Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-07-08
DOMESTIC.
New YoRK, July 1.

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DIsTREssING,-A fire broke about 3 O'Clock this
morning in the premises OF Haydock & Co., Druggists
~ Pearl .,reepar,y occupied by them and partly by
as several Of the remen who in the 4ih story
using their best exerons TO prevent the spreading the
store OF Nessrs Van Wyck, dry good hans in the
next building, the mbers gave way, aud the wall fell
inside and buried six Of them in the ruins. The bodie.
OF two OF them have not yet been discovered the other
four have been taken out but very much burnt The
names oil the two not yet found are,
Z. UnderhiII, Of Fire. Engine 49,
Frederick A. Ward, do. do.
OF those taken out, Zopha Mills dangerously wounded
Of Fire Engine I3.
Ariemus Cover, of Fire Engine TO-
Is. L. Blank, OF Fire Engine 10: the other name we
could 40 ascertain.
Mr. Croker jammed between bricks I'D 10 his che
and in that he remained than an hour before he
could be extrcated Great hope entertained oil his
coyery
John McBrier. Foreman Of Fire Engine No. TO- had
narrow escape. tie standing a stone, in the
fourth story when gave way and perceving the danger
he ieaped 10 the sill Of the window and there
until he was assisted by ladders from below.
Messrs Haydock Co., ar. Gale, and Messrs. Van
"yek are, we understand, all insured--dmeriedn.
from the New York Courier add Eoouiror.l
DIsGRAcEFUL RIoT.-At about haiti past seven last
evening disgracefu riot occureJn front of the door Of
the OF MIR. Hu chins No III Chatham ST which
was marked with all the violence that usually character
ICES such tumultuary assembsges The iacis as
from Official sources are as follows: into
The shoe store oil Mr. Hutchins purchase pair shoes
and gave her old shoe a measure. number of pairs
oil shoes were produced, for her try on, which
10 secree person,
the store with them when she in her course
by Mr. Scrbner aud Mr.. Hudson, who shoes from
her, aud she left, without reclaming her old shoe.
She Immediately raised the cry that she nsulted
aud abused and excited the sympahies of the crowd
that speedily assembled that, without raining the
they immediately commenced the work Of destrn cton
The carpet at the door torn 10 pieces the awning
into iaiiers and thrown down, the window the Mot
street side was broken TO pieces and rush made Il
enter the store in order to complete the work OF
lion. Some even went so far endeavor to proven
The assembling OF the watch, and they in consders
bic numbers and aided by Messrs Thomas, Dunsies and
Tompkins, OF the Police, and Messs Green Tar
stables oil 4th ward, MIR. ShaDkin Of the 9th Ward and
others, were enabled TO prevent The violence intended
The mob then raised the cry OF estate Prison monopoly
Down the store ~ which destruction IL appeared TO be
their determination TO accomplish, but for the active exer
tons Of Alderman Ferris Justice McEwen Of the I0iI
Ward Court, and The officers and wsichmen n attendance
In his efforts TO prevent the cosisson Of violence the
coat OF Alderman Ferris from his body and him
sell considerably Bruised MIR ShaDkn was thrown do
rSpled on, and kicked, but escaped wi whole bones
and several OF the officers violently assaulted.
There appeared 10 be settled purpose 10 trsp,pe on al
law, at defiance all private right In this iumu
tuous s1rsy more than 200 prsons were engaged, and
more Than 1000 assembled Witness these
dsgaceiGl transactions. Some persons were arrested
but rescued m the grasp Of the watch by the mob VIII,
followed them IN their way to The watch. house. From
The violence evnced II necessary keep guard un
W late hour prevent the recurrence OF scenes 90 de-
srucse OF Law order and decency he mob af brioa
long ime assembled finally Dispersed aud OF de-
was once more permitted 10 reign.