New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-04-04
The Toronto Riot.

The riot which followed the arrlYa' OF w ~ Il
MAcKxNzrK at Toronto Is under investigation by
order Of the Mayor The affair has also been discussed
by the City Council in avery remarkable manner We
take from the Globe of the 2h tho richest points OF the
debate
AID Den,son said that the Government was al!
the blame for sendng Mackenzie here and that they
should bear the eSvcnees and he made motion 10 that
effect for that he would never pay Tor guard 10 pro
tect rebel II the Government mad done right 'ney
| should have haHsedhim instead of sending MIN mere
Alderman Dempsey made most indignant attack on
the Mayor Tor calling our 80 many speclsl Conshoes
Who Wa. % pay them lie never would consent 10 90
so lie had TO complain OF not being consulted
lie would not have consented 70 such thps OF 20 car
out the military protect Mackenzie the neck OF tna'
rebel should ra,ke be made h> GscH'ng Jor rope lie
would make an elegant thssel
Councillor Denni.on said that Il any man had tod
him thai, mob had Knocked Mackenzies brains out
he would have said Just what expected lie had
dared the public by walking out In the streets and ne
must take the consequences.
DR. Workman would ike to ask Alderman Dennson,
who had a command in the csysl-y, whether II he
were ordered out 70 protect Mackenzie against MOB
be would set, Alderman Dennson-' would not
DR. W-Then for disobedience OF orders you ~oulu
De condemned 10 death and "sno' aocoto"sy
Laughter go
Councillor Whittemore sale that Aid Denoison ha d
told HIM (Mr. W before Mackenzie arrived that ne
would be happy TO make enc Of party 10 ynch aim
on MS arrival Here Ala DennsOn sprang up and De
uled the stztsrn.ut caring hr never used tho vOr1
lyvch Nj W said be- might possibly nave u'ed nu-
iarept word but that he WAS certain the expression
was such convey al ides nst nc was Iea1J ~ 70
one 10 klA Mackenzie. . -.
Alderman Dspsison again denied the statement but
poured out volley Of abuse on Mackenzie renewing
The charge in rapid succession-iite reoel-~retch-
scoundrr and after all his denN' hs oohcIuuou y
saying. y . ntre nor u" 'he HN' DO-'N ~" 80 'F -
TAKE his ife l.
Aid Beatty pronounced warm psnyssric on him'
self declaring II Impossible 70 mrss' - - ~
he VA In M. bed on Thursday evening, ana khr" no.
thu Disturbances although the man stree" were nso
.i,b rto,er. al. early ~ O'Clock TIL next morning lie
received letter Friday about an expected ,io' tns'
evening and handed Il over - Toe mayor anu Sa''
himself no farther trouble aOoulH
The result Il the discussion was thAt inc nV''un
which had Al frst been .:ouily suppOftd-thH toe
Government should 0e applied 70 Tor paynoh' OI .l7
damszes-~ss lost, none but the tsD hr's'', Dcun
son, voting for H. The motion OF Alderman DussNn
declaring that the citizens of Toronto never "orld
have m, .behayed but for Mackenzie coming mere slu
reni,tns 10 the Aldermen ~ investigate ana repoft 10
the Council carried By majority oi :
r,,,rtxa LEGAL CAsE.-Our readers may
c.ct that, some three or years since. quite an
excitement was created Al Springfield, oy qesFe y
,.ccr Nsi,r Riuley commander Al the l. : AfmorJ'
ana Charles Siearns E.q distinguished clsizen Oi tnst
,1un whose lands sdjoinrd the Armofy srOuhu' ma
80 pi,i.v souneyhst arbitrarily caused renee u De
removed % 10 Include IN the AtmoIy sloSuos
mail norton OF land In dispute between 'ne en''eo
-fafaa AM
"a . .h,I.hed" the fence They were all arralgnrd
h.sors the 4 Court In this city for rot and sfef
lony and expensive trial were inily Acfus'1p' 'l
s,.srp. then brough, action for re'pss before
of the STATE Courts. By which 81, hue 70 zoe sno ~
i,s yy.. fully sustained and then appealed 70 Con
-. Tor remuneration for his losses 10 consequence VI
Re rio, prosecution. Congress Ike our own Lessls
80 in the case u Zebuou Paine thought II w1uid oe
,og bad precscent to do simple act Of la,,ce
- Al. s,earr. has now sued Ripley before the :
-, for damages and the case excites mucn interest
among wv Pr Boston NAL.
rngoRrANr DeclsIo>.-The Kentucky CourI OF
80. have lately decided IN the ease OF "anes -
I'm. that all divorces granted BY me Leslss.uIe
80, .titut,onsl and void 90 far as rights OF pip
st, are concerned and that wife % di,orceo WIN
ont her consent TO- upon the destn OF ner a..
,'.J % doxer In Sic lands and slaves ana 20 us
,ribu,sble portion Of bis personal e'ts,e' - 'sy
M .rch act Of divorce had been passed. " ."p
~, ~ .uch divorce upon the relations OF me par
,' e.. ..Ss from the rights Of property nothing De
cided . 49,.
~ Tbs ice in the Ksnnebec, At Ausu.s'
~ 81, rua.day uIfht last and went down 70 Hal
laval. The bosu viii probably run his week