New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-07-12
Stnte o. Affair.".
Correspondence oF The Tribune
PARLIAMENTARY. july |.

vii! in all probability remain 50, despite the m any
nfammatory rumors flying about. The militaF!
n he greater portion of them have been DIS
missed 70, the present, but are TO hold themselves
IN readiness at moments warning
Two more Of the wounded have died at the
Pennsylvania Hospital. Thomas c. Saunders
/. Young man aged about Il years, residing IN
Market street near Schuyikil 18th, died past y
o'clock last evening He was native of VII
,nington. Delaware, and almost an entire stran-
or in the city, having liyeC here only few days
ie mas brother RESIDING on Long Island. / ne
gound, which caused his death, was mace by 4
nusket ball IN the left breast, and Is supposed L"
AVE grazod his heart. His aged mother IS no"
completely frantic, and her life IN measure Is
iespaired Of Saunoers was mere spectator
and took no part IN the disturbance
David kithcdrt, another OF the wounded, died
1t al early hour this morning. He WAS quite d
;outh, mol over II years oi age, weaveF by
rsde, and resided in Shipper Lane. bis parents
are Irish.
Dr. stafford Aid-de-camp to Brig. Gen. Hub
he'll, became so indignant at the fifng upon the
crowd on Sunday evening, that ne Immediately
dashed off his epaulet, and vo" ed nc would never
again disgrace himself by wearing 1t
A young man named Adam lhofid;, men,
Der Of the Cadwaader Grcys, Is now lying upon
a bed of sickness, from which II Is doubtful VINE
Their he will ever get up. He was among those
who fred upon the crowd, and alleges tnat ne
never can reconcile his conscience. Inns l
have from his physician, vino is also ATTENDING
another member Of TIE same corps.
On the other hand, Thomas Ford, an impFu-
dent young man, member Of the Greys, ap-
pears highly delighted IN the work OF death per
formed by the Company, and boasts OF hls having
assisted in giving the Mattress fits, by shoot
Jag down persons who have proved almost entire
strangers to our city.
These things are Of course small matters, bal
As they are incidents connected with the late
disturbances, | have thought well to mention
them They are true, beyond doubt.
Saunders and kithcart were mere spectators
and took no part, as far as the testimony be-
fore the CoroDcr's Jury went, in the outbreak
In the case of Saunders, there was some Difficult
ty in making up verdict, portion OF the jury
believing his death was caused from gun-shot
wound, not from persons unknown. but received
at the hands of the military. The testimony OF
a young man named McEwen, who vas at the
SIDE of deceased when shot. went to prove that
the shot came from the military.
Four O'clock p. M-The Civil Authorities
have lust surrendered the possession Oh the
Church Of ST. Philip De Neri into the hands OF
the Congregation, who Immediately commenced
removing out some of the spoiled provisions OF
The military.
An is perfect peace, not over dozen persons
being found assembled together at any one place
Sir o'clock-Euening.- The troops are nov
drawn UP along Third street, from Chestnut 10
Walnut, in the vicinity of the GIrsrd Bank, and
present quite wsrlike appearance. An I'M
mense crowd, as matter of course, blocks up,
not only the side. walks, but every avenue lead.
ing into the same. 1t is matter of much CON-
plant Why do not the proper officers send the
people to their homes
Eight o'clock-The military have principally
been dismissed until o'clock tomorrow morn
ing. The multitude of people about the Head
Quarters is yet very great Much angry discus
sion is carried on, and many hard things said
TIE volunteers come in for full share OF cen
sure.
Hall past ten o'clock.-i close with every
thing peaceful, except the animated dlscussor
carried on in the numerous groups OF people col
Isctcd IN the vicinity Of the Girard Bank. May
there he no farther attempt at violence.
SUIclDE.-A man named Mehatiy, residing II
CARPENTER. street near 9th, committed suicide Iasi
night by taking laudanum. He had previously
attempted 10 hang himself. He has left family
SHOCKING About 10 O'Clock last evening, "
Mrs Clingman, residing in Stanley-street, South
wark, in fit of temporary insanity, dashed hel
infant child out of the third story window intc
the street. II was soon after taken up, carried
into neighboring drug store, where every atten'
ton was paid it, but regret to learn Its recover.
is doubtful