The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-11-13

more daring refused TO let them pass. A sever,
/ fight ensued which lasted but few minutes wher
/ tae crowd was forced back, beyond the iron chains
several Fellows refused to pass ont, and yiolentl,
resisted the police, but the. were all arrested
The police have been watching for these fellows
believing them to be engaged in an eBdeayor /,
create riot One Is named Pat Ilaggerfy; the
nahes OF The Others we c0ald not learn After
'uese arrests, everything became quiet.
GERMAN TALE.
| A large knot of people crowded around a well.
dressed aud intelligent looking German who beg.
geu them to go home, and not bring down inst
0aiun upon their heads. lie said that Fernando
Wood was nothing but "A mere uoIitieaI frfekstar
WI" DESIRED 10 SECURE the support Of the Iaboring
c'asses, by making them promises which he never
Kept or meant to keee. The speaker tbonght tbat
foreigners should be grateful to the AmerIraps f,r
y a.. ahey had zone Tor them. and not threaten to
| break 'he peace II their demands we're nos com
Piled with. lie tthe speaker had lived i'm mi.
country - years before becoming citizen and he
would have been satisfied to have remained AN
alied did he not possess property
yoice-Oh, yesl you can tnlk so finally ,rbo
have plenty of food to eat and warm honse 70 Iivs
in. " '''e
The Speaker-Wei, will you get food by stav-
ing hereE earned what possess by indnstry
and you may do the same If YOU will Rut ir Won
threaten to commit acts of violence then Amerj-
cans VIII never trust you. You came here said
he, not knowingly, perhaps, to advances the inter.
ests o1 Mayor Wood, who wishes 10 be considered
An lri,hman He'll Se our Goyernor nayt xesr
and then we'll haYe good times
ing pi riher-l0a eonaldeT the Mayor friend
/ 20 III. VOL SiEgmen do your well remember the
e 'ihhe wheh re refused to pay cartmen In his en-
ploy the prices paid by others | denouDce hin,
as your greatest enemy; for "a man who so forge,s
his hlgh position 10 barter with mob is hytlr
less than a scOundrel
several persons expressed tAea.seives similarly
but the crowd iaurhrs ai them. and sail thar ns,
Cgpll aff, tp L An
Al another place several Germans were talkin.
together, and one made the remark that sooner
than starVe he would be willing to break agen any
store house in the city No opposition was offered
10 TINS sentiment, aud the talking wac continued
la similar strain There appeared to be consider
aule opposition 10 the Mayor many saving that il
} was Ia ms power 10 give them enuioymeut But
olhers deiended him, by telling the crowd e would
uo rs ne had promised II the Common Council
! would agree 70 his desires.
VIOLENCE REcoNaESpED-A DISTURBANCE
1he speeches that were subsequently delivered
were ooidtT d5,d Iuye Tee is their character one
yoti,S lAsa Peclally very sxplict in his stale
','cht' lie s"id they might just as we'll be sh {
H'"h III 'he attempt 70 procure food as starve t.
ue@ta' lie himself had only tad q crust Of breau
ana "oWl vi water Tor his breakfast as we'll As his
| VIE ana TWO children, and he wouId aiyise eyer,
l4aH III 'h"t large assembage to inees at Iompkns
square In The rOrnng 0ru,sI 20 the tt.tt ana then
'Hey "onid show tkGse in power who the city real Y
| Gei"ugec t.. itheers
"H''>1 'h's speaker was delivering his address To-
'.' crowd officer iioriiAal endeoyUIet to ureye,.
" "is PtoCeoal4s' lie was immediately attacked by
| d person nhned Doherty, who seized the officer
| tore on his coat, ana Violently kicked and tnnl-
| treated hlm iIorrigan seized hold OF Doh,rty and
tFied 70 drag him into the CIV HALL when aitnth.
NAMED saeehah, attempted 70 rescue him
lhe natter S's Seized by officer Anderson and both
! were taken INTO the hall, when Mayor " ood at
once committed them to the to.nbs
",ntiar II'ehdllry speeches TO the above were
me- ny t"o 1ther speakers, recommending an at
'"'h On tue babks ana warehouses, and though they
were VehementIy Rpplauded by the crowd v.r :,
WAS evidently the result Of love OF excitement au
no' Ito actual approval of the lawess sentiments
cApFcSsta ny the orators. At this time iitta dis
'"' p"lte occurred. Marshal :; ;evrts was stauding
On the steps bear the sp, aSer and a cry arose ts
=, INTO" hIhl down. This was attempfed Int nj
Enough lore town, he made an attepnt to arrest
'uc speaker Who was the ringIeader la the attack
and stszed him firmly by the CO lar Iust at tin
ihvInaht as I'll" riot was comIGrnciut- in earnest
ihe poiice we're ordered out. aud in An incredihl,
s"eiI tlihe had cleared the steps and front Of TN
idii compelling the crowd 10 retreat ratidly-
several arrests were made. and ap,ouo tLcn III,
Two merry rp"hen orators, although they made
! ueterlnined resistance II the oilfcers
Inc Journal OF Commerce, OF Wednesday after
Noon, has the following:
} TIE BARRACKS AT TIE CUSTOM HOUSE.
The United States troops are still on guar,lat tn
Custom House. They slept last night on The sion
ipCI- NIappeU IN ifl'lf btAukCts-uO bed Of russi
+ ccCtainly--but most Of them, having been innure
to hard service in Mexico. got good nights res
2 The solid ra'Ions are Supplied from Governor
Island, and coffee is obtained from leie hboriu
restaurant. The sOl!ilrs cnat and lounge abe,
the basement, and 90 not appear 10 reeHrd the
; santerrehaeau confinement rs very irks1me
/ Preparations to .epel an attack promptly and 4
cialYeiy are not, however, neglected. Arms 81
stacked in different parts o. the room v here thu
. can be Immediately caught up. Sentinels al
, stationed at the doJTways, and marching uu al
d3wu the arches, and any visitor who wants
speak with the officer in command, (Cavta
johns, from Governors lsaGd( is ushered into h
P.ts@I.ce by an armed escort of one. The men a
evdeu;ly tough ana welldiscipliaed, aud won
make niInce meat Of any Tabble v ho should We
tuIe 10 invade the Sub-Treasury Part of the toy.
will probably be Withdrawn to-day or to-morro,
leaving enough behind to man the fortress
RPBBISG DAkLgs CARTS.
| crowd Of unemployed wCrkmen and Ioafers n
sem1led III Tumpkius Square this morning. 10 Iei
the usual oEat5rEcal performances No set speech
were MADE aud the people, q mass, we're paci
ctliy disrossd-but party OF rowdics rushed in
The neighhoriDg streets and robbed three baker
carts carrying OF all the bread. aud fighting for
among themselves. Several persons were consd
rHhly knocked about in the MgLEE-but eScap,
with little damage. The crowd at the height
their Wild hunI0r caught couple Of German m
siciaus. hemmed them in and InHde them play f
the popular entertainment, assuring them til
Mayor Wood would pay all expenses.