The weekly sun. (New York [N.Y.]) 1851-1869, 1865-05-06
Riot In Philadelphia.

Philadelphia, 4 prfi 2T-Ahout nino o'clock ths
morning, Mr.. Ed-ad Inrouo, Who delivered .
strong secession speech few days since In New York.
waited upon by committee Of citizens on slight
Ing from tho railroad train at Ninth and Green
streets and required IN apologize for the speech
This Mr Ingor.oll refused To do and drew revolver
nom hi, pochct but was unable to fire II before he
krocked dow n, and very badly cut and beston
by the crowd lie vas then arrested and held to hall
In the sum Of two thousand dolls. on the chsue q
assault and battery and carrying concealed deadly
weapons. A committee Of citizen. have nncs walte5
upon the Mayor TO have the bail increased TO ten
thousand dollars Mr.. Insorsoll IL cenfded Of
the chief Of the disoyal party in this city.
Philadelphia, 4 prii n. The BULLETIN furni,hof
tho following particulars Of the lnger-oll difficulty.
which has produced considerable ssnsst on in this
city When the tran reached Ninth and Green
streets party Of mon got around the front door u
the car for the purpose Of giving Mr. TnFerro part,
ina salute Of groAnA The obnoxious iadiy ldual hos.
passed out OF the back dooi and got upJn wal
laro street The crowd foO~ ed after him As Eighth
street Mr. lngcr.ol turned about and tnccj the party
Capt j. II; wilmington Jr, OF The l9Sth kesimcpt
and said =" lngersol, I'm soldier have Tiskod
my life for nv oountry. think you owe an spolotv
soldiers" Mr.. Ingci-oll merely rrpi go, TO TO
HI The captain then raised his cano TO strike
Nr. ingopo. bat the blow ~S ~a.dod Of by M.
nscrsoli With his cane Tho two thin crossed cnnes
ior few ..conds Nj Inscr.oll roc lived cut on tho
lett side Of the face aud broke h. upon the
OF Captain Wilmington. Mr.. lnrefsol then dicv
back about ten PAGES, took from h YoCke revolver
aud cooked II. Some Of the crowd scattered Of thus
~Atlite movement Of Mr.. lngOr'oll, when he I'M
modatoly seized by police officer. II vac much
as the officer could do TO keep tho pcopc hou' laying
finally landed at the police station followed by an on
excited cIosd, which augmented Mt eN0ty rqIan,-
Alderman ha..cy NaH ren' 10, ard ~. Ius,pol vas
siiyrn hearing at the station hou.r Captain
Nithinston save his testimony, which N
thc same effect es the narrative sNon above.
mAu with revolver Ia La hand, and II v a. cocked
Here Mr.. lngoroll remarked dofRntly and often
,iSsiyI Yes ara ySu all ran llk. pack Of ,isep
crowd made anoho. .ush Tor NJ. Inger-oll, hut tho
police, with great dif'-uly, succeeded IN keeping
thrm hsek. captain Wlih'ufton tenArhed: rre
been on the battlefield whro bu less fsw thick and
fast and fSo to- many Of them to lc scared hy
one revolver" Mr.. lnroIroll uppoAct a. rcsoIal
poTsons TO 20 in search OF bail Tor Inn, bus si
fused.
Philadelphia, . r. M-The a1e,t Of Nj Ingcn-lI
has caused considerable excitement. A large crowd
has collected around sprns Garden, who're he Is con
fined, and threats are freely made TO lynch him, etc
Nj. lngesoPs friends are endcsvorinp to take out
writ OF habeis eOrpIs Lat 40 far have not ,uccoced
Ia finding the ddeImAr by whom be Was committed
Assault on Charles IngersolI.
Ihildd,iphta, arm N.--1his afternoon Chaflo.
Ingcrsoll, tho bro,hor VI LdwArd Inrorsoll and -
alleged glorious ~ mp,hiyor with The Ietollol,
went TO Spring Garden Hail. for the putpp,e OF 20 ng
bail for Ina brother On doscondlur from his car
nato, he "rs upun b. the pCpulaco aud veIy bad
~ leA"n. 10 tUVA 4ciugo In the llhll rnd was sub
tC,ueutly conveyed to his home sryrlnl mani.
bcnt scees-iouiss proposed 10 Walt the Hall this A.
tetnoon ~ coLsut .ith Mr. lnyeIs0ll but tho were
warned not 20 do 90 aud dessted. The excitement On
the puhllc LAM, the lyOs OF all syInnAthEoI. Nth
TIE 'cuoh can haidly b. said u be sale.