New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-11-12
TILE UNEMPLOYED
u.rxERELvILLE RIOTERS.
CAPTURE of Bakers and Musicians.
TROOPS WITHDRAWN FROM THR cusrOx-HoUsE

Tonpkins square yesterday was tho scene OF cOutia
ned disorder, which, however, at no time amounted to
a not. At 9 O'Clock the Maokrellvie boys, "Blues"
ard "Forty Thieves" together with some smaller
boys-Bues and Forty Thieves IN fnturo-were on
the ground, ready to improve any opportunity for
what they call muss. -Four or Ave hundred work.
ingnen were there. merely as lockers on. They had
come in the expectation Of continuance Of the move
ment Of 1.-The Committee" The number Of very
email boys, apparently not moro than ton years old,
was very considerable. 1t was said that delegation
of Dead Rabbits from the Sixth Ward had como up to
the aid of their brethren in Mackrellville
Some of the men in the crowd sXid that Mcguire,
who yesterday announced that the object of the
meeting was ID preserve the "psce," had promised
the crowd that be would be upon the ground at 9
O'Clock In the morning. and lead tie mon to the work
to be provided by the Corporation and as be was
nowhere to be eeen, threats were freely uttered
against him and all the Committee. They we're of
this krd:
"Do you know whs. think ought be done with that Com
meef We ought ter r. ring the necks Of every mothers
son Of em"
"Apd we viii"
No was first of the Committee to come. He got
up by the fouptaio, or rather the basin where the
fountain should be- and began to speak. As coon as
he was seen, the CRY was raised, g There is the id
upon him. pushing him violently 10 one direction, and
then in another, beating his back and head, hootn
him, and applying every opprobrous epthet He was
60 thoroughly frightened that he looked as white asa
sheet but after being about and ho,ed for near
bourh he made good his escape into the grocery at
tie corner of Eighth street. The German grocer aud
lis friends made formidable preparations for defense
with club cheese knife and hstchet, but the boys soon
rod IN tko Of ha
stronghold, greatly iDjnripg the perpsndicuarity Of
rearance and ordered them Of. They refused to go,
bpt Cbas Smith hsyiog arrived On the ground proved
bis superiority TO the law by inducing them to 90
back.
A de NOR stration was ALEC msde upon one of the
Irieh orator. who has on several occasion enlightened
the gatherings The crowd started for him a.
he set foot upon the park, and be ran for his life He
was chased from point to point and then getting
a rap on bis hat, which was glohously janmed when
he finally succeeded in getting away.
About the same lime party n different part OF the
square upset German bakers hsndcart which had 10
about fifty loaves of bread robbed him Of every loaf,
and then ran into the square. pelting every person
they could With the loavee. The poor German was
utterly sstoushed at this, and after pouring forth
torrent Of German Impressions, he, too ran for his
life.
Another German baker, named Stenhardt, attempt.
ed to cross the southern end of the park With basket
of bread on his back. A rush was made for him as
soon as he entered the park; he was knocked of his
feet, and the basket tumbing over, scattered all his
bread, which the mob seized and pelted him with.
Several other Germans were driven out of the
square. A number of them took refuge 10 the gro
Gerry mentioned above, which was closed. The mob
at this time seemed to be mostly Irish. One German
who was attacked an beaten about for some tme
and then left being asked what he had done, replied
" Nichts, NIGHTS, es ist Elm Schouspi4!"
Toward IL o'clock, a man named Morris Delaney
mounted that chair which had borne the weight Of the
heroine Of this movement and proceeded to glorify
Mayor Wood. The burden of his speech was this:
"Let US trust to Mayor Wood. He is frend he wi
give us employment; three cheers for Mayor Wood"
A yourg man, whore name was given as George
Campbell, took the chair 10 opposition. His spseck
found great favor; it was rather strong.
families bur gry and they means OF feeding them But
10 slss ad sight to deceived day after day
% Ts hs Ssn
day Of S' sa t.
Wood m,y upon hi. promises be s,sn elected TIN sIoSp
sRsn s''' SoD can .ve y ''
in Politician mr. y. TN ,uy ms. on SsS
90 al the promise. Wood amount to An spP,oe,
s.ion of @ or hs. passed fI, work upon the Ceasr rss
how long win Ps,a.Gs wss &c ps:' d oD a
want Of employ will got work t6ere Pelhap. thousand
SO that possible tina, Go Of may get two weeks work
SsP S Ssn siss 'hs
Who s hi. Fernsneo Wood in whom are told to It our
He ote Of the most saSeu. Of men but he
and % not blame him and But
doe. not for himself melody VII care tor him Therefore
may aser you with promises bot he nothing for
would not g to that s%gpGa to %s n. q .,
him this but blame that you will not favor your
Who are we in the eyes of Mayor Wood and the other poll
tciaDs crowd Of mean rasses hungry dogs
ton If we assemble upon the step. Of the City Hall he will
send marshal and order away We nu not defe
eyes {. don Of Corruption thieycswhcre city
and divide the spos themselves loud aud longs P
pspsel. -. 49,, No.. H.,
what fact You fellow sb0efs need no. dEsna
upon any Mayor any politician Government VOC
and Geyssn@ent and more than all Of have ba
demand hs as .sond and these sans &
esie dsObey yOu naman comes from aangny or min.
ed Se and deSuche and these thevns
officers you uphold BY votes feast to fanes a. your eA
Now know German who has died Of starvation this
very morning and there NAV be five next cay ten
we sl lot bread starving wives aud children but
hone, work TO feed them ourselves we cen get opy cap
promises votes and aSer election eau freeze sad
starve without sypps,hizns woa But ts, you We
learn our srepsh We prepare for the worst add when
tbve done this must not beg but demand WORK and
we do not get do oh0t please There arms
that epouRh 10 stsod between us ana bread u
OUT fsuibe' l"sOOe" Good" ApPsusel II we c.1n9.
act pesceJ must get bread by yolence tor u
better God snd TO steal than 10 lie down snd arss
loud spplsuse). 49, -,
Then Wy march down 10 the Why LONGER
ust potcisnsl Let at organize IL Is
ponsepse 10 wait TAI electon-- is to wait t 10
morrow aud together for in unioo there -
strength move to appoint committee on osa.z,aon -
report at O'Clock.
This was carried, but before this new Com nittee