The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-09-24
Tn. Attack upon marshaI naynau.

thai he matter had been talked over and that, as
no possible good could result from any further in
qury, il was more than probable that no further
tce would be taken OF the affair. Mr.. Barclay, the
principal of the firm is out Of town, and, therefore,
his determinations is not precisely known; but as the
other members eJ the firm have declined interfer-
ing, II is almost certain that no further explanation
will be afforded on the subject.
IL has been stated by several OF the morning pa
pers the account which appeared OF the attack
had been somewhat colored, and, indeed, exagse,,
rated. We therefore subjoin more accurate drtaii
of the facts than has yet gone forth TO me wqIld
he marshal, il seems, was accompinie oy nls
nephew and interpreter, and they presSnteo
themselves about halfpast twelve O'CLOCK on wen
nesday at the brewery. The Interpreter having
handed in letter of introduction from baron
Rothschild to the chief clerk, the party were at
once shown into the chief office, where II Is Gus
tomary for visers TO write their names IN the vls-
ters' book. The marshal having wntten Haynau
in rather a bold STYLE he was consigned 10 one OF
the Sc rvants TO conduct him over the brewery.
The moment he quilted, commotion was visible
in the Office, and ere many minutes had elapsed,
several ofthe clerks and collectors were seen 10
leave the brewery hastily and in a short space of
time the carriers, draymen, and others from the
opposite premises of the establishment, with host
OF aboTers from the neiShboring borough market,
congregaed outside the gates of the brewery.
Some of them were armed with long carriers whips,
and others had long cane brooms. The general had
been shown over most of the departments, and had
arrived at the stables, when the series of assaults
commenced. lie was about entering the lower
stalls, when heavy truss of straw was thrown out
nom The lOit above: II Tell upon MS fHad, ana
Knocked him 10 The ground with mrch force.
Having Tegained his legs, missiles OF the most Of
fensNe character were thro yn n;o his face, and as
IL was evident that a furious storm was brewing
against the parry their has retreat was suggested.
With az much expedition possible, the marshal,
with bIs nephew and interpreter, bolted across the
yard, and on reaching The street they were met
Win The most fearful yes and eXecrations from
The mob, who had collected outside the entrance
g'te. Indeed, il is scarcely possible we are as
sutsd, 10 convey nm accurate idea OF the horrible
morse that burst forth from the populace when the
afiigh'ed general appeared. He was allowed TO
reach about The middle OF the street, when some
81 the carriers, who were in waiting with their
heavy whips, cried out "Oh, this is the fellow
that hoggtd the women, is il p and instantly COM
msEced lashing him with all their might The
mstthsl thea QuickeDed his speed but the mDb,
which had ccnsde rably increased by the arrival OF
number OF cOdlheaveTs, from Banksde, crowded
round hm, and all thit could get near him were
blcblng aud showing him, and crying, " He's a
murderer; Give Il him. Down with the Austrian
bu cher. Shove hun into the river With some
difficulty h. coItflved 70 reach the corner Of BaaS
side, When he was knCcsed down, and al attempt
wa made blythe more eScedo Of the poPul zee drag
hu await was thoJghtfor The purpose of throw
ny HIM milo The Themes. His nephew aud inter-
prefer. however, managed 10 get hold of him, and
again aot him upon has legs lie Thea m ide ano-
ihcr tfOI Ia get away between bis attendants
The mob, however, followed him up, and dashed,
p,!ro ard heated him in ,he mos; furious style
lie was Logged with the whips, struck over the
beck wiz The brOons be- tlen with The coalheaveYs'
fan. tAil' hats, while an unremitting shower of
Nth Was leyelled al him Several gentemfn who
Witnessed the attack made attempt 10 protect the
MAMMAL, who appeared 10 be ny fast sinking
from exhaustion end ~ usage, while his interpreter
inportd he mob Bo' 10 xiii him. Two young
men ~ The service of Mr.. Water, the ir0n-moager
IL Ian SIDE, met the men aud enleayured 20 re-
fJsln The m. " lie Is murderer was the reply.
" We wrn't have him here, the Austrian butcher;
well teach him To flag wom-n." Another rush
rhA nude at HIM HE bat was thrown high into
The ear amid I'D derisive shouts, and his clothes
manly torn OF MS back His moustache and heard
were pulled IN the most viOlen; manner, and one
nan, Who had IN his hand large baded knife,
caught hold Of The marshal's beard and made
a sifCng effort 10 cut j; of. BY this time the
party bad reached the George public house.
IA baBkslde,. near Southwark Bridge, kept
by MIR. Benteld, and in the confusio the
general succeeded IN getting from the mob, AMI
IGbulng inio the George. The ne phew and in
ttTpieier remained at The door as long as il was
rsCIcable they, however, were soon compelled
a. SEEK shelter inside, the mob beating them and
WshiI az stairs. Mr. Beniield, az the time, was
Attending al ibe bar, and his wife up stairs with
bt child. la instant the lower part OF the house
was file by The mob, whose conduct now became
fmiOus. ~bIle hundreds collected in froa,. Loud
w,Ie ihr cries" Gut with the butcher"' "Drag
the murderer out W = Down with the wretch ~
Several tConis were entered, but the marshal could
net be found, and II vas supposed that he had been
ccnc' aisd. The mob then became impatient, and
would listen 10 nothing else than bis production.
Several men led the fToni OF the house, and got
INFO the front room windows. The nephew and
Interpreter were found on the landing, but the OBJ
n
lew moments u loud yell proceeded from the back
part Of the premises. Some coslhcsver. had dis
covered the marshal crouched in a dust bin at
tachtd TO the house. By the hair ~ his head
they dragged HIM OFT, shouting, We have got
the Austrian women hoggeT'" THIS announce
ment received with alnos; frantic cheers by
The mob outside the house, and the marshal was
about being dragged along the passage iA,o the
sheets, when ms cries attracted the sympathy Of
some stranger, who, with the aid of his ne
phtw and interpreter, succeeded Ia getting him
h. III
uplD one Of the bedrooms, bile Others stood sen.
uy NJ the door, and prevented it being forced Mr..
Btnheld, the lendlOrd, endeayOrcd "a appeaas the
mob. They replied, however, that ii the wretch
Was not given up they would pull The house down.
hOst fortunately, Mr. Beniield, at the first rush
into his house, and tearing that IL would really be
dtniohshed, sem Tor policeman, VINO arrived just
~ The moment the threats were being made and
being dangerous for him 20 aci aone, he ran 10
the police station for further aid. strong body of
the force soon arrived, and their appearance AT
quell,d the fury Of the porulace. The Inspector,
On entering the house, found the general seated
On the edge Of bed, IN piiiahe condition. He
IVES much exhausted. and in hj- own language
conpHibtd severely of the pain he endured from
the Diuries inflicted upon him. Having partaksu
81 some tlil h. refreshfnen The INSPECTOR assured
bin, through the interpreter. that he NIGH, co1--
der himself safe under his care, ~ h. had a body
al eft Gers down below 10 pfOtcc: him 7. Vas
scmc time. h, wevtr, lac Cord be ind iced 20 he
heNe that be was free from farther violence. His
torn garments having bccn temporarily repaired by
the Interpret ter, and Mr. Bcufeld having lent him
hat, ne v,niured 10 make for the Thames police
galley that lying 10 the fon; OF the stairs fon;-
irg the George. Getting safSy in,o the boat, i,
wac Towsd ~ Weierico Bridge. 4 cab was hen
procured, aud the exhausted marshal was con-
Nrysd 10 MoIley's Hotel, Chsring-Cross It should
B. mentioned, however, that when he took hi
departure from Rauksilr, be was greeted with
y'Hs, and his hat was ihroNn into :hs uyer iacr
HIM.
During The remainder Of that DAY the -oirrq'
was confined 10 bra bed ~ his hotel ON -F,is,v
h. still suffering from The ip ,iri.. h. b,J
sustained lie was visited by several al the ms
trisn mobiles and others resident in London and !,
oder 10 avoid the recurrence If similar di-risy
of feeling, trrgrgsmtBis were made for his -uif-
urg England, snd, IN the course of Friday night
wesre Informed. he took he leave.
hns been mentioned that the trim % BARCLAY
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