New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-08-17

Tough. in .,ssapa with my irepd, ioM Siyers lthrss
10 poshbc 70 interest Won neyoDd exhibiting 20 solors
wors bort my waist hen fo"gh' ,. CAgland. I
s BE prood 70 defend The same S''0rS ''s the rest Of
my life lNiDe cbeers.I .
Heensn here exhibited the genuine Iiee,sn colors,
which were heartily cheered. s sli5- 81
Some speecb,s we're then made by the remaining
bInisers The lsreess emanaed from Price Of Boston,
who waxed patriotic, and announced his intention TO
stard M for his c0unry-swith his remaining hand
ID Jaeh Macdonald said that be wac iseaans friend
for all tims-that be bad stood by him when he was
being pupehtd at Marlborough, and should be happy
70 Took on when he shoold he punched all future os-
cartons This graiied the whole sncience. They
told him to 70 in and win and not fear che cry OF po-
lice, - with many other choice expressions =,
Heensn left the group6 IN ms Gao ~ sA ci9en.
10 Broad street. and pursued by host OF urchins
Heepon ss serenaded ut the Girsrd House, last night,
by Beck band aud he ventured upon another speech
which was a cruel punishment Of the Queens Engilsn
throughout. He left in the late train for ork'
He will he in Boston on Friday and Lowell, Spring
field ard Providence during the ensuing week. The
proceeds the exhibition ysterday were said TO amount
to 81 200 after expenses had been deducted The favora
bic termination Of proceedings yesterday was generally
commended. Considering the characters OF many Of
the participants we anticipated small matter Of bro
ken heads and frequent skrmishes.
We were forcibly reminded OF camp-meeting by the
scene witnessed yesterday, in the woods The great
cries, and the smooth Summer ROAD were not unlike
the memorable transactions of Sunday at camp-meet
ing Had the platform been pitched in the shade, the
comfort of visitors on the occasion would have been
enhanced; az il was there were many who lamented
hat they had entered the grounds.
RowDYIsM ON THE GROUND.
The outside delegation exhibited indications OF unea-
spess several times during TIE afternoon. They gath
cred in the greatest number the north eastern cor
per of the ground and attempted to climb the board
fence The "polce" made no scrupe about giving
preliminary orders 10 descend, but crep stealthy be.
meath the pales and Suddenly starting up struck the
offenders in the face and temples. This created some
what of riot There were abouta thousand roughs
and children outside Some of the former proceeded to
shake down the fence. At this intmation, the rnians
appointed to secure order eaped over and began an
indif eriminate assault The old and the young were
assaied and driven bleeding and bruised across the
fields and up the Germantown Railroad. Some oil
them came back when the "polce" had retired, to re-
peat the alta upon the fence but they were too few
or too cowardIy TO be effective.
For such an occasion the affair passed OIL most mar
mopiously The Only riotous and brawling characters
were the rufHans appointed TO keep the peace. They
walked about insulting the moet peaceabe OF the visit
ors, and a single demonstration secured blow or
stroke from the clubs. Respectable gentlemen, az
tracied to the grounds from curiosity, were compelled
10 give up their eeats TO host Of unseemy and half
intoxicated women. Such utterly abandoned chsrae-
ters 10 secure good order have never seen before
Their faces were viIainous beyond all description.