The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-01-26

Tho city of Boston went TO bed in STATE Of fermenta
tion Thursday light aud woke up yesterday morning
boiling with antislavery excitement. The nreakns
up of the abolition council on Thursday evening by the
peremptory order of the Mayor The theme Of genera
remark The friends Of Garsonian do.riues full oF
denuncations Of both the Governor and the Mayor The
Governor was abused because he dd no. military
force ~ counoract the action Of the Mayor md the lat
- @s soundy rated utterly Incompetent usurper
II power. The opposition, the other hand, were loud
ia their approval Of what they regarded as IN exhibition
Of prompt and decisive action well worthy q TIE head Of
TIE municipal government.
The headquarters of the ant-savery Society n Wash
ingtan the Of interest from cary hour
IN the morning. Unmistakeabc evidences Of terrible
presented everywhere. Threats Of an attack
on the building where 1t believed the meeting
to be resumed very freely circulated and num-
Der Of roughs Of far determined character
those OF the previous day. to 10 collecting
a, almost every corner pf there consider
able absorption of rum, which used a preparatory
saulant and here hundreds Of M.casbers looking
anxiously for something 20 turn up.
The mob perfectly ready the offensive plan
which they had followed 70 lac hour thursday night
whom number Of coored people were attack d and some
anti slavery beat When tho mob found tha. the
evening meeting he'd been positively inter cted, the
rngleaders adjourned TO tbe bsrroom of he fremont
House whore they Lluged IN several stump speeches,
and made sundry certain propositions last
these took tho shape Of alta X upon the rcs
dence II Wendell phillips, proposition that with
warm appreciation and opposition The
,ority as usual, lad e, aud away they went
TO pay this gentleman unexpected nocturnal
visit The crowd srriy I'd at Tie house, III
Essex street, wi re they b gan to hoo aud howl
sccundua draR 7tcre no. the slight st nan
festation from within tho premises, but tie rest
tnued Cor quarter OF hour singing camp m -
ing hymns and kicking mp generally uLtl TIE po
Ice, under cr.a liam, arrived, an proceeded t.
clear the street Only arrest was mazda mat
ma cd Eldridge who had mad, himself somewhat con
Npouous during the day lie oa' the opp,-
ton Mr. John G. Cluer, one OF the iae iDers Of the
Ant ,lavdey Societs AMI man well known to the pep
Ole OF Boston for his peculiar opinion. also
marly waited n the course Of The evening
and being found at home, was seized and treated
10 y polite licking, which be did not aitogethcr
enjoy lie therefore broke awV from his captors, and
m ade tracks for uncertain parts IN state Of utter bew L
deement The mob, however had many more legs, and
longer ones at that than his two and the result was that
poor Cuo was X eraken and kicked ana cued atou, n
a cruel marncf lie ~ SAID to have had narrow escap
Of being killed He was afterwards parsued scross seve
raj streets by yelling crowd, but did not suffer any fur
ther violence.
me Rev Stella Martin colored Boston preacher who
has taken himself the rather strange appeaton af tn
Lion Of the West" also in danger Of being violent
beaten. There threats this effect and the lor
very sagaciousy went up TO the Governor 70 tel him
quietly about them. The Governor, however, did no, in
terfere.
Tho following Is copy OF the instructions Of the Mayor
the Chief OF Police authorizing that officer 10 close
Temple on Thursday night
MAYORS OFFICE, Cry HAIL.
BosroN Jan. n, 1S6l-6 O'Clock r. NJ
pAppt. 7, CoBuRS, Chief of Police
asy hereby ordered 10 clear the hall ~ the Ire
mont Tempe q persons remaining ava cose the
doors and tsc such measures as be
vent any m,stoa toans held there 70 night.
JCEBfH m. WIGHT NAN, Mayor.
Mr. Cbburn visited the Temple, where he found
about one huLdred OF tho noltionists gathered and
stated to them his busnees. one ~ the gentlemen
present thereupon advised h. asoson brethren to sub