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

In the confusion which took place yesterday, mum
Der OF persons who rescmblcd in their pcrsonu appear
the gentlemen assembled. After the mistake was ascer
tanned, The necessary explanations and apologies took
pacc.-Boston Gazette.
About 3 o'clock the people crowded the stairway Il
inc HAIL. and some thirty women black and white, were
observed within. Garrison was The only male character
among the women, and he dccanped and withdrew
to another The Mayor IF the CITY Mr. I,y man
s"on entered and recommended the women to withdraw
and Thus rx!rcae themselves from the tumult. They
Coupled, and marched down stairs in couples black and
white. arm IN arm. They appeared silly as be
lm"gned and we're hls:cd by the crowd The PEOPLE
shouted Thomps"n-Thomp son-G arrison-wlrrc is
lh"mPSon--w!;crr is Garrison :: &c But nrihcr Ia
be seen The Mayor addressed the people, and stated
phaslcay that Thompson iii tho city and request
ed the people to dispense pcacrahy. The general express
sion then was, To take down large sign the Sd story
on which was painted Female Abolition Society Room
Some OF our most respectable citizens then went deb.
eratry, and in pcaccablc manner, and drew out the
hooks that supported tho and about take il
into the window The people below then demanded that
the sign should be lowered. 1t then lowered down
and tho people Immediately broke it to pieces. This was
at about half past O'clock and Of the spectators
amounting to some 1000, departed in peace.
Mean lime Garrison passed through the building 10
The rear, and got out of window twenty five feet from
the ground. couple of boxes, placed small back
building. In stepping the boxes they gave way, and
he fell on the root Of The small building, and like 10
have Gren precipatcd to the ground, twelve fifteen
descended hastily the yard and thence into carpen-
ters shop where he ensconecd himself under boards
and siIavings.
Thus (s3ys the Centinc have the people of this city
expressed their decisive reprobation of the outrageous
Of fanatcs in disturbing the public peace,
BY public harangues abolition and hope that this
Will be the last attempt OF agators 10 continue their
practices under the shelter of females
The mayor and other officers deserve great credit for
their efforts to preserve the peace of the city.
When Garrison was passing towards the back window
10 escape in the early part Of the scene he had the folly
10 repeat for theatrical cfcct-"Ia Columbia happy
land The tendency of the labors of such men, is
convert this "happy land into scenes Of blood and
mage and 10 induce the blacks to the threats Of the
whites. Away with snch canting hypocrisy.
1rro; tsc Boston Morning Post Of Thur:!n,
During the heat of the excitement AIR. Ella. The print
Of Zinns Herald (and believe aboltlonlst was
seized he out Of the hail. and pretty severely
handled, another individual, who was so untortu
natc as TO bear personal resemblance to Thompson
neither Of them, however, were seriously injured.
When Garrison was brought out from the carpenters
shop, understand he very much frightened. and
brgged hard for nrrcy-and we noticed that when the
carriage started with him from City Hall. lie appeared
excessively agialed Had he been rescued from the
crowd he would undoubtedly have been Jared and tca-
thrred punished in some such way, but we DO not
think his lie would have been taken. When in State
street an unsuccessful effort made to take him to
the pump, for the purpose of pumping on him: with
which, perhaps, he would have hccn liberated 1t is Tor
unrtc, however: for him, and for the credit Of the city,
that he escaped as he did.
considerable number Of persons assembled in groups
the of the riot, and in from, Of the office OF
the Liberator in the rvenng-bul they seemed general
y, to be brought there by curiosity, and up TO the pre-
sent time of writing 40 ocock) have shown no dspo-
sition to disturb tho public peace.
L4rEsr.-Thc Boston Transcript of Thursday eve
ming contains the fnlluwing:-
Cons,abrs placed last ight in the vicinity of
Garrison house. and at the Office of The Libcraor Corn
HILL but there was attempt made destroy his proper
t., there symptoms Of farther riot after eight
o'clock. although there assrmbagcs Of people in
small squads until nearly midnight, anticipating excuses,
which, Tor the honor Of tho city, VIC arc hnppy did not
Mr. Garrison was released from Imprisonment this
morning. and has left the city.
The Duston Post says that &c in order 10 place VII
liam LOyd Garrison in the custody of the law. and TO
give the Tailor legal and formal right 10 commit him TO
ja and thereby protect him from tie indignation OF the
populacr, on Wednesday afternoon, regular complaint
made against him, ritter, by Deputy Sheriff
Prkman: before C> Prescott, Justice of the Peace,
who issusl warrant for Garrisuns arrest. About u
on Thursday, he conducted from his cell through the
i1 yard. up the back stairs Of the Courhousc into
private room, where he was regularly discharged from
custody, because witness appeared against him He
had changed his dress to be known, and wore
fur cap. Before he discharged he pedgrd htmsry
to Mr. P0ykm0n to icarc the city, He retired from the
Courthouse in the secret manner in which lie was
brought into it. There nothing said during The pro-
crcdings that in any way related to the cause or crcun'
stances ui his arrest