The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-01-22
TEE PoPE's MUMcIo.
Gath ering OF Irish Citizens ArounSbst. Pat
rick's Cath, draI, IHc., ON Friday niaht.

Gath ering OF Irish Citizens Arounbst. Pat
rick's Cath, draI, &c, ON Friday night.
On account OF the report published Friday afternoon
In the Extra Bda der Reform, that there going to be
PROCESSION Of the " Know Nothipgs" in front Of the
Arcbishops resdence 10 Mott street there was great
excitement among the Catholic portion Of citssps
The srread hrolg hout the city that the Ger
man citizsns Italians and "Know NothiDgs" wore to
express their regard for the Nuncio by burning him in
efigy before tho Archsishops house, where he WAS
derstood to be stopping.
Upon repairing TO this spot about IL o'clock Friday
night, hundrsds Of Irishmen found oongrsgatsd
around the different cornsr armed and pped for any
emergency
They reaous in their praise OF his Holiness the
Pope, Arohbishop Hughes, and the blssssd Nuncio,
Addressing the frat squad the following dialogue took
place
gregsted togethsrW
"Surs and the Dutch and Know Nothinss are going to
burn straw man here to night"
"GoiDg to burn straw mans Well am sure there is
nothing SO horrible In setting Are to bandls OF straw
that should call forth much Indignation o. Is here
manifested" /"
Faith, and they're going to burn Bsdni In eisy and
they'd better think twice before they do the dirty
black guards"
"Who are going TO do al thsV
The damned Dutch II Ia thats going to do IT, Aud
faith and they wont go homo with the story they
| come here can tell 'em that, now"
How many Of you there ready to cessud the Nun.
clio from this attack r'
There sre Thousands OF within call II they try to
burn the Cathedral they will fnd sharp shooters
behind them walls" Polnting to the walls around the
| CathsirAl)
"wby you dom. suppose they are going to burn your
churches do your"
"suie and We wouldn't trust 'sm out OF our sight
Faith and they burn all our churches If they can"
Them Know Nothpgs,' too, have got haad in this
Affair."" said another o. the group
"Fath, Pat, and they know sothin il they come
here; Gan tell 'sm thst"
"sure, Nike, but they'll feel somsthiuy I've got them
big shot in my pocket and be asy now f don't give
some of the biscbguards the benefit o. them" Gsrs
tie epoksspan exhibited large shot Iouch an5 SAID he
had pistols though hs showed
"why sre you armed with frearmsf" "
"You don't catch rshmsn AISLE. 30 easy II the L,
know Nothngs' here they will IL armed
andl DON how they know It. We they've
got their spies all around here and they mighty lucky
II they cont get their bones broke" Ths intcrro
gator Of tho compsuy perceived for the rst that
he ,assuspectsd being spy of he Know -Noh,ngs
"You must know that such resistance as you SPEAK
OF all; be attended with bloody resultsn
"A devil bit DO for that The fault in at their
door turs. We may have the rst otitr We wont
yield IN Inch, sarg ont dossn I'VE Just As gocd
AmGics ns as ary 0, ttem; il they here make
disturbance they VII go home with broken heads; that's
all"
Passing on 20 aro.her g;oup another 90 ner the
same feeling was manifested amorg them, and the
aame dialogue took place The companies rang frsm
haKa dczen 70 ave. ct the various street
around the cathedral As sLNtsd In the above dialogue
sone .mArhcd that there thousands within cali
bat this had to believe Perceivns by out
emsss that suspected OF being hs SPY OF the
,thngs considered this Mt OF
bling on hand, made to have effect upon the OBJ
| nexous party which We werc supposed to hail from
There wero perhaps, some two three hundred abou
the Archbishop's residence, and doubt many we're
armed Bat We are happy to cay, no demonstration OF
anJ Kind was made or thought Of and procession
appeared up to three O'Clock on Saturday morning. At
this hour al Of the bsgorens retired to their homes
no doubt feeling they had been hoaxed BY false rumors
and rejoicing that their services needed the
dangerous enterprise for which they had enlisted
Departure Of the Baltic for Liverpool.
THE BEDINI FxCITExENT-Is THE NUKCIe GONE p
GATHERING OF THE "KNow-HoTHIHG5 AND
GERMANs-THEIR SEPARATION IN DOUBT.
Tao United States mail steamship Baltic, Capt Com.
stock sailed from her wharf at The foot Of Canal street.
for Liverpool at ten minutes past IL O'Clock yesterday a.
ternoon. degree OF excitement more inteuSe than
usual was manifested BY larger crowd than ordi.
nary, which had assembled to witness her departure,
and 1t said to manifest openly the hostile feeling
they entertained towards His Excs-ncy Cardinal Bedni
who Was expected to be amongst the passer gers.
In this crswd there about four hundred German
young men, with sprnkOs Of the leaders and members
Of the " Know Nothing" Club OF New YORK.
carriage which oama down wit nassanyars
pssred into NEST anxously but sbou. hs pan eleven
O'Clock rumor began to spread that the Nuncio
bosrd long ago, perhaps that he would go in ths
| Baltic.
This seemed % cool the feeling o. the people gooi
da and, unfortunately FOR the Idea OF dsmonstrat ation
psfon could arrive At the truth up TO the moment the
| ship left.
Our reporter II qued Of most efficient police captain
who tsid IN Bsdini, sir went board 1t O'Clock this
morning before any crowi hxd collected and remained
| below ever since"
This statement rsleAtsd BY IN officer contested
nth the Collins ne who lad been upon the spot from
| sn early hour.
Gentlemen who had visited this cabins OF the steamship
for the purpose Of bidding adsr to their friends max
ing some mercantile riDsements assured him, with
EQUAL sincerity, that Monsis Bedni not bo Ard
ard would not take ais departure Europe for ae
present..
Ths matter remained 10 this state Of uncetsinty until
the word to 'cast OF the lnss" given by Capt Com
stock when the noble vessel glded down the bay sute
By the guns OF the Arctic the cheers OF the people, and
the waving OF bandkershiefs from person bsd all
| along the immediate piers
The know Nothugsn and the Germans thsn suddenly
dispersed and the place assumed its usual appearance
TELEGRAPHGC.
N. BEDIEI IN BALTIMORE.
BALTIMORE Jan. 2l, 1884
I. It reported that N. Bsdnl Is In this city, AMI viii
| preach at the cathedral TO
Superior Court-speciai Term.
Before Hon. Judge Bosworth.
THE CAsu ALDERMAN arURTEyANr.