The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-06-10
gHE ANU.GAyAzzI .VXCIVEMENT IN CANADA.
The PaASe BIobbed In G -
The Tncops Called Out.
Upon In MontIeal-One
Four Five Wounded.

| DETAILA7 OF THH RIOT IN eonD"o
SPECIAL ooRRnsi oSDEscx 'o1- -
| ouxnpc Juas 7, 1862
The Padre Gsvazzi a ave his second lsctur' '' ''
day evening" which occasion there was
row.
s nIaoe has ha.r h retofore celebrated for tho good
fsy,o which " persons of different esgtous
belief, who have lived toee ner Oh .erms :" .ae 80
.o,a.y+x Tr. n.-,n.s have been carried awaV SO
"a, h. u;s~;da .,.s. as 70 invite this maa l,re
~ so,v .,,,n~ :, A.. 49,. = religious dscord, have
great deal to answer for.
Gevazzi's frst lecture CIV On on '"e1.s e'
A IN. Ms,boa;.. h.I - assed off quietly. The
trustees Of that o. ftablskment, hoWever sos.0'p"e
some such proceeding uBfort.n a'e'y i '"A' po''
refused hn the Of it for his como eo'uo "u0"'
accordingly, arranged to take p ea' 'ns NO" f
Church Of Scotland, called Chalmersc nurch-
A large crowd Of persons had con sceeo ou.sao .ne
building, the greater part being boys sn'
novelty Of seeing priest dressed in 'he garo Oh 'ns
eccesiastos Of the Romish Church, TINS oatnohe
community, Addressing congregation h rro'ssssn'
church.
The lecture proceeded quietly enough u sDou' n.n
Though vben G.xa,v; cb.roed ~. pa,,. Catholic
priesthood Of Ireland being the promota ana INC
heads Of the Rband Society in ireland wheu, Vooe I'M
medately under the pulpit sung out, 'Its NO. 'ns
Roman Catholic c,erox b.x. .Iv.v. mt \ and
preached against RibaEdism." Shouts rosy, uom IA
parts Of the building of sPut him cut" ost I'M
nedately shout heard the outside sA soon
after a Iush was mada irto tha c,,nrch nv "a
TIVE individuals who diract.d ,h,;r co,,rca- mme
diately towards the pulpit. On the stops .ne
pulpit, the approach to which was by - nar
row passage on each side, the PADRES s,css ~
and some others posted, and together .tn
the Padre himseR succeeded in keeping the assak or
some time at bay; but few having climbed The y
seners desk in front attacked the Padre in the
pushed him violently on to the ground At this opoA
tune momest, the police rushed into the church rn
saved him from further injury than in herdAu
another in the face The police csnduoted him down
stairs to the basement of the building he remrsA
secure until the arrival Of the troops when he was unAv
their escort conducted To the hotel
In the meantime, the greater part Of the mob being:
denied entrance into the the CT were
projected by the police vented their rage by
stones into the building but having been cir.
cnsted that the object of their vengeance ad
they withdrew, without offering fursher volenoe
singing some sea song. On their way, they the-
troops, whom they cheered, and passed aeug the
House of Assembly, then in session; arriving opsots
which, demand made for the ppearance Of George
Brown, the member for Kent, who, it said invited
Gsvazzi here As the member did not accept their In
vitatop to out to them. they went home thsi
residences in Champlan ward and the city ascnmed ts
usual quiet appearance in hour or two,
The citizens OF all religious denominations regret this
who provoked 1t. The Sheriff. W. S. Sc we'll, who iutro-
duced Gavazz to the Quebec audience his first lecture
is very much blamed, being public officer.
j. Mcguire. Esq. the police magistrate, severely
hurt by fau received the Gacs hastening
troops to the CITADEL Some Of our citizens who msa-
beaten severely among whom A. c. Buchansa
emigration agent Robert Shaw, also sergeant
tery, and Gsvazzis secretary The latter, said
in dangerous state. STADACoNA.a