Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-09-23
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The New Orleans Pc,une Of the li.h instant saws We
regret to that We were premature last night when
We stated that everything was quiet in tho city:
appears that little before II O'clock an excited
moo attacked the coffee house Of Timothy Duffy No..
% new eVee street, aud hred several shots the In,
mates The latter succeeded 10 closing the doors aud
shutting the rioters out who retired About twenty min
ues after they returned and forced open the doors
tered inc coffee house and smashed everything in the
ney nen proceeded to search the house aud ound
secreted in the back kitchen whom they dragged
Tue other inm'es Of the house had sccrecd
near tue ROOF and escaped the search The
dragged out named John Ke only arrived hero a,
O'Clock last night from Louisville Wht became OF him
not Known As near as could DO sscer,sined, he was
dragged uo"n Lafayette street the evce the mob
ulspnInS whether they should shoe! him When
near tne ALABAMA Exchange the Of New Lcvee
anu Fulton streets several shots we're heard whether
Name was killed not is impossible to asy At any rate
nc mas not been heard Of since. Along lafayette street.
IRON eW eVee TO Fulton street. there tracks Of blood
but they cease at the corner If Kane was killed the
question arises what became Of tho bod, The would
hardly take the trouble to carry aud throw
IT, anu Is therefore hoped that he may have escaped
aud may be concealed In the house of soma OF his
friends This Is especially be wished tor as tho uno
.anase man was entirely innocent of all participation in
the previous riots.
named Barney Bovl., ~ n. sb,t In; tho loo II; ,h;.
auray but the wound is serious Tn. cause alleged
Tor tnls outrage H. that the night some shots
were nred from Duhys house. This the latter strenuous
ucnieS, evering that there not fire Of any
DESCRIPTION in the house except old rusty double
oarraied pistol which he exhibited TO u.s. and which
pore no appearance OF having been used within the pre-
seh century There were not twenty thirty
gagged in this riot and silently and quickly was It done
That no ntimaton received the Sonarc until long
alter the rioters had dispersed Thes portion Of the mill
'ry passed out aud visited the of the disorder but
every thpS was quiet and there nothing call for
their interposon
Another human lie sacrificed last night but IL WAS
some distance from the OF the above riot and
ultip cold Ia.
murder than any thing else. TIE repor. on the lice
BOOKS this morning IL that dead brou ,ht TO tho
upper station watch house about IL o'clock HAVING
ound by wstchm,n Sullivan. on Tchoupitou,s street,
near the corner OF Erao The deceased ha been shot
through the head by soue aud WAS .n.
tined as msu named Porter a native of Ireland and 81
married man, lie was employed clerk in the lumber
ward OF NeSsrs Gayns Led Co. on the corner of 81,
James anu Lsvss streets ani h residences St. Mary
seettourth District lie sbDut 80 years age There
was no riot or seubincc OF At the place wnerc the
body was found at any time during the night, IL there
FORE reasonable 20 suppose that Porer death was either
deliberately planned murder caused by the .au,ou
and reckless discharge OF ire in the street several
specimens OF which wesaw around Lafayette Square las,
night.
The New York Courier remarks th., while the British
army has been busy gagged in no. covering itself with
glory ABROAD, has iIi,n l;1 deep lis grace at home 1t
sAys It is peculiarly sisai:ln; TIA. there is no topic o;
greater ncrc; IN the brcsn dies b'olsa; by the Allan.
TIC taan the verde: o. Iie martial upon Lieutenant
Perry ct III, 1854 Regimen. OF Infantry an ts consr-
nation by the Ieen-o7 rI,her by Lord II rnge the
Commandments Cnief The facts OF tho case are thus
summed up:
leu. Perry i'm usia;ey upon joining his regiment,
was naae tue SUBJECT OF continued succession Of very
insulting irritating and oitel painful practical jokes We
nave nos me or tue priencs 10 the
indiSntes anu brutal reitn which he suffered nor is
necessary that should do These outrage. lie en-.
iurei quietly till longer j'bearance was impossible
- on mt =
iicA Jofers being his seniors supsror4 he finally com
Ptinsd to- CiptIn I'd PIymissr who advised him on
three or four co1iu:io1s to take L. patiently as when
younger officers joined they would have their turn and
hu would be unrUoloiei Dl. he at l,s, could endur,
blows, naked nisat mIrches and 4 be dsugei with
c)i water no longer ani no Complain sd oil .iy 10 the
S1I'"ei OF his Regiment Tn.s brongI: him re-
mol and he thea addressed himself the ,neril Of
MS Dvis;ol. Hi tormsutc-s begged him TO withdraw
The letter. but at that stsge of tho procee ilg4 he of
course refused and instiny h. bee ine doomed man.
The memories OF his prosecutors rausackei for ex
pres.ion uttered il his distress which would warrant
court martial aud they foaCd though With diff uy
lie was tried and acquitted tie great 10Y OF the public
Bat his sIpcro.s could robbed of their
aud be was again court narIalei and found guilty on
ihrea charges OF having sreprssented tue action, and
words OF his superior officers The verdict vas received
win universal erecra,ion b. the press and the public
anu the confirmation OF the verdict seems a. uuiy ar
sally to be felt national hu nil.on Lieut. Perry was
cishered bur allowed in mise recGsd Im TO SCI. his com.
nisson and el Greer, of his toraenters who was
Fed Tor striking aud vtupersting him acquitted but
ordered 10 sell ou:
1.-THE temper OF tho Court is pllialy saoxa by the
sentence OF Lieut.: Greer II he were guilty he shoud
have besn cishiered IT nnocent acqlit,e Ru. athouzh
1t Tas ids plain upol the trial that he had behaved
ike Backyard aud BRUTE tia this Court could
not incur the disgrace OF permitting him remain in tie
service he wla acquitted. Toe case OF Lieut.. Perry will
be brought before Parliament it Is contendsd on all
bands, outside OF the Court that the evidence did not
warrant the verdict As reportei il certainly did not
snu nothing Is palmer than that this young officer has
service because he withstood the best Of his poor
ability their uomineerng spirit aud insulting conduct"
The English papers full OF glowing accounts Of the
beautiful weather and prosperous harvest. The who'll
land was cheored by the agreeable intelligence The cheap
loaf for the coming year a thing certain "Ev-
cry days sunshine is set down as worth a million Of
pounds"