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

GREAT EXCITEMENT

~ wv tii-t IS @ttAi. ~ itN wv" iAsiNfN
us saisfsaf tsvsser ,as r,oh again con-
urpcad Dsrar TIC phale Il that dsY
tasf' sod efop1s Of Tsisoes sec IN ihf
ighbcftcod---safnt fssfezilf .oshsfs usin,
iarcs'cting lsrgusge--oo accouni oftt mus
i'fs htief iosta IA ihe s4,usrh Ito saiHa.
is'v sefe 90 tuir shoui o'ciori 10 ~ ~.
iri econ. uuaef itf crwrs ssia - nsior Grnc.
fsi fsilefseA. Bgizsesei t'cnersl sasrs s9rT
hnJ oi fleassnioa o. iAc astlcfr
.aiGe rfpv0 " pefsprs coBfnYcd ilicfc
SO Gay sn3 ttsaiaf Abo9i susi i's uHr
fisff took roriinsnJ ana cleared We sirecjs
The Hibrfnis Grccns Cap Co'ishsu. were
Tlssca lnsi8s tae church.
Tie bfFsdicT t3ersrsi 'hs .hefiH snd i'iesif
f1taes a,sscisod sad psIraiief ihem fst The
ffpnrf, ~ 10 = isis isgsg "a ile niria, eisief-
rrF tho crowds
Gen z ldeslaicf ,1 ptison oidetci stores.
shops. sic o Soc imn,uAisic ,ltinty oi ihe
ohUfcl 70 hs closed The proprietor 81 one.
adiug store. refusing, he wss arrested and
his store closed. A large uumbc' ri pcrsou.
were arrested 5giing i..o night. and placed
.0 'he ,3es up oi tie district
About hal past 10 O'Clock. while TIC m,.l.
iary were guarding ihe streets. two ls,ge
crowds approached. enc down ThiIl street,
Prom tsiharho towards Queen street, he
other up Tnfd from Chrs.ian both meciiag
90 QVeen STREET
TIE military ofjsrsd illtm TO iispotse. bon
ihoy shouted IN jefislon. An mder was
gwen by Col Pirassnion, 10 Captain Robert
X Scott OF ,bc CaJwala1er Grays. TO FIRE. =
Tie Captain arraysd his mcn, boz before he
iepes'e3 the word those Of toe crowd 10 front
a bin bad run away, Leaving that portion Of
,,reei clear
IN 'his melee several were arrested some
paced ia the watch house. and others IN the
church. When the word IRE was given BY
Col. Fioassn'oh, Hon Chades Nlylor, Gate
inemher ~ Congress- rushed out and saii
No don't Ere. A,wh,ch, Gen. CaIw alldor
ordered HIN under arrest, and 10 be placed
90 iho church
THIS created great confusion. Tie Sher-
OF : officers in,oriercd aud desired bis re-
Irase, bot the General sicrniy refused, and
mr. MAYOR and others rciancd in custody.
The other party were more obduts.e Cen.
Cadwalader dashed among them win his
losc, ono II The crowd seized tic h6die.
and tic General struck lin over the arm
Nllh his sword. 4 biick was then thrown a,
tho Genefal which struck him on the knee.
Those in custody 10 the waich-house and
church were discharged on Sunday morning,
except two who were remaEdcl W 'rial.
The authorities, military, etc, remained
Uaiil near , o'clock Ia tho morning Some
Of tho military and police continued on duiy /
al night
Early IN the morning Sunday the
crowd gathered aclin--wenI to the wharf \
took a cannon from the brig Venus, nnoth.
CT they dug up and cleaned, and loaded
them with spikes These ihcy dragged up ,
IN front OF the church, poised them. and i
thrcaledel lha, unless Mr. Naylor was re.
leased ,hoy would destroy It, Nothing be.
ing done the crowd rushed upon the build. h
ting, broke in the side door, with batter.
ing ram, shattered the walls and brough,
ont Mr. Naylor 70 triumph This was a.
bon, ~ o'clock, and there were four mill. ,
'ary companies inside n, the time.
About three thousand escorted him 10 his I,
dwelling house in Filth street, boye Prunc 4
whore he made speech requesting them i
10 dispersc and 30 home quietly. a
The mob ihcn went back 10 the church
took tho cannon back TO destroy il. i,
unless the ALDERMAN Greens were removed II
from the church.
Mr. Levin, Mr. Titus and Mr. Thos d h
Grover, tall leading Native Americans, ~
Promised them rihey would dispcrsc The y
hrccns should be removed a, one o'clock =,
hey were not removed at that hour-,he
cannon was then placei-thcn the torch
applied. A, this point, Mr., Grover Jump. a
- ns'fide the cannon the mob then ran or n
with II amids, cheers.
Finally the Greens were rcmoyc1--bu,
hey were no sooner out than the mob ot. ;,
aeked ihem--,hey dispersed ono was near. !,
Y killed. Al Filth and Small Streets. ono =
y them rushed into house and disc arped !,
iis mnskoi from a window, wounding a
boy. a
SERIOUS Loss OF Lrrr. The riots ~. .
lnei fearful aspect on Sunday night. as
hiii be seen oy the annexed particulars G
he military fired upon the mob. and the .
mob upon the military and considerable
lumber on both SIDES were either killed or ),
wounded, n
On Suniaythe sheriff issued procl,ma. .
lon commanding all able bodied citizens n .
-cpoU themselves ready TO a,l in RESTORING .,
he public peace, and declaring all ncrsone y
the mob, to lie IN omen rebel. !
ion 10 the laws and denouncing upon ;hcm :,
he late Of traitors and insurgents. The ;,
hy Councils empowered the Mayor 70 or. u
'anize ioFce oftwo thousand citizens and -
authorised the aulhoi,es 10 raise whatever -
'egreSs Of ioree might be necessary 10 nre. " "
eve the public peace and pro,oc, Inc lives q.
'ni property Of the citizens An e,nre.. Sc
Vas started 10 Harrisburg FOR the Goysrror a
lbo,n o'clock IN the afternoon
We have already stated tina, the nob a. .,
'nes eeded, on Sunday afternoon. IN iorcing y
her entrance INTO the church Of S, Pbilio =
ie Men, go Queen sree, above second /
and rcseuine Mr. Mayor The iollowior -
u continuation Is from the United Sa,es y
Sszeiie: "a
10 our surprise however, nothing wih.
20 was injured or destroyed, sni after vh,, .,
'etEioc 70 Be mere curiosity hat Nee, o., "