Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-10-30

In the confusion which took place vcscrd,v a nu,,
. Peisons who resembled IN their personal appear
shce, thompson and Garrison, severely beaten nv
me gentlemen assembled Ancr the mistake was ascer-
pace.-B0sfon Gazette -
About 3 o'clock the neo,le cro,,s.d H. -.
,ne ia and some thirty women black and bite Mere
observed within Garrison the only male character
among the w.'en and he dccaniped and Withdrew
10 another room. The Mayor of the city Mr. v,n,r
soon entered aud recommended the women To ~ ;tl,,ira
anu tii"s exucale themselves from the tumult They
couptd aud narcls down stairs i'm couules Ll,cl and
whi''', arm IN arm They appe AIRED as sv AZ can be
imagined, and were Kissed by The crowd The uc.ple
shouted Humps Thompson Carris,n--,vl,,rr N
thompson where Is Garrison :. &c But ncillicr was To
be s'en Inc Mayor addressed the people. and stat, d EN-,
pnacay tna thompson not in the city and
ca ue people u disperse pcacrubly The general xpres.
SION then was, to take down large sign on The nd story
On when was painted Female Abolition Society Room
ooy Oh our most respectable citizens then went DELHI
siatsV ana IN peaceablc manner, aud drew out the
iooks That supported the sign and were about 10 take IL
.no Tue window The people below then demanded that
ana ~ should De lowered IL was then lowered down.
anu inc people immediately broke pieces This was
al about hall past clock, and most of The spectators
amounting to some 900, departed in peace
Mrah uine Garr;son passed through the buildin, 10
the rear and got out Of Window twenty five feet from
,he ground on couple of boxes placed on small back
pu',ug In stepping ON the boxes they gave way aud
e ie,l ON 'le rOo VI The small building and was ike To
nave been precipitated the ground twelve or fleen
eet below lie recovered himself, however, and
aescehdcd hastily TO the yard and thence into carpcn
' snop, where he ensconccd himself under boards
and sIavngs.
mus (Sdys The CcnaeI) have the pcopc of This CITY
expressed their decisive reprobation OF the
perseverance OF fanatics, i'm disturbing the public peace
ny Puohc haransucs ON abolition and hope that this
practices under the shelter of icualcs
lhe mayor, and other officers deserve reat credit for
'hrii EFFORTS to preserve the peace OF the city
:" men HARRISON was passing towards the back window
to escape, in the early part OF the scene he lad The oI
TO repeat, fer theatrical cifect-"ilaI Columbia b.nny
iand The tendency Of the Iayors of such men, is 10
convert this "happy land into scenes of blood and car
mage and to induce the blacks the threats of the
"N'es. Away with such caning hypocrisy
- tFIon. the Boston Morning Pos, of THURSDAY, 1
During the heat OF the excitement MIR Ella the prnt-
CT Zion Herald, (and we believe a5oonist) was
seized as he came out of The hall, and pretty severely
handled as was another individual who was SO uniori.
hae as 10 pear personal resemblance To Thompson
neither of thcln however, were seriously injured
when Garrison was brought out from the carpenters
s"op we understand he was very much frightened and
begged hard for mercyand we noticed that when The
carriage started with him from City HALL he appeared
excessively agtacd Had he moi been rescued 4 ON lie
crowd he would undoubtedly have been tarcd and fca-
thered, or punished in such way but we do not
think his lie would have been taken When in State
Street, an unsuccessful effort made to take him 10
the pump for the purpose of pumping on him. with
winch, perhaps he would have been liberated Ii is for
tunatc, however, for him. and for the credit of tho ctv
that he escaped as he did ~
considerable number of persons assembled i'm rroups
near The scene OF the riot and in front of the Office Of
the Lbeator, in the evcning-but they seemed General
y to be brought there by curiosity and mp 10 the pre-
sent time ct writing, 90 oclocl) have shown no dispo-
si'ion TO disturb the public peace
LArEsr-The Boston transcript of Thursday eve
ming contains the foowing:-
Conslables were placed last night in the vicinity of
Garrison honse, and at the Office OF the ber Corn
h but there was no attempt made destroy his proper
W nor were there symptoms of farther riot after eight
clock although there we've assemblages of people in
small squads unit nearly midnight anticipating excuses
which, for the honor Of the city, we are happy did moi
occur. rr' - 49,
MIR. Garrison was released from Imprisonment this
morning, and has left the city
Ihe Boston Post says, that &c in order To place HI
ham Loyd Garrison in the custody of the law and 10
give The Jallor legal and formal light commit him TO
jail, and thereby protect him from tie Indignation Of the
poPuace, on "Wednesday afternoon, regular mpainl
was made against him, as riOter, by Deputy Sheriff
Parh1n6n before Col Prescott, Justice OF the Fcace
who ISSUED warrant for Garrson's arrest. About III
on thursday he was conducted from his cell through the
JAN yard; up the back stairs of the COurt-h house into
private room, where he regularly discharged from
custody, because no witness appeared against him. lie
had changed his dress not to be known aud wore
i9r cap Before he discharged he pledged hn,sef
10 hr PaTkm0H to ieare The city. He retired from the
Courthouse in the secret manner in which he was
brought into It, There nothing said during the pro
ceedngs that in any way related cause or crcum
stances OF his arrest"