New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-08-21

voorhees, Young black -usrt, sE.Ts resdF ior n seN
The BAL took eject his thsh, md, ne IRE as'ins
.4--r I'M .- ~ -.4 o. rr- dr- 90 0f 80 com -tirs,
h Nss torue - re ground 90 neiza1 arms So =
10 t1e meantime. the mob DO Nltfe ustnt = N''--
t-f been formidable Tor ulf 7frs --l-sf- -tt-
selves by tslocng cheering and srosrirs sal s.. we
toosn reruu rstrst.ars % u1sss q - boys. WINS
enough OIL CD ui-clief -ut sfrll 'c sit' ~ b. To- 4-t
troops merely marched snl mar 1ti, re ~ DO
moving wiih them and hgrrsins by Nsy O. carrying
oct he farce, sn1 stopping continual movements -n
were thus enforced pm theln srs n i1e flows IN
1ertook ~ 1sr TEE streets slh sca-1til- pees
al the soie-s had . clear away ere sham 7aFtcae'
Tie e1cle a-.ir Sss ccnte1 yrole, ~ -s1sl We
havs plenty Of Police % cssr such mob - ihsi u
as glt and arrest the rin.esiers bli 70 ever
tanks u employing the civil force either 1y them
selves " under tie protection 90 the so.iery The
Police. therefore, wax about vale The sol1,frs are
5rc %, 1ut merely % be .saghei ~ and % sl0E COW
utterly useless they are Everybody knew iaere vas
great clalce 'cr 4 mos last nizht cut proc
ti6l Wss iss1e1 f1r-i1iirg the ssscm5,ssa. ana uo
means Used % .st "a u thsm. un- they chose O. 20
a-t t1eir business, PROBABLY % meet sssn q night
Always ready for mischief d say lea saou1 occur -
che OF them that presents chance o. oeinS carried
olt i Government VII not let stepin, 1C.s BE- hey
ought ~ esst % show that they have ne nerve O.
Keep the quiet and prevent them from DISTURBING the
pfsce Of tae entire city
aesr thai Mason : .esc We stsl therefore have
Cororers inquest and no doubt plenty 90 excite
menr wfl. iet you know ~ ID anything ui con
sequence takes pace. 4 B &.
T.. T,ar = 4irs-sry 4--,si. sua B1,. & N'Es r.
DIstlf1azcs l15erts G1rs-urs1f lIf-ss 90 Ne
s's... Lf'orfaisss C01aar r. 20 P1ics..
Fabrication ~ "a Mo-. Ftrf fss fis sa-, De-.
Ilce R0ydag. Fr.s Erssssss iSifl1 C'r.ul,
.- SPsndisry Hssisraiss hls7Es Fy1~f-
MoNTREAl, Saturday. Az. Is
To ~ Easor o. II. Tyibsa.
NJ. Kcmble wrote a book called 60 Year Of
Consolation. Il were - collect my letters from
thi, place they might be appropriately named
TIE Year Of Adversely First We have CREST
commercial difficulty then ve sre PLUNGED into
oil. fhe horrors Of s-r.es of political riots We
had hardly got clear Of them beore tne Cholera
vas carrying on IS thirty or iorty day. and the
Ministry seem O. have waited the moment of tee
alienation 90 that scourss, 20 plunge Us over head
szain in civil C. motions. AID g. al this the
o,ses by the vilfai destruction of the Parliament
H1u.e. 10 April, the incendisry FIRE .4 Jolly. and
the accidental burning OF D.uegsais Hotel the
night before at, an you have toiersb.c sum 90
misforiunes tor one city IN abou, eisht month. -
- Loui. beats US. ard that. oil.
In my last described the execution of ,r-m
her % ito warrants against persons accused Of the
crimes OF April | vas mistaken. however. in
sas ing that Howsri had gone aaas. He wss
waited upon severs. times Dung the first day by
the HIN Constable. but was nat then at home
ani Tor some reason Or other has not yet been
taken. l hear tast he boast. that they dare not
touch him. Another person, named jameson. ser
the coustsbes At defiance AZ first bug sitefw ard
surrendered. and Is bailed. Courtenay. whose
bsil was refused by the magistrates has not yet
been bsiied By the Judges
Last night with the exception Of the episode
At Lsioutsine., was srepet,iion OF the preceding
night. Small groups. assembling without hiu
irsnce from the authorities. gradually yelled g.
g mob. among which were many drunken pe-so
They broke all the sas lamps 10 the prncipa
street 10 the city. turned OF the gas erected
kind OF mock barricsde 10 the Place Armes and
shused the magistrates - their noses Mean
while, no one interfe ed with them. The soldiers
pracuced very innocent maneuvers ~ all parts OF
the CITY, and when the gentlemen IN the streets
felt Inclined for bed, which was tossrd midni xhr,
they retired As 90 one was drunk enough or
inventive enough % suggest greater enterprise.
they cOnteutsd themselves IN the meantime with
beating one poor fellow within an lach of his life
snd stripping another stark naked This Is the
beautiful state Of things q which ~e have been
again b. usht by an Administration which, having
been obliged % yield 20 the mob 10 April asst
alter having spent the interim abusing, through
their newspapers, every man possessed OF lnal
ence with the Brush part 81 the population. have
yet been rash enough again 10 provoke the storm which
they dare not take efficient means 20 que Their sole
resource 10 the soldery In their presence the crowd
will do nothing that Justify military Intervention
The police used tor clearing the street, and
thus the materials for mischief keep together ready
shy time for an outbreak 10 the terror Of the vel
disposed.
A short time after the streets had become quiet the
disaster a. Donegsnis occurred. You will ind fall
particulars in the newspapers which will rsach you by
the ssmc mail with this
10 the morning the Coroners Jury who. the day be.
fore, had been empssneled aud hsd bad view OF the
body Of Mason. who shot a. Mr. Laiontaines again
assembled. Mr. Guy presented himself 70 watch the
proceedings for the friends Of the deceased but
told by the Coroner. Mr. Cogrso that he and bis col
league had considered the point whether counsel should
be admitted-had come 20 the conclusion that the sd
mission or exclusion lay IN the discretion Of the Cor)
urr. ana thsf 10 the exercise Of that discretion they
should refuse him
The evidence was then commenced but, during the
day very little elected beyond the well known
facts except thst Nr Laioutsine himself made OF
the party who fred their ssssants Several Of the
Jury anxious % know the names OF the persons
who were 10 the house. but here Mr. C0ursoi again in
erpOsed and declared that he would hear evidence
- the persons In the house Until 10 could De legally
proved hist the shots By which the decreased died
nred from the house The Jurors expressed some dis
Satisfaction this decision but far IL has been s
owed 70 pass For my own psrt do not under.tsnd
BY What possible right . juror can Je de0arred from
any question which he thinks necessary slueidste
the case What made people more curious on this
point WAS very general opinion that Mr.. Coroner
c ursol himself OF the party and the story 90
nj ght 10 that there will be evidence prove 10 For
my part do not believe a.
You here again the same miserable spirit which
marks al these people DO. Here the chief minister
IT the shoots man. Ia the VI attacking his
hous-. under circumstances which surely justly the
act, il 10 could be- jasuned. But instesd Of going
down and preventing himself - the srst witness - the
corsn0rs jury telling plain tale and putting bic de
fense on that ground with which all night thinking
men would sympstnize he keeps sw.y t be IL subpe
nard while the coroner. known 10 be under bis lmme
dste influence, acts ike pstuioggns lawyer conduct
ing the " guilty client After all the points
which people are curious sure 10 out and -
attemyi % keep them back 10 but sckno~edg meni
II guilt md AZ attempt 81 escape bubble instead
Of on the merits ! hope ana believe the Jury will
lsUiy the act bat should Ike D. the who did
h. Justify 10 too. he Is % b. su1yensed D. MORROW
have often mentioned the Horse Police They came
the DARK. 90 Ihgrsdsy night not Ia steamers but
bstiesux aud without their horses Yesterday they
hung about the barracks prepared for them town,
all night, when they went down % the wharf, - l.
yysssc 10 expectation that their hOr.es would
By the STEAMER ID this 90 the horses did not
conn. but the unlucxy policemen y Some
II the hoys, sud followed with h0orngs. jeers. and
probably stoues They turned and nred without Il
'ect upon which they pursued With voliey Of
-tan-s and hastily took refuge board the Steamer
hicn goes u Lonsueu, their barracks being quite
smother direction.
While this going the authorities dndnr they
we're only getting deeper sud deeper into tie mire,
doing anything oy any Of the friends u the ministry
their 70 Lair llesl