The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1841-09-21
-, ,he Commercial Advertiser l"1 J
From From I aIoT AT CINCINNATI

n TDe account OF the o,r
I'D minute o",iaIy with that supplied TO us oy Jul
n freeing e'S'"' We make from it the following OK
prcsPOnds"' o6ordipg some particulars not
f'n .s.,ns of citizens was he'a ioh ,ha Movor
A"0'" Saturday, morning, at when 'he maSoi
House W V Tbsy resolved to observe Inc Jaw, ~
ps'd'a' .oce mobs, invoked the AID OF 'he oN'
" ibc0Onle"a"o's ,ov the violence, and pledged them
ri plho''e' " Zion in aid Of the civil authority, 10
selves 10 0N ,.oo within reach of the law the ne
m me'l an' r.nnded the two white boys on Colum-
g'''" '', That the township trustees ENFORCE ,"o
' '" r,so7. requiring security OF nes'oes' p'eus
NJ |" .lvos TO enforce il to the letter. until ."e
s D'" r,.od Of the effects of modern abolition
N dy 's" ,.;no our Southern brethren to carry out
N sn, PO~ .ood mith'-and to deliver Cup, under
bot ''' ;" 81 Congress, forthwith, every negro who
~" ., from his master or owner and comes VIII"
il cut borders oo,inr !, church, and
MA l@~S ..ured the Mayor and the citizens
r'Fs''' I,oId use every effort to conduct as or
Hn" :%J,,,rious and poaceable people, and to
S% INV impudent conduct among their poPu-
E8 %T' - rarret out all violation of order and
'I' i.Drecated the practice of carrying about the
% NV, onv dangerous weapons, pledged them
NJ w., not 70 carry or keep any about their persons
,o,sey, and expressed their readiness to surren'
w n',r sucb They expressed their readiness to
~ LAWN 70 the law of1S07, and to give bond, or
N r.,ro within specified time-and rendered their
banks 10 The Mayor, watch officers, and gentle
q -,.or,be civ, for the efforts made to save their
n ..,0,,,v. their lives, their wives and children.
From $50 to 800 negroes, including sound and
N n,me5, were with some difficulty marched off to
y 4, ai surrounded by the military and officers,
md, dense mass of men, women and boys, con-
4 mndiDg all distinction between the orderly and
n So,derIy accompanied with deafenng yelIs. They
+ mr.. safely lodged, and still remain in prison,
n ,,r,,,od from their families. The crowd was in
4 6t way dispersed
n Several houses were broken open in different
mts of the city, occupied by negroes and the win
s bvs doors and furniture totally destroyed. A.
s nOng such is the confectionery establishment Of
Burnett near the upper market-a shop on Colum'
4 h1ear Sycamore-the negro church on 9th street
4 and bnr or five houses near it-a small frame house
3 m The synagogue on Broadway, and several
81 hsw on Western Row, near the river. One OF
"a htrht efforts was to fire or otherwise destroy
H h!Mk establishment of Messrs Trueman and
Smith, on main street. From this they were driv
nby the police, and soon after, before daylight,
dispersed from mere exhaustion-w whether 10 re-
main quiet or TO recruit their strength for renewed
q ASSAULT, We may know before this paper is circu-
5: sNea
' The mob wasn many cases encouraged, and in
seme led on, by persons from Kentucky. They
h~lard they had been sent tor, and that hundreds
"A Others were organized and ready to come here
nj nd The city ofthe negroes and abo litionists.
'ri'rmont continued during yesterday. The
y 'unc held meeting and meeting of the citi-
2ge~ succceded; in which the Governor, who is in
#ecy with other gentlemen, took part. Reso-
&1hons were adopted for an efficient organization
" rlhe night.
Monday morning, a. NJ
No disturbances have occurred in our city during
'nisht The different military companies were
nnned at various places throughout the city
'3iain Taylor's troop of horse, together with a
Hge number ofcltizens; formed themselves into
f'nPanes of about thirty each, who kept up a
patrol until about o'clock when the citizens gen
Fnly retired, leaving the military on duty.
CwclSNArI-All was quiet Monday last
The number killed in the riot had not been ascer.
e|aned The negroes confined in the Jail were ex-
mined on Sunday by the committee of safety, and
tn diaposed of fp
ma
l. 10 ascertain such against whom there is any
n'nal charge, and detain them for further ex-
nntion,
AS to those against whom there is no &C
''uon; 10 discharge natives and those who gave
'"U uO0er the law OF 1907: and 10 require bond
'"e Others under that law and to discharge when
is given.
-"0 zinc nnati Gazette Of the 9Th states that all
WN'' 'ns military still on duty nights. The
VI Tue State was there and issued pro
"A .-,''" 10 Inc military and commanding the riot
10 keep peace. Most of the blacks had been
..'' Numbers ofthe mob had been arrested
,dn. 'Aa'nlnatIon was in progress, and IL or Is
'"uS lar been committed for trial
M oRLEANs, Sept. 3-H EALrH OF THE Cry.
sL . ~,a' number of interments reported to the
kp ,,, "eal'h for the "a hours ending yesterday
LUCK M, was %; OF which 10 were from
''ef' There were 20 white adults,5 white
P,s vi and colored children.
oRr OF THE CHARITY Hosp,r.1 Durino
ock ehding yesterday evening at o.