The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-09-07

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tho attitude OF delivering an ad1rsss he right hsud
rrstipg on two scrolls with the words Tho Compro
mise }" and his LETT hand raised. By hts sic Was
eiooe. Va A. the rsversc q the bsnnsf were the Gun,
balatoe tho dove and olive branch the ark after .he
mood the RAINBOW, bee hive, serpent, tsnt, stsn,
eon1a With An open Bible aad an hour gtss rest
ng On IT, bush with the AL seeiag Ego, patriarch
IN The attitude Of praysr, &c. On the bottom zero
tae words rs great, s msoly to disdain disguise:
hthows our split OF |, proves our strength" Toe
whole was surmounted By q likeness Of NJ Clay.
route selected. until resoning Military Hall, where
collation. was TO have been served. bat owing 70
some Misunderstanding, very little preparation bad
oet 2 mace, and the majority Of them were unable
The Mzrsry then gives the details Of the riot,
(Which wore publishedi in yesterdays HxRALD,) and
concludes a. fotlows;-
stamina, and their appearance WAS re narksby doe.
Enere Wa no disposition for disorder among them,
and during the day we did not observe drunken
man IN tic procession. All clsss-s Of our citizens
pr sent this occasion and regret that they should
hsvt suffered an attack Ia our city. Odu lag,
however, We regretted 70 observe, and thas was tht
nearly the whole bodJ were AIMED with pistols, ss
II trey an icipateo an attack. These ware fra
queDtly fired Oh, after tbe procession had reformed
and before the disturbance occurred.
II is time that II should be fully understood Ia
tbs city that any bodJ OF men. anu any association
may parade through our streets without the slight
est danger Of ihsuls or attack. The evidence Is
constantly accommodating upon us that befMe tue
procession iearhed the place Of riot, there was de-
Termination to attack them, and we arc among
thCte who are as ready to condemn such action in
one GLASS OF men a. another. We would raise our
voice as loudly against any disturbance OF CAtho-
c as Of Protestant proce ssi0n, foe the principle
Of freedom secures equal liberty to sll. The Dc.
struciicn Of the German st,olic Churc1 was an
unfortunate sffair, but there is abundant evidence
that some who originated the attack we're at the
time within Ii.
Two sersons were arrested at the Market street
depot after te societies bad left, on the affidavit Of
Roger Do0gterty, as being the ones who arst broke
open TIE doors of the Catholic church, aud beirg
otherwise engaged in the riot O0e Of them WAS
named John q. Cowsn, Of the Seventeenth ward
poll G, New York. b. biongitg TO one Of the assocta
toDs He vas left behind By some ans, and, 1t Is
said. Was arrested merely on suspicion. before any
charae had been made. He declared himself en-.
5000, by parties in this .ity. TIE other person
arrested is named Edward Hall, also OF New York,
but not connected with any Of the societes. An In
eff ctual attempt to rescue him was made at the
depot, and he was committed In default Of b all.
DEATH OF M'cARrHY.
We learn that Thomas Mccarthy, the person shot
Ia the abdomen, died shout half psst tea O'Clock
last eyeui1g. Corooer's jury vii! investigate: TO
We understand that the others wounded are not
considered In any danger.
Partscul .rs Of the Riot.
[From the NewaJk DAILY Advertiser Sept 8.l
Ono Of the most Amentabis consequences flowing from
the mingng Of politics and religion which commenced
at early sge and has continued tho present ume
occurred IN our usuA pcaceaoe city ye terday This
cton has ioog since been seen be
entirely 10 gst rid Of this prolific Of strife
boodsked The religion of peace s unhapply made the
occsson Of contention and var When win this root Of
from huva nd thA
unnatural copnec Ion engineered between tue aars of
governnents whose ruling srincpe is force aud those
be two ,hirgs more uniise-ths genius Of ..,s forT
btrg compulsory; the later, spont.ne,u9 couyicso
Force, winch constituted the merits OF th; ous tss.
away NIL the merit flom .hs sther.
BNs there coprce OF trouble Ia matters o sQious
fatn situated be ud its fusion w,th secular
ment. Mis found in the h,ughsy assumption Of abso
lutte ihfn)liby In any sect examination whstcvcr
This arrogant mgr dient L. w. which ~mpiters Chstiaa
hearts renders Them exclusive overbeariag, intoict
no, OF persecution The times sottentng perhaps
this respect Ia surely need OF IL Bat the
everlasting mischief must taken oat OF religious be
lief before tbs world wiT can, rossibly b. very
pleasant one to live I'M or man can reaby become the
brother of man.
There riotous disturbances Of the public peace
ip this country till within lev yenrs, the re.
crnt vast tmigrant importation Our advice, the
present circums h that mcn should not take Of
fer fr trHes be hasty TO resent oven condera
Die provocaon The reader is that these remarks
so suggeetd BY the deporaoe outrsgs perpetAted yes
foune in another part OF the paper We not pretend
positively, to dec,de what set II men tas gaity
Nor IL 1t necessary Indeed 1t u quite decoecus to do
sc now, while the subject under ooii investigation.
He whoever ne is, to whatever party he may belong
WHO threw the first stone responsible in the eve Of
justice fer The consequences and duplicates besides the
eau OF compsny which encourages excuses protests
him.
after nl the preseut dcrlorable AZ t s
ought TO occupy thoughts awaken anxietes
Is.thn the present posture Of whse american popu
NuA hAkur
itn What IL to be donA TO pre- the peace OF our
cites and large townss They resy appssr to be little
tin. Worse than the feuds Of the Cap lets and Moa.
tagus are raging all around aud If but bites his
thumb" as IN Italy or thro ~ stone at procession,
ss yesterday nsiderAbe portion Of the floating
munty bursts iato fame at once.
shall these things and such these. be suffered
Must not stringent laws enforce that quiet which
such people a. we have now among a. are psent
or unwilling to maintan? Shall toe ancient eradges Of
Eurcpe be fed fat here on thi. late peaceful msri
gent pub c the bes ana largest part Of which have
Dolhing to gain by street braws and civil mmotion.
from The forbearance only OF bulles and row
dies but such as sober mon, and women and children
Gun relp on.
seciety sleepng volcano TO which II is unsafe
for msn to commit his family while he IL necessarily
absent week day. Peace and safety property and
compact viii be broken and society fail Of ts great end
We call for order sure stable permanent
In reference to the commencement Of the riot OPT
nicn can be justly formed from the present floating
rumors - to whore the culpsbiy Of originating the
disturbance belongs 1t has been currently ported that
there persons stationed inside the church. but the
officiating clergy man earnestly protests that this is
wholly untrue and that he quietly dining without
any knowiedge Of the disorder, ii he was alarmed BY
the Loi.e Of destrucron
The Coropers Jury organized In the hall Of the court
house this morn ng having been refused admission to
the court ro,ms; but the testimony taken thus far
throws no new Light on the case.
:, The le:diog member. Of the csthoio clergy, Rev.
M.tss Moran and McQuaid, attended the investigation
this morning, with counsel for the purpose Of ecting
full and impartial investigation OF all the PARTICULARS
but the jury thus far feel Il to be heir duty confne
themselves simply TO the immediate Of McCarthys
death, leaving the ger era. nve tgaton "a to the origin
Of the riot TO other authorties II is certain that
mel her pubic feeling justi,e will bs satisfied With
out such thorough examination will show where the
guilt telongs