The weekly sun. (New York [N.Y.]) 1851-1869, 1865-12-02

Of Clinton or the Peniten,isry hi, f.ct 4, pro,ed
nom the manner In which these ruflisns conducted
81 the susqushsnns Railroad ncpt' Thev invaded
the prem ses Of Walter Bell on lLayer street, where
they desuo, ed property and bes He'll In an inhumsn
and outrageous manner. one Of his fingers vas
nearly ehsved of. piece va. bitten out Of his
70 his and drove the nvsiers out at the
muEsle 81 atevovcr. They also visited the premises
Of Mrs. wsehter, on prosdway,vlsre ihey DESTROYED
properly and help..d ,hem,cve. to all tho fsne,h-
ments they desired. llcy also etseied the Pavilion
on Peal street, and there demo ished the proprie'
tors stock and fixtures. Fentlunan. whose name
We could not learn, vas seized stthe corner ststs
.nd Pearl s.rsr night before lst, and beautiful
fshh cccurtsd srnong the pue-uelies aud
fierce indeed .eIe they. III, secne this, pre-.
,erdsy morning besssr. dc-criSuon. About i've
hundred Of the crowd above enumerated had collect
ID ihsr. to s.s Iho early r r TI h.yns been
an accident which happened At kno~ersville, and
which caused All obstruction Of the road, no train
side. the roughs and plug-usle,, alsrte number Of
citizens had assembled to witues. the soinss on.
a raid W.. made on the DEPOT MISTER Arthur
Hughes and the baggage foom OF the road. They
-hich wero ,ssIe. Mr.. Huehos fnteriered With
them, when he vac assaulted by q man named
Ss%pS on he T91 Uspd some .so '0,g 81 dhS
guelhns the disorder and nresting Camphe
he rs subsequently admit ed 10 bail The
presence OF the police, no doubt, intimidated the
vsgabonds ard they did no, indulge in The depreda-
tons aud ourages they otherwise could had they not
been there. By degIees the crowd diminished, and
soon the depot We. clear. The dcsp.isdocs scattered
throughout the city, and acted like 20 many wild
beasts. AZ regards the feht letveen the tvo sieat
lions NJ the dAy. Elliott and Davis the event did not
take place. They proceeded to schohArie county,
hare the ''mili" ~as 10 have taken place. but the
denizens Of the Susluehannah Valley we're prepared
lot lhem. The militia were put under aru,, and the
ununiiormed militia brought down their sahres and
muskeis and got them In 'cOndish" Tor btush.
Never did such excitement prevail In old
rchohArie. 30 fearful va- II that the reprcscu.
tstiyc, OF muscle uded TO under to fight
Had they done o., blood would have been
spulsd Tor the schohAriant we're dee mined 10 shoot
them down Ike dors. They returned TO this city
last nisht, and again the city vas oyerrun by the
robbers sarToters and thieves. They -ers sick at
heart however, and took the earliest conveyance TO
leave toun. The bscsets aud friends OF the piinci-
pals with the ropes and stakes vent ON board the
night boat aud ptocee icd TO New York. The prnci-
pais went down on the late train last night. IL Ia
said that the hght will take pace next Thursday
either at Post Jaivie or Boston Corners IL octainN
will not take plsce In Albany or schohario. These
places have been tIied and the muscle men we're
maze sick OF tLer uuuettakiug. NeNoT did Albany
witness such mass Of foulnec and depr,vlty ~ " as
nttIgcttd hitler b. this ale oil p.Ec fight, and We
es; nos.y hope We will never be called on 10 lo,lk
upon its like again.