown, nv the outrageous
conduct OF a portion I'll the people Of Cam
bridge and CharIestown.
We understand that all the Independent
Light Infantry Companies we're under arms
last night, prepared with bah cartridges 10 act
in any emergency which might require their
services. Hundreds of respectable citizens,
we're also OF, hand" 10 aid the civil and
! military authorities. Most sincerely do we
| hope there may De- NJ, OCCASION for them To-
act.-Coa. Gaz.
PHlLADELpHrA, Aug. 49,.
Riof.-A considerable. riot WAS made on
,rnes.iav night. IN Snnih street between 7th
and 8tls sireet. Ths par,iculars and causes
~ = hi.h y !. ,ay.. hs.rd s,ated - f.,llows e.
Some t,ne since. man erected ON the city
side IF Sonf., street. one az those places Of
INV amusement called ). ffy;ne. horses.
Nh.ra ah,rrb ~, n,x nor "a !. 1870. man. the
tblacks If ,bs nr;rhhorhood 81. IS sesortat.
II s added. sft,.t M Alonday t<S|,I6e. some
Young wIai,e men made their at,pearaDce
hlac,s o. Ta.sdnx .Ssnin.r !, IS < bites
ass..mIlsd and repaired ,u The 80 bey-
sss !, md lhere cummrnce,i NJ .iI .iz|k fhe
/ ~; NJ inn,aaes and ,,arf, 81 4 no.
| 80 sel,p sn,,a,.sf ssnaa h,.esis. ksna
1 ,i,ss - ant M rr -sisysSts -
| III which WAS taken iSS me hospital
The MAYER Mas present and led his police
officers I'd fhe rescue Of The .,s.ee, aud G,ally
succeeded IN, restoring order. though not until
1.-The work III tirmolition and beating had ieel.
very thorOuehly accomplished. Some offra.
ders were .ssrrestrd. and will probahlv b.,
bound over IS take their trial AZ the ext SEES.
sion of The Mayor,s Court.
We understan,l thar IN. nerson WIN kas
kent tb,. rlac... NJ ~ hrh III. rat ,nolx nl.c.
w;iI ~ pr"c.esl.d ass;n., - : d;s,"rh.r nf
The nea.s and as ! 'nr" , and aLe,tor Of
evil practices. 1lns & ,rn n.rsons have ~.
pressed m ,,s \ h,.l;af ,h.t ~. .;s,,ra.rs In
,.b.. e...l;,s-. 49, $780,. ....s... .... n ~,
es'"eS ss.'s $3.50 "'sSsso Ss ~. s's0