The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-07-09


at the extent TO which these deplorable outbreaks
have been carried. As we came to the Office de-
sufory firing was heard.
10 O'clock The German Battalion has just ami
we'd al Gen Patierson's quarters Five at the per-
sons wounded were taken TO the hospital during
yesterday afternoon and evening.
HALF-PAsT 10 O'CLOCK he City Troop and the
German battalion, with TWO field pie e., have just
left the headquarters for the scene OF disturbance.
soldier, who had been in The vicinity OF Second
and Queen streets in a cab, was taken OUT, his gun
| seized and he himself tossed absut IN the crowd,
but not injured.
ELxvEn O'CLOCK, P. M.-The military and tho
There Is continual discharge Of cannon 10 he
heard, followed by the regular roll and rattle Of the
muskeis Of the former il is reported, by an tx
press from the Of action, that six OF the mil
ltary have been killed in all. Among the number,
i is said, is Capt Scott, OF the Cadwal ader GIeys
Mr. Elisha Jusius' not Of the IN. military, we have
about 35 years of age, and worked, II is saId IN
Badwin's factory. Reports alone have TO be de-
pended upon for the particulars OF this horrible bu
siness, as no person except the military and those
engaged with them will dare venture the place
Of battle. How many Of those opposed to the mil
tary have been killed it is impossible 10 ascertain.
II O'clock The report is that The cavalry have
just taken possession OF the cannon OF he mob,
| which had been planted at the corner Of Second
and Queen streets and are now RahIohns the
casionally assailed by random shots from behind
houses, and from alleys, which OF course do NOT do
much damage. Several horse men, who convey in
Quarters, have been fired at, and one or
two have been pelted by bricks as they pass ur
through the streets This last game, however, has
not been carried TO any great extent, as tho more
peaceable portion OF the citizens have niereied.
One man was thrown by his horse being struck.
but received other injury than few bruises
and torn clothes Six or seven persons, either kill
| ed or wounded, have been carried up Second It.
| on settees. Al half past ii man was thot al the
by the mob or by the milllary is not known: Cap
tain Teal is the name OF one person killed. The
name Of the man who was killed at the corner Of
Second and Queen, is John Cook, He Is an oys-.
ernan, and is from New York. and had charge of
III, piece which was fired upon the military He
was struck IN the groin by grape shot, after nc
i RED into the Weccacoe Engine house, where he
was lying at The last accounts
The following Procamations have been iesned
| by the Sheriff:
PRocLAMArror-Wherea the peace and security ofthe
city and Of Philadelphia end the lives and proper
OF the citizens endang Wy the lswltts violence
mob notice = hereby given 20 ga abe h9aS Si
report themselves 10 the Sheriff and to cid in support
20 MORTON McMIcHAEL, Sheriff
Philadelphia. July I. is44.
PROCLAMATION Where's, certain evil disposed persons
have resoIea the OF FIRE in open fance OF
such persons and oil others aiding ab.tiing assisting
any way giving any encouragement or ecnn,snaIce,o
"'"'' ''' wa MORTON MeMicHAEL. Siberia
PHILADELPHIA, July 4 1874.
OFFICIAL RrroEr The PRocEEDrScs cr Cry corNens
MIR. Hsgcrt offered the following
Resolved That the Mayor be requested to spply, in
cor junction with the Committee on Police, as Euch ss
may be necessary (under existing crcumsance) of tho
IN MAY last Tor preserving the pence Of the city
Resolved That the citizens be rtq1ested 70 meet in
stany in their respective wards and organize fsr tie
Of the public peace under The Aldeimen ~
he respective wards. ,., -,
.eI vices Of citizens to be- organized and ormsd in u
he civil authority not exceeding two thousand in nun.
heE
Which were twice read and passed. Select Council
Iconcurred.
Mr. Mccall offered the following
Resolved That in the ops ion Of these Councils the
,vil authorities ussble in using whichever degree
and protecting the lives and property Of the citizens
Which was twice read and passed. Select Council con-
Councils then adjourned to meet tomorrow at II A. NJ
From Phil. Chronicle (neuiraD july
The riots in Southwark, in the vicinity OF ST.
Philip de Neri Catholic Church, Queen street,
above Second, which commenced on Friday night,
but was quoted by the Sheriff after consider BILE
exertlons, were renewed on Saturday, Saturday
night, and Sunday. The Sheriff, with the police
Of the District Of Southwark after removing the
hire arms from the church, Friday night, continued
on duty until 5o'clock, Saturday morning, when
he church was placed under The charge OF body
Of police: Early Sunday morning III. crowd gath
cred again-weDt 10 the wharf, took cannon from
he brig Venus. at Queen street wharf; another
they dug up and cleaned. Both OF rhees they load
I'd with spikes. The cannon taken from the brig,
after having been loaded, was dragged up TO the
church The piece which was dug up 10 the one
used for firing sauies on the wharf.
Several thousand persons accompanied Mr.. Nay
Tor 10 his dwelling house in Fifth street. above
Prune, where he made speech requesting them TO
uisperse and go home quietly.
; The procession, with MIR. Nsylor at their head,
between two men, and Col. Lee on horseback,
alongside, proceeded from the church, up Queen
street to Third, up Third 10 Plumb, up Plumb 10
Fifth, up Fifth to Prune, in the middle of the street,
10 opposite the residence of Mr.. Naylor. The pa
ade numbered some two OF three thousand, it IL
thought Having arrived at his house, Mr.. Nsylor
entered, with the two who were with him, for he
appeared quite weak and faint, and proceeded 10
window, from which he addressed the crowd, az
follows.-
GKSrLrxxr-tGreat cheering, waving Of hats, and
shoutngl feel that you love me snd love my country
therefore, conjure you. go peacesbly TO your homes
will submit TO the law. the law. the law; and II the
must fall let J, fall on my bead. J am very much Ia
your excited feelings Merely because ehsrged them
not TO fire upon my fellow citizens drsgged 10
prison. Cries Of mo. not 10 prissn chnichp)--
We'll, church, without chair to set upon. water 10
drink or crust TO eat Give me your words. friends
that you will retire peseenbly to your homes, and allow
me to submit to the law. tcrieso Of yes will from
the crowd) and Mr. Nsylor retired, amidst the most
cferou, cheering ever heard. The crowd then scat
tered in all directions.
Some Of the above persons were some distance
from the soldiers-some were fired al while in al
II eya, others who had rereated on the pavement in
Queen street, below Second, for the military raked
the pavement At quarter past eight o'clock large
groups Of people were standing at the different cor
ners OF Second and Christian streets, talking in the
most excited manner OF the firing Of the military
. upon the people, when several voices cried ont
Native Americans come to the meeung;" "Res-
, cue Native Americans" and large body of per-
| sons rushed down Second st. towards the Wharton
Market Ore man cried out in a stenturian voice,
Liberty OF Death by Cd" A great gathering
was soon assembled at the market, but did not or
game They brought out four pieces Of cannon,
and raked Second street. They were ell armed
with muskets, and supplied with ammunition.
They are determined Tor fight. All the First Dlvi-
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