The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-04-28

The Chicago Riots.
FURTHER PARTICULARS AND. INCIDENTS OF THE
CHICAGO LIQUOR RIOTS.
from the Chicago tribune. April "a
VOLUNTEER GUARDS.
On Sunday afternoon, . company Of some sixty
was formed Of citizens armed with carones belonging TO
the United States and taken from the armory The car
bines were loaded with ball cartridge the men well
supplied with ammunition, and drilled by Col Graham
United State. army The latter gsntlsman-A resident
Of Philadelphis-was on his way home from Oorocii
sssns op~ a. the Continue The
volunteers remained gusrd during the whole Of Sum
day night relieving the srtlsrymsn and taking charge
THE MONTGOMERY GUARD.
The Montgomery Guard, Capt. Gleason, came ON duty
Sncsr charge 81 a. ~ soS on
Of police under officer Pinserton and were followed over
Clark street bridge BY immense crowd Of Germans,
insulted them by the most opprobrious epithes.
On reaching South Wafer street. the police opened racks
and the military passed through and proceeded to the
Court House. The crowd endeavored to follow, aud IL
they had succeeded the serious might
have ued another OF bloodshed have taken
Pl,ee on the scene Of the former battle. .,u.
he police TO form Clark street which was in.
family done Mr. Ppkerton then addressed the crowd,
and informed them that they must stop that they
could not allowed to proceed and sxhorted them as
ana Dching attitude Of the police the knowledge that
they well srmed ans rssoiute men, and ths sight
Of the cannon and tbs military iores at the OF
her. They halted srumbled, wavered to aud fro, aud
fealy those in the rear aad Gu the bridge began TO
In few minutes the crowd had entirely dispersed, and
the bride and 81 rect we're perfectly clear.
ss II. & vi ssd BEEN
Day The Montgomery Guasd remained s on duty AL
ing by the National and Light Guard.
Gel. swIFr's ARTILLERY.
The euty performed BY the artillery was particularly
their suns and Sorses during the whole
from Fix O'Clock Saturday evening 70 sgh. oclok on
suncay evening wien they were relieved oy the voiun
with their Ruas while the rest sought the repose witch
they so much needec en- Monday morning at sunrise,
rades, and the men Who hsd bsen on duty during tine
night retired to rest
All day yesterday the guns kept in constant
readiness for action and Ia five minutes time the whole
company could be assembled and ready for instant ser
vice The greatest praise IL to Col. Swift and the
ecers az men under his com and for their excellent
discipline, and patient and firm discharge OF daty.
CONDUCT OF THE IRISH AND CATHOLICS.
We ought not to omit to mention the admirabs cou-
Duct Of the Lish during the whole OF the trouble. On
Sunday the Catholic churches vera nsd as usual and
bor, ed them to 90 quietly and immediately home aad
the exholtaton was universally obeyed The irish
formed part of any crowds and whenever they did
appear in toe Streets conducted themselves in peace
ALE and orderly manner
MonDAY MORNING.
The bright and clear on Monday morning,
her streets ard public squares guarded by military
force Soon after sunrise detacbm mt OF the Chicago
Light Guard in front of the Court House and
h.yed he Montgomery Guard who had been oa duty ell
pight. The streets we're guarded With the same vig
Ga Of
The trials before Judge Racser proceeded, as an
Dounced in the morning and afternoon The number
OF perons In attendance was very small and the ut
most order and dtcorum was preserved. The decision
of the Judge delivered at So O'Clock, and will b.
found in another place 1t fully sustaos the city.
No demonstration whatever was made when tue deci
sion became known The ro.ous spirits, deprived OF
sence Of the strong military and police fore remained
at their homes quiet
The Light Guard remsiped on duty during the day.
part Of the icing duty while the remainder at
convenient distance, held Themselves in illness for
an emergency Too much praise canuot be awarded TO
this fIe company not only for their promp'ness and
courage, but also for the firm and courteous in
which they discharged Their duties When stationed
out the password the written order Of the Mayor,
they performed that duty impaItialy and faithfully,
corteousy informing all who endeavorsd to pass what
her orders were, and in case of resistance promptly
using their bsy oDets to enforce them.
like need Of praise IL due to The National Guards
under Leuts Baker and Wright, ard to the Mont
eemery Guard, Capt. Gleason; alto 10 Col. s~lft's
Artillery Indeed, all the troops behaved with th,t
aclant and good conduct which always distinguishes
Eyery thing remained perfectly quiet during the whole
day. AT half past nve in the afternoon, the Light Ard
relieved by tie National Guard (wno had bivouck
ed in the Court Boose all day and the latter company
viii probably remain guard AL night relieved
eight O'Clock in the morning The National
have on duty for three night succession but
they are in fine spirits, and don't complain.
TBB MAYORS SECOND PROCLAMATION.
The Mayor and Sheriff issued on Sunday night the
follow Dg proclamation, printed both in Engsh and
German
All good citizens are t. lss3 o.. Gi the streets
that 70 ana osSer wall retire
s o%s f in as ssrs g s,s G
Sgt Of he tirey during the present
city All armed persons assembsses found il the streets
Without The ordek Of he Mayor sheriff, will be held
toiied citizens will regard it signal to leave the
streets Immediately to avoid injury from the discharge Of
cannon. !. d. BOONE Mayoe
TEN O'CLOCK p M The voluu tsee forcs which we men
toned yesterday, has been drilling toe Coar House
sipce sundown and has received large renforcsmen.s
They have done good service during the day and pre-
vioUs night, and Will remain duty all to night. They
will probably relieve the National Guard
Everything 10 in readiness for night attack, Of which
there 10 some anticipation.
German has just been arrested heavily armed with
new pair Of loaded pistols.
STATE OF THE WOUNDED.
We called to See Policemen Weston just before going
to press He bad passed very bad day, and suit
ftrng great agony. His wounds dreaoful and pam
full even to benold His recovery ID yet probemAti-
and the active sympathy OF all good citizens pro.
mole his recovery he will yet live to do good service
Officer Hunt IL, we are happy to say doing very veil
His he aliUg slowly, but his physician fear
| OF bis nit mate recovery.
| The other policemen who were wounded duty
The German who shot badly still lives. He
appears to be hardened wretch, whose mind is cal,
! lour as his body. sense o. his crime has
reached his heart than the bullet his vitals.
Fires I'm New York.
| FRR IN ESSEX srnErT.-A fire broke out Thur sdsy
morning, about four O'Clock, in the cAbinetm lker