The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-01-18

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rad it nothing than they dsssvyei, for they
had down for the Avowed purpose OF doing vosns
Aequiesced and sAid thought 1t WAS right too was
represented that they had come down with arms, 60.
and going to hang people Aad breat windows,
thought they ought TO be handei pretty roughly asked
il there was much resistance he replied there aud
some had to bs marched into tho wktchhonse with re-
volyers at the back o. their head Did not describe the
resistance he did say he assisted In thrustipg six men
into the house and three fell down. Had conversation
with Capt Luksns agreed with the state Of Judge
told him. however that supposed the Gerina as DID
not like him be said he did not ore long he did
his duty said that he walked along bst ind with
revolver In his hand in srres, ing those men he thought
his doirg his duty as Judge thought ths arrange
m, nu OF Capt Lukens web planned and he concur
red in them said that the orders OF Capt Luksns
very imperative that each policeman should bring Ia his
man or die; said il must have been great STAMPED
Judge S replied yss-hsd bats enough to AL hogs
head. -..... .f....s+ !.
way, he would have enough to do to try the case
asked Judge 8, If he really though these msn would
attack the Bshops house. iujurs Bedin be said it
around The Cathedral and Il ons little boy would per
chance break window II might create a riot.
Samuel Stokes s~orn-Am in Western Railway ohlcs;
reside on Ninth street, east OF Plum was ct home
Chr mai night the attack Of the police the pro-
cetsicn when arrived At ths door the greater part of
had reached PLAN street, and heard . voice. 'pitch
into them boys" the procsA ion turned and . number
fell down. previous TO this pistol AIRED by man on
the Intersection the South aide; he had star his
breast and fifteen twenty shots red SUCCESSFULLY
,hrnen passed ana caught an old man who was
walking along pesoeaby Tar as could see; he asked
what he had done Waterman replied roughly along,
and struck him hard blow the head with . mace
end knocked him down the procession very orderly
and quiet several struck In the street. don't know
who gave the blows the pistols fred nearly all to-
gether; ths procession assaied they re-
treated without hesitation and some fled down An alley
near my house; there was general yell and hurrAh
came from the party who attacked the procession.
Cross szAninsd-Am not positive . 70 the language
advance vas made before the pistols we're fred.
Ernest Ramelsr Afhrmed-Was with his lady and child
It the Ffssm.ns Hall and was on the south Sidewalk
Plum Ninth; heard the firing; was then struck
and arrested Waterman Lewis Drager struck in the
Was taken to the vatchhouse; my wife lying in
insenSible the pavement when was Srrestsd; my
child ten ysa old laid down with her mother abe was
tIAmpled down by the crowd; saw . watchmAn with .
mtrs his head and abusing the prisoners Drager
and talked with him and Dr.gsr said tell It jus, Is it
said am sorry was among them.
DR.. Bauler, sworn-sAw the procession corner OF
Ninth and walnut there was no PsItou.. noise; walked
succession after the front was attacked heard shout
then voly Of shots from the north side of Ninth
knocked down of Ninth and Plum, and most
shockipgly abused; saw two men have hold OF man,
and ore other came up behind the prisoner and pushed
sorry cannot identify the watshran the conduct of
the vatchmen Ia the cells WAS disgusting; they acted
like manacs they jumped and halloed and seemed to be
in great joy their victory old not 90 into the watch
house; thought II best to be of 1t was quiet process
zion except that necessarily made By body Of msn not
ferenade Judge Spooner after the last election
Benjamin Myers, sworn-was arrested before the riot
In they beat very bad; q Gilman strike at
don't know whether he struck any not
his name is Patrick Gallagher.
speak ofthe ARRAY that night Mr. Carroll Smith, and
Mr. Evans spoke OF it, Smith raid he there and old
his duty Evans said he ere had pistol and fred
it during the fight said they ORC ered there.
Cross eIsmined-Carioll shot in the ARRAY in the
leg just alto tie knee
william Bosley sworn--ConverEed with officer Alfred
Schuyler in regard to The STRAY said be did not know what
he 70 40 until hs saw the procession he had arrested
his mar and took him to the wachhouse; his prisoner
drew knife upon him, and he knocked IL cut o! his
hand.
night BE was selected as the leader Of the process
which owed from the Frsemen's Hall to Turner's
Hall and thence to Ninth street Was selected IS .
committee from the Freemen to go to the wAtchhouse,
to zee the wounded men, and make some prepa.
ratons for their relief, and arrested on the
saw twelve vatchmsn standing At the doors: he was
about to tell them what he came for, and or took
him BY the neck and one by the acs and dragged him
into the wachkouse and another ttruck him In the back
which took his breath-snd heard the words The door
keeper Of the Freeman's Hail." tall long slim man
standing in front OF him, in the inner room he said
something and then he push Sd into Of the cells
He ponte Gap ain Lukers the tall slim Was
for some time rsensbe account OF nst being able to
get hs breath. As the 6rst transpArercy fell
holding pistol and nre Captain Lukers Hred ths pistol
Tremendous cheering, and cries of Pat him doTnw
The ball did not take effect; In moment after the rst
shot, there many shots red that he could not
the stars OF the police for the smoke end powder;
as years of age saw Clercus fair but did moi know who
struck him. cannot lee, what po,eme were there
that pght.
Cross examined-H.d belt on and pistol in it.
Direct resumed-Pstol not loaded had left 1t to
it repaired and got it from Mr. SrAunurzer did not
hear any threat Of vorc against Bedin or to do any
violence upon any property; had seen Captain Luhens
several times before. Court Adjourned.
The BedinI Excitement In New Orleans.
PREPARATIONS FOR A RIOT AND BLOODsHED.
From the New Orleans Crescent, Jan. 81
We little dreamt when wrote notice OF the Bediui
riots in Cincinnati to awake in the morning and nnd the
pasered with fery red pacard, exhorting in four diff
erent languages our people to give Cardinal Bedn when
vsish tbe brewsrs Of gave TO Hs,psu Vi
The English portion III English it be cAled) Of this
lawless document is literally - follows
sIsNoR BEDINI, THE BUTCHER OF BOLOGNA!
sas iy 1.si
s .as 'if Ct Fl
ss ct 81 a @ @ Il ss
s.ps h. TED viii s snSf b.
SsvSY 'sys I s n s
London against Haynaug
Then comes in Frerch the suboinea appeal to tae pas
sions OF that nAttop.-
SIGN. BEDINI, HORROR HORROR
Arrival OF the Bedn of the assassin Of Boognat
- Of the hangmAn OF Ugo Basi
Cd IL l h. sa psn
ment he caused him TO be srangd He women
and children This is the monster who walking in triumph
through towns TO brave u.s. "Lo
tits thus the frents Of liberty should be reAed Men
Lave hearts friends Of humanity freemen will you safer
this suffer Of the people this sudacous wretch proAne
our soil No You will treat him men treat . wild
beast TIE people 81 London chasised HaynAu the people
Of New Orleans will chastise Bedini.
Next comes, in Italian, the folio wing
ITALIANS
The renegade my lord Bsdn the assassin OF URo Bass
the berayer ofthe liberties Of Italy, is about arrive ia
New OrleAns lliAns receive him as IT. Do ytur duty
Then follows like inhsmmAtory exhortation ia the
language Of Germany and addressed to her usually good
and kindly people, In the hope Of stirring them up to
ampe upon our Ia Tvs and the lives AL such good citi
zers a will defend those laws TO the death