New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-11-16

rooms within. On the right, beneath US, lay,
amid tall elms large mass OF farm buildings,
into the yard OF which the whole mob rushed IN
multlously-iust in time to see an old man on
horseback dart out and galop hatless up the park
amid the Wells OF the mob
" The old rascals gone and hen call up the
yeomanry. We must be quick, boys shouted
one and the first signs OF plumber showed them
selves in an indiscriminate chase after various
screaming geese and turkeys while few OF the
more steady went up 10 the hoGse.door and
knocking, demanded sternly the sranary keys.
a fat yiraso planted herself in the door way
and commenced railing at them with the Cowardly
courage which the taucIed immunity OF their sex
gives to coarse women but she was hastily
showed aside, and took shelter in an upper room.
where she stood screaming and cursing at the
window.
The invaders returned, examining their mouths
with bread, and choppins asunder hitches OF
| bacon. The granary-dOors were broken open,
and the contents scrambled for, amid immense
waste By the starving wretches. 1t was sad
sight. Here was poor shivering woman, hiding
scraps of food under her cloak, and hurying out
Of the yard to the children she had left at homc
There was tall man. leaning against the panGs
| kuawing ravenously at the same loaf with little
! boy, who had scrambled up behind him. Then a
huge BLACKBOARD came whstling up to me, with
can Of ale. Drink my beauty you're dry with
hollering by now -
The ale is neither yours nor mine won't
touch it"
Darn your buttons You said the wheat was
ourn, a-cause we growed it-and thereby so the
peer, Tor we SroWeQ the barley 100.
And SO thought the rest for the yard was get
ting tull OF dronkards, woman or two among
mem eI. t rec hneeueep IN the loose stra"
0iIl Wv 1 .tG PCS ,. l.. ~, ,...., ~.
Get out the threshing machine'
You harness the horses
No there baint no time. Neomanry II be
| Loo tl,nr rio
mere. 1ou nun leaye Iue a ilyh W.
DatHeu II " 10. ON " ''N9 '''N' 00'
nought D! they. - c,l..,.,. 1,o-,, -,
Ire EN- tnen' ana 20 on 70 0ln'C. l ~
AS ven I uc n""S ''' q s''oet - TT. ~ H.
heeuPted p!IHNey' as ne usltoG 'iuu7'' ~
ara WIN II5hteu t,.ou ~ S'OP 49,
oot zen On in9 dee ~ 'ie 80; ~
,puuA tNc p"iHS ~ '"0 - 80 -; - ~
near clachlc NC "a1 no Ut'I.aN''o - Wv
Wlhd"aIu stacN y" as II !" oia@e y. ~ ~ I,
stcod a"e'struch-I CaHloV Igi' "on lon5
watching now the I'VE name sH'tN1s cItPt ih'i
| Kissed, and leapt and roared and rushed IN long
| horizontal lets from stack to stack before the
| bowling wind aud fastened their hery ta!ons
on the balneaves, and swept over the peaked
roofs, and buried themselves IN merry makes INTO
the yard beyond-the food OF man, the labor OF
| years, devoured in aimess ruin Was 1t my
| doing Was 1t not
At last | recollected myself, and ran round
again into the straw yard, where the lire was now
| falling fast. The only thing winch saved the
| house was the WelteflpH mass Oh DulluthS' PSSi
and human beings drunk and sober which tram
pied ont unwittingly the flames as fast as they
caught
The fire had seized the roots OF the cartStaOles,
when great ubberly boy blubbered out:
Git my horses out! git my horses out o the
fire | be so fond omun y
"Well thew aint done no harm, poor beasts p
and dozen men ran in to save them; but the
poor wretches screaming with terror, refused to
Stir. never knew what became of them but
their shrieks still haunt my dreams
The ward now became a pandemOnum. The
more r1ffanJy part of the mob-and alas there
were too many of them-hurled the furniture out
of the windows or ran off with any thing they
could carry. In vain | expostulated and threat
ened was answered by laughter, curses, frantic
dances and brandished plumber. Then | hrst
tnnnd ont how larre portion of rascality shelters
itselfupder the wing of every crowd; and at the
moment. almost excused the rich for overlook
ing the real sufferers in Indignation at the
But even the really starving majority whose
faces proclaimed the GRIM iact o' NJ MI, II - 80
seemed gone huu ioL tnc III holn nm and
OF suAeh, do88eu PatehIe nSu oaomoI W, f,
their whole SOUS had eTPiouru l'o ,i e
ana brutal revenge anu e. ~ .''oi y, 80 b o,r
violence against the red tat woman, VINO, sur
rounded WIN ner ~ &C. H inJou
scleaHiIh5 anu Cui stn5 a' w o, Tb
set.in5 tcuuei uiiu 49, ~ a f IonIb
"ol?t PeIsoii'i.y PIC hTnoni+, conld not
49, 49, 49, n o I'LL .to9yod Jroh of rnaidof ALL
as er f t nar GU a. b III Of stolen
Tan 1 o , ar, and Ligb above the roaring
f ny Fn flames md he shouts Of the rioters rose
" 'r rr';st t',ss,' ,.e
az petsa, Won little audacious un
PJiSb5 ei'ey orrnn ',y' oway with NV
[ reno bonuat p and SHAWL u'"0
y ~. ionabtar soon however subsidized when
ne ,sus'T brs soG into the Yard shouting
TN I'm i Vanrnonr1,
Attbat sound 10 NV astonishment, a general
stunned 70 innuire how many, or how far Oft they
sto'I ~ snrorboI 70 nIarv ontlet Of the ward
trenrg each other down in their hurry
ie@naid mn on the wall and saw. galloping down