The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-08-15
THE RIOT AT ST. LOUIS.

which hsve changed the fa,o ~ 81. Louis during /
two days, mskiug 1t rsseuble Paris during tate
o. siege rather than We tiny snd Industrious COM
mercal metropolis OF the Western World, are still
the topics which ri ed dsest to every ip, ADJ alb
so the attention oi c,',zens to tue exclusion
OF svery other.
During e day, conpa q i've peace reigus, though
the little knuts ar ana The ners of the streets,
engaged 10 earD.s. discussion. aud the anxious and
the excite looks ~ tie c, zen- evidence the exs-
teDce Of come UNUSUAL g-ncy. N'ghtfaii, thus
far tnce tire ir-t M eak hts been the signal Tor
the enewal OF prepara ops for oefeuce on one naod
ard attack Tho Ut -t-ps have been TAX N 70
restore peace to distracted CON nunity; how lac
thy Will prove sue .ssiti II yet 70 be seeu
Our streets srs lacUdrd Nth the following -
nOut oemepts, which give as uart OF the history
OF the lameLtsble which are passing ar 'und
rs now
TO THg PUBLIC.
His Honor the bssc having hard that many OF the
eitigena we're uu the that arcs aad smuunt
ten had been plso.d tn. College and It Patrcks
Churco aud bievag TIN, such su PRESTON was cal
culao produce eSc,tem- aud Ill feelings In the pub
&c ind he de- ued exp@ rrnt to sppout committee
80 sscetso whether there any grounds for enter
tanning the b. it-f toat had been provided was
suplo,cd he underrign.d s~re appointed; aud they
tate pleasure In stats nat they searched most thor
lnd sIms ammunition, and they satisfied that
there arr no ount FOR bell wing that thng In the
nature If arms or ammunition concesled either Of
said Churches lbe reversed gentlemen in charge oil
said chu ch.s exceeded n IN fully every facility to
tho Commute TO ipsr,e comp'ese and full search
Tie G. lnmitt&e satisfied that thu Archbishop
anxious that tine should be rnsde AMI, -
evic cue. Of the fact n,'son he following letter.
august o. 1854 n J EATON,
nv. DRAR sRS-csplain Hutson has called on me, at
tie suFee sou Of MAY Hos, 20 state that rumors are
circulated Of belpg vrvidei la ST pa'rick's Church.
about it and he ,hi hal such report altogether
BY Committee appointed by ,he Mayor It,,icg toe
church publishing he.db - ~ the rsspl 81 As
you viii aora the commits. every facility for satisfying
themselves positively Oh mis- subject would also beg
aye suggest 10 you and tho other cergyma Of the
CHURCH that |. would be W. II visit such parts Of your
district "a excitement prevail in and end-avcr to
sAy the apprehensions that may exist Ia crisis like
the present the only Of restoring utility 10
hands Of The authorities, Or Of those whom they may
call 10 their Assistance. remaia, Rev SIR your
oheis.nt servant PEER RICH ARD
August ., 1854 Archbishop of st Louis
TO THE CATHOLICS OF ST. LOUIS
The ondcrsigoed mort earnestly recommends those Of
the Ca o. he ci, who may no. be actively en-
Fioy cd in operating vi their fellow citizens pre-
serirg order, 20 remain much possible, Ia their
hon es, TO avoid Assembling the streets, aud giving
eteci 10 false and * ggera ei rnmor aad to rely
the measures taken general meeting citizens
hsa this day for the restoration and Of the
$. Louis, Aug 0, 1854 Archbishop Of St. Louis
The following order sas issued yesterday after
NOTICE TO PARENTS AND GUARDIANS.
whereas, there Is buieve that much Of the
dsordey conduct ". ch for the past days has pre-
vailed through the city, has been promoted sad en-
cotragsd by u thinking boys Parents guardians
earnestly urged to Keep all minors under their control
within ssors after u O'Clock ALI found out after
loving ordsr desiring the restoration OF
peace to our city requested avoid assembling in
e'o"'s or numbers IN an, part Of s tie city zow
N. J. EA7os, Chief Special Police. ""'o'
August 9th, 1854.
ARREST OF RIOTERS.
large number of arrests we're made night before
laet chiefly for disturbance Of t1e pc see aud rioing
Yesterday forenoon there were 6fty seven cases on
the Recorders docket, only thirteen Of which were
disposed o. Among those arrested for rioting we
notice the naUes Of TIE following persons:--
William R. Dennison. Philip Pc ter, Tim,thy LIZ.
Chapman. Thomas Welsh, Thomas Bell, Patrick
Hickey, Thomas Da,lum, Patrick O'Neal John
Doyle. Thomas Knowles, P. H. Fitzgerald, John
Ganns, James LaaoiDs, Thomas Smith. Francis
DisTURBERs OF THE PEACE
David Ryan, disc a ged; James NJ. Sanders, case
Snntinped; Thomas Cochran. case continued James
WiaiAk FL ed $50; George West, fined $50; George
Gait lined $40; Edwa'd Kelley, case continued;
Richard AlJard, fined $50; John Lody, iued $40;
Pat Leach, continued: Pat Sage fined SIS; P. Green
do. Charles j. hrson, in-d $lO Pat Hester case
ntinued; Elias rnompsoa. d,sch aged; A. C. Dona,
hoe, fined IS; Anthony Haley, case conuaue 1; WIN.
John Murphy do cs a0 s 5ss
do John Blake. do; Oven McCarty, do; John
6hepperd. do; George McGinns, d !; Ernest Ebert,
do; Humphrey Hobdeil. do; Thomas A. May, do;
Pat Bsiger, do E. Thompson. do; Thomas r. Har
man, fred 500.
This is formidable array OF rioters and disturb
ems OF the pea e the most Of whom the law has yet
to deal with. The cases of rot,ng will most likely
be sent before the Grand Jury, and the offenders
made to stand their trial for the State Prison.
TUX KILLED AND WOUNDED.
According 10 the most reliable statements eight
or ten persons have been killed, and eight or ton
seriously uuded. According to our lust OF killed
and wour dec-and .e believe IL as correct as any
but eight persons have been killed, and only three
or four any ways dangerously wounded or the
cc "a a;ov halo
70 the cabal boa Burltpgtou Daniel Mulligap living
near the corner OF seventh and Bidde Streets ihn
GaIvey, kikd on Morgan street, between Mio
and thc levee Th, mas Suyrer, barkeeo er in the
Sixth ward; - Smith found dead bear the inter
section Of Seventh ana Biddle streets; Morris Lee,
on tie corner Of Grten aud Sixth and f. r. vio-
LETT, msyha,t There ore number wounded, but
Lct TO exc' ed three or four dangerously
Lieut. F.aly, of TIE night police, was insensibe
yesterday fr,m wounds on the head. His re ,overy
u doubtful. John Nelson. shot at the corner Of .
arm may have 70 undergo amputaton. Michael
DerDord is severely stabbed. Mr.. Michael has
severe wouni 10 The thigh. Taos Ferguson. A. s.
1ice, Antonio Htaly, John Holiday, John Dougher-
y, John Flanagan, Patrick Kinney, - Poet,
jackson Fowler, and Jas. Russell are among the
~ouhdeo, but not considered dangerous
LIST or HOUSES MoBBEp.
Isces-San Francisco House, corner Of Locust
andSLesaNentire CONTENTS demolished; Indopen-
dence House, No. Is, do; Ohio House, between Lo-
clss and Vine, do; New Orleans Coffee House,
doors and windows broken; p. Kelly. bar room, No.
81, doors and windows broken and contents de-
stro< ed John C"xs bar room, corner of Green, do.
+. K.nnedy's bar room, do; r. Sbsrkys bar room,
do; 7. N. Gnth's bar room, do; W. Hughes bar
ropp, No. 80, 90; w. Blu ler's boarding house,
doors and WINDOWS broken; pains shop. M. 81. do;
J. Crowey's bar room, No. e6, contents destroyed;
Goauen's Home bar room and boarding house,
No. 81. DO: NJ Rsbilly's bar room, corner Of Nor
gan d.; st. Paul House, windows and doors broken
No. l02, boarding house, DO.
hon Styea.-' Plea uuc" lar room, corner o.
Morgan contents entirely destroyed; w. Hughes
bsr room. do; bar room No. 2l5, do.
Second Stsai.-Soms four o. i've Irish boarding !
houses the doors aud windows Of which wero |
stoned, and one c.mp.etely riddied.
GseeN STREET - Betw on Fifth and Sixth. eleven |
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