Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-06-14
FROM CAEADA.-H!GHLY IMPORTANT
operate ARRAY BETWEEN ROMAN CATHOLIC 49,.

FROM CANADA HIGHLY IMPORTANT
DESPERATE ARRAY BETWEEN ROMAN CATHOLIC AZ, ;,
,TEsTASTs "a
Ercih1ncnt al 1I0nirtai- GdrG-:is Lecture anal
Zion Church Riot and Loss of Lie - u.
MONTREAL June g-Thr Montrea! Herald Of ,bis >,
ing contains the following particulars Of lie RIOT and o
chilly loss OF lie al Father Ga'azzis Anti.Cuuic
Ut Zon's Church, Inst evening.
AS ascertained Signrr GayaZZi met numerous ,r4,
IN Zon's Church halfpast o'clock, d. yesirrdo".
Many Of respectable citiZchs, with their ,nr
were present ibuut hii-rast ! O'Clock vent u" z
DIOR of the Church, where wc found Captain Ema,i,,
with strong posse OF police some ~ or SO men,
AT this tur, and for abou, hall an hour after prauo
wild ragged looking men were assembled around The
Of the church. and different points between III. rbr
and Nj Gill street. We mixed freely among those moo
and cunvesed with more Than one OF those VINO are II
.idered the leaders of the Irish Catholic party ". al
assured by them that they had only the yrounI
use their influence 10 prevent disturbance and that
might rest satisfied thu lecture would pass oil quietly
We were not, however satisfied with the aspect of aE
and remained on the ground. Al about quarter of o.
O'clock band of ru;flans, we learn Cor, although in ST.
we we're al 100 great distance 10 see more than that 81
eral melee had taken place. attacked and ove'powet
police Captain Ermatinger received severe wound on !
head and proceeded 10 force their way into the church
which body of Is or 20 repused them-several shots
guns and pistols being fired from both sides.
The assaulling party were ciecually rou.ed--,w,
three OF their number left deed or severely w0unte
the ground but were shortly afterwards removed IN ca.
their friends Soon after this occurrence, company o
10Th Cameronians marched from Craig sirect sRd i
drawn up between the engine house and that street
All seemed quiet, and remained until abou, nm,
past O'Clock 81 about which time - ctua was col
died. and the audience inside the churches had ber,n
for home. Al This time the troops were marched A..
Craig street, and took their position 10 two lines ar
Radeyonde stee-o line nearly opposite Zlon's CHI
and the other hundred PAGES nearer Craig street
good deal OF houng and noise prevailed q, This IL
and on The Mccall street side Of Craig street some g
bance with the lowest line of troops occurred aut "a
three shots fired In other respects all seemed ,s
able
We were at this time al tho corner OF ST. J,mes ST.
and McGl street. and had clear and distinct view q. Il
troops and OF The people in their immctile vicinity T.
We saw no violence on tho part OF The MOB Nothing X
deed, out tha people hnuyng from tie church. wnr L,
our utter astOnshmen we heard and ,ha iroon. q
two distinct running vo!leys among those who seemed II
peaceabe citizen. T.
Thinking il high time 10 atten! 20 own safety IL
beat rapid retreat from this apparent scene % wlnto II
uncaed for slaughter. This, We feel is not the time IL
press The Indignation with which we saw British Ii
deliberately shoot down our peaceful and unotentH2
citizens.
We were lar OF 10 speak personally Of The coaiH
The Mayor and Of the officers by whose orders the, Il
fred but ii correctly informed by those VIVA y
IN The spot, there nothing 10 Justify rash AMI coz
IS proceeding We NUT mol, however, rre-jgipe
conduct the occnsion but the blood of 'ss WI III
calls loudly for prompt investigation into every c.
stance connected with the melancholy afi snt apoa.
II ieasi, wanton massacre.
The luiVwlng 80 far as have been able 10 asccrs l.
complete
LIST or KILLED AND WOUNDED
Peter Gillespie, Clerk Mr.. Johns"ns store, shot n:
The head with IEuskr' bal! and mortality ~ornted alL
dive when We lc -(slncc reported drahlE Cresoy ~
! relative Of Mr.. Tyre Of Tyre, C,Iquyaon 4 Co III
through The heart and died !Est,n'y.
james Hutchinson. cousin II VI. Hutchinson. The n
n kic; Mr. ftGms son .: the Cay CnunculD. n
Inc ug, the lungs. ami MORALLY &ounard Mr.. oE
,hot through ts body, and .Zpcctcd 10 recnvcri Nt
Clark book KEEPER &, IS l. mans . Co.'S, shot III on
with n,uskct ball; Mr.. HILBERT y! Long Pom, u
shot through the Ioo Wall; musKrt bni lad, nrphf3
Mr. Joseph Mckay of ST. PGul street shot through N:
'lr. Patrick GUY shot through The heri with muse
'ir Chapman 81 .ne Rational Loan Fond, "cUnted L
dc; Mir McGa;h, son Of ihos. McGtah, shU. Ih'o0.Et
ody and killed.
A Mr. Hudson sonecutter was killed. a beang 1
ny, five Yeas ii age snOt through he !.G $50
he Oon', IL Ste-onson. formerly OF The Poet 0tic- /
everty wounded IN he shoulder; unknown mar }
ii ed-t!cd in the house OF Dr. McDonnclI h
Nj Sydney jones sl. hi!y WOUNDED In the hsrc ~
nLskrt BAH I'D, whose VIZ could MOI learn Il
guundui 70 nrCcBsair tho ampu stJn II one OF h.
n hu Montreal Genera! Hospital ri is ~" expec,rtoy
orer. Many others whose cases we could not eafh
lurc or less Injured.
AL Tic time we write all is quiet il Inc city there
trong gnard Of the twcntysxth regiment al the ST
encr Hall and al the Mayors residence and tho stree,
IN trQIrd BY mounted sr'ilIerymer
MONTREAL June lU.-Ihe papers OF this city gemtt3
ourmn The firing o! the troops a. having 'aksn place n
Just Seven persons killed, eleven ~out4
Most of them scvec!y and many others slightly hurt ~
il; Is guarded b. The military, aud everything now "a i
uet, tu: great feeling prevails among The people b
MONTREAL JrSE l2ih.-An Immense meeting @rf$ IL
r.i. Resolutions wrrc passed inviting Giyat :.
ounue his ct lectures and tenounclng the %
" the ine;::c!GECy q! The police Givaz2 II Is "a
rtaru from N.w York and comply with the teqa.
ne':ing The excitement is Intense 0utra9es con-:
~ committed,
ACCIDENT TO Gen. HEOTr.-He rc2rst e T. IS.
NAT Gen. Scol wirh accident las, night y " dr
kelv 10 prove somewhnt serious. As he wa h-slH. "
H. Fifth avenue between sin aud 9th streets, nhnGt h
H. stumbled ngains, tagging stone that had bren n Co
bore the surrounding pavement, and ti! head'ong ri
SISTED promptly by gentlemen who happrne. u
ear and taken home. When they offered 10 suppGE Y
" the arm, he said "Donl touch that, believe Il FL
EN-" His face also badly bruised though We hi1a DO
ct learned oil the particulars Tho night quitfS
nd the irrCgularity in the pavement was MOI visible
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