New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-04-27

go. ST. ths b. ,fscslscs h 30 80 sss- ths svsn'
rag Of ,se 9Th q Arr las 1i hss r-ssNssn'e
p, urCs - spp'eherd 6,,turbssce, dlfseI,fy AL
iiot 20 a. 30 Interrupt BIS business "a.
The wsTac. was k,yCn 10 officers HSiloy, Joyce.
Tesse, Evans and MURPHY. Deputy Sat.Es s.acaei
10 the Cou,: o. S<s'ior. to execute
few minutes after oo,cok Mr. Dareie entelejts,
Acsferry Of Music .ccomp,pi By Mr. wtlkss. AIT
a. Ue,wo were pr0ceedtg towSa me entrance 10 Us
tr..s ei.cle. Mr. Daoie was S'zed By tie Depatg
s.e.E He ss.ugs "a 10 u re eGsSd from tas Officers
a,die 4 wss assisted BY NJ. Wilkes, who amanii
70 know BY Whist sa'iouy Nj pNce was teus takeo
The officer stated TIA. be hsi wsr-sn.. This seo'
cSussd a, otce tie collection of crowd, AM many
come frierds OF Mr. Wilkes and Mr. DsTc'e, ana o'nss
.ydetty casual lockers took their part, saying TAX
,hey Lsd nsht TO sdmlttsnee.
.as~ra coed deal OF c.afculty that The ofhctr
got outside with Mr.. Dsgoe. who was at once COO
vtyed 70 the Station House in Twenty second street.
b,tveeu FlIs: snd Second avenue. The disturbance
however, growing out Of Mr.. Njkess resistance, con-
,inred in the lobby. The tficers clang to him. wals
bis friends were pnhrg IN tie crowd to get han iron
t. cir custody. Johnny Lyrg was prominent in b"
pa,ioip pa on and Billy Mulhgsr, il is said. was also
pIes,I,. No bows, however, were struck. The row
continued within the lobby about ten Minutes wses
kth ALSu NAc ppaNN w '-,SNS
eogsgtd in the difficulty ont Of tire building. This
wss compiled with. srd the ssme confusion snd DIE
tnbsr &c was continued on the Sidewalk front OF tho
building for several minutes mole.
Judge Resell WIS in the Academy with his family
when tie disturbance took place and, said, csns
gu, aud ,bseived until participants ware expelled
L. ne az time VOID lad been conmulcatedt 10 Re-
coiGer Bat ard al the New-Yoik Hotel. to the effect
Il at NJ Nikts Lad been arrested AMI taken to the
Eighteenth Ward Station. House without warrant.
and without his committing any odspse, and
that his p'esence required immediately. hr.
Wikes resisted the attempt to take him into custody
ut,. the arrival Of some of his friends, who advised
Inn TO 20 TO tue Sta,iorHouse. lie acted upon the
80, &C. ard ,he whole crowd proceeded thher accom-
rsried by his friends. Mr.. De Angels, OF the United
! states MsTshals Office, who present and had az.
tempted to quiet the disturbance by erdtsvong to get
| Mr.. Wilkes out of the building also arrested.
Attr the prisoners brought in Recorder Bar
rsi proceeded to hear state uents. Mr. Wilkes sad
that he Lad gone with the reporter Of his paper, Mr.
DtIcie to the Academy, That he might see the PEI
fcimspoe and write his opinions upon The mens. lie
had done this in accordance with the right OF every
zen srd member Of the press; but before he could
resoh tie door and pr, his ticket he had been col
Jared by men, whom he did not believe could have
been Officers lie had been TO headquarters during the
moInipg ard represented the to Gen. Nye. vine
sisted that they bad right to be admitted to
the Academy ana if il were desired lie would send MIR.
Beyoort OF the General Supernten tents Office to SEQ
that they were admitted. This proposition he had de-
cned. Alfred A. Phillips appeared as Mr.. w keo's
coursel lie saii that this was conspiracy on tho
pant or the Manager of the Academy TO prevent fair
expression Ct public opinion. The statements of vs
H., .ffa xbie
were these Of Offices Patterson and Elder OF the de-
| te,tve force, who were present. The statements
made sustain the preceding account OF the difficulty
Tie Recorder said that there was no right On the
psrt of Mr. Ullman to prevent Mr.. Darcs from going
into the Academy il he pfesened his ticket Any moro
hon there was right to exclude any other citlzeu.
lie decided upon the statements to discharge Mr. DE
Argelis from custody to hold Mr. Wilkes to bail in the
cum of $0Oto appear before Judge Russell on Wednes'
day next snd answer to the charge Of disturbing tho
| peace preferred by the officer Mr. Dalce being ar
rested on a warrant was admitted 10 bail on condition
hat he woudr OF return that evening to the Academy.
| NJ John Hoey became ,urety for Mr.. Wilkes, AID
| Nr Wilhos signed bond with Mr.. DaIcie Tnese
ploct dings beirg Closed Mr.. Wilkes returned 10 the
Academy in company with his counsel Mr.. Philips.
and the two resented their tickets at tie door. The
door-keeper for mt hesitated, sni attempted tn
stop him. but Mr.. Wilkes pressed his way in ard was
rot disturbed further Judge Russell came out OF his
box and had brief conversation with Mr. Wilkes.
The latter said that he intended to bring Mr. Dasce to
tie Academy this evening despite OF the Judges
warnings