Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1844-07-18

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cd and Qarca, and sFouni The Commits
lu1ncf8 Hall
4 70. s4f-,a.c- ~ force bciog made
IGtn CaiNa'aAsf informed Mr. Gfoverihai
lhc RI larry uouii ptotcct The Church, and
lihsi the orirers force might be discharged.
al. rh was deneihc rncn marching ont two
LAM juo snj minglng quietly wIlh the
lcf1nd BOT bofon all bad let, The rcpor /
Ia Gre arms 81 Second O. was heard. THIS I
was ocrssoucA We believe 50 iar rs The
many contradictory s'orIcs can be reconcil. 1
I'D viii probability, by the crowd pressing /
len ne rofnpiny Of Gaiwalsder Grays, I
lCapR X. Scott, aud the Cry Guards,
, Cap Hi Ofdcrs were given 10 The mcu 4,
b. force ihcn back, ( IN doing 80 one oflhe /
officers encountered q man who refused to I
rc,uat I lac officer ihcrcupon struck him
wnh lis sword aud the blow was rcnrnod |
4 s,u!ilr lhon ensa,d~-a BRICK wasthrown /
from he crowd a, the sol1icrs-and immc !
dat ly ah,r tho FIRE commenced. II seems 4
from sii ihai can he gathered, tia, the ,
crowd were bcsolght to retire by the Off |
GERS aul the obstinate refusal compelled |
them To resort to the last means The sol. !
5iors commenced firing by flies, aud from
lh.lecn 10 twenty shots told among the |
ofowi and nj last seven men were killed |
almost Instantly One man was taken up !
with nearly ,Noihirds Of his hce blown !
away; another had lis; abdomen ripped |
open, and the cn,rails prolrudcd in a most
shocking manner
The scalp Of third was sent from his
head, and fourth, who seemed to be n wa.
erman, and bore the letters T. w. and an
anchor pnchcd in blue in his right arm,
was Instantly killed by ball which inter.
cd his rigb, breast, iraverscd acoss the ches,
and came ont al the left side
Al ! o'clock, Major General Patterson
detailed the German battalion, with two
field pieces, and the companies Of Washing.
ton Cavalry, and First Country Troop, un.
der the command Of General Roumfon, as
reinforcement. and The column immedi
steIy moved 10 the scene oraction
We understand that the Sheriff, late last ;
evening, addressed note to The comnan Ter
At Fort Miifln, requesting him 10 SIND to
the city as many troops as he could spare
from his command, The reports of the
guns shook the houses in the vicinity shat
tcring windows, and damaging furniture !
Balls passed into many Of them, and the i
inmates were compelled to retire prccipa,e. i
ly by The back ways--leaving all their I
property behind them In one instance, an A
aged lady was obliged 10 be lifted over a h
fnce and while this was being done, ball
cut of a branch Of tree near by.
About one o'clock A. NJ. the First City -.
roop Of Cavalry, Captain Butler, was or. NJ
Tered 10 proceed to the vicinity OF the II
Church, aud if possible 10 capture and spike
he guns nscd by the mob This duty was f.,
performed. and at half past one -
clock information was received at Head !,
lnarters that the large fifteen FOUNDER had %
cen captured at The corner Of Fifth and
Queen street, and spiked pr
At half past one o'clock, meeting ofthe I'll
isaiitcted was held at Wharton market TT,
Without ostensible object. co
Rumors were generally prevalent that Ike
lcy Intended TO make another attack upen G.,
nc military, aa1 had entered into an organ.
alton, made arrangements for procuring l..
&c. I'D
Two o'cLocK,A NAH is is quiet, but ii m.
rnmored that another attack is TO be made wi
ron inc mllilafy al a, A. VI. I'M
The military are continually harrassed up
= the mob, and men are said to be living sa
wait upon the roof Of the houses in the Gil
cinliy of the Church. ready 10 fire when. -
YER an occasion offers
II rs now said that three of the soldiers r.
re killed, two or three MORALLY wounded I'M
I'd some more considerably hur-in all wi
)out twelve re-
From the Phiia. Gazette Of Monday last. 70
EVENTS OF THIS MORNING. The bat. wi
c between the military and the rioters was ha
npt up until two o'clock this morning. pa
he military suffered severely; particular. an
iho Germantown Blues, Washington IT,
r,llery. OF Germantown, lst State Fenci IL
es, Wayne Artillery, and Cadwalader ~,
rays. vi
We are happy to learn that Capt. r. X. IL
colt although seriously wounded. is not dir
'nsidered by the Surgeon TO be in a danger. Of
rs condition A ball entered his back. int
FAR the shoulder blade, which has not yc, the
zen extracted, but will be as soon as The 30,
1era,ion is deemed safe. -,
Gen. Cadwalader, in consequence If ''N
e fearless discharge Of his duty. was sin. sol
LED out as the object Of vengeance, Ten INT
ais passed through his coat, not one of
Inch drew blood! HIS escape must be No
naccountably remarkable. PEE
A meeting took place at the Commission. gar
5 Hall, at o'clock, at which resolutions of
ere adopted requesting Gen. C. to with. The
aw his troops, and promising, on that II,
"iulon' to organize special police in -.
! me wards TO preserve The Peace ma
Expresses have been sent 10 the Presi- 1--WE
n, Of The United States for troops. and q ten
spl RIngcld, at Fort MHcnry. for his it
lying Artillery, and to Can Davis at has
OFT Mifiiin r.,
The military, though exhausted bv So. !,
re duty aud sinkino Ia Tho c,-o,,.I -,