The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-06-11

for home. At this time the troops marched
Craig street. and took their position in TIVE lines across
Radsyende street-ons Line nearly opposite lions church
and the other hundred pacss nearer Craig sxeet
good deal Of hooting and nsss prevailed ct this time
and the hcl street side Of Craig street some dis
turbancs with the lowest line Of troops occurred and two
sr three shots fredn other respsets all seemed
peaceable.
We were, at this time, at the corner Of st.
James street and McGin street, and had . clear
md distinct view of the troops and Of tho
people Their immediate vicinity. There We saw no vio
enca the part Of the uob-nothing indeed but tho
people hurrying from the church-when to utter
tonishment heard and the troops fire two distinct
running voleys among the apparently, u.s. peaceable
citizens. Thinking it high time to attend 70
safety beat rapid retreat from this apparent
of wan'on and uncalled for slaughter This feel Is
not the time to express the indignation with which We
Brit troops deliberately shoot down peaceful
and unoaenoins fellow citizens We we're too far off to
speak sonay of conduct Of the Mayor and Of the
officers BY whose orders they were directed to fire,
but if we correctly informed by those who
TO Justify so rash and cowardly q pro eeeding. We
must not, however PREJUDICE their conduct
the occasion; but the blood of those who fell calls
lonely for prompt inve into every circumstance
connected With the melancholy affair." and apparently at
least wan'on massacre
The following so far as we have been abo to ascertain
is complete list or the killed and wouuded:-pster Gil
LEI pie clerk in Mr. JohnsOns shot through the
bead with musket ball and mortally wounded, although
ave when left (since reported dead), Crosby,
clerk relative OF MIR. Tyre, Of Tyre Calquehsn Co.
shot through the heart and cied instantly James Hutch
inson, cousin If Mr. Hutchinson the builder, killed;
Mr. Adams Of the City Councillor shot through the
lungs and nortay wounted; Mr.. ONeu, shot through
the body and expected recover; Master Wallace lad
of IA years Of age severely wounded Mr.. Clark book
keeper at Lyman Co. =, shot through the foot with
musket ball, MIR. Hilbert, Of Long Point also shot
through the foot with musket ball. lad, nephew Of
Mr. Joseph Mckay of St. Paul street, shot through the
leg; M Patrick Guy, shot through the heel with
ket ball; Mr.. Chiproan Of the National Loan Fond
wounded in the tide: Mr. McGrath, of Thornas No
Grath shot through the body, and killed; Mr. Hudson
tone eutter killed beautiful little boy five years
Id, shot through the leg, and broke the BONE Me-
stevenson, formerly Of the Post Office, severely
wounded in the shooldsr; unknown man killed
80 in rbe boure ef IN MoDSnDell; Mr. Sydney Jones
aebtly wouBdhd ~ muskst ball in the hand lad,
pose osub not fssDn. wounded TO
ate the annpu tatou a sf his legs in the Mon
.-sleIal PosFtaI and h poe expected to recover.
: Whers whose sAuh not learn, were more
nlur ed At the time wxi<e all ia quiet in the
rfis ia q strong grad Of the Twenty sixth regi-
~ Lawrence Hall and a. the Mayors residence,
- -ae cts are patroed by mounted artillerymen.
THE LATEST.
MONTREAL, June 10-Noon.
A LET, but another disturbance is expected
tot ven persons killed last evening, and six
mort a,nded; ten otherwise injured There is
much, - here. The Mayor is universally
deDnea s,dsripg the troops to fire without sufficient
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