The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-01-02

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Mrs Barrow tJaha ssnpst) had couplirns.ssry Ssn-
eft At Chicas Illinois, the l5h. She played Pauline
in the French melo drama Of that naDe.
The Riot In CincInn.ti.
THE BEDINI observation-disclosures OF rHI rRBEMAH
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS AND BURIAL OF ONE OF THE
MEMBERS.
TIE arrest on hs 2tth nit Of sivy-thrss members o:
the Society, Of Cincinnati has called forth tho
following card from that organization, explanatory OF
their movements snd their hAtroi OF Bsdiui:-
AMERICAN CITIZENS: The arrival in town Of the Popsc
Nuncio Cardinal Bsdni, brought among % painful re-
collections.
death of go Basil the free and eloquent Italian monk,
who by the authority the said Bee ni while Governor
Of Bologna deprived OF his liberty and soon aitsr %
his life
Ego Basil wac rot the only Italian patriot Who fell
sacri6ee % tie despoti-m and tyranny o. sne nng -
10 utter The words OF Liberty ard Freedom wAs hangee
posorsd thrown the castle Of g. Angelo, taere 70
die lingering DEATH or TO live life Of torture and sur
feIing
American Citizens OF whatever persuasion ysu may
be- know the story Of the Popss and Of the Church
Of Rome II is written with the blood Of millions Of the
human race hsrcarouly murdered, burned. hAnget pol
those blood thirsty
tyrants We say ever blood thirsty because the nqus
tion the OF St. barholomeva day the Sssass
natl Ms and poisoninss Alexander the W. Borg)
and the hapsngs of Ggorius the XvI did not suffice to
CHI the thirst Of those seeker alter torture and blood
but not TO word OF many others Of those Romsu
Popes we point out Plus the XII to you who calling in
the bayonets Of those whom no tsroed inade caused
those he calls his children TO be baohered Gni threw
himself ordered In the streets of Naples the OF
bis poop without regard to SEX age coalition The
year $40 L. more eloquent than words may
Accustomed to live In th adopted country under
the protection Of free institutions and bound to you
ties Of brotherhood could no. Jesuit like Bedini
ser from tespotic king, emissAry to this country
under the cloak Of spiritual guie incite among por
ton OF citizens aud fellow disuuion, dis
sensop dscord and hatred against the other portion, by
misleading their thoughts, ,soning their minds, and
crruptipg their merRs to the end that they may be
used st failure day to overthrow the republican
of this country for which your forssthera
bravsly and ncbly fought, and which noble views OF
liberty are Incompatible and BE- rseonciiad
the existence and scheme OF dsspotc pope king. who
is the firm and supsrcious, not me only, supporter
which he cannot stand
In order to bring to light thu character o, Bsdia,
and portion fello~ citizens know his former
doings the Society of Freemen The 18th of December
out in body their hall, through Ninth 70 FIFTH
street Market, peaceably Is possible there to read
aloud in the Of the egy Of this Bsdin A
ders nd aotiens, ana then quietly retire.
To that end Il cy left their hall at hapast 10 O'Clock
Ia the evening, and marched in procession in An orderly
ner, until they reached the corner Of Plum and
This demonstration, of course caused large number
Of ades and gentlemen to follow with spon sss side
walks 1t Christmas nignt and the streets ws
On the cerDer Of Ninth and Plum streets one square
from the Cathedrs ard the resiaence Of the Bishop,
where BedIi logged that night we were met the police
force one hund,sd strong Tho riot act IL need there
we're, not read No word OF percussion used To-
wards Not word coming FROM the Commissary Of
Police heard BY Of to dspsrse and retire. but
the srt on the part Of the police was the
Pistols were fred and sixteen Of us were badly wound
cd, and ore lying now At the point Of DEATH No word
given to Gre.
Taken this way by SURPRISE Whist left to us but to
retreat N me best way possible Intending nothing but
instruments Of DEATH which used by the police
oour sad cost sixty three then taken and lodged
in the watch house all night and compelled to stand up,
10 crowded the cells.
B. after offered the liberation Of our ax.
rested brothers but it Dc elm, and they had to
main ncsIceraed there till rext day, when bailsd
them Ut In the su OF Ave hundred dollar each.
against AZ Reiopssn on susS.y Last We Sssvsd
to have had tkn a. to erj,y the riga. the
Roman Catholics in this city, who last summer and also
on Sunday, made pabiis demonssra:ioa without the
Least hindranso or moesta.ion.
IT. in the city Of Cincinnati, that scot enjoys prerogs-
tves that every other does no. want TO know IL
We live under the control snd government Of Jesgs, We
want also TO kbow IL.
Our eond at has been and shall b. IS besomss free
men and rspu slcans whose duty is to love and help
fellow creature Of Whatever country denomination
they be- TO observe and support last crop Of
blood the constitution Of adopted inty add to OPP
psse anything that LOOKS like tyranny despotism.
But, as are in doubt the two last suppoaons,
that nobly protected KosxtA smyrna viii protsct
at home IN Cincinnati the constitutional rights OF every
Catholic We The fesmsn Of the city Of Oncinnat 90 ap.
peal and call upon the american citizens to take
10 consider atiol from -hom We expect that vndcaHon
which Is dse to our character. And from whom only
are TO expect an impartial Judgment. By order o, the
Trecmen Society EDWARD STETFEN, President
Cincinnati December %, 1853.
BURIAL OF ONE OF THE FREKxIN SHOT IN THE
BEDINI AFFAIR.
From the Cincinnati G .zette, Dec. So
Charles Egserln the young German who died from the
wounds received In the unfo tunate attack made the
procession Of the Germans Christmas night, &c
years Of age, and born In Rhenish Bavaria six phyi-
cns, Drs. Emert Settler, Bsttman, Fries Miller and
Topp held post mortem examination OF the DO iy, and
their written opinion that his wounds received
while he upon the ground, In attempting rise
With the exception OF brother In New York, the de-
ceased had relatives in this country His funeral yes
teosy attended by a-ge of German and
some few American citizens. Tae coffin cJntaring his
rmains were brought from the house where he died.
oppcs te the Freemans hail. and placed in the street,
where plantve music performed BY the brass band
from the garrison, and tolsmn ohast sung the
body by choir very large number Of people, two BY
two passed the coffin Fifty OF the prisoners VII, had
besn arrested released ball. and who be tried
this moinirg for riot headed the procession, Of
them badly brued The Fresmsn SJcety IN attcnd
anee with the American flag ard their banner shrouded
in :rspe Tee procession joined by large rumber
of people, and proceeded down Vine TO Thrice NTH
Thirteenth 10 Main, Gown Main TO Hunt and thence to
the Protestant cemetery Walnut Bills where the body
inferred No disorder confusion occurred during
the msrch.
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