New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-12-31
TIE RIOT IN CINCINNATI.

TIE Cincinnati Gazette Of the 2ath Inst gives the fol
lowing report OF the recent dgracefa riot which was
stirred nj In hat civ against the Papal Nunco Nor
sipnor Bedni few days ago. says The Gazette there
arrived in this city Monsgnor the Rov. Cajean Bedin
Archbishop of Tnehc and Apostolic Nunco Of the Pope to
Brazil, accompanied by private secretary, the Rev Mr.
Virtue who took up his quarters at the residence Of Arch
lshop Purcell on Eighth ST., adjoining the Cathedral
On Sunday morning and evening addresses in Italian
were made by him to an immense as'cmbiase. which
were translated by the Archbishop.
There i. society in this city composed mostly Of Ger
mans, known the Freemens Society orliberasin
poD most of them protesting 20 BE- infdss and esps
caly antagonitic TO the Roman Church They are deyo
to what they call liberty, and determined enemies to
oppression and tyranny Their views Of civil govern
ment arc radical.
Several months since This enthusiastic and e1ei.able
.c,ao were awakened TO great INDIGNATION b. finding
in this city Dr. Junghaus Why had been spy IA Aus
Ia against the revolutionary insurgents and in Ike man
nor hundreds assembled at the hall and marched down to
tie 9Th IT. market space, where ey burned him in eigy
onid the Kisses and contempt Of the crowd Although
hoe some huehing there was then no confusion or
breach e tie peace.
tuition. they consider Il no miraciion of divine law to
make Le Christian sabbath heir day of recreation aad
and own he ground and building on Vine and Mercer,
ss which is in the German quarter above the canal in
which is large ball whore the woman and children
the Society meet Thursday evenings and on Sunday
ard Surdgy evening 10 enjoy music and o'her a11s M ens
ore of the PRINCIPAL men OF influence in this city IS RS.
HassGurok editor Of n weekly German paper ca ID the
HohVoo, devoted TO the support OF liberal government
prI eli and nfde religion. opinions The refugees and
patriots Of this Feemens Society deeming the NunIo o.
the Fore other tan the bloody butcher OF % nl
WHO was tie patriot chaplain Of Garbadi in the lts m
revolution in lss and entertaining agaius. him the pro-
fouudo feelings OF indignation, deteTinedto x0 their
contempt and Indignation in public manner
On Sunday morning this subject discussed in their
hall and unanimously resolved inasnch a. it was
understood that Bedni would leave the City on Monday
moinng that pre- pargons should b. male 10 form pro
cesson and march down past the ArchbhoPs resdence
have speech in German from Mr. Hassaures, aud one in
English from the President Of The Society. when after
ulffa - n-h
down 10 Fifth It. where gaows to be erected on
which, to be hung in eigy and while hanging by The
neck with mitre Lis head 10 be publicly burned amid
the Kisses and groGns Of the populace
The afternoon and evening were spen; by the and
women TO complete the preparation Of eiigy' gsllovs
iramparenoies &c. In the meantime, information had
been conveyed to the Mayor and Chief Of Police, pOba
by coored and distorted as to tho object and intent OF
the procession Secretly the force detailed for special
service Tie May AMI Chief counseled with the Police
Judge and agreed the plan 10 suppress what was sup
posed to be Intended as riot.
Tie procession vos formed and IN he Hall o. quar-
before 10 Of night which iaol was communicate 70
tie station house Il consisted OF 1900 people 20
of whom women, many Of them ladies' Of infell
gence but carried away with the intense excite nent Of
disgust and indignation Of their husband and brothers az
what they called the Roman Butcher Bediai. Several
of Tie women had their sons young lads with them lead
ing them ~ the hand.
Tie men marched four abreast arm in arm aud were
divided into four divisions, each of which had captain
Along with them a stout German bearing rough gal
lows iIame which b hang the efigy, which was pre-
Bsiols miiTe and on il cross cmblazoned. Another
bo a Transparency side in Engli-h, Down with
Redin; on the other, in German. -" Neider with Be
diI - another, No Priests, 10 Kings NJ POpcry;
on another picture of priest suspended from scaiOd
and the German inscription on il Of "Galgen vOgel
Bfdpi which ated is The Gaows Bird BE lini"
on another Down with the Roman Butcher" an
other. Liberty. Equality, Love and Fraternity on
another the representation Of an poised scale stars
flag and an anchor.
The rrocesson moved in oider to tie Turner'S Hail. the
society occupying it declining TO join the freemen and
freeWomen continued their march down 70 Ninth - when
on Ieg ling Tie Intersection OF Ninth IS one party SAYS
ev were sud6t nv repused and dispersed by the sudden
attack OF the police who in hurry dashed into their
ranks beating down the transPareneies securing what
tiev could retain and pursuing the ugtycs The siam
pcde was compete-busbands were separated from their
sves and screams and shouts added TO the confusion Of
the noise OF fire arms
the The question OF which party shot first may
not BE determined correctly on the contradictory state
menis until the examination takes place Inc resat "eS
That sixty four men were taken 10 the Watch house and
locked u and the trensparencies galows frame, en- y
inter ana a taken from the Freemen The leaders II
tIe rrocessiOn say that no parley was demanded no
authorized peace officer nierposed before they started TO
norm them of the mpropiety and Illegally OF their con
Jutc: that the rio, act not read 10 tn m but win
Great precipitation tie Of armed policemen pore ihe
down whom they had no idea OF an attack
DR. Cameron dressedtke wounds OF fourteen Nno were
wounded on the head Five persons we learn were sho
who were not arrested but were flying rom tne scene VI
sc.iop one of whom Andrew GetZinger, IS n danger
ous situation being shot in the left leg henry SIlI''
wschman in the Second Ward, was also aoI IN lhe e
On Monday morning the prisoners chsTged WIN Ilo'
fTe hrorobt up into the Police Court IN tres divisions
ord answered 70 their names. which we omit
Application was made in their behalf by Chas . rome
rov 1beo Gaines and A Hartz, their attorney 10Y le
ernent of the examination until FRIDAY morning.
IN cdnseouence Of the impossbiy of consulting so ANY
clients and preparing for defense immea.atsy. Inc
Court so ordered and fifty three out OF sixty three sAse
hail in $500 each 10 appear that day. and nom da 70
Ssy during the progress of the trial and to keep 'ne
peace in the meentne -, ~. ..-s. ~
Two swords three pistols poniard three canes .,
hnSceons one sword cane sheaihed butcher KNIFE ana
- o,her vcauons we're taken from the prisoners ana
e Of The arms found on and taken away from me per
sons In POSSESSION vere used by the police at the 'e o.
the afirny on the fugitive crowd nn.Ih.
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