New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-08-30

The Cincinnati Gazette Of Thursday the 2ith,
furnishes the following account Of the recent mob IN
Cincinnati, alluded 10 in our Telegrsphic report
MOB-ATTACK oS THE JAIL BLOODsHED
Our city was disgraced by mob last night not 80
large a. some which have preceded IT, but more fatal
than any other recoect TO have occurred here.
Three men (some report says four were killed and
four or ave wounded come OF them severely. nre-
man Mr. John Carnshsn. who was At the time return
ing TO his engine house from an alarm Of nre was oady
hurt The names of the dead and wounded We were
unable ascertain last night The three men referred
20 a. killed were spectators.
The cause OF this disturbance OF the peace was Az al
tempt made by the pcPuace 10 take rom me CUSTODY
Of the officers OF the law couple 0 men returned VOL
unteers from Mexico, understand, and S"iss) nc
cused OF the crime OF committing rape upon little
gir not over 10 years OF age. The examination was
conducted at the Court House and not being competed
A. the adjournment the prisoners were remanded 10
sl 10 be brought again this morning. Inc rescue
was attempted forthwith, for the purpose OF "reakng
popular vengeance on the accused by an administration
oflynch law The design being understood, however.
The coustabulary force Of the City had been increased
sufficiently 10 prevent is execution. The pris9ners
we're safely locked up.
In the evening soon after O'Clock immense
crowd assembled Ia the yicitty Of the jail. attack
n.on which was plainly meditated. This induced the
esnstabuary force 10 arm themselves and take position
In the al The attack from the crowd commenced
soon amer by tearing down the fence in front OF the
AL ward This done the mob advanced toward the
all where they fred upon with the result already
noticed This prompt action caused them 70 wayer, and
In knots and remained at y o'clock II reported
that they had At their command. which they
designed % should opportunity occur but 80 far as
we know this report only Al 10 o'clock the crowd
about the D. had dispersed and all was quiet
The Ciac,naaii C0sHasrcidl gives these particulars
The police of the JAIL fred into the crowd first blank
round-but said the crowd pressing on, they fired
round Or two with ball, Gn AL about 70 shots) and
seven men feIl-three Of them were spectators, killed
on the spot
Among the sufferer. are Jackson Carnahan (mem.
Der OF No Fire Company two shots in the legs and
one In the bowels not expected 10 survive James de
Msuley barkeeper at Newmans on sycamOre-st above
Ninth--klled, shot in the side Mr.. Elchelman shoe
maker standing by the side OF his wife in door oppO
site the ai-killed. H. WestOver, carpenter, in the
employ OF Mr.. Classon was returning home with his
dinner bucket in his hand-shot through the neck and
killed. Mr. Moore, carrier Of the YolSs Blatt mortay
wounded--dying at II last night blacksmith, name
moi known returning home from work-killed. There
six persons wounded, some severely and
some slightly the names of whom we could not learn
AZ s generally the in mobs the loss of life ana
damage fell ON innocent persons mere spectators The
military ordered out by call Of the sheriff but
I'll was quiet at o'clock this morning.