The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-06-03

Mr. bueeed-i claim the protectiou o. tne S'urt
cannot Of course reO think your Honor will protect
pc FROM these insults.
Judge Phillips-You shall be protected don't think
Mr. schaner-Nons at all sir. preferred . complaint
for sss.as and battery sg.nst Mr. Busted but think
trate not to execute the warrant.
SENTENCE OF THE LEGAL OFFENDERS.
His Honor Judge Phillips then proceeded pronounce
Judgment upon the parties. was the ars. time since
he had been on the bench that he called upon TO
Court Daring the entire trial Che aninosiy vsbis b.
tween you truly drgraceful Never aid he behold
from the excited state Of the beIgsren parties IL was
In the case was that Mr. Bustssa 30 ansd $50. and
stand committed for the offence, and that Mr. Schafsr
be nOed SIS, and stand committed until the dne
Both Of these gentlemen having up the Clerks
they left the court accompanied by their friends.
KNOW NOTHING ESCORT TO cHAUNcEY scHAFFER.
Yesterday afternoon at the conclusion Of the trial Of
Messs. Busted and schaaer for contempt Of court in
having engaged In personal contest before Judge Phil
Lips, large concourse of Know Nothings escorted
Chauncey schaer TO his Office, No. rs Nassau street
About Ave hundred Of this order followed him and
blocked up Nassau street. from John TO Fulton streets
When Mr. SchaGer had left his escort and retired into
his ONCE In the third story the crowd below gave him
three cheers and three groa for Richard Busteed The
cries for "scbaHer," "schaHer," "a speech" 90
speech then vocferous in obedience to which Mr.
suA stuck his head out of the third story window and
addressed the crowd as follows
Gentemep-I hardly know what to say to you for this
proof Of your kindness have just heard the decision
In case in which of the parties interested,
s on 81 my
ges in not maiir me look better Qaughter.) This de-
cson certainly reveals new order Of things, both in
law and civil rights would gladly come down to you,
gentlemen, and shake hands with you ALL but that Is
impossible shake hands with every Of you in my
heart and continue to do from till the Fourth Of
ouy next and as long after that continue to cee
brate the Fourth of July cheers) will now, gentle
Cheers and cries Of "Haight," " Haigst")
Mr. Schafer drew in his head, and DR.. HAGHr the
party connected with the late burglary and robbery of
the Know Nothing papers, stuck his head over the win
dow SILL and after the applause had subsidized, spoke
follows
Gentlsmen-I hardly know what to say upon this oc-
casion do not know what this unless II be the
the rights Of American citizen-uniess it be the com
mon sense Of the American portion of this community
must excuse me- gentlemen, from addressing you now;
but upon some other occasion hope may have the
yss Of having something to say before you
The speaker then initiating the motion Of turtle drew
in his head behind the window SASH when CHAUNoEY
Gentlemen-I understand that this company here is
not composed entirely Of New Workers. learn there is
more, nd elsewhere but there is one thng-I am
tain you are all native Americans. (Cheers) Gentlemen
ters and viii therefore introduce to you gentleman
from Baltimore CHEERS, and cries for Baltimore,
Mr. schaaer then retiring, gentleman, whose name
not given, but who understood be the Bati
morean promised showed his head just the SILL
he about to be gulotned by the raised window SASH
specks he said
you. was called to the Park this morning. where was
surprised to find so large crowd and all unanimous
in sentiment for the defence and Of the good
brother OF our order. (The speaker here pointed
the left shoulder and supposed TO be abiding to Mr.
Schaffer) only say, gentlemen go on in the good
working hard intend to surprise you at
the next election. (cheers) In Philadelphia and in
til On lso at the election win come report that
viii surprise you Renewed cheers can only say in
ton Of Kindness and you are true to the order to
which you belong native Amercanism must be triumph
The speaker here withdrew, when DR.. Haisht again
made his appearance and said moved that this
meeting now adjourn ana In good order, becoming all
unanimously carried, and the crowd then dispersed.
city Intelligence.
TROUBLE IN COLUMBIA CoLLEGE-A CLASS DISMISSED
THE SENATORIAL COMMITTEES.
We understand that the Sophomore class of Columbia
M as We IN the T0a
tcuars follows Some months ago. James Rem
wick Ill late Professor Of Chemistry, &C., in that col
ege resigned his Office Soon after the Board of Trus
tees met and proceeded to the election Of Professor
Gil the vacancy but not able to agree any cand
deprived Of the lectures At last there were two
candidates, Prof Gibbs and Prof McCulloch, late of
Princeton College, j. but as they could not here agree
the President Of the College appointed student OF the
class Of 53 to lecture for the remainder of the
class to lecture the seniors accordingly they
accepted the appointments and at once commenced their
lectures Great has prevailed among the
students that they should have person appointed to
lecture to them who not an A. NJ. The class
refused to submit to this and within few weeks three
Of their members were dismissed for disorder. On
Thursday last the class went to their usual
several of the members provided with torpedoes some
fred off, when the President entered the roon and
informed the students that IL the act repeated he
would dismiss the whole class from the college After
left the the act was repeated when he returned
on Friday yesterday at TX O'Clock At the appointed
time the class appeared when they were told that they
admitted class unless they either gave up those
members who lad been engaged in the disorder,
ets they should first him individually that they
had nothing to do with the torpedoes that day. The
class is accordingly dismissed Thus stands the at
present.
The Senatorial Com uittee in pursuance of the invita-
ton received on Thursday from President Charles King
yesterday paid visit to Columbia College. The recits
which rather old and shabby In their appearance
The committee also visited the various classes of the
college those in Latin English literature, apparatus
room and others. On Monday the committee hold its
next meeting.
EARLY CLOSING OF SroRss-We see that an aOreenent
mas been made on the part of hundred Of our
heaviest mercantile houses that they will close their
places Of business at three O'Clock the afternoon Of
every Saturday during the present summer. This Is
very worthy movement, and the example set by those
who have taken the initiative step should be generally
followed by the whole mercantile community especially
the Wholesale portion 1t is great sacrifice Of bust
ness for the busy season in every department OF
tile life Is before June sets In, aud Saturdays of
all the days in the week, the least business DONE
While therefore, is great sacrifice, this early
pite from labor, is ut the same time great boon TO
the merchants clerk pent up from morn till midnight
the whole week through Gan work and no play makes
Jack dull boy is adageno less true than ancient
and afternoons recreation Saturday will give re-
newed energy for Monday morning. which will last the
whole week through.
EMIGRATION IN MAy.-The following is the emigration
at this port last month
No Of Pass.
Rritish % 1879
German. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. ls $40
French l2S46
West Indies. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. $50
south America