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


tie erst trsrsna-snnv; ~. 'n-' "" up'. ~ G. VI
and them with lead ooiS ,na nr1ng VIA pistols
heard thsm say "go on boys XII them, piten in d-n
Dutch men and 81 sueh o,us, Nss $40 ouo tons
many OF the police and aftersards from few; their
noise could be heard about hall square ed saw great
treated, The police hi, them with slung shots kicked
them pulled them by Tire hair and bsat them the
back With pistols; Identifies Samuel Bloom having
oEg pole belonging to tram pare from the gal
he striking others the head and crying out
" come along boys"
Cross. examined Have been a member o, the FREE.
nen's society about Two months Ia csrtIn that ,rsn
fred pistol Phillip stood in abou the centre OF Ninth
and Plum Streets but more to the north when hs rsd the
pistol Ia certain he Ia The man; saw him About four or
Ave eeks before at the wxtcbhouse Jaw C,ot.o T. in
the wAtchboure and on the saw him ten or twelve
days before and told that he the chief Of pocs
about ten or twelve seconds After the asy
Philips stood about four from Esssrng vas
shot the hrs attack was nads from the vest side az
Plum street. the procession turned TO the left dowa
Plum street and the wxtcnmeu stood acme TO ts tight
and some 10 the left When thew came non ~ ths,e vas
water in the gutter no ice but II wa pretty ,i night
Direct resumed-Whsn got my feet into the wa ,e the
procession already returDing it was near pave
ment; Exgerng was Ia the fourth or fh rank the head
OF Il WAS turning dewn Pluu, street Phiip,
was on Ii vert OF the east gutter hen he fred the pro
s;ds Of the gutter when he got up rst he made nova
nsn 10 make the corner OF the street III are was strong
cold air that night; but no s;us wind two xatcsm,n
treat him very badly He pointed ont william Mssder
and William Freeman "A the two wAtchman cribed
the dress OF the watchmep and raid that looked
stupid
CAPTAIN ID ErylestonJ resisa nm Ninth araat seennd
house tom Plum sreet. Jaw no nrocsssion that time
but "a vhen the arrests vere going an heard 0r,nu ~
pistols and raising INV window saw GRO nd breaknr to-
wards Elm street and wschmen breaking the other 1sy
one on each side OF man: was from eeu nv thu
ripe Of pistols saw no one shot: heard great MANY
Shots saw mary pistols fred and Thought the ON ssr
we're the party who fred could NOT say that njss vars
fred from the east TO the west but am aura shots
we're fred from the ives. to the east SAW one man who
appeared be prisoner kicked and was being taken to
the vstchhouse An Ger .ame Along and strSak him
hard blow and then vent on and s,id Come on hnvs
don't know What il WA, dons With 1ouii "a Rnocksa
him dow had he not bean hed n tba nr mar rad
TO be Walking aorg mailing mo- resstance. Jaw dozen
or 6,sen tsssn 10 The -,tcbhonss. ,n r.,;stsn,s
on the mart Of the prsonsrs. man J,;n1 an tbs
ws,chhonss Nrf -' N'' N'A NV - =" 'A'
Cross exam nedsaw Blu. one man struck and only one
NAV do IN. thinS ,b.ra -. ~ shoo,inn 49, tse ~
sion. II Vas not tbs s.r.wmsn AVN sAo F'o0''
Col Cbsmbers 1s;Ss rsma,I,- Thu v.tchman hs., N.
s.mnsl Rnrnston .mrms,Wno ~. r,o~n;,. =, th os,h
WAS In the Fresmsns Hail MAJ. ms.t;ns .nd No
ton was made not to let Bsdn Leave tbs oity
that tbsv cid not wsh him 70 th Ti.S Stt
without an ernresson of IN S.sIina nv ths ,snnSi.n
Cincir natl II vas Agreed 20 vvs him soms c,t innate
And s,tsr N .rchin. fhromrh ~ - LII .o. - ~
hmm w. aeas ~ Rd;n, 81 ' T,h tpt .ole "
sttsr tie yaaa;no soma N. 5000 q, ~; srnt PsIe
r u.S Ieua me ,gcoro o. nus Gruey ana .ne
n h ne was suiy OF during the ,nhau revolution
dahsto. ~ -. 5000 W 80. ~ ~ P go ~, .s .S
soestiss lro ST 'S; .;o 10 Snou taa i't oaast
tbsra ,ho,t a -, .Io.L. u v.s s,,,:1 49,. ~ 80 80
IN do ub ~ we had nnisr,s%sa nnt r;tomsI 10" b, ss
sn,Iv lis csrm.n rsnnSi,s.na''1 hs; ona $4,000, uus
th. amsr,.n ;hsr.Ip "a 81 $500. .t y.
OF this eemonstrstou among them: I ms. a n.rtv Of
Amarcsn "a and al "a tn, - ~ ~ ~ a pa u
one or them tsid Take NV bst vou will hurn Rsdnj
bin,ss,eii 49, ~; y sI ~ ytu wan pt.p poun'
iittia id ~ 200 M. nsocs,p go, ~ y u osue.I
NV bTotber and s. ON TIE ,ms ~ NitsS ".Uus p ~,,n
st,sosts cisri.rs 70 n 80 49, H.; : 80. hs.
~ ronndsS 49, - 80 pIy - ny 80 ~ o ing
ni M hbind ~ ~ th sr was que. unsIe .hs
was me- 1s Smcs.s were running .he
wards Vim strs.t cargbt MN auain ba stsnin h.sh
~ t5s corner x.obmsn .sksa a ars ven, E Daos
but told him had pothipr 10 do with the nrocasson
only wsliina aon, A. ia !, dn1v ~ .sf o -
un1e me Won must trsat ms inav bs ioos ma aar
to the watcbhouse. ssEsd MIN n NJ stnt1m.r w.shar.
he would do somstbing for M, he sn,nsrsd s.vo to
h-l;, thought WAS already gnr there. A vent in
heard niteoua rroanss.oh nasrcS ) Sc and az hns
ey,s bunred nesss bruised he,ds &c the oaics Tho
had me toos me to the souhsrn corner ~ ths v.tch
hauss whss ths,e wsrs soa .arsp.as;,n
took me along the espp.vsy saw a vatcbm.n Ersa
erick Dfes.e using Wooden mace pretty fra.lv over
being nut into tn, cells none of
abused in 4 wsv ind.ssribsble asw wstchms" tsss
him ON his hsss into c,rnsr uks soS. hi; sc ,ooSs
pieously walked up and down the cells several timss
hlov nm The n. N If ,hs heaa snd hs.ra ~
N % vo no,.S .scai ana nearo .ns
blows on the back of their heads don't know .ho struss
tss hIows vhen the srrsts vsrs msda W. no; ~ ~
noie. sounded more Ike srsmsn. Art ,no
freeman saw tina, niybt that he Vas MT the mn ~,
msltrssted but i,ssmrch AZ ths Frs. men ssoisd Cod
h. cona see then cnt in nscss. w.,rnn,.n T,asmsn
rested me and treated me well
Cross exar ned-Am nineteen years OF age and am 4
member OF the Freemen's Society Freeman said that hs
could see the freemen cut pieces they repud
aea wodern religion ard did not believe in Gsd many
OF the Freemen atheists dests; but
consider any Freemtn who favor republcanism and OPP
posed TO prestcra do not what else he believes
pres'eraft mean such conduct ~ Bedini committed
he caused ugo Bsss to be scAped because he did
not believe that the yIants and priests Of Europe wore
OF the grace OF God. Tremendous che erng) The pro-
cessie n was quite peaceful
Henry Snow sworn-HeArd Judge spooner speak OF the
riot met him on the corner OF Ninth and Vine Streets
said Judge you viii have your hands full; he replied
yes, but We bad them fuller last night said / |
heard the tumult but did not know the cause until
that morning; he said, we had notice OF it and
ready for them; said that when he came home from |
church he found message to come to the watch
house and simply threw his cloak and went over
to see what Was wanted the Mayor went away and the
whole responsibility seemed to devolve upon him. Re
turned Immediately home and put eight balls into his 70
vsve told his wife that he would not be back for