Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-06-01
THE nosToN AnoLrrIoN RIOT.
Incidents and Particulars appearance Of
the Court House. lloprmente the Afilittlry. &c.
snIarsIny,a ProceedIng..

2ftCiHeNt6 IW Of
Che Court House Movement of the Mi iitag, &C.
Saturdays Proceedinrs!
8 -. From the Boston Traveller.
The Court House this'morning had The aspect
oil q beleagured fortress. AT an early hour vast
crowd was gathered upon the outside. which,
thongh exhibiting no violence of action, gave ex-
preston to their feelings upon The snbjectinv
rious ways.
Inside of the Court House could tie Eeenlthe uni
forms oil the VI. s. troops, a number of soldiers
from the fo:s and marines from the Navy Yard,
hayinl been sent for during the night, in all a
,mounting to one .hundfed men.
Ofthe occurrences last night, we learn thai Mr.
SBatcheider. when kill was standing near The
stem the tide from without ween he was stnbbed
and shot here is wound en- his tentl, aid also
several wounds in his abdomen, one probably by
KNIFE and the other pistol. wilich'a person
this morning comes forward and testifies was fred
from the crowd There was great floyg If blood
from tue wounds in the abdomen.
Several balls were found this morning embedded
in the ceiling of the entry sway where the atack
was made. Tie. door battered dow was quite
noMelf1l one. and bears unmjstakeable eyidencesof
the determination and energy those who attack
led II situin ithoat. 81 sssii q gsags5
the avenues of The goqrt House were strict
lyguatded by bles The city, and other Of
lcers specially appointed for that purpose. !
portion the police force was also scatteretl about
the square: in order 10 keep the peace. Many per-
sons were drawn there by motives of curiosity;
that come @hatlnight the fugitive SHOULD not be
carried from The city. a number I'll those present
appeared 10 be people iromth adjacent towns.
iiere was a great anxiety to get inside he Court
Rouse, though but very few comparatively, gained
Abundance. he starry ay leading to the uniied
States court loom, (Which is in lie secol storyl
was guarded aty asdetachmeht OF United Snles
matnes,swlI h musk lis. and the large number who
wers.denied atmittance TO the court room on nc
count OF its crowded condition, made th. task of
preserving pence without infringing upon tile
rights oil citizens, delicate and difficult one Re-
llealedy Were the marines called upon TO clear tie
passage way, and some hot words passed, but no
blows We're given, though some rather rsbelIed at
military tstes IS ,ff ST, 81 81 . -
lslq ass The Court Room. 5s.eiss
The prisoner was brought i'll at 9 o clact, hind
cnlied in the charge of asfew stout looking indi-
yidnals. He appeared quite downcast and anxious
mmediately behind the prisoner several seats %ete
filled with special officers. - * Z M z
+ Edwsrd G.. Parker ard Seth j. Tlion1as anpear
ed Tor the claimant, and Charles NJ. Ellis and Rich
ard Il. Dana, Jr., for defence. p
f The proceedings were CONNIE need at 10 o'clock
be fore Mr.. EonmlsSioner T.. Ct. Loring.
Mr.. Parker was about TO OPEN when Mr.. Ellis
asked the Court for delay for The purpose of pre-
pairing a defence, the delay already had having
been for the purpose OF electing lie ouit
make a.defence or not. He appeared MS amiciis
Tor the that the prisoner should not
De tTis;t on day succt eding his Arrest nor I'M a
hasle incompatible with dignity. Since then no
lsrso has been admits 10 Inc prisoner I'LL yes
terday aftrrnoon except the counsel; and nv col.
league felt that delicacys required they ,,tr
mt the prisoner to make up his mind. Yesterday
aitefnoon, then, the defence could have proper
Cess 10 the prisoner for the first time. and a trial
10 ny would lie equivalent TO a trial therefor,. nm
the day succeeding the arresta On stlcIi a tlnv ne
tins, tco nobody can be expected 10 act as in or
binary circumstances, with due regard 10 Justice
anu calmnsss Hehati mot believed TINT slcI, a
thing as this arrest andstrinl could again fake.
place, fer there were due safe guards in State laws
10 secure a tairtiial. Four years ago public sem
thent wns for compliance ith law for peace sake:
but 1t rs not so now. for the man stands here To-.
day as 1ianireeman of Massachusetts, entitled to
the protection of our laws, aud believe Syont
o,lor will so cnpslderit. SJty ~ s9sVg
Mr.. arker for the claimant, objected tqsthede-
Iierfng OF The case oyerto Monday He had not
pressed the case for the day before yesterny when
| he knewsthe objection TO then tying il 10 be
merely one rslnting 10 the disturb ed mind OF tht,
EpriSoner It's not pretended to day that snc CHI, as
The case, but the ground tot day is different-
There Il no need of delay, for this is merely a r.-
limuary examination TO decide whether The de-
tepdant shall betransferredio court in the dis.
trlct formerly inhabited by him. for more luil ex.
animation and his IS oil that is contemplated by
The statute and supported by the decision of sever.
Enl Judges. This is not permanent trial but one
to decide the party shall ira nsiefret 10
the trial OF laws elSew hele, such laws being prs
s'lned To- exist. The state OF feeling in lie tom-
munity, too, IS but another reason W liy tile Whole
Esublect should be disposed of as soon as possible
MIR. Commissioned Eofing expressed his conyic-
ton that the delay before had not been abused NV
thepr sohet; lie man had Mr. l.. said III, elIecIa
noyed quickly as was possible under the cir
cunlstances. He. had made up his mind 10. have a
lIelence, lie had selected COUNSEL, ands.nll were
mere, now The COUNSEL, so recently appointed
had OH lhe1r own behalf, asked for time as law
yers 10 prep@ie defence, request by no means
unreasonable. Asfor the excitement witlicntth,.
Court cantnke no cogniZance Of that. A contin-
uance IS therefore granted till Monday morning at
~ o'clock. - I. 2 y
/ The square cjntinues 10 be the centre of a laree
crowd oipeope, butthere is no sign OF any more
violence Inside of the Cout Houss, beside the
0tled states troops, large posse OF special off
GERS are IN attendance, lining all the alley ways-
Tie fugitive is III the upper story guarded on all
sides, and will remain SO until Monday next
Tactics of tI,c Rioters "a ppenfto tI,e Yeo
mnnry New England!
L The following handbll has been circulated in
Burns: z9si
..'rhe man is not to be bought HE'S still intle
slave .pemln the Court House. The kidnspper
agreed. 10th publicly and in writing, 10 sell him
ior $1,000. That sum was raised by eminent Bos-
ton citizens. and offered to him; but he tlen claim
ca more, and The bargain was broken of. Thekid-
NAPIER break his agreement, although the Com
missioner advised him. 10 keen it. Be on your
guard against ali lies. Watchlthe slave l,en Let
every man attend the trial.' 81
The following IS the copy of a circnlnr which
has Leen widely. cireuiatedln the country: =
To!the Yeoma,vy Of Ness England: 81
Gountry1nen and Btothers-'I,he Vigilance Com.
mittee of iostoninform You thai the mock trialGof
the poor fugitive slave has teen further postponed
TO Monday next at II o'clock, A. NJ. You are
requested, therefore, 10 come down ard lend lie
moral weigh OF your presence, and the aid of your
counsel, TO the friends of Justice and humanity in
the city. Come down, then. some of the Puriinns
for ey.nif the poor victim is 10 be carried of by
brute force of arms, and delivered over 10 Slavery
you Should at least, be present 10 witness The sa
crifice; and you Should follow him in sad nroces
sion, with tears ami your and thenro
home and take such action as your MANHOOD. AMI
early trains on Monday and rallylin Court sona1s
Sone WIN courage and resolution in your hearts;