New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-07-10
By This Mornings Mail.
The State of Affairs In Southwarh'
Correspondence of The Tribune. :,

Correspondence OF The Iuouhe' =,
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Az this moment cvery thing connected IN Inc
elipht,s; manner with The lamensaoie coiu'''o"
of ,ff.i,s il the District OF Southwark is seizcd
with avi dity bv an insulted and indignant people
who have borne wrong and outrage WIN d 'o'-
bcarance almost unparalleled.
DprinC the whole of Tuesday evening every
tb;nc remained perfectly quiet, the Church beng
protected nv the civil power OF the District VINO
are every way competent TO prevent any 'af'oef
breach OF the public peace
Governor Porter 1t is feared, will yet order the
troops into the District, in which case iear'ui
work " iii ensuc, as the entire population are pre-
pared TO give them warm reception Al me
nresent moment there is scarcely house IN the
immediate vicinity of the battle-ground occupied
nv Native citizens, but IS well prepared io7
defence. and from which destruction would be
nopred into the ranks of the military. There is
no mistaking the feelings Of the populace-they
are msddened to an extent that you can little I'M
,o;nc. The Natives, it IS now currently report
cd have not less than 1000 stand of arms at
their service, beside 20 pieces of cannon and an
abundance of ammunition. Even the women
are armed, urging bitter retaliation against the
military for the wanton and unnecessary destruc-
ton of life.
To show YOU the conduct of the men selected
n preserve the majesty Of the laws, | state upon
the authority of an eminent clergyman from Ger
mantown, that Captain Mallory, of the Washing
ton Artillery, entered the Church. "a thing un-
common for him. during divine service on the
Sabbath, and selected cut from among the con-
grcgation such persons as belonged toh corps
He then started for the City and had not been
here one hour before some half dozen of our cltl-
zens were sluInbering in death. ] ask was not
Capt. Mallory peculiarly excited Did he not
visit the city the previous day, and SOLICIT eau
from The Commander IN Chef
II m - sentiments are violently Native, | deal
in nothinl. but Truth; and appeal to thousands OF
INV fellow citizens to bear evidence to the correct
ness Of all have written.
A number Of narrow escapes have fallen under
INV notice, one of which will only relate. A
married lady, the siGter-in law of Mr.. Middleton,
plumber, (residng in Shipper street, near 9th,)
having left two small CHI. dren lying IN bed, went
into the room, fearing danger, and removed them.
The next minute ball entered the bed chamber
and tore the pillows to atoms ms occurred III
Queen street near Second.
T,pelre and a. half o'clock-There are not fifty
persons collected together in the vicinity of the
Church. Those who are collected in Queen
street are drawn together out of mere curiosity,
looking at the sad havoc made by the weapons OF
death IN the trees, doors, windows, &c. The only
place where a mob is now congregated Is ihrd
street. from Walnut to Chestnut, The vlcln!ty OF
the Girard Bank, the headquarters of the mill
tary.
Haltpast Three OClock.-The military are
still, remaining at their quarters. Southwark is
as calm as Summers morning" No dispo-
sition to create any dis disturbance Is manifested
by any one
There are now seven military companies IN
town from Montgomery County alone, viz two
of cavalry, three of artillery and two of infantry,
and more arc hourly expected.
James Linserberger, one of the wounded, died
this morning a, The Hospital.
Capt Scott OF the Cddwalldder Greys, is likely
20 recover. The bali liz not yet, however, extract
ed from his back,
HqJ Past Four. p. M-All is still quiet,
and doubt NOT all farther attempt at violence IS
now al ar end for the present. Rumor upon ru-
nor is, as matter of course flying about, relative
to the movements nf the military, none Ol WHICH,
however. can be relied upon cannot believe
Gov Porter Will send the troops into the District,
unless actual ssltv demand 1t
You mistake mel do wish to cast blame
upon Gen. Cadwallader or any one clsc-l gIv
you the Thousand MINORS that's all Were y"u
10 mlngIe with the people of Southwark one
h, ,nr. II different opinion would BE- entertained.
FRcN MArA>zAs.-By the ar.val Of The brig
F. d. W ,nlic, Capt Lotand, this morning from
Ma,anzas. learn that on the morning of The
2S,b June, the o.,v before sailing, eleven of the
ringlcaders in the late nsurrec,ion were shot
An American man.oi.wsr was daily expected,
when the American citizens, still IN confinement
would be released. Their names arc-John Saw
aye and John Hogan of New York. .'ohn ihomp,
son OF Maine. Samuel Motif of Delaware and
VIM. Bisby, of Vermont.
SHIP Nkws-f! p. M.-Cleared this gfterno0T-
Rr bark cres Tllby Quebec RriGs Benz Ftnnk Finn.
Bson AUert, Cousins. Ncwburypor Schrs Helen Gray.
P.umer. Boston; Peru. ack do David Risley Chat,n
ker Somerset Mas; susan Tay or. Grunde Cambridge, Mass
A Marshall, Johnson, Milton. Mass.
7rriUed-Bark j. w Cater, Greenaw, ds I'm New York;
brig l.. d. Wolf. loand. Ids I'm Aa'Anzns: sch Chiel Sn
chem Brown l0d I'm Easpor schr George William. Park.
ed.im Fall River.
Weather warm and cloudy wind SOUTH
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