The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-04-09

The Election Riots In Cincinnati.
TBEwAR ovER-FUNERAL OF JOSEPH B. MONROE IN
NEWPORT GRAND DEMON sTRATION RESERVED FOR
sUEDAY--DEATH OF RATRICK DRURY.
From the Cincinnati Commercial, April Of
The rain Of yesterday was benefcent visitation in
more efficient than thousand special policemen, in
preventing the gathering of out door crowds, and in
soothing the fever throb of the public pulse Great are
the Newport Court House on wednesday, to consider
the death Of Joseph B. Monroe, a steamboat mate
the Rhine on Tuepday night James b. Hailam. ESQ
called to the chair and committees appointed
to remove the corpse from the Commercial Hospital and
to make arrangements for the funeral Col. Hodge
offered hefollowng resolution, which was unanimously
adopted
Resolved That the Americans Of Cincinnati covington,
monies Of martyred fellow Joseph Monroe
Yesterday, at three O'Clock p M the body of Monroe
was removed from his Late residence to the Methodist
Church on Taylor street, Newport where funeral
mon preached by the Rev. Mr.. Sproun. The scene
at the closing Of the coffin very affecting The WI
dow by the sudden sorro wu ca amity
that had beallen her The procession to the church
and thence to the vault where the body was deposited
hundred and thirty men, wearing Grape their left
arms, walking in couples directed by committee men,
each wearing badge OF red ribbon and Grape the left
breast of his coat The hearse and nine carriages.
much larger procession was expected.
The coffin was deposited in the aisle IN front OF the
pulpit and TIE minister, after offering prayer and
giving out hymn, preached from the 4th bth 9th It'll
and Sch Of the XII chapter Of 1.-The
the doos shall be shut in the streets when the sound
TIE rd and all the daughters Of musc shall be brought
when they shall be afraid of that which high
the Ss asn and @
because man gocth to his long home, and the
Or the silver cord be loosed the golden be
broken or the pitcher be broken at the fountain the
Thsn tha the dust earth was and the
vanity OF Sanities saith the preacher all is vanity
Mr. Sproull dwet upon the uncertainty Of life, aud
ing Of text" then the dust shall rstura
10 the earth and the epirit shall return unto
God who gave 1.-THE said
=" The corpse before u.s. q few hours ago a strong
nan-his eye was brigh. his form erect, his cheeE
gowed but he was suddenly cut off BY the haud Of op
glow his witbered and his ma ay form laid low
Lust baE returned 20 DUST
cuiiarly sicRening soemnins elects OF death by
violence them With the feelings at death
circumstance o. his being missed from home and
and brought 10 bis vile dead set forth after this
manner;-"kr Monroe had lived among us until had
learned TO respect him. He hind and devoted
husband and father SIN heartily glad that so many
have turned out to-day TO show him respect
the cad appropriate ceremonies Surely he was man
OF influence among or large and respectable
grtgstcp would pot have essen bled here such day
this. When no was starting for Cncinnati Tues
would return in time for dinner Nov mark the Kinl
Dess Of his heart in HE reply his last words TO her
Yes, my dear, think that will She prepared the
made supper ready-still he came not the hours
slowly away and it was midnight. The devoted wife,
n,os , ~. S.y,sr sssn o Un. ~
lat dawDed ard yet be missing. Friends went in
,eareh OF NM sna AZ sieyen CLOCK one OF them re-
Miserable comiorters are all" May the e-erlast.
ing arm Of God be around her, and support her. and
give her strength to live for her fatheress CHILDREN
In the prayer that concluded the services the
rend gentleman offered up petitions in behalf Of his
bearers ss onrs.ans ana Americans ana spoke WITH
ues hheftd rem our Pstouc ioreiAtners, and OF Ge
ienopg hofe hoehes snenever and wherever assaiied
~ .9sy anu 'pp''seon even a. tue sacr'nce Oh our
me iades VINO nae reached tne cnuren IN carriages
pa'ssa Gu. h,s., net 'hoss VINO we're IN procession
mArcntu out tNo ~ two ,nen .nose not speciay en-,
gsGea N tleteIvees fepreo' "rge numoer Oh scnoo
1hs rs.s g., .n,t T., ~. ala N.
80. husiaIn nrn,rS ana "a, ~ s..a.aa -. SO va
pisced abe ard The Louisville mail boat for transporta
ton one Of the interior towns OF Indians where his
relatives reside for anal interment We were in ormed
by several gentlemen Of Newport than on occasion OF
co-ted by sn imposing array of citizens With music and
bsdges II mourning to the ferry landing on this side OF
the river where arranged that II will be re ceiyed
BY a multitude and a vast procession formed, which
win be marched through our pricpa stree before reaca
ing the boat ing Thus this victim Of folly 10 be
aptbeosaszedas glorious martyr and our good citizens
viii have excellent opportunity Of seeing sam on
sundaysss the people of New York enjoyed some time
Patrick Drury, the Irish Catholic who was shot on
Tuesday pirht in the ARRAY over the Rhine died yeser
eay morning at the Commercial Hospital He was vi
sited by Catholic priet abort tune previous to his
daath and the usual ceremonies in such cases perform
ed. post mor.em examination was made, under the
direction OF the Coroner The fatal ball struck the tenth
rib near the back, break ng IL, and ranged upward
parsipg out In front between the filth and sixth rb
piercing the liver in its course, and slightly wounding
the lungs. About half gallon OF blood was found in
the cavity chest. The immediate cause of the
death having been asceraned the body was delivered
to The irencs Of The rash and unfortunate youpe man
The Coroner summoned jury, tue OF Drs
Rae and Thornton of the and Professor Evans
Of CoyiDgtop, was taken. The testimony irely
professional with the exception Of the important fact
that Professor Evans saw lrury in Coynaton AZ he WAS
about to the river and knows several of the Young
men Who we're with him.
The Cororer v, take further testim ony TO day com
mepcipg his investigation at nine O'Clock He expresses