New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-11-09

relative TO the result Of The election AZ the ann,o
Of the crowd the DOOR were securely fastened AMI h
lights extpguished. The order having besn given -
attack the building, rush was made TO tbs main d,o,
breaking the came open, simultaneously with vb;sh'
and general Iush up the steps pistols we're rsd and
stones thrown Instantly demoIshipg all the windox.
on The east aide, and many others on the Dorb .nS
,outh. Tboss gentlemen who had remained Ia M.
building IN the upper story were compelled A 49,
only hope Of safety, TO take TO the roof The rics
forced their way into the main hail. whore desks 49,
banners, transpGeneies eDNsvipes, aud pictu,ss -
properly OIL private INDIVIDUALS were either demo .h~i
At this point, Lieut.. McHsnry of the Polics hav;,.
received information Of this Outrageous and eng
raned attack, arrived with two or three noIicsn,as
when he ordered his men 10 immediately cI,se N,
oo9n Iney on 70, and the parry inside began a
make every enors 70 escape Many Of the yio,e,s a,
capped by Jumping from the Window One man"wS
was accosted BY The officers the stars IN ord, y,
escape arrest threw himself over the laIn..1.' ~.
down two flights OF steps, and 20. of. tn. folio wing.
named persons were arrested Georgia Ga. Tte
Alcorn James 4. Johnsoo, Richard Hampton pn.a
w. Browning, William Ogden, 4. l.. Barley. sls,
Daley snd John Wells. '"aA
The rioters, after the attack npon the building Wa.
called together and briefly addressed by their Iss,
who claimed that Il disgrace 10 tie cy 70 b,v,
such an organization in the City Of Warrington. md
ought to be broken up. After various threats 70 es
the building, and further acts Of violence the Gro "A
agsn ranged in Line. Cheers were then sivsn Tor
the "National Volunteers and BreckinYidgs And
Lane, when the order to march was given. They pro-
ceeded mp Indiana sveIue 10 the City Hail. thsn,s %
Sixth street., and down Sixth TO Pennsylvania avenus
where they finally dispersed shouting Justify for ~
"National Volunteers" We understand that vs
rants were to have been issued this morning f9 sds
aIrest of certain parties well known in this comma
nifty alleged to have been active participants In hsa
rioous proceeding Is.
After o'clock this morning the friends Of thoss ar.
rested went TO the house Of Justice Dom and ~oss
him, and asked him to 20 10 the gusrdhouse 10 Try Tie
cases Jus.ice Dom went down, and, ascertaiaing
that the wnesaes for the prosecution not there
positively reused TO 90 into examination fully The
Justice suspected that the witnesses for the Govern
mnt were afraid go 10 the guard house at that ms
and in order to give them opportunity 70 appear, be
held the prisoners to bail for further hearing At hi Of
fee at O'Clock p. 10. tomorrow. The statement Of
Lieut. McHenry was substantially that he heard Of the
riot while on Pennsylvsna avenue. Got one or two
men and started for the Wgwam. Arrived there,
found party inside and some outside Shut the door
snd arrested eight persons james E. johnson, whse
arrested Outside resisted the officer Many escaped BY
jumping ON the windows, there not being enough Of
the police present TO secure them.