New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-10-02

air as they struggled along mp Cherry to get into Union
st The bo T. and fact, the men flung away their lamps
aud torches. blazing as they were; .oro
down by the Wild struggles OF the men riding m them
to get 10 place OF safety torches Clese AIMS htlnk
tar Irooni-haudee. and laths used ~ nearing Hknt-
were strewn around the street Ia prOmseuos rum so at
the pavement looked like food OF fire over thls burn
ing the men rushed pen mel No orc couu n ,
anything curse, liant cheer OF scream oI tc
Es s1ie toward te square Vas for time appal
hing. While this scene was being enacted segment Oh
the procession Cedart made it, way 10 the corner
OF Deaderck ST., aud gave ralyins cry, Mhch prouk
down "a considerable reinforcement from me npper sue
was again assuming shape, two or three shots went ON ~
rapid succession and tho second scene began Ranks
were again broken the pistols unsheaen, ann the
fnsiiade began anew. For 10 minutes the cracking
and banging was really picturesque great nn,IeIl ~
houses IN nelgbOhOOd OF the corner OF Deaeilck
and Chery-ss had their windows perforated Win p",
those streets, Ind pstolshot sent into low enough 10
catch any who might happen TO be behind Tue par ~
ner was similarly perforated In Deaderickst the firing
was exceedingly sharp for some minutes An lminonSo
| Me "Reminiscences. hroonlhaDdles from Emerys,,
torches, blazing tar, sticks, and stun were il.ei P
up on the streets and the sidewalks Inc wte rgo
pie who we're spectators Of the show when the nrlng
commenced generally TOOK refuge "a me ~ s ,h ire
once After the stampede small portion OF the ptV
cession, with few trsnsperenees Chinese IAN AN
terms. and torches, collected on inc gglu"e r th,s
purpose OF listening TO the speeches.. AZ t M,s
| tune, IA We are Informed some man. wn ea1ea
T say oped into the crowd from 'front.' Of steees s
loon The person, whoever he may nave peel. ,u TS
ana ran oo uoW bs square AZ this became furious They
charged upon saloon, fred 10 or 70 shots as wl,sse
sav toWard the door, aud threw stones ana Dllchpa
through tho windows denoshing the whole ghss , ,
Of the establishment Alden himself ana soVdca d tha
nersons who were there. rushed forward and qeeo uo
disturbance, but not until one colofea n w9 soyv t
the sidewalk had been seriously he crod Va" NE WINS
taken TO home Broadst 10y policeman so's and
other persons werS sg o %I ,e and one man
received slight flesh wound from SHOT Wnich s ~
the foshy part pant 81 his arm From TINS spoS .n
crowd RAPIDLY dispersed the arrival OF number Oh
policemen and 20 minutes after tue OCCASION 'no eq
When comparatise quiet had been restored and the
streets were normally sti The Press reporter visited ,lo
police headquarters and found three coloted men 'he
each OF whom seriously wounded one mail, AZ
rick Padden, had serious wound when ne recover III
the back The bullet entered BIZ PACK IN ne neISnpo,
hood OF The lower rib and cut out OF the abdomen
Just under dtophrd0D II IL thought he cannot sur
vve He was shot Cherry ST., near ID adeIlck-st.'
while on tho sidewalk looking ON at the strange scene.
william aey sa 9e ' Seek h hpppeSsd oS Cedar
| al. 1t Is thought he Il mortaily wounded
PRESCRIPTION IN VIRGINIA.
The Concord CN. H. Monitor publishes the
following letter from gentleman In charoItooVe' ''
and addressed to the Hon. j. H. Ella;
| "Ny church has nearly forsaken me, though nave
hsen one OF its active members thirty years My Bible
class dsolerge me ~ its teacher after teaching It more
hater bap my COMPANY The friends OF temperance ox-
cluded They took my sign down ana despyou ~
rnc men ca me To house nj midnight aud ono OF
them gave me notice TO leave tho town IN i've days OF
abide the consequences No white man pnys yn,5
~ I'm seSn TO- come into M so that my has almost
gone down One OF the Consersauve se'dieo, ,d All
| that 20 with Thompson Ought w pe nniPltu ~
war fScm he North bought property In town. and has
hcen nprOying II for some time aud MS spent eosluer
ape ~ n1rchsse he viii have spent $4,000 lie Is
very useful IN town. but he - called ankeo,
sg" On Maiust nv Rebel aud II It had not been that IN
officer Of peace near, he would perhaps haHs
| come of badly for all the Rebels around stood on ana
| some remarked that he was carpet bagger lot ma
gct good beating He takes no pm ese wcr.
'Dr Thomiy damned Radical hei,cai.' since sa ss
the Doctor has offered his property Tor sale III oeJ'
Inour DO elected. 10 Yankee can i've III virginia
sgGRo-HANGISG IN MISSISSIPPI
The Memphis Post of Friday las the follow
ing account OF the latest outrages in Mississippi We
learn ths morning four colored men have been hung
I'm DE Soto County within weeks. Only last Monday
night little below Horn Lake. two coored men ana one
eoored woman were hung The crime Of the two former
was that they dared 20 be Republicans the crime OF s
ieIi tho story ~ their endl,h deed They had been 70
eetheI IN The ned picking cotton on s, s snS o from
| limbs In ncighboring forest
| UNITED STATS MARSHAL IN KENTUCKY IAhhN
| OUT TO BE SHOE
| The Louisville Democrat. u Seymour aud
Blair newspaper, says:
We publish below au ~ the arrest OF Mr. Mar
.hnl Mcrrwcther and the cod-hooded attempt to exc
cute him on Thursday last MI. Meriwether leit we
protect the Marshal aud hs deputies ~ sHecutlng gro %
I.HrIc Counties. 1hey IrOcetued 10
Hope the railroad, where they procured the ser
vices OF guido 10 pilot them through the country 70
| Iowar,is Mlll- on the Rolling Fork, ~ miles distant
The fact OF their coming hHd been made known u !.
supposed all along the road. IA no men were seen ana
! ths houses werc closed. Before reaching HOwarus
Mills they met Mr. Howard. who said he knew OF their
| coming. that no had been 10 Hodgcnylle ana hal
hcafd OF H. and had come TO meet them He also said
that be was sorry for what lad occurred Two
weeks before and that the Marshal would 90 win MN
the ne day they could ul the parties ana save Az
trouble The Marshal said that was Just what he wanted
and he would 90 with Mr.. Howard the next day They
10 tlla mill uhp
camp Mr. Howard invited the Marshal and the commits
stoned officers go his house aud get supper After
the expiration OF few minutes the Marshal ana oncers
leaving MIR Howard behind proceeded toward the houSe
hut before reaching IT, the officers fearing trouble, re-
| turned 10 camp The Marshal, however, expecting no
trouble, and having oDiire confidence IN NIT HOWARD
went ON 10 the house where he remained until Mrs How
! ard invited him In TO supper. lie accepted the
Invitation but had not finished supper before three men
! suddenly entered the house with pistols drawn ana
coo ked and denauded his surrender Being ufiarnled,
lIey said they had been looking for him long time.
and would make short work OF him. CursiDR and swear
ing they proceeded with him toward the woods THREAT
enlng ali the mako short work with him when
they got there. IL was evdent they Thought was MT
saterthwnite deputy marshal. After they had pro
ceeded "A ri distance from the house, they were over
taking by NJ. Howard who told them that TINS would
not do that had invited the Marshal 10 his house, ana
they should not hurt HIM. Dir. Howard then took the
Mashal By the and accompanied him 10 tho house
and from there to the camp, where the soldiers were
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THE ELEVATED RAILWAY IN GkEENWlCHsr.
The Board Of Commissioners of this work,
constituted by state authority held meeting ON Wednes