New-York daily tribune., 1844-07-09

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-, c,,ron AZ the middle of the junction oi th.
zoo, co as 10 range along Queen street 'o"afu
S.cord at which latter street body oi military
- siy FOUNDER were placed. The darkness Ia,
..o-,d their operations, and they were uho's'ufo."
until they had fred the piece, which "dS
,oadsd with fragments olIrOn, tnat had peti
,oIcct,6 Al the same time the moo ii''u ''''5
,,,,,.ss,s in the same direction from Such co'c:'1
as tIcv could find. and the fire was mn
..,,.ds,eIv answered by voI.cy rom ;he military
anI ,,c discharge OF the field piece. ne h'lhg
-, ho,l sides was then kept no st inteIYals ''h''
Ron, 70 o'clock when II temporarily ceased
TIE mob had 81 that hour two pieces P'aS."
:, as 10 range Qaeen street, and A2d aiso " III
tom poundsr. wh,cE they could not use 'c|,u~1
:, ,,..s rot mounted. The ieenEg among them
seemed ,hat OF desperation, and threats ol t'lt
most startling character were very generally useu
bvthem against thc military aiiu
General Cadwallader.
A. II o,cleck, MAJOR General Patterson &C
,,lsd The German battalion, with two leid-pieecS
- rho companies of Washington CaTa.Fy ana
First County Troop, under the command oi 'en'
oral Roumtort, as reinforcement, and the col
unn Immediately moved TO the scene ot acton
We understand that the Sheriff, late last even
;r, addressed note to the commando oi fo't
Ni;fIir. requesting him 10 send TO the CITY -
many OF his troops as he could spare from his
The reports OF the guns shook the houses III
ths vicinity, shattering windows and damagWa
furnitErc. Balls passed into many OF item ana
the inmates were compelled to retire preclp'atep
hv the back ways, leaving all Their property oc-
hind them In one instance, an aged any was
obliued to be lifted over fence, ana wh'!e 'h'>
was being done, ball cut Oft the branch OF tEee
near by. -,
Abou, l O'Clock A. NJ. the First City Troop OF
! Cavalry. Capt Butler, was ordered 10 proceed 10
tho vicinity Of the church, and ii possible, capture
and spike the guns used by the moo ms "u'y
was immediately performed, and at halt past
ocloc, Information had been received at Head
Quarters that the large fifteen FOUNDER had been
c,nlurcd IT the corner OF Fifth and QGeen streets
ant, spiked
I7tc Iast nigft we heard that during The en-
counter when occurred after o'clock, man
n ,mri John Ceokc sas shot beside the cannon
.r,,ioo,d Al Front aud u lccu stfeetS. 'ie h''
fred the piece twice. aud VA about To apply tht
match a thIrd timc. when the discharge at /"
mu>ket near hun revealed the position ol me mon
10 the military, and they Instantly tired then
niece. \ erape shot took effect IN C"oNe'
oroln and killed nm instantly. An old mm
named Field was also killed BY TWO oue's.
f which passed through his breast. young man
who was not recognized, Was likewise shot dead
A. halt, past one o'clock, a meeting o, the dis
affected was held at Wharton Market without
ostepsble object.
E Rumors were generally prevalent, that they m
tended to make another attack upon the Military
and had entered into an organization, made ar
rangeInents for procuring ammunition, etc
Two O'CLOCK, 4. M.--.Ail IS quIrt, but II - ru
IL h.. 4. illl.t
The military at t. \. VI.
, S-I1l l.,rER.-Wc have learned from Head
Quarters that the origin of the firing upon the
crowd at O'Clock last evening was IN conzc-
quencc o; an attack made upon the City Guards
Can't fiill was struck to The earth, and an AZ
tempt was madc to stab hlm with MS own sword
y hiIe in this SITUATION of the LlGutenants
, rave the order 10 fire. winch was done.
The military are continually harasscd by the
mob and men are sand to be lying IN wait upon
the roofs oi houses in the vicinity OF the Church.
ready TO fire whenever an occasion offers.
II is now said that three of the soldiers are
killed two or three mortally wounded, and some
/ more considerably hurt-in all about twelve.
At II O'Clock last night the member of the
company Hlbenia Greens, who was so dreadiully
beaten, was still alive, but with very faint hopes
ol recovering his name is Patrick Means, and
he kept a tavern IN the vicinity OF H"ippenst.
, HALf.PAzr O 'CLoCS
Every thing, We learn, at the scene OF acton IS
now comparatively quiet
The remaining proceedings OF yesterday are
thus summed up by the Chronicle
An express was started to Harrisburgh for
the Governor about ) O'Clock IN the Afternoon for
the purpose of getting his oxceilency to attend in
the city.
About half past 3 O'Clock in the afternoon, the
Sheriff issued the procamdtioEs following
PRoctAMArlox-Whe Whereas the peace and security of the
City and County OF Pnadeph and the lives an properly OF
Notice hereby syery able bodied citizen who has
not been 2her"ie summoned lorihTl 10 report bln'e 10
the 'De' 10 'u IN ea'TS %%ETGN F. I SlcMciAEL Sheriff
PRooLAaATiox.-Whe certain evI-trpo.ed persons
nSe p%be @ 'e Now @ Of heten s b m fg@
l all persOn, aud oil others aiding. nbet'Inc.
nance t. such persons are hereby declared to open
hon the laws. aud will Re dealt win 2, atcrs nod ln,r
: Phiafepha. July T. iSii.
in consequence OF TIE attack upon st. Philip
= dc Ner about noon, there no vespers IL
The other Catholic Churches IN the afternoon
The excitement IN the city, in the neghbor-
. hood Of the Public Offices, Newspaper Offices.
d &c was most intense all day. The iormer riots
. did not surpass, If they eqnaled the intensity ol
feeling manifested Yesterday. In the evening.
iiltt tIt HtNS Hdd Dttl ICtCIFcu bI VIZ Il1Ini
upon the mob by the military, the excitement at
+ Z. distance continued immense.
| The Aldermen OF several Wards in the city
t organized Special Police il their Wards, who
oatroed the streets until late hour Of the night
. to preserve order.
The City Councils met at eight O'Clock las
eveang. Mr. Hagert offered the following:
Reso red Thatihe Mayor requested npay in conjnnc
ton with the Committee Police, much may he
>ry under existing iGces Oi the Suended tnIarce
i te APPROPRIATION oi sJJ maie May last Dr preserving
The ~ the city.
kssOtred That citizens De requested ~ meet Instantly m
Their r--p-cti.e Wards and preservation i
the public under Aldermen Respective " nr
he-Dtred Thatthe Ma b- feqte.t-,i arcep the
vires pi c>s' ~ p-"fsnnled armed 0f the cvi
luthnnty, not exceeding 2UJ ia number
= Winch were t""lcc read aud passed. Scleci
Council cnncurr.d.
VI. NcCali pff. red the following:
RssJrsd, That the opinion Of thee Councils the cvi
int'h" are Justified IN une whhevef degree force may
Il yes sud property of rhe zens.
" men was twice read and passed SeecI
= Council c0ncurrlng.
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