New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-01-14
BY THIS MORNINGS MAIL.
Correspondence OF The rrihuu..

PRuApsLrHrA Jan. ls-P.M
During the greater part OF yesterday aaraoan and Ia.
evening, OF the riots among the M,
crowded. Two or three fights ocearred BAL ro;hlass
rous resulted from them Threats OF The NOS hosyst n
.u.r made aspissthe person asd properly OF Ae
Hugh Clark, who, II ems, had made himself oncz
ious 10 his teow-couurymen. Late in the aastreoa
Brgader General CadwalIader ordered OFT, Ia addxa 10
those already duty, eight volunteer companies io,cs
er with the City Troop, which, when mustered ncraefet
near 200 soldiers, armed with ball and cartridge. BesS
he above military force the Depaty Sbergs had enfees
upwards OF 500 CITIZENS, who were also armed and ,eis Ia
Sheriff.. oice about O'Clock for the BATHS groGnd Tss
volunteers remained chartered IN different sections the
city and districts.
Up TO IL O'Clock, midnight there being repetition al
the shlful that enacted during The msfnro
and previous evening, OF the companies dis
missed with orders, however. 10 hold themselves 10 ead
ness 10 muster at moments warning.
William Costello Patrick Mcvay, Archibald DeveS,
BARNEY McAear, James Welsh, Edward Dereliu, Joh,
Mevay and Thomas aicCenway with several others have
been committed prison, as being participants in tsee d.
srac enl ri,s; is sincerely trusted their VII
undergo the siricest scrutiny II guilty lei them pes
shed with the uinoS, rigor OF The law
Young Porter still lies i'll from the effects OF Tie wnnnS
received on Wednesday night. Yesterday it was oGs
neces,ary to apply large number Of eeehts 10 bis injured
parts There many s.hets whose Gus and otafs ae
equally II not more, serious than noSe oil tue sheras
A repor, was current that it was the in;cntisn OF he
weavers after asccrtanng the o:ce that was likely be
bruush, against hen turn tie scene oi be aetno
auo,her uarter the Couniy-.he Meya"ensias Proa
IL was seriously alleged by many OF The rioters tseasIe
that it was taer hxed resolve 20 rescue sGe OF sher parry
AS were confne aiu the walls OF EhS prison. The &syO
mpied atey large number oil his oicers 10 NE above
nlacr but no such mad attempt ernced eei although
proups of persons seen in the neRhoo;hood
have heard OF 40 rssh violations OF TIE peace cp 10 TIE
bopr Of closing. small force is kept in rePdhe@, PCS
n,rr Ia crush the first attempt that shall be IlGeo he
part OF the rioters.
Sill the public mind is far from tranquil oserawed. o
the time being, thee desperate and misguided hen at
uou-ns consultations are unlikely 10 again burst oh
ia spirit OF bitter revenge upon the uaarned and deenes
s citi,.ps of the District who have aided 10 ieebs az
rmpt 10 maintain the laws look for something srli more
serious.
The Intelligence tom Harrisburg still continues Of
rxctnc character. The division IN The Locu-foco raDAs
the election OF Euchauanthe protested Impeachment
the Governor OF the CONFERENCE.-The, Which is gazing
,,r ranily-,he inc ular mode of efecng resefm-
all themes naturally give rive 10 much feeling and ptc
Nation Among the signatures, asking the impeachment
o the Governor are hose OF Henry Horn and Ricsot Ba
E.r two of the most influential and leading oc1Foeo&
this city La fact the situation CT Davd H. f0tr oy no
means euviable-he does rcpose upon b.d OF 1885
neither does possess that confidence Ill ho own nssW
which would i,pe an honest urge the instucua
the inquiry thu, demanded by his constituents bSVtV'
~ Hon. FRANCIS S. KEY, who has been tor
many years widely known as an able lawyer ard
who formerly for some years held the otcc OF Dis
,rct Attorney for the District OF Columbia, died at
the residence of Charles Howard, Esq. his son'a'
law, at Baltimore on "Wednesday evehlng last, ias
S. U. Supreme Court, as q testimony OF Their RS
pect. Immediately adjourned; the Bar OF the las,
trict held meeting to express their sense OF bis
worth and the Courts of Baltimore likewise eS.
pressed their deep regret at his deccase Mr. key
in the early part of his life, was connected with the
NAVY and wrote, at that time, the spirited song
song since so popular, The S,ar.Spangled ban,
ner.