New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-10-25

inc IL soldiers received orders 10 IRE and eSe'
ing their ulus:eis shot dead at the hrst diseharSe
* men ard a woman and wounded mary per
sons ana loaGing again directly, hred another vol
TO-. but over the psopie's heads II was supposed.
- none wen. seen 10 fall. That theceupon, anc
dauni-d by the snr.eS> and tunu.t. The crowd be-
gan TO disperSe ard the soldiers weat away !eav-
iug tn Killed and wounded on the ErouEd; which
they had ro scoae- done than the rioters came
hack a.ain, and taking Up dead bodies, and the
wounicd PEOPLE. formed isIo a rude PROCESSION.
having the BODIES IN front. Tina, IN tins order.
they paraded oi win horrible incrument; fixing
weapons N the dead uens hsnts 70 make them
look -, ii alive; and preceded By fellow ringing
Lord Mansfield, dinner bel. with al hi might
The scouts reported further. tina, this party
meeting .,hers who had been at similar work else
,,-,.r... they all united into one aad Gmtiug eli
tow men with tn killed and wounded. Tnarched
away % Lord Mausfeld's couEtry seat at Caen
Wood. between Hampstead and hlghsstc; bent
ii,,or DESTROYING that house likewise, ana hghtns
M, q crea, ire there winch from that Aeghi should
Be-, seen ,,l over London But N ,h. They were
disappointed tor 4 party II horse arriving before
the,TI. thev reiterated faster than thcy went. ana
came >iraisht back 10 town.
Thrrc being now great many parties IN the
streets eacn went to work according - rs hu-
NOR. aud dozeS houses were quickly blazing IN
clu.ias those of Sir John Fielding. and two other
justices. and four IN Ho5orn-ouc o. the greatest
tloroue hfarr> ~ Loudon-vhich were n. burning
at Tic saac time. and burned till they went ont
IT themselves :or the people cut th7 engine nose
ard would >l.fer The hreulen 10 play upon the
lan,cs. Atone house near M0orheds. they found
in one OF The rooms some canary birds IN cages
and hose they cast into the fire alive. The poor
1,l inf,
when hey were dung upon the blaze and ore man
wa. 20 touched thar he tried in vain to save theni.
winch reused the indignation Of the crowd, and
nearly COS, him hi, lite.
At this came house. one of the fellow. who went
through the rooms, breaking the furniture and
helping 10 DESTROY the building. found child
do..-a poor ,oy--which he exhibited at the WIN
dow TO the mob below. as the image OF some IN
holy saint which the late occupants had worship
ed While he doing this, another man with
an equally tender conscience (thcy had both been
foremost in throwing down The canary birds tor
rsa,iiag aiiye) took his tie paraPet OF the
iorsr and narangucd the rowd from pamphlet
circulated by the association relative to the tue
principles of Christianity. Meanwhile the Lord
llayor with his hands in his pockets, looked on
t. an idle man might look at any other show, and
seemed mighuiy satisfied to nave got a good place
Such were the account, brough; 10 the old yiut-
ner by I'M. servants \ be sat at the side et Mr.
Haredaes bed having been unable even to doz',
after the first part ct the night being too much
disturbed by his own fears ~ The cries OF the
mob the heh. OF the fires, and he firing ut the col
diers Such WIKI the addition OF the release ct
tho prisoners in the new Jail a. Clcrkenwell. and
=, many r.5beries OF passengers IN The streets as
,h. crowd had leisure TO indulge IN, were the
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