The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-02-22

requested to state to the crowd whst had Sssn ds.s suI
SIss s sa:n :, friends Of his 70 end g s'p:
hsv.d to be the hand Of his daushtsr IL w1 ths ag.e
for the crowd to rush into the building vhieh they dd
Every window was smsshsd, ss:s and au and every
movable thing within pitched out uPo. the sidewalk
IA. occupied By private families: vas tSrovs late the
The College dsis chairs tables ssulents bsds sook
ton Of specimens Of beasts birds nsh nsects skeletons
SO, 81, AL went pelmel and hurry bury into che
OF the perishabes
At last the disseotiDg room was reached and such
risns The bloody remnants Of mortality wsrs thrown
he.ter ekehr cut OF the windows to the side walks
the crowd below or wherever else they might land This
sM tho nost dfsu ting part OF the performance One
sui length skeleton lashed to basbsxs pole, aid
81 sorts Of hendish denominations made
Twice the building was fred, and U1ce the IRE bells
tang. But 1t last worried with tnsir eXertions,
Aad the work Of demolition done, the rioters vamosed,
and nine O'Clock ths authorities had possession OF the
Fifty armed stayed in the building al night but
ths morning another gathering assembled and signs Of
another demonstration visibs. The military
promptly called cut. Capt Wood Of the Lsbt Artillery,
charged with siape," occupied the centre Of hollow
Ia full battle aiay Arrests commenced BY the civil
thorit.cs assisted 10y fqusds Of the military, and some
twenty Eve or thirty OF the more refractory are in du
resss
The following card from the professors Of tbs medi
cal school
.posEss TO 1Hk PUBLIC, ny The FACULTY o. THE
pEcIknN COLLEGE HOMEOPATHIC MEDICINE.
La view OF the noeat destruction OF our halls by mob
sSd tbs numerous false in circulation 1t be-
necessary that should make stensnt Of the
causes which produced and fosered this dngraoeful
movement.
The College conn euced its regular session upon the
hrst Monday in aorenber-hsvng made arrangements
FOR procuring its subects from a distant oty Soon after
ms commencement II the session. soysss weeks before
me orseong rooms OF our College were opened, the
body OF daughter OF Mr. Johnson Of Ohio City was Ab-
serseted from ia grave search was made BY the
father IN both couegcs-but nothing found in our
edifoe.
Near the middle Of February an occupant OF . room
In one OF lowe. sores Of tie edc discovered body
IN the vault Of priyy in the OF the cdfce The
body raised by the Jsnter the direction
% ths Dean, Was Inferred in the City Csmetry.
further examination OF the vault disclosed fragments
@ bodies which had been dissectea On Saturday the
18th inst several da,s after the interment Mr. John.
SCI red the buried body and pronounced shat
OF bis daughter
Accordingly upon tn. 10th instant h. appeared at the
College edHce, armed with and accompa nied by
Others provided with clubs. The crowd continued to
swell until mob OF rome TWO hundred WAS assembled
consisting mostly CT Germans, Lish drunken Americana
i-em Ohio CITY, aud IDLE boys attracted By tho GRO wd
At this time, about O'Clock T. M Professor Wthers
returning TO the editce where his found II
gAriso BY rome ss'ea or eight student defending
1t against tbs crowd Proceeding to this rear OF ths
buIaLsg be saw y, Mayor and soou. ATTY persons Of
ws7 into the building were removed by the Mayor who
then proceeded as he tsii to procure assistance 20 dis
percs the mob. On the departure Of the Mayor, the
6osrs were closed the building left In the charge
Prof Wheren and the few students who we're Ok .ssnt
Soon after the doors forced and the mob headed
by Johnson armed With his axe effected entrance 81
citizen however having seeded in removing
Jonnse1, Prof Withereli and his small garrison were
abs With Tho three oitisens TO
s-ns ae crowd from ascending to the third story until
she return Ct the Mayor with several poiioemen by
waces aid the building was cleared after watch it
LETT IN the poss ession ot the police
sotaI further raHspired until after dark when the
boys among The crowd commenced breaking the win
dovs and the mob entered the building In their aim
lees fury they destroyed valuable speci
nsrc an excellent chemical apparatus AID ruined
choice museum, containing specimens that
% replaced
Thus In the quiet performance Of our duties with no
vioiatn on our psrt OF custom proprety halls
bsEe been broken cabinet ruined session
NteTaried The fragments found in the vault vsrU
thrown there without The cospssnce faculty they
having contracted with and paid the antsr to give them
decent burial. They having been promptly buried by
him act yesf we had no reason to suppose him dsin-
eusDt this year Nor do still know but some indi-
vdusi may have thrown them in without his privity
Nor there Cdor to attract attention until those
ground
"A to the bod, found In the vault II It was ever in the
.didce Il ris there after the closing Of tbs dis
c.ctos furtvely and contrary to by law Of the
institution The faculty responsible for this
oct tEan fo- any similar lawless committed during
;as vacation Of the school
Is to be rars that In the Of th riot In
dvdrGis occupying position in socety superior to tn
inaec " the mob. should have TALKED in such man
ercAecmcnt
By order Of the Faculty
CD WILLIAMS Dem.
ss,sra, Register.