New-York daily tribune., 1849-05-14

IRE % vsss ,,.r vold boz leH standing 5mnu'es
1 .e't.-. Bcverv we were s..N IT, ,'i N'.. ~
| Ia .itrf ,ae i.,co -. ' W. W. .s,, ,- ... ~i..-f
g. co. so 10 he crowd a.i I...'ade ta,n ~ raw
io-oe ~ ~. sre ofe iNo o.-s v0u'; re X. cnf'ri
..,.1. .infi l.- ',isn. -a.r ~-.' i'. pr. y,
| 'fI .'' W 4.rrer ir'ii he returned -i'' ih''' RI
10. ..'--s7 ~ A. f.ev bad been a. ili'o VIA o. I
fcY fe.l.-.-le,.i H'e crowd i1 learc ilr crow"
R.c1r4cf o.. ,,r r.i ild tscu fff, lf ORDER " o.
Fave -. - fi- ni. 81 vgs expected '.c 'n'''i ~
gtff q l.sr i. c.'-t i4r r....7. "a -''
re''e9 p -,.,h ,sa. lrn a'f.c corner of Lat1y-
80 o. I..ay.f-f-f.fce another ernNh 30 As 't in'
Tare in f Recorder .fr-,i fOaf fte should
co e' IN. ,erc.s,iy % tr'l .g.1; aicf tiN-'--'i
20 N, e.. fo .c.c. f.~r p"e'- ooNqnc.i toward
,f '...e.risce iac .et wing '' ...'' ".f i',,0,'
lhH.t Ri ,en toward T.. .a'a--'rtcf l~ ".lef was
As . err. .f t.. f..cr''3 .|'i il' prog ''.
,.ff io - oUs n.- found i0a' Y.c had -'d
ff ;. .,en who aad been "Dlhif. 'n'i ""- ''-'
s' t~eg.. ilc sscnld t.'.s. on oia n' 'f" ''.'''
mostly OF baf- i1 or j. year- ~ age
100. al -o rlsL5 -l4zcIs a. ""fr in'.' l., i'' ',
f1e ,.,rsa. fia.n f0 ec.. of violence. was pot
..l aNrr ahouf au lour flAf at person '''' -,
al eo orders were gwen to hre pn.e-- gwen = Ma
srs'e .i.o,,d Ike. ,o kno., .f tc lav ie-tfe. lie
ffse Recorder and >lrri '7 ifr
-Yrs-f.eg are Magistrate
usII-Me hel poo al'1Or'F in pfne &c. pNf-f.t''
tt o-lc-- from % 4 Nfg.'rl'e ana % "e i'n il' .'.cl
l- .gi have hc'H uu1tr t.e lrn"-sI OBJ '..nfa"ia
y. go. . sase aie Mayor nr1 toll NH 'Ad 'i "''ii'
E. ,s.oo,- bic for o.. iD ni'...ii' '.''i d" '' i
lfa Magistrate 'NN.
..fyysrFR T.. WlLIE. r.d.ng ~ Tt .-afcn'",
.... s.-v sworn feposed sas az fie A-'f''ac
o-... House on Tfsf.dsy evening ia''. of 'c.'c" 3
va. prats IS twenty-five per.ons there when A.
.,-.. vcHt ufo A-'o-llc' t'.f I-t s
..f..t. I-ar fncou rr fn'.I.. IT,. rrurl ln rs".'-
rfr. u. ...f o f.s ruling 0f tr- LIr1rl- I'lff- !
..csInel in f .f place lnt. ni'ei 'Ne nI- , "
. .f.fs,.r.. fro.-- IS GelurT. Gfcft-f1, Nt- f'"'' a
i. .-.. ir q. ..Y Ha was -ho' ne las standing 'A-i'
. rs rr apparently looking n in zee ii' d
f.- ief hold ri hl. c0aI. aud n a. ''' band N1'
Ie ,... b.. .ei % 'te rr.f dl-char.e oi i-.ei
= soon a- -as hl ie Fn' ?" ii' iN- ir =" lN '''-
ren,cnar led hold ~, h,p. 'oo. .3a OIL n'' p. ~ H.
.ff.q4acn and I'D ir stance f1fdrY Ni 'hf h''
,.s. when came back f.ep 'n"l' nal i'-r1 i-i up
=, Mm INTO Mrs. Langdons h0n-e "f Nt IH' e''. ~ ~
.rg med aid. did uNf knp" ho" tnicA ~ va
o. we knocked ~ Nl" 0pnf' 10 WH. OPP" ~ 49,
- wien he heard what We wanted If ci'-'' 'N' "''i
gs b. lar ~ be- could the crowd " ~ pressing 20
- sei ad as 'ha' the door could NOT he clore1 ihe
~ a. fae door called ior a-si.isncr ana lh't =" i9"
-.r,e forward. and ore that am p0s!n "a- po-
sa. knew him by hi- s'or, lc struck In" over me
srd Knocked ny bat ~ laO tn" baii men cied oli
r.gd 20 y,e syav that con .d rot fcf 500 ferf SO
sseeasel 10 Flnocn'i Ward sfauou house tne De-
- a. not recognized uu about j. "clk mat nigf
'i. i.,es ,sf we're cryagef boo throwing stones were
tovs. but few men were engaged n if' 'in ans yer
m Iror where / stood ihrfe "ae 10 person ,ifp%lh.
. tbe crowd was SO dense Thai 4 person had been
ID 10 throw stones be- could not have done ltf te-
p 49, lpnske'ry had been fired heard no orders gwen
. .5erse. here much nosc that cDnla not nave
...{, unless u had been gwen it very ."1- y.o
.srera o'hCr persons tlsf had been wounded bF iAc
rs discharge think in- the person "t2 cane ~ lAe
r.of e Langdon's "a" the ma" "' loiu nm t' n-u T.
-ied man. and thst uo one should come Do except
were assisting me- 10 le Would d4oN lrlo Tar ~
t.. "a. think ioli ul hNe persons were "'ihncu a. W
a.. d.cbsree. / avn pianO-ior'e maker hy uuoe' me
,r,d separated 90 the ugh' ana ltit' "N'A me lHA"
.'e5 frar uiecc- ] think there were iNn more ds-
.ss nj niuskcfry before lcf the ground took no
,.,f In The procedure may have shohtd, i'f "d'
sr,ed and ard NOT back 10 ihe ground asah c6cep -
.s.,fin taking away young man "ho was wounded
srrPHEN " GAINES. residing al lao Fast Broad
So, being sworn. sad. / am commemorative, on
8sv nieh durng the disturbance was a. the corner
of ofasorplace and Eieh-s' within picket enclosure
.,4Ypou apilc Of board / remained there Hom abon'
w sfcs pssi O'Clock until the a-t discharge nom ie
ne where stood had view Of the opera iiot-e
-. Tfrsf cot through The space behind where stood
a.. he theaer filed with people, bui nu ui "di ne
dersey saw persons throwing s'2ncs a. .ne "I,ro, -
% prncipal entrance of tine Opera House these persons
80 near, I'M front ol the Opera House sometimes SIN
M tone and At other times vo.ey' aOoutIIy tel o c
H,af Of the house the pnnclpal part ol 'ie
. IA soou aer the space behind me toward me Ourih-
e,e1ue became filed with people theie were no sloN'
i,, from the quarter u which stood, mere were so
fv persons actually engaged ln siofnng e mouse 'ua
nfse was expressed by the spectators about me Ha' u
snoid be permitted, about o'clock tne u9op loho',Vu
h, ,ie Infantry came from toward Broadway, passing me
oers Iogse and taking post lu the square Toward ou
49,. iu The mel QhbOrAOod where STOOD uc ctpWu sdNe
vay for them, aud offered no o(posllD" ~ , ,hr, t
s lb0u' haf hour saw the iianfy la-- 'a' ~ tu %
A.'or.pace towards Broadway shouu haE' ',i ul' ',
M4isry coming upon the ground pay 'n, ,,, ,h, n
g,ai--the people having gwen way lp l"e N'.''. i
aimpossib Die for me Io get through ihcmf "tn sh'
tine afer The Infantry passed 10 int nom oi ~. ,, p
v the hre from the discharge of the mu-htl-' 'e iu
we're ont: could sce tine FIRE dtuncuy' some OF INC F"
we're fired nearly pepcudl CulHr, some ON am cHh'u '
orards Langdon's house, others were hIeu
t.waa The frst discharge. had no niimauon oi lhe
i-,.n,, lo fre where stood until We saw the uash' W'
,lsurposed the discharges were blank caiifd III
Is,ev previous to fung the last voIcy wmch nus p''l
tn i'm he i,nce taken to-day, most Of the peop'
,lef tbe inc. ..r. ~ ,ych1 stood; there was pcThap,
s VA til STANDING on pc honrd- when tho
k.f discharge was made up A.. rpace toward ,li' Do
sry. could distinctly see the line Rom men 'h'H t,
, the middle of the street between wnrf f'""o "ii'
ne Military was clear; there Wa co'iect" "i l'op.e u
Langdons corner; there wa. a coue,uD~ v ~ H.. ,l. s
north side; they we're out Of the range ul N, "'',
ebarre of msk ketry nearly direct To- "htf' S"1u'
supposed that they were hring hiahn 'hli"8's Ht''
ssptrd back pace or TWO to gel ont ui lh' II'St"'
ne fre. another voev being part oi TIE one SPOKEN &"
mere schargcd; man IN front oi me ON r siu'
.,e s moi NOR. than half q dozen persona ou the sue
walk a the time supposed, a. do others "ho WV'' s
thai he had fallen Intentionally he Nd ON NE Sioi" au
half minute before any person Nen' 10 ii.s ,,i tt
Nnf ala mo-, know whether he was wounded or ho "uli W
rcf.o who had his hand under his back ci ih" hluou ~
ils through his fingers; took The wounded mau 20
phycan IN FOurh-st; he was moi Ht -"nrf we men '"
H n corner o Fourh and Wooster st. 10 drug stoir
onopering hi. clothes found that he was "nnued y
ne region Of the stomach; he had lie" ie'il @ ".'
isned that his name was Henry Oucn, iving corner
He.ier and Orchard si. len him M charge OF ~, -
can and under whom have understood he ulrd. ron
about me were taking any part 40 The dislnf =" m W
sol"' .sS. '''''
JESSE GILBERT HANILAND of II Wooster
swofn deposed-I am Constable ON the nign' "i 'l
.,,rh.nce Al the Opern House. stcnding on pil
W amber N the corner tl -N~i'l- 'iN'' '''' ''''
here were many boy--probahy a1 or 500 9'Ns-'lio''M
Inc stones Al The main body of the house 'e lcslhu
gwen by Mr. Gaines as io What took place Is lfn,, nous
hedschsrges we're blank cartridge, all'i ,1' r
winch seemed to be- by plstoons, ei "t l.v i',r r c
passing through Broadway; had gone ou' WI ~
steps when saw persons bringing = hAh '"n a@'" ~ - o..
eueplace 10 a space Langcons house nu'nN ..'
calneG him INTO Ire space ON i'o 'Vll'l ' ,ha, ,h,
Ali Fourth. st. Il a drug stosc, saw man uc". INA ~
called Cornell. there were hu few persons III i'' H'u
Of the street when the military hred; the man 'N' "
Ken of was killed hV the hrsi discharges heard no h''
ioe people 10 dis nersc the persons engaged ia hoN
stones were from wears and upward ulH no, ~
soue thrown bV a man. the military Wh'i' ",vN 49, 49,
think stood on the side walk aud hred across 'ue s,v'
here were NOT many peopc m the middle of the 'er'
did not any stone throwing al lhe mlu'"s ~ W ~,
not 80 Dense anywhere. except ON thr siut-N"h' w
ha could pass through easily
THOMAS J. NENDRAU of B hingsi s"orh-I am
boaunsn on Thursday evening last WS' s'N'u'ns =" "
corner OF Lanrdon's house when hrs got there "mo
wGs AZ about past O'Clock there was but lew Pcsv.
ihrowine stones al the front of the thesirr they wec
a hafgfOwn bows after crossing 10 iht opp's',' ~ ~,
GOT IN conv ers alton with couple oi h'h l"et ~
came from Phadelphia. We talked ABOUT t"e ,''''17
friiag disturbance compared ~ ith the one I'D
The military came through Asorplace from 20" aiu "lo
wav there was 0uite rush 10y tsc boys ana We ga"
ioNsn Nauxhau Gsrdens came back 10 near tic e."
lefe was quite crowd OF people ON ihe S"hti'
went fo Iausdons corner. was anxious 10 see w '' "
going on: thew were siOuninc the house ucA 49,
Military pas sed through the street they bessA 'o
house Synin. which way the MILITARY "eo' "u .' 80,
lsood there uni the nrst Noley was tfcd ~ N"su rs
a. snppose toward The BOwtrv rom se'nS hi"h "'
iASi direction; those that were around me ia4'. ~ "
thought twas blank cartridge. wen. Tow an o "'
hatie. heard some person say, Oh tVd' ,psN w
luuk tas man was sho. through me oIcas' . -s -