Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-05-15
atroci,y by the outrage perpetra'ed onsi:e amons

O The course q. the authorizes, but uIsru w -
lie not 10 attempt acIs Of revenge. h.s p,n" ;'r
.iations oil the civ authorities were rectiVea WIN
,oisterous applause; but all concila'ofY 'heA-
,ures were oppressed b. lnuImuIs u hissiHs.
Isaiah Rynccrs, ex.Cap'ain o' Inc Ehpi'e
Club then mounted The platform ana h'aue
mos j, fiammaory hafan9ue, Gtuoune'hs ~
Macready and all hose who veniuIrd % man
les! The s!is!Ies layor TO him or I" me au''.''-
lies, and charging him vi insfisa'hs nc w.
Mayor Wuoihill, Recorder Ta!md'se' Gen.
Sanford and the Chief Maseil came III ip' ! mum
liiu portion ui his venom, am were caher 'nc
"Murderers oil lhse killed" an the "too's o' D'-
ISL arisiocras aud tories" tie seizeo tue oceh-
siUn 10 make aliule political caphaI out - 'ne
occurrence, anil prophtsled mat Inc Mayor anu
others who hadQuerd the rIol Wonin eVeh.ud'E
receive their Iward al The osiiol-o'3' nc u's'
claimed al. participation in The rio' out saiu 'na'
he had ATTENDED al the Opera House 10 ASSIST ~
Kissing down Mscreadyi and 10 carry on. '"'9
intention he and his friends PROVIDED themselves
with tickets, but, with lew e1cep'iohS w!
we're denied ambulance. lie asserted 'hal wi.
Forrest was Innocent OF insliSdhoh VI un'e
nance Of either OF The disturbances al tue oPe,a
House, and said lnaI The funds 10 purchase ''eh'
els came from The pocke:s oil niniseIi am 'e~
friends entirely disconnected WIN WI. rn''es'.
The captain protested bu, hight, si'Sl de-
quain,ance win Mr. Forces, and dehed any
person 10 show anJconnecion oi MI. r. WIN
any part o; The disturbance WINE thus e"eu'-
paing Mr.. Fonesthe charged MI. Macfesuy
with circulating Icets among large numoef
of his particular lfiads, on the night OF Inc fio'.
After wholesale iinde against all VINO had up
held the honor and race oil the city, he closed by
Dos Ihp -
moi burn he Opera House or Mayor Woodhulls
dwelling.
Michael W. lsh ucceeded in speech in which
he almost exhausld the vocabulary in his denun-
cialions OF what h,termed The murder OF his "in-
pocenl iellow-cil,zns" al the Italian Opera
Hunse He said nese murders" e1crlled Inc
most despolic acts OF the Gar Of Russia. who,
before shooting arnd insurrecIionsis, fired three
hanks He also nstanced The io bearance ul
| Queen Vicloria's loops las fall al The great
| CnaIliN demonstration in London, headed BY
Feareus O'Connnr, and o,her conspiraiors he
| thought that this Unnecessary slaughter OF uEoi-
tending children, mn, and women, would fe-ac
| on The authorities ira most fearful manner soon.
r. or la,cT. He ais thought that there would
soon be a Ieoiganlzion OF the masses and thai
,hey would no iongd be bambooZied by aTlsio-
cratic p,lllclabs.
Cant. Rynders aga appeared, and called up
nm me teople 10 aid their contributions IN The
or,,ing 10 OF a grandoneral. He said that ht
wonld ste their lrienc suitably buried, and no
hv he authorities wi "murdered' them. liz
then nrsrd The people return 10 their respective
homes without imi'sng The example OF thei
.sars,ocrslic" enemiein any attempt al murder
or violence !.
ai,sr few remarlby Mr.. Cummerlord, who
we hel,eye. VS. lhs iaspeaker, the meeting We
~ oulr'iy dispersed, Jne 10 60 10 The Opera
House ard others 10 tir homes.
Early N lie afternh the Mayor was inform
cd ihat Mr.. James hCu.aush, on the corne
Il Front street and Nten Lane, had been al
nlied 10 during The ny by some parties WIT
'r;shrd % borrow Il thousand MHskets Tor tGt
or three days, offer, TO pay Well tor the use Q
,bem end TO give seriiy for their return. Capt
Wiley, Of The First 'ard, was al once despatch
, ed 10 Mr.. Nice 'svilh orders 10 remove Iht
, muskes 10 the Arsli, 10 be delivered again I,
him wnen he shoulequire them, an order which
D was plomptly exceed.
From the .N.York Herald, May II.
Mr.. MaCREApS DEPARTURE FROM
! The CITY.-Mh acieady leil the New YORK
Hotel where was ng, and departed from iht
. civ. al three o'ciooeslerday morning, accom-
: named by several ais friends. he expressed
| hie determination e.u!n no more for ever
|, His baggage waken away yesterday morn
: inc, al five o'clodp charge OF friend
). After The firing Of first round from The mill
h lary friend OF Mracready told him that there
/. had been bloodshedhich seemed 10 AFFECT him
a yery much. He w up his hands and ex-
5 claimed, "My Godas my appearance led 10
h lbp sacrifice ol hunslile! ! wish had adj
r hered 10 my firsl resion, and not yielded 10 the
solicitation oil my nos. They assured me
g there would be no dcnM" he lnen retired
e 10 his dressing roomIa p.rared 10 leave the
!. lheare. Alter hayas s saely 10 The New
g York Hole, il W.. s gro pi'drn' by himself
pcs:iSt es DC rs ciy ION
y that house. The uniicofa soldier was pro.
{ cured, and in that disel &c lett The hulel, on
D horseback Tor New Roce, where he could wait
for The first morning tran Boston. Il is sai id thai
e he passed Trough pon OF the crowd, on his
: way OUT OF the city, bul not excite their sus-
: picion. lie was accounted BY several mill
Iary officers, who aced an escort and body
I guard, until be was clof The city.
n Mr.. FORREST we ared, desired 10 testify his
e respect tor The procla mn OF The Mayor yesler-
2 day, requesting he cili5 To remain within their
homes, by having The adway Theatre, where
he is engaged, closed. he management how
ever, were Of The opia,i that such course
might provoke feeinnfavorable 10 the result
! which was aimed al, aexaced from Mr.. For.
resi- compliance wIlis engagement. The
house was very hin arcely a hundred al 8
oclock.-[J aep Yqrk sng Post, May II.
|
NO DISTUGBAELAST NIGHT.
Las night passed oh,houi any disturbance.
In anticipation 81 any sibe outbreak, large
number Of special ccsbles were yesterday
sworn in. Several coGnies OF military were
ordered TO be in readin when called on, and
eight pieces Of cannon eIeady o be brought
made on The u S. auislies al Brooklyn, for
the assistance of The Mas, Fortunately, how
ever, there was no occao Tor lneIr services.
Between sky and ,sDry persons were in
custody, charged with b.concerned in the riot
A large number oil irsWere under arms IN
Asior Place and The ST. In The immediate Vi
ciniiy, up 10 late hour night, 10 prevent! any
attemp, that IN; ghl be nato renew he attack ~
If The previous evening freal crowds of poo
lie Wefe a,s" assembled ar 10 the military, III
Broadwayand N IA, BoY, VINO appeared 10 b
under The influence al ense excitement; bur
both oi these lnorrughfa, for considerable
distance from The Opera ,use, we're occupied
by The troops ard no oneas permitted TO pass
Runors were afl al OF an en. ion 10 make a sud
den ruah upon the sodrabnui midnishl, an
Ia dsarm them; boz up Ia O'clock, Inc time our
reporters lett the scene Of ton no indications
had been given OF renedof hosiiiities; and a
The crowd then began 10 dinish in numbers, i
appeared unlikely ihaIoy iu:Iher violence
would BE- aue pied
| Ii is 10 be hoped tina, proceedings oil las
night will c.ose his melahoy tragedy, which
mas originated from such rival ami contempt
| ible cause, aud that The sguided people who
have been prominent ACTON The scenes which
have brought such deep drace upon our city,
will allow calm refecioto take the place q
senseless impulse. and gully resume heir ae-
! glance 10 law and order 10 becomes rational
men and peiceable ctizerof Tree country.
The following is The Pcla nation which vas
issue1 by tie Mayor;
PROCLAMATION.
MAYIRs OFFICE, H. ork, May ~, lS49.
The Major coneratulatythe cilzens upon The
spirit Of obedience 10 h-lys, which, with lew
exceptions, pervaded the " last nisht, While
hp rapnot ion hiphIv cnpAsnd Tho alaariIy with