, 1866-08-09

the park aa they possibly could, aud by in
sulting everybody who appeared to be more
respectable than themselves. They yreaked
by wantosly pluckiug them up by the roots.
The attention Of the police does not appear
to have been directed to what was going on
until about one o'clock, when detachment
Of 1fty constatles Of the i division Was
restore something like order. The force,
however, was not sufficiently strong fur the
purpose, and rcinforccments were subsc-
quently sent 10 their assistance from D, s,
and y divisions. 1t soon appeared that the
mob, though entirely without leaders Or OF
with certain amount or success.
Petty conflicts took place during the
whole Of tie afternoon, though In no
instance, 50 far Us could be ascrrtaIned,
were the Injuries sustained on either aide se-
sious. With regard to weapons, both Of the
opposing parties were pretty equally match
cd, for while the police had their slaves.
Which they did not hesitate when necessary
TO WELD with vigor, the rioters armed them
selves with stones, and In some instances
with portions ions Of ths railing which lad been
broken down Oh tue previous evening. Be-
tween sig and seven o'clock Colonel Dick
SON, Mr.. G. Brooke, Mr.. T. Mason Jones and
soTae other leading members Of thu Demon
stEation Committee proceeded to thu park,
| md, having obtained permission from the
FoiCc Aut tuu1!tlcs, naalcsscA tuc Hnou. tA-
hoftin:: then. TO 60 peaseab'y away and not
to commit d breach of the peace. Some few,
to their credit be it recorded, followed this
sensible advice, aud left the park Ut once,
but the vast majority Of the crowd, ''rongss"
and Juveniles, resolutely refused 10 give UP
o e sven aa sis tSe ose 1h5 sss
their efforts principally to forcing the ,nob
| from the roa.lways, and In this they were us
! sisted by companies Of the Grcnadicrs and
the Horse Guards.
Nothing at nll approaching to general cn.
gagemcnt between the police and the "pco-
| pie" took place during the evening, but
| slight scut!lcs occurred every few minutes,
and large number Of persons wcrc taken
Into custody aud conveyed 10 tl.e temporary
place Of confinement IN tile Marble Arch.
! These partial disturbances continued I'LL
aided by the military, mustered ull thcIr
strength, and in short time succeeded in
| clearing the pnrk. Subsequently, however,
| q number OF persons Ee.eateEcd It through
the breaches I'll the rulings, aud the police
were for some time actively engaged In
Bayswuter road, Cumberland street, Park
lare, and nearly all the streets IN the vicini.
ty, kuots Of noisy hoys were walking up and
down until long after nighttilll, llo0ting ant
shricking. Between ten and eleven oclock
however, the tuinult had considerably sub.
sided, and at the last named hour the park
was entirely cleared aud the streets In the
| neiEhbortood had resumed their usual
| quictudc aud tranquility.
w1Spows or TIRE CLUES nRoREy.
In the course Of the evening. party o1
nbont hundred 'rouElls," being doubtless m
odshoot OF the choice company In Hyde Park,
made their appearance III i'ail Mall and bfok9
q number Of windows ut the Athcnnum and
United serv1cG clubs, and several private
resiuenccs. hindows we're also smashcd It
various other parts Of the metropolis. III!
rioters in these cases appeared TO be inspired
their missiles wlthont any discrimination O!
to the political sympatlics Of the occupants
oi tue houses they attacked.
DEAD bonT: -..-.-.--.
me bod{ on lad abont ionrtGen years Q
age. VINO ma bcen crushed III INC rark bc
tween Two carriages, WAS taken last erentn:
70 st. Georges Hospital, anu up TO midntsh
LUG cornse Ha4 ngt neGin TiniMea ~ ~ = X Nay, ~
s..s,n,"oa -. ~. e,,, +o "ns,,c fra1
LIVE ~" 5;...,s,,anons 0o 'e'' :" ~A7"e A'eA'
enT Thn 1,n.s',,S ;,;,,,,d nm ,fondor n,rl,t mr.
~ .,: .i,nao n'u,ao, ,,n ~, ,,omod fsn3ins
, s"ess - $50, pns,r ,,ni;oa :"r.raort ~
ttas wv ~ s,,t,ornt< trny, n',,d :, thc ,;is
mnr;ne, ra.tnt'f,r 49, y nn,;cemnn who ind s,,s
tnin"G ;; fTsrtnrs IF ti,c tneecan WAS cor
st ,s5t9s q - G.oraa' n,,,rher ~ versions h.,
4Ia;r i'roi'.,, E.oas src.scd II il srnTcc1
.sn., .aan o.unt njI t,,nt orar, ,,ttont;"n ~,
~ s,ttE,rora uu ra"s 1''s "S''u'oA WI
gwen ~ LII eoiet'.e.
Account OF an Eye Witness.
I,ondon Da;{u Netrs as follows:
..r., ~ Fd,,n, of ,tc n,,tv ys,rs.
HsIR. a. fI,c nftrmI't viii no flonht Il
mo,1c Ia iix tbc blame of f].is conlijct hl
twecn The neon3e and tae no.ice and r,il;tar
nnon The KefoFm Ieasr,,e and the Wrrlfnt
| -EN~@
ne ss heaht 9. t. IL
ionrnal. I was In fI,e crowd hcforc the Ma
liz. Arch for aI,ort three nnortcrs Of IN hou
before the Holborn procession made It's vi
c1rowl cr ana certainly IN" Of liz ,nost resurc
lily ,rtr1s wv axat . 9o - Tio,o rern M
NV, ,rhn nnrJa ha tn15 - cnce ~ ta 1raW-st
dn , artisans and nhie workman nil veil. .clat
and m disposed 10 be orderly. evidently, lik
~ MSSHsd M nd nnd What t,,c nolice anthoriti,
",1d M"m1d t' ~ NV NV ma ma, arI;c', cran wall
,nolsti,l Tmu ~ ' - '' ~'''''~A ~'~1
~ Snrr cons;derah,e nronort,on NJ II
oro-aa ,ssra 1,;l,i1, class Tant ,cmnn and
stili less norton belonged 10 The lower ortlt
SH 81 Y.1,oSorpe n,,1 ~ ssnss na11r5 rn1,vh
muot nuo Th, ,i had arn- ssnn - crnw,l comId -
~ oHG ~ ~ ,,d strnot -
1s,a en - ~ tha 4..hts,,. o-tsont hat.;no 6,
n'tv W ". ornn y arc,5 ~ " son,otimes hcs,a,
J the rnilway stations when an excursion tn
: Is about to start. As was on the side Of II
, road furthest from the front Of the Arch,
. could not see what went on beyond. Il
thrn,.;E, ~ r. a Iost cnn ~ @ some In rmicss mi
: sic, hut there was lout hooting now az
; then, and good deal Of swaying about, I
: presently shout told Us that the lamp-po
! was down, and being Piled as ram again
! the small gate. The police inside, howeve
: were too much Tor the crown, and ke
f them at bay, ~nhe pientF 4,
: | cries against the, shutting Of T