New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-10-17
NETWORK TRIBUNE.
More Trouble Brewing at Tsr,atc.

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The Troops r x,l B1y1Hets and beH Ce'u'-> =, 90
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fgree cad Indicted a Cabt1d CS4HoH-
Toronto co,---,>-.sre- q To Tnha's-
ToHosro Oct. 10, lee.
Our CITY wa. las. night disgrsced By another
not, During the afternoon q yesterday the Gov
ernor.General pail his long promised visit TO
Toronto When Her Ma esly's steamship Cneso-
kee came in sight in the Bay, every approach 70
the wharf was crowded with spectators, among
whom there were bu. few signs Of those ferocioas
feelings which have 30 iong exhibited themselves
IN the coiamns OF Tory newspapers and Oy mid
nigh. riots. A detachment OF the RITES were ia
readiness u receive His Excellency, bet tneh
number was not greater than on the oooa'o9 o.
ms previous visit 20 this city. AS IS usHa ~
such cases, the Mayor and Corporation were 70
readiness a. the wharf % receive hin. "hen
Lord Egn landed he stepped INTO cN''@t0
which had been placed In ressiness Tor his zee p
ton and the Mayor took his sea. De'las tns
Governor @ snersL 1t was "a important monet
ior the city Of TUoDto for the character o. tne re-
csotion Lord Eigin should meet was 20 DECIDE
vbsther II wa. 70 DO ths future capital 81 United
Caoada. JAat ms Dyecsseiy the state q ne seat
Of Goreynpsent gnes'i0a and there Is little reason
Tor doubling that Lord Eigin was determined to
remove the Seat Of bis Governm ent 10 MS city.
When the carrisge drove up Youngest II was
followed by Al immense throng-probsoiy lo'VoO
or l2.0O0--whO did no, form any regular process,
sion but rushed along 70 a confused out quiet w
the TWO words be not q c>n.rsdiction,l manner
There was good deal II cheering, bat no. quite
20 enthusiastic as IL might have been, and there
was no Kissing and groaning, except from ie7
r1itans who hid themselves behind fespectsDe
people, aud occ .sionally gave kind o. grunt'--
One egg was thrown al the carnage tnd Auuoh
the driver on the hat II - said that similar
compliment was paid 20 Solicitor General blake
a. A
The throwing 81 one or two eggs proves hotnihs'
except ths- there are rgfians ia ofonto 40 " CT as
"a every otnsr city. On the whole the reception
vas very good, notw ithstabdiog all tne oios.e,
the Tor Press abo1t what the lronicany ~ ieo
LOysist" would do, Il the Constitaronslsls
made any denomination. Well, they did make
denopstrstion Bands OF music played through
the CITY. ssd enbems Of triumph were hung
across the principal streets. The Governor zen
era went " Ellsh's late Mscdonzidsl hoteh 90
arriving at which he received and sepheo 10 tne
Address Of the Corporation, and INN eSiatey AFTER
held ieves several gentlemen were presented
10 him, and many Tory, who, # Their language
has meaning would scarcely scruple 70 ssssssi-
nate him. grasped the hand OF the Bruce Z" ]"
token Of the warmest personal friendship
80 far 80 well II this were all Toronto "ooio
certainly be entitled to become the future son. OF
governments. But scarcely had the light OF hsy
disappeared when the occasional discharge Z"
small arms was heard Ia various parts OF the city'
About O'Clock, the fre-bels were rung snd
fslse cry Of fire raised. This was at once under
stood as q preparation tor rot; the sound OF tht
.ocsin calling the rowdies into the streets. The
same course was followed in the riot got up sst
winter because Mackenzie visited the CITY
About II o clock small number OF rowdies com
ineuced a m arch Ga King 81. bearing an eingy IN
tended To represent Lord Elgin, lighted torches,
and being also armed with ciobs. They were
Overtaken by the Police, near the EFamtne'
office. These officers must get the credit Tor DONG
their duty for once. They seized the torches, and
AFTER a struggle with the rioters IA which they gos
several blows the Police succeeded in eri.nguisn
lag the Aambeaux, and capturing and destroying
me efHsy; bat no arrosts made In this ARRAY,
though some of the parties engaged IN 1t have
since been captured. Mr.. Beekmtn, citizen
who went to assist the constables wss struck with
sheavy bludgeon, and severely wounded In the
head. Mr.. Lsrdlaw, merchant also receiveo
blow from a bludgeon, on The side oil the mead
The parties were captured by tho Police In the
Act of ringing tho Ere bell; and who should they
be bu, the sons Of DR.. 0'Buen and Col brien'
two very loyal gentlemen. the one editor ana me
other proprietor Of the Toronto PGfriof, IN the
columns Of which they have lately been Teaching
what their sons have practised once too often
Soon after the crowd had been dispersed II col
lected again and marched up KING ST. Opposite
Ellah's hot l. where the Governor General wa
staying Hating here, they set up hooung'
kissing and grooming, occasionally calculating
Remember 1897 and 1885, ITO hell with Lord
Elgin," To hell with the radicals. &c Inc
commander OF the forces arrived when thls ais
graceful scene going on. Why do you poI.
init the city 20 be dlsg-.ced ia this manner, shd
he, addressing one OF the Police men present
Where IL year Mayorl" One stone was thrown
at tho hotel Tho commander ordered the soldiers
To load with bail cartridges, and fix oayoneS
which was instantly obeyed lie then toto INC
rioters he would give them fifteen minutes to dis
perse. A cry OF home, q" home, was Al once
-. !. Il, ia INN a nf
In double Quick time. While this was going on, u
detachment OF the rowdies paid visit TO the
house of Mr.. John Mac lntosh, and broke his win
dows, driving In tho ssshes with heavy bricks, Tor
no other reason that can he imagined Than that ne
10 tho brother in law OF VIM. Lyon Mackenzie
Warrants W ere issued for about twenty OF the
rioters to-day: eleven were captured, examined
before the city magistrates, and held 70 oah III
Friday whe indictments W III be preferred sssnsl
them before the Grand Jury OF the Court OF
Queens Bench, now siiting.
The Mayor and the Police did their duty be
Ieys One OF the magistrates who sat on the
preliminary examination today declared mat d
the law be not permitted To take iu course W ltn
respect to these rioters, he will never consent u
sit az q IN sgistrate again. We shall see whether
mob law is to be triumphant in Toronto or not
The evidence against some OF the rioters "a s.
clear that | do not see how their conviction can be
prevented.
Some other minor outraees were committed.
Cabinet Council was TO be held today. Thu
morning the Governor visited the Mechanics In
sttute. and expressed himself greatly please
with the collection OF things exhibited
some predict another row on larger scale to
night.
T. : FIVE O'CLOCK p.M.-rhe indictments o
the rioters have been before the Grand Jury thu
afternoon, and true bills have been found asains
them ali, inolldiag O Briens sons. Taey viii o'
arrested 81 ain tonight
"a p. 8. ll,h.-Amoog the parties indicted are
Edward o Bren. son Of Kings College Proies
sor w 0'Brien son OF the proprietor OF the ia
frof w. Hopkins, John Wilson, WIN. DAVIS
member Of the City Council VIM. Kerr ChsFiei
Jordan. Edward aud James Lennon, X. Mckee
tsvenkeeper Robert Hill, john Wallace, fnos
Fullerton, John Carr, painter. member OF Common
Coaneil; John Murray, &c Most Of them are ar
rested. and have been held TO bail
Information Wanted-rwc more Boys Lost
In Jaoe, ists, two boys. named William ans
Thomas McCsn (pronconcos by them 40 II writte'
McGsn Msgsn,) sged 10 AID 10 years LETT KingstoI
q. {. In company with . woman whose direction,
we're 20 pa, them On bosrt assesmeE Al Alesay To
New York, whore their mother, poor widow wa
living Unln within two three weeks nothing Wa
n. "A az than Thu Ala uofher