New-York tribune., 1841-09-03

-, COURAGEOUS boistercus. most vehement fellow
man who !,
rushed out the house and far beyond hearing He
sopped in the middle OF laugh listened. drew m his gloves
and caspins his hands behind him. paced the deserted roo
for long time, then bent bis steps towards the hasy town.
and walked into the streets.
They were filed wiki people for the OF that day
proceedings had made grea: Those persons VINO
did not care to home their doors Windows
and topic discourse prevailed every side Some
reported that the siectualy put down others
that they had broken again SAID that Lord george
Gordon had been -ert under strong guard tHe Tower
osrs that az attempt had Deen made upon The hlng me-
that the soldier, had been again called out and mat the noise
OF mu,kets distant part OF the town mad been PLAINLY
heard wis an hour A. grew darker these stories be-
came more drefu and Mysterious and often, when some
frightened passenger ran past with tidngs that the rioters
of, and coming up tie doors were shu'
and barred lower windows made and much con-
scrration engendercd, the CITY Invaded o. foreign
amy.
Gashford walled .teal,hly about, listening all he heard
and diusng confirming whenever he had opportunity
such false intelligence suited his purpose and busS
occupied in this wav turned into Hohor for the twentieth
tine when great many and children came Tying
along the painting and looking back-and the
confused Of VOICES struck upon MS ear
Assured By these tokens and By the red light which began
to flash upon the houses either side, that some ct MS
friends indeed approaching, he begged moment ;
shelter at the door which opened he pas-e and running
upon the crowd.
Thcy had torches among them and the chief aces were
distinctly visible That the9 had been engaged IN the de-
srucoi building sufficiently apparent and that
Catholic place OF worship was evident from me
spos ihey borr pnics which were easily 'ecosnaoe
for the OF priests and rich fragments ct aiar iur-
nture Covered with SCOT, and dirt AID dust, and mc
tIcir garments rags :hc.r har hanging wildly about
them their hands aad faces ragged and bleeding win the
wounds of rusty nails: Bana5y, Hugh and Dennis hurried
before them all, like hidcoss madmcn Alter them, the
dense hroug fighting singing; some shout
Ing in triumph; qul.r.ns among themselves sorc
mcnacng the spectators they passed some WIN great
woodc- fragments which they spent their rage ~ they
had been aitc rendng them limb from limb and hurting
the scattered mo.>e high into the air. some IN drunken
state unconscious Of the hurts they had received from falling
bricks and stones and beams borne upon shutter IN
the very midst covered with Dizzy CLOTH ensciesS
ghnsry heap Thus-a vision OF faces, with here
and there blot of arng, smoky light dream OF demon
heads and eyes, and sticks and IRON bars uiied III
the air and wlrled about bewdenng horror, IN which
much seen, and yet little, which seemed so long
ard short, in which there were many phailtous
be forgotten all through life aud yet many things
that could be observed in that diractng glimpse 1T
fitted onward ard gone.
As 1t passed away upon its work o; wrath and ruin, :
piercing heard. knot OF persons ran toward
the spot; Gshod who just then emerged into the street
among them He was on TIE outskirts othc little
and could not hear what passed witln but ore who
had better place informed him that %dow woman had
deserted her son among the rioters
q that all p! said the secretary turning his face home
ward We'll think this looks liulc more
ne,. ~ like bust