The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-06-08
By the President. W. L. MARCY, Secretary Of State
Deadly Array IN Cinclnnatl-An EdltO

stabbed.
From the Cincinnati Columbian, June 81
The vacant lot Third street. opposite the Burnet
House. the scene, last evening" Of mslee which
suited in q deadly afay-or migat appropriately
An old spiritualst named White, who had BEEN at in
terva for several hours harangurg the crowd gather
ed in that vicinity began to cause some rather uunray
demonstrations among a portion OF the members when
George Buell., Esq Of Washington City, editor OF the
National Democratic Re,ieD, mounted the stand several
tin es, tor the purpose of restoring gu let.
As he was speaking to the crowd for this purpose,
about O'Clock, man standipg near, and dressed in
white clothing, pronounced him liar. Buell. (who
said to have been under the influence of liquor sprAng
towards him. and general row eDsued 1t lasted for
several minutes ard though several attacking
tion He at rescued from the crowd and led up
the BuInet House steps by his friends when he suddenly
complained of faniness, and would have fallen had he
not been supported to . seat.
On examination it was ound that he had been stabbed
in the back with weapon so long that though entering
his body disgonay 1t had perfora ted his lungs.
Officer Snow6eld Immediately arrested two young men,
named James Cory and Joseph Cassidy. TIE former
dressed in white clothing, and officer s. asserts
without hesitation that he is the first engaged
in the difficulty with Buell. 1t utterly impossible
however, the after confusion to learn who II WAS that
identifies Cassidy one of the prominent parties in tho
fight.
Buels wound WAS probed and dressed soon after its
discovery, and found to be very deep
The best medical attendance in the city pro-
viced for him. but At late hour last night he suf
eripg from internal hemorrhage, and hts recovery
deemed almost Impossible. He is native of tn State
and young man OF decided talent
The lung appears to be badly wounded the principal
difficulty arises from bleeding and the admission of air
into the pleural cavity The condition of the patient at
TX O'Clock Is Critical he may, however, recover; he is
now comfortable.
Mr.. Cory was borne to the Gibson House after the
wound inflicted, by Gideon Ayres Esq Of this city,
and Mr.. Murray, Of the New York Empire Club The for
mer gentleman informs that the moment the collision
occurred, Mr.. Buell. speaking in very terms
against Krow Nothipgsm.
Mr. Cory is brother of the member Of the State Le
gislature OF this county, of the Cassidy Is
brother to Waterman Caafdy and has been in difficulties
Of similar nature before third man, said be from
New York, 10 also implicated. Our officers know him,
and are in search OF him.
Mr.. Buell. was formerly of indianapolis. He is very
earnest democrat of the strongest school,
At O'Clock Mr.. Buell. had derably revived the
two prisoners were brought into his presenos and he
pointed out Cory appearing like the who infct-
ed the wound, but he could not swear to him.
The most lively regret st the occurrence OF unto
ward an event, and sympathy with the sufferer
strongly expressed and 1t is hoped that the assassin DO
he who he may will have justice metsd out to him.