The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1871-08-27

many other sufferers also were
crowds and tho police occupied the Park,
awaiting what would happen, but nothing
took place, and an hour later the consta.
ished. and this eventful and unexpected Sun.
day in the park terminated without any fur
thor mishap. The Marquis Of Hamilton and
some members OF me me a v,tceregai household Ooe
police on the intended meeting about halfpast
Ave O'clock and when there was still an e.
pectation that the evening would not close
without bad work between the police and the l.
people.
THE WOUNDED IN STEVENS HOSPITAL.
The lamentable results of the unfortunate
collision that took place yesterday between
the police and the people were nowhere more
Hospital. where several surgeons were occu,
pied for over two hours dressing the wounds
more or less serious-of over fifty persons,
and Children tSaa .s aaicSs cases
as TO suggest to the medical gentlemen in At
| tendance that it was necessary to detain the
injured persons in the hospital but, unhappi.
Nv. six men were so previously injured that it
was considered inadvisable to permit them to
One Of the most serious of these was that Of F.
Lieutepant Martin Hanly Carey, whose head I
was cut in several places, caused by the blows
from policemen's batons. He states that i'm /
mediately after the proposition that the chair /
be taken BY M Or s sSiy.ssn naa.
, maT Nv some of whom he was struck on the
head. the policemen freely using their batons.
He asserts that he was struck rePeatediyo on the
head and rendered completely insensible, and
he added that, from what he had seen previous
!, to his having been Frustrated, the conduct OF
s. the police was simply barbarous On the part
Ic q doubt that this was the case-there was
, M nrenaration whatever to meet the attack
Z made on them by the police. He had himself
0 only small cane in his hand. tnere can 10 %
q No doubt that he was severely cut, and that 1t
Q would be better if he remained IN the hospna;
}, Int at q subsequent period of the evening we
g were informed that he did not wish to remain
( and accordingly he was permitted to leave
9 NJ Cafey was lieutenant in the Irish B'-
:, gade late in the service OF france;
3, Some rioting took place along the quays last
night several OF sne are atsaced and the
j. W;ndows broken. The same course was pur
Of sued in Capel-street, where nearly al 'a 10
g glass in the windows OF the ta n,s
to vinus day by some of the royal partly ana Of
t; NJ Edmundson, was completely demolished
Up The windows Of Mr.. Ireland's, Elliss-gua qua!
ID Mr.. Buiiers, Mr.. Ropers. the Army Recruiting \;
O. Office. 40. Arran-quay, the local post-ofiee IN
u the ssme locality, and several other houses
~ ~rere an broken. -Four prisoners were made
r- by tho police in the PARK, namely yo K;p.
ed Ssaor1e Pope, 1875, James's-street West; some
MS members Of tho division OF Ponce wno Se
NrONaAdln0 IL
ng eth stones. A few cases of persons VINO 1 1
as bean injured by the police were treated IN ye,
raj yisstreet Hospital and one gentleman appms
assistance If IN noce Continued to patrol
Ii c;tv iii late hour, but we are happy 10 sas
Ike NO attempt was made to renew inc o''''''
eo ance.
ay ADDRESS FROM P. j. sMYrH, ESQ., M. Z.
;;es committee-rooms, Mechanics Institute
zee DnhI;n sunday Evening, August 8, lSl
mo n.,ro,, Co,ntrvmen- While vet the Princes
srS Enriand are guests of the Viceroy, the gre s
it'll award of tho Phoenix Park, close oy tns nf Il
the dence. has been Redeemed by the p"T ,,attrs
ror, neonle. The Royal visit has had nstsSs
ing peaceful citizens for it's finale On yesss.s'
nut. pvan;n~ n lawful and constitutions ass :;
the biaae Of the people in the pubic parh S ~oie
by an t he%s
the s;at;n" crowd of men, women and ci ~ abs
van onS soon left many Of them weterias s sns
m blood And why has S hrnt n,It If it wa.
o or r;ma for the public to assemble IN sne pnn
em- II crowd upon its area was an onenfId atom.
the nur rulers for which blood alone ~ anfore
,lice why was not the law announcer ~ assembl
we're ac;nst the tens of Thousands VINO a. ssso ,sO
sing tSara IN Friday last Why were !ne ~! p.'
emit, struck down on the 9th for tnas WHICH
aped vited and approved Oh. On answer is instruti
fear 1ta thonsands we're gladly allowed 70 49, Sss
, the iis as q right in the park on Frlaay, 'GI
van, it might make holiday III, oheer a prince,
the ,,c,;cs would not have shed the peoPae Dleas
tons Int "A the object was not to MAKE sro If
re- of Dr;nees but to plead for the hoe5 orsers
snce, less naptives, then the police na1 main
rds araw their biudgeons, to beat anu I'd and
Q af- Wound peaceful crowd OF unarneN "NN
mary eFelloHcitisens, this occurred a. ond o
road vhen the aVowed Republicans OF Oh; no mark
~ on aliowed to assemble III the PUBLIC the
What that CITY to express sympathy W., MI crown
being mmne OF Paris, and to assam 0 Snv when
nonu- constitutiun, and the Queen. ol'f 70 pro
mme- GnYsrnment of the day yenSaTIea u W s
nonu- pubiic meeting for political lore down
' per- Tandon park, the populace ~ toi richt to
lea of roiInos OF the enclosure, ana tn" Seen
N the noIitcal meetings has never sia and the
,g to- tioned At present the soc auan,L iares il
rush Gen ndnS marks. 1t is by the same net the
s sur that PERMITS all this in LONDON 'i ;n the
efy of of Dublin have been assI; Fellow cit
stated mark of the pro-metroPo,S, ,,roceeding
street) th;s savage and high-handeo Sttinr a
,ading not he allowed to pass wlthou:SU nSsortRwi
e ran T The necessary legal steps WIZ res
down taken to bring to acconn1 JUG "a nnblic
band, bie for this invasion of law an" ii bring
usicai W. anneal to you to sustain us ~ tors
dashed uo5.prrn punishment the perpeuta
- n1d cohutSn eR.I ond sanpuinary outrage; =,