The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-09-14
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PIE HARMONIOUS DEMOCRACY PITCHING INTO AMxSI.
sAks-ArTss A FIeIT-MEs KSoosEo DOWN.
FACES Cur 92KS-SHoI FIEKD, &c.--There quite an
excitement buzz around the City Hall yesterday, in
relation 70 tie attack upon the Fillmore torchl4Ght pro
stseion ny tae democracy. The Americans assert thai
ne ,ne was psSsng up
upon by aseRulary organized force OF the democracy
stones and bricks we're hurled from the sidewalks upon
and every effort made TO break up the procession. but
vain, The essalcnts being at length repelled. Nhsn
passing throSsh Chatham erect, different parts Of the
attacked at tie same I1e by organized
sorces from the Fourth and Sixth wardz. They ai.aSse
successvcy tso clubs from the seventh, Thirteenth, Sc
effort TO ~ away the banner Of seventeenth
Ward Club, knocking down MI Edwin A. Ware, and In
rDg him severely, that he cannot move MS head.
The club succeeded in defending retaining theIs
banner, though they lost a uaEsparency wn.ct
ahey assert their sssaants tore with the teeth Tae
attack on The Nineteenth ward was no less severe.
stones and clubs used Ia abundance. Joseph :.
xylsr, street Com1issoner, received deep cash upon
hm head; John Vaassel had his jaw fractured and rs
face CIT oren Others also severely Injured. Ths
~ho bit JosepE 1. Taylor received . pssol BAH 10
ns sIn; no one knew who Tired H. ~ Inc sight Of this
sle asSaing party b.. The Americacs assert that tho
staaes pr con 'srsd by parton a tho democracy;
that tbev had met organized and prepare for IT. but
tina, ihe.Eext time the Americans parade they viii
well armed and prepared tor such consngtncy. In ef
daIen tosse above particulars, gentleman ofths Nine
tees,h xari (Nr A. Jaaes) testines that no say the
Stree, Commissioner Joseph Taylor who is
der TIE ehge Of physician, shot at three ancs sni
that be kncWs of three q IT, assaans being shoerc
throuh the hand another through the shoulder upper
arm Add third In the fscc knocking out four q hs
teeth.
TrsT yorg PREsIpEsoz~-A test vote was taken
NJ The musical concert, at he Crystal Palace the
afternoon AID evening Of the I1ah inst. Three ticket
D0xes were Occupied by ticket sellers, rfi.deF the
respective Of the different candidate. The fol9w
ing figures sbou TIE result
fremont. ,9.3
klmore
gSnchanan fou
fremont and freedom, the Union and the constitution
Over buchanan and slavery extension. ....... Pij
ae concert got up by professed hilmore men,
who Isbored hard TO sell the tickets with b. name IN
Know Nothing clubs mustered in force and bought tckcs
but the popular Will went ahead
Gre discovered under the stairway the store OF j.
Tre.s, publisher No. 900 Broadway. The alarm was
given, when The hremen arrived and exinguishcd
the Ere. The damage done TO the STOCK will probably
amount 10 Zoo principally by water There Is 600
insurance on tbe stock In twenty companies The nre
supposed 10 have originated from something being hrosn
under the stairs by some going In OF the Ana
tomcal Museum, which In the upper p,t OF the build
ing, and which fortunately escaped injury.
FlHr IN GRIND Srssu-About O'Clock yesterday morn.
Grand street. o. Mott street The nrs men were
promptly The ground, ard extinguished the are
he damage done 10 the building will probably amount 70
AGO II insured in the City Insurance Company and
owned by James r. Hitchcock. II. ~ Hngsagc occupied
she store grocery. He has sustained slight
maze by water He In insured Cor 81 AGO the North River
In srrance Company Horwz occupied part Of the
second floor. His furniture Is slightly damaged by water
Insnsed for $500 in the Pacific Insurance Company.