The New York Herald Newspaper, December 20, 1853, Page 8

‘with s volition that 1s inesloulable, they mingle and Geom fit. I will mot say what they did with « part Q What did he sey? | Sensollate wits iho:s who are oltizona Y7 esto set | w money. It’ was condded to the honor and to let the siage driver Fight; if thus they inoovtestibly re | dence of certain men. I have yet to learn t Q. What took publieanism is the true expression of their nature, their ony pe questions their honor or their prudence. | terfered op of Bympathies, their conceptions, their ideas of duty, It ie to Cy wheu there was no oppor- Q, How dic they inte fere t liberty, and buman glory—is it mot ventur- | tunity of using 1! fund for the ge a8 to still peralst in allowing ver Q from the rest; but “tf YY LEenteo far’ to assert that the European com. | for which it was origizally contributed, rr is bosinoss. aud then the assault was com: fed Moovey. “otea. | Port of New York, December 19, 1853. mt; but ‘nearly ail of them wil be munities out of which they come are unfit for | came from all quarters to appropriate it for all pur Q What did they do ; describe it generally? A. The Mr. McKeon—There is noman a4 pepe aa i Packages mors were taken up ‘that condition of society and government im which posee-to build charobes, to found ‘seylums, and ams, and to ac- | fight then became general. One of my clients is mamed Murray. Is that the m. OLEARED, Crane and Clark think but little sa a aed we live, rejoice, and prosper? That the republican expe- | complish, by I's meanr, masy other objects. Q. Were you ipjuredany? A. Yer, sir. you mean? Steamship—Merlin (Br), Cr E Cunard. thet at heobe ani more will be saved, viment has, for the time being, failed in Europe, none | What were we to do? Twill never forget of ove member | _ Q. How were you injured, and where? A, By @ brick- District Attorney—I want every one of the defendants Paxrear y uae, Bolttes, F< ‘& Son; vy salvage. will deny. That the failure was, to « certain d » | of that body, now wassitting near me. He “Money bat striking me om the side of the bead. Row on trial to a) at the bar. ‘o'rine, J ‘cone %& o: ame Sur Roman, lost on her passage from Chins to NY‘ owingto the more precipitate of the revolutionists them: | raved toe ebasity oF for pati iotiem can never be reolaim- | Q. Do you know who threw the brickbat? A. No, sir. Mr. MeKeon—I to that. ig A yd here b; Alexso.. Lord, to G: Dancan oj ortaus, was 774 ag at Portamouth, N H, in 1850, selves, especially in France, camnot be denied. Such, at | ed. The world is not yet dene turning topsy-turvy, and | Q During this time where was the marshal? attorney; Ihave po idea of letting men rand borane vail’ New ae Morg im vi valued at $60,000. She had « large and valuable cargo of all evemta, is wy conviction, But I hesrd M de Lamar. | the time will come when we may use the fund for the | Mr. McKeon—The marshal is not on trial; we cannot be | around me, for the purpose of identification. They are Bewall, Peter ——, er & Co. silks and teas, valued at or about. Both vessel tine say in the Hotel de Ville, duriag the regime of the | pu: je for which it was raised.”’ (Applause, and cries | responsible fer the actions of every man in the crowd, ee eae mean ek ke } : een a eas & and cargo largely insured street. Provistowal Government of February, that the intrigues | of‘ yes, the time will come wey This was | therefore, I object to any evidence in reference to Mr. | compel their attendance, unless the court is it to wi : 5 Yi wall, JH 4 New Br 881? Gopen Lion ish! for and goliof William Pitt had stimulated ani sustained phetic. It’ has been said by Mr. Smyth that | Sanders. pronounce some awful punishment upon them. bt oe af ‘4 oe a Ee aime! | son bag be anaaan lene hae 7 chee .- Tots, and extoraively covled by the ow S| Es, teeter of calumny and’ vitaperation, | ,,MCorder—Ithink the question is s proper one; Lean | 4. itesss0 aot wlawer'tothale amen and topes ae the | Sedona, Nickerson, LaRocbellc KP Buck & Oo; W Pack- | underwriters haa goue to look afer their ntereats spee: a’ - J More particularly against me the shafts of ‘slauder were Terie stents Teka! cosas Siva eriaen 40 ber: ber, I will forfeit thelr recognizances. ‘Ihave yet to learn | ¢r, MeNear, Cope Hayton, master. mma Peters, | sae NPT fo MOclanns for Riehmoad, Vo, rat Girected. But l spew that my character bad nothing to tha’ legen yea ay rf dln eet olay Jobm Pri ‘Maill & ; Flash, Mo! time as possible. I pro) to show a chain of evidence, fear, and could not suffer frcm such attecks from any | S201” this esse is for the purpose of consuming as I appear at the bar before the Court when quarter, and it was not till on the eve of the election, one | t).6 character of it, what the aifray ultimately re: | quires their presence. Iam Jon 77, experienced Beary gees from N to8, di cy the 00, » aware that parties oan ap- Raneoms Poet Bie, & Beek = cet Coxe enna, leet eprung a leak, threw dee! overboard, split ao. Jan? Bad Venioe!—lad Rome!—had Buca afair trial? Why, | year ago or & little more, when I was cbarged with using | Suted in and then go cn and ieenity all the con. | pear by attorney in s civil sult; but they cannot appear | Boe. OW ae wey an Dunham & Dimouy On! | ¢,HARx Hava Kausrr, from Pensseola for NYork, put into these bleeding cities had not vo much as breathing tim», | that fund for my election, that I thought necessary to | “2! ead then T wil yy counsel in # criminal court, Patrick Henry, Wyatt, Sevannah. b ; | Charleston 1ith inst, having 10th inst, lat 35 30, lon 74 From the dawn to tle night fail they were ia action. Lf | take rome tteprio vindicate myrelé, L'weat betore’ the | ected with it on trial; and then I will show thelr action | Py fowseel ie criminal our: | | lay D Brookman & Oo; Wing of ; 4 Fal, See at 80, experienced a he from the N, which # they hung up their weapons for an hour it was but to | Grand Jury. I confess [had weaknens to do +0. They | consent, as one man, and under orders, too, of the | District At ney—Tais is the lan ace of ie statute Wink, Towrese, Weromn Ponrae, Ceecen 0; 2 | Geeks, “rl gecnaor ye tA rect aplit sails, &o, sear bury fhelr dend children. ‘Who wept them | in the Henshee! received me wa ants admitted that the charge was Hoel District Attorney—Q Now, sir, just state if you saw pokey at wae wo peree eaeed pis Ray foes can be pm fone ty pi “ng oo Baa y ar Tilsen faces Atbanaana toe wr ox aie Gusorderly, turbulent ani froasjed,and wersa tan all | it was on the eve of the election, and thought it | “P3>S Om Romepack’ A. Nonmr 1 4 | apy othercrime unless he be present by an. attorney.” Cog Pearl, Westervelt, Newbera, Bateman &Rodderow. | | pat Into Key West 20th Oct in .ieraa, * epee et Pear! © this, the armed of freedom chancad to be? Lat | was an electioneering trick. 4 Now, you are not an attorney in s criminsl court, and Sloop—Nanoy Gibbs, Seward, ‘New Haven, J H Havens, theie august RingtiameriEn felt coespirenion, cot | A Vaton—Bhey cid hot Fry him? “4 Where. mie sea person daring the ofa. there hate the Catendants: Glianot Spear except Tay ap- Vener Gan Swann, Fiirfoul, Baltimore, Parker aie aving Key West and, ef beanies far ah ek and revolts agsinst the people—let their kiaz- wwnet—L was advised to followit up. Isaidno. I ? A. I saw him riding up and down the line, but | P¢&¥ personally. . Hatteras. 4th inst, Jat 31 38, lon 78, saw = large hips stand responsible. Republicanism was choaked, | bave other things in this life than hanti f this | Sta ect ine + Mr. McKeon—I ordered to have them around : ARRIVED ease! ‘Siemseahed ‘ for the is weeds were, by a generous care: | Kind. That fund has been preserved tothe uttermost | old not Rear Dimhiog in kis bend?” beating the driver. | ,.0ity thereon, aod thoy are here, The dctandaats; to's | _ Steamubip Crescent City, Badd, Now Orleans, 11th ina, Shp) } and & bark lying near her, in the soil The soll is good, and | cent. It has never been ured : f : 3 for any other purpose than care of misdemeancr, have a perfect right to go abo and Havana 14th inst, with 30 passengers to MO Roberts, Bric Rusa, from St Mary’s, Geo, for Portland, which will give forth ‘ruit like that on which we feast this night | the criginal one. I may never have the opportunity sora sw long id thin continne before the police made | weir legitimate business where rer the please. You | Steamship Florida, Woodhull, Savannah, 60 Bours, | put into Charleaton 14th, experienced 8th inst, lat 81 40, when it has been vprurned, thoroughly siftec, and from | again cf saying this, ard therefore rejoice in sayiog | incir aprearenoe ip any members, A. I should judge it | ca2mot oz Aman for felony unless he be Present; but | with passengers, to S L Mitchill. Lavan eats eat, in | Jon 78 80. heavy gales from to NW, which caused the Dareful root asd vermin purited. ‘Thus answer the ob. | that. co fang ever contributed for’ any. rw So eehtah tear atieeeas on bait an boas dees the Court pretend to say that in a cace of miade- | coming out. passed bark Maris low Yoru; | brig to leak, split sails, &e. jection of the incompat.pility of republicanism with the | purpose was ever preserved more ecrupulewsly. | ‘°o*rnrough what streets did the disturbance extend be- | mesnor the defendant must be present in court and not | Sunday, at PM, 6b miles north of Cape Hatteras Shoals, | prior Boxr 8 M Wi.tiaMs, from NLondoa for Galveston, European disposition. The iacompativitity of the Huro- | well, the liberation of Ireland failed. Those who contri- | go> raerival of the police from the station houvet A. attending to bis business? Ihave never known an in- | Ex Pg an 9 irre ergy eel ag utinto Charleston 15th, having experienced a heavy gale Ben disposition with repaolicaniam | Away with it It | buted the fond asked the money back. But the rentora- | Tt commenoed at the junction of Abingdon square. stance of the bali being forfeited where the counsel was | Steamship Wm er, Charleston, to E Lin | im lat 33 90, lon 75 90, from NNE during which had to cut the philosophic explanation of the rober. I: is the | tion ot It would: have been impossible. We could have | ’*S” War sir, how fir did it extend? A. I sould net say prevent in a mere care of aseault and battery, as this is. coln & Co, No date, off Barnegat, passed bi away the mainmast, which carried with it head of fore- Srgument of the tyrant the world over. ‘Thee was a | given back the $600"s, the $50's and the $20’; buthow | 4.0% it extended any further than Hammons street, y object ia that the witness shall nct have theadvan- | Osroline. mast. time,” saidl ord Chatham,‘wheo a Roman Senator reason: | Could we find cut all those persons who contributed small tage of identifation. ‘The witness might have taken one | Ship Issak Walton, Bursley, Singapore, Aug 22, passed Charleston with ing ‘apom ruch prineiplsr, (the question of Arorioan | sums from a distance? If'we sent back contributions with ee ei be ahd whore son met aftor yon Soostfei | man for another; therefore I don't see the neceaity of | Avjler Sept 7, to sition TE Tronideo, Nov it 3 hones Telaiate aaioes NG iene Uberty was before their Lordships,) and pointing to the | from Philadelphia and other cities, what guarasty was | the blow, A. Lwentover tothe public house and washed | Placing themall’in arow that they might easily be Ln 49 W, was struck by a hurricane w! having ‘oh onli pars of deck load, sores bck repairs, British barbarians, might have predicted with equal | there that the money would find its way into the pockets my face, F picked out. I know that ina case that happened under | lying to, lost mizenmast, twisted off mainmast i 7 . leaking badly. boldness, “There is » people ‘hat will never rise to clviliza- | of the contributors, and not into the breeches pookets of my cwn observation while District Attorney a witness | taking everything above with fore topgalant mi . tlon—there is people cestinsd never to be free!» Lat | the officers through whom it came to us? What did we do? | 0, cm fat waa the place where you were hart to the | iro rose positively to the identification of a man pat | ald mainyard, lost two quarter boats and Jong bout; | _ wo Avnons, from Savannah for NYork, put into WH- that suffice—little more remains for me to say. Yet | The next best thing we could do under the cireumstancs ae On yeur return what did cou fing? A. Tfouna that | ito the cells of the Tombs, yet when taken out and | @l the saiis Sars seein Leoheg pe 0, sungta, NO, 16th inst, in distress, having lost deck load, much as I have said on beha f of a row order and proces: | when the last hope was gone, that it could not be used in | we'gent continued ae ueual, : Jaced with a number otothers he could net tell who | 80N; lon 7820 W, while lying to under main spencer, | bulwarks and maintopmast, sprung mainboom, steve sin of events in Hurops, to my mind human periesta- | the shape of powder and ball, we coneluded that the bist | “°G, You found the fight continued as usual, and did the | the real man was, One Irishman looks so like another | shipped & heavy sea which split mainsail store bul- | boat, and received other damage, during the late gale, bility om this earth is uot attainable. Jotm Mitchel ba- | use for {t wse to apply it to assist in the liberation of Ires i e? A. Yes, air. that it world be easy to mistake one man for another. | warks, galley, and swept the di of everything move: Brig Caruarivg & Mary, from Port au Prinoe for t : ice arrive in any number at that ti le. Heves not in the Mulecium, nor do I.” With the author | land's martyrs, bars ‘The District Attorney then read the section of the sta. | able. was spoken 14th inst, Cape Romain bearing NW Cf the “Revolt of Ialaus,”” 1 hold that “A Voice—B ing the rest of them back ghee A tele the poled eaten! dicettiog"tee | tuto again, and concladed by saying, that in criminal pohly Gio Washington (ofBorton), Cummings Liverpool, | T¢ mile, with decks sept, lost bost, fo, Sad tho’ oe “Bvery heart containg Perfestion's germ.” Mr. Evaner—Many were seat to the farthest confiaes of | riot, ard makirg prisoners, conets ie couseelimae po esineney, Pat ase Courtehe | to Des, had contlaual westerly galos;eplit fore and main | PFCVisioms; was supplied by schr Col Satterly, at Charles. But that this germ, in any condition of existacce here, | the earth. Even the money in cur Lands could not rescue | | Q' What were the other parties doing? A. Some were | Pi onatly 7 PRAT | topeails, and has had s Biot om board four Gaye, Bre hn ewidiiow Gavalin’ tee Wreck? sauisarae ill be, or , to the highest point of maturity 4 em. Mr Smyth came forward. le was named to as ing. and some were looking around them. : Ship Prince de Joinville, iver) v8. , s EEE emAAT Gara en ene ree Ree, | en ouk-willlngtes untocinka tia noble enterprise—tolibe- | “Q. Who were fighting? A, The fightirg took place be- coreg Recorder then asked if Mooney or Murray were in | tif Cosmo YORE CoMYay: Ab tat 2644, lon 6. | Yannab 14th, with loss of maiomast and)eck load of me- dition will be, at the best; de‘ective. But that it becomas | rate John Mitchel apd his fellow exiles. Icid not know | tween the rioters, the police and the citizens Mr. McKeon—I will ee, tir. 07, experienced a severe hurricane from SE to WSW, °| Jasses; hull and cargo in good condition. us to seek the best; that itis our duty to mount higher | him then, Others did. They told me he was honest and | _Q When you speak of those citizens, willyon state | yr" Fn tOh SIE BOG Oe orsom, answering | Which until the 80!b; lost sails, stovequarter boats, | _ Bric Josuruvs, from Savannah for NYork, put inte up the mountain. an plan: our banner oa the peak near | ininepic. apd as randent At those persons who go | who those citizens were, and how they spparently col- | +9 Gescription of this Mooney or Murray, was arrested | aod fustained other ¢amage, Croased the Galf on the | Dobay previous ‘to 16th inst with loss of rudder; est to the sun that is acce-siblr—this, with all men who | auch adventues. (Laughter) I took the word of those | lected there on tha! occasion? A. When I say ci far being poscerned ta thereon, at ees ace ies | Sth inst, since which time'have had heavy weather from | supposed somewhat damag a” “A steamer had lott tee Permit the diviner iimpulses within them to have sway, | who had been already tried in the cause of Ireland. | I mean persons who were passing along the street at the | f0 belns concerned in the riot; that he was taken tc NNE vannah {o tow her there, will be exulticgly admitted. That repablicsnism is that | We gave him what money was necesrary for the liberation | time, aad who were attracted there by the fight. Pexteton ter teat tamene, ’ ’ now | “Ship Frances (of Pertland), Edis, Antwerp. Oct 27, and | "Bara Buwict, Jones, from Darien, Ga, for Fall River, ter eminence to which our nature should aspira; that | of John Mitchel, Smith O’Brien, erany of their compatriots. | Q. Did you see any body of men assembled there as = paltdimate _ | Flushing Nov 1, with 204 , to Funch & Meineke. | put into Obarleston 18th inst, haviog tad heavy galed & paser atmosphere there surrounds it, strengthens, en. | I vill venture to say, that neither im the classics we have | body exoopt the police! A. No; the persone collected | | Mr. McKeon Dat we hare noman named Mooney here; | neo 16, lat 88 i, lou 10 47, saws dark bound N, with ESE to NNE, causing the brig to ‘ko. larges, and exhilarates; that the action ef the mind, at | read in our youth, nor in the knight errantry of the | thereas a body were the police. but we bave s Murray. bs fore and main topsails split, main topgallant mast at that elevation, is the freer, and ail tts visions brighter, | middie ages, is there anything recorded superior in chi. | Q. Did you identify any of the persons as presentthere? | District Attormey—Well, what of that? the cap; 14th, off the Capes of Delawate, saw & rig in | _ Scux Emma (of Brookville), Richardson, was fallen im and all its purposes the more active, zeuerous and cou’ | Valry to the herole conduct of Mr. Smyth, Iahallab. | A I did not identify any person except the marshal. Mr. McKeon—The witness says it was Mooney. bade J pilotboat, neniog W, with the loss of fore and | With 12th inst, lat 35 20, lon 73 60, by sohr Kensington, Fageous; that te soul receives there a broader measure of | Stain from any farther remark, for Icannot “paint the | Q. What became of the driver? A. Icannot say; I | Witness—I think it was. rota toeeeate at Chasleston.” The E had lost mainmast, sud all al effulgence; that there areon that summit fewer obstrus | lily or add perfume to the rose.” I cannot add to the | think he went off with the stage, or somebody took it District Attorney—Q. Did you recognise any person at Ship Sweden (of Boston), Henry, Callao, 108 days, te the foretop, and was apparently full of Mags lee crew tions between it and the light; ani that tee passions, | *stiwation in which he is already held. Let me, gentle- | away from Lim, the police office, aud what did you understand his name | pares & Bros. Nov 5, Int 16 10%, lon 84.89 W, passed | Were onthe house. The K made all ready te launch ome which trouble and obscures lower sation, roll ot like the | men, give you, in conclusion, if itis not out of order— Cross-examined by eounsel for the defence —Q. Was | tobe? A. I stated that it was man whom! supposed | Shinn B Palmer, stesring 8; Deo 18° Capo Hlenry'W by N | boat, off deck to go to thelr assistance, but the wind was clouds, below it; that republicanism seems so tome, and | ‘The Contributors to the Irish Fund of 1848—They | any one killed in that riot? A. No, sir; I cannot tell. te be Mooney; he stood by my stage and threw @ stone | 55 bias ‘ship Colehia, from Tbaltinore fe Bosoat blowing hard, and a very heavy sea running; all the mem that I felt it war so ae locked down one day from the Cats- | cast their bread upoa the waters of Irish liberty, and it | Q. Was not the driver killed in the newspapers? at me. 14th, lat 40, lon 74 40. saw a steamer standing SSW; poe! the mate) refused to go. The K having no sal Kill and saw the storm puising at my feetalong the fvco of | came back to theman hardred fold, in the pérkone of | District Attorney—We don't want to make him out as | | Q How long after that did yousre him? A. The next | same time, saw ship Galois, ns above. + | except the trisail and jib, the mainsail torn in the precipice—thix, this | confess witu rapture! Thatthere | Taomas Francis Meagher and John Mitchel.” Drank | killed. and ‘Ship Antelo} To Janeiro, Oot 25, to Har. fore gaft broken, soon drifted to leeward; at 11 o’clook A N, lon 67 20 W, experi- 7. is in Europe the ambition to asceo¢—to leave the rezion | With applause. Mr. McKeen—When you were standing on the stoep, Q. Have you seen him since? A. I saw him inthe | peck & Co. or 35, lat 26 peri M saw « topsail schr run down to the wreck and hove te, of fog and stagnant waters, and decayed timber--ard | 9, William Smith O’Brien and his com anions in exile. | just before the riot took place, what time wan it? A fé OORT oe Se eee One ae ad (aren enced szong gules a SW; reduced sails toclose reefed | but did not lower her boat while they were in sight, lay the foundations of @ new house, whera the soil is Far dearer the grave or the prison, ‘wes about 11 0’cleck. Q. could you couls |» on » Fam | fore and main topsails, and fore topmast staysail; 9 Al Sour Kxvsixctey, from Charleston for NYork, with ries fresh, and the eag]+voars, and nature looks most glorious— Tlumined by one patriot’s name, Q. When you left did you leave any person behind you | Sure Teowld ye eo wind hauling to N and E, and blowing a hurricane, lost | and cotton, put into Wilmington. NO, 16th inst, with loss this I joyfully believe. What chough it is now summer Than the trophies of all who have risen in the barroom? A. I left two or three persons tiiere. saan, itnots then went around the ryiug to | fore and main topsails, with topmast staysail; carried | of mainboom, mainsail, &c, and leaking. with tre kingy? What though the girantic democracies O'er liberty’s ruins tofame. Q Were there not more than thit? A. I dou't think | identify him, when Mr. Meleon infor fhecsentter | ®¥8y main ard mizen’ topgallant masts: main topmust ‘Spoken. Whisk: smaate the princes Rip’ SU’ thik’ fat 1868; dre [Exile of Ein} there were more than four persons there at the outside. oan room. (A messenger was then sent fer head; sprung foremast and main cap, and reseived other sip Granada, Batohelaer, from NYork for Liverpool, Row bound in fetters of brass an made the blind spor Is it not s place where young men wil mage; since the 26th, experienced strong " of their foes? What trough the evil ones have been ex Mr Rictanp 0 Gormay then roe and responded tothe | | O P ane te ee ty ve Deo 8, lat 8234, lon 67 36. Faas Cross-examined by the counsel for the defence :— i cach ether? A. Yeu; they go there to have communion | (Fp examined by the connsel for the detence: als Snip Tease Allerton, hears New Orleans, 31 days, toW | “Ship Lawrence, of Salem, 36 days from New York for alted, anc the perjured have been nam-d holy; and the | sentiment, as follows :-— with one aroth: 4 Po le a lt ade Dlood of the people 1» mixed with the wine of the princes, Mr. President—It is now so late that Isbould think my- | Q. Did these men come out? A. I think they did. tion? A. Ihave. tire 6; 7th inst, off Cape Hatt experienced @ nero, and the bridal couch is spread over the red earth o” the | self guilty of ill taste ifI were to detain this assembly | Q. Did they go towards the stage? A. I thick they did, | Q Againstwhom? A. James Saunders. Serskndoce Gala Rone A teres, experi int 22 geasriane dome Daw CCiaREs for Liverpool, 6tl slain, and illumins' ions dew: from and NNE. ler the memory of those | for mora than a very few minutes. However, I should How did they go there? A, Trey walked there, |] @ Whatisitfor? A. For damages. Bhip California Packet (of San Francisco), Speights, Bal- T janeire, See ee Frere cr eee tn genioe ane 5) he Somme suaae. wo any Owe, feetings 16 Tada) not say’ | suppose.” (Laughver’) if " é Fp ay Ate a ere tl ata timore,11 days, torF ¥ Gatdiner. TIER aoe eee ‘or Bermuda, wit loo of salle eal gpa flowers, and the relics of imperia! wars, and the desolate {| few words cn the part of my cear friend, to whem you . Was noi hing said about @ parcel of Irishmen? A. ; i Ship €a; Boston). Sears, Baltimore, 8 di to g laogh bystericaily ia tueir in'oxicatl im. and the reiga of | bave just now pale well deserved honor. (applause) | thick ween ne ee Q. Did nog Money strike you? "A. Yes ee ent aloe ) ares © Gays, to | sod bead of alae spraes: Dens Me ae think not. the wicked is a judilee, and he spreadeth himself Hike a | It is an every day increasing happiness to me to see once | Q Do you know what the business of these meu was? | _ Q- Is not Saunders a man of property? A. I don’t Bark 'N H Wolfe, Porterfield, Alexandre’ 103 Nov 9, lat LI: apn to Fonter WicLeron Oo fhe Sk cad Mik Nor | Spal # Bk oo int was passed Nor 8b 16 ver! nced fi ren bay tres, an: his poxer is supreme? Waat resks | more reassembling that litte band, of which, 1am prond | a, I do not. know. it? It shall pass as thedream of the druakard—as the | to remark, I once war of the rank and file. ‘I rejoice to | Q. Were you in the habit of going there? A. Yes, air. Q. What have you lsid your damages at? ber & severe gale of wind. Nov 28, in r Grown of pride from the drunkard of Ephraim Of this | see old friendship renewing, and my old companionsin | Q Who were those men? A. I don’t know. District Attorney—I don’t see how the answer to that | lat 27 fonees ben brig NW, with lost! of Parr from Calcutta for Boston, Deo 16, lat 86 fre not the hinge conscious, even in this the fday of | the full strength of their intellect—in the fall light of Q During the time of the affray did you see them | question will affect the case one way or the other, there- | mainmast, of about 200 tons burthen—had painted porte, pe Bs atta: tien ‘NOMesus for Nov 29, lat their exaltation? O:herwise why this hesitation with | thelr genius, with unimpaired heart and hope, here on | doing anything ats? A. After the stage bad got to the | fore I object to. made no Of distress, did not appear to want sasist” Aho haar Boston, them to strip the sword whea priccipalities dec'ared | this land where worth is sure to mest its desert. Yet, | corner of Bank street there were two gentleman anda Objection sustained by the Court. ance, was it 27 Brig Joseph, of Rockland, from Wilmington, NO, for 88 bal Ia inviol:ble are invaded? Otherwise, why this ezdless | amidst all this festivity, my heart listens for a voice boy that took the Part of the driver; then these three or How many men got up on the stage—were there | lon 64 20, baie with rd; Deo 11, lat | Demingo, 10th inst, lat 27 46, lon 73 16. e Q me of negotiation when the laws (of nations are bro. | cannot hear J long tograsp agains hand that always | four yourg men h them, and insisted on the rioters | three? Yes sir, more. 85 15, lon 74 20, saw & mast with boem attached to it; br A B from Philadelphia f¢ Een ‘ehrough by hordcn of brigands—when the frontiers | met mine with trre friendship; and while I lock om | coveuutr ier are mee” Q. Were they all trying to get you off the stage? A. | same time saw large quantities of pieces of bulwarks. ne waee P ‘or Galveston, Dee 6, of an ancient Lationality are invested—‘ha balance of | those who surround me, I grow ead to think on some Q. How did they take their part? A. They fook their | Yi Bark OJ Hayes, Beaavais, Buenos Ayres, Oct 18, to W Sobr Bally Badger, from —— for New York, with loas power displaved—spolistion insisted on—extermisution | that are far sway. Sir, youhave paid to William Smith | part this way: When they saw the rioters taking their Q. What was the reason they did not? A. Because | W DeForest & Co. of deck load, split sails, &c, 13th inst, lat 31 66, lon 77 88. Unreatmed? Why thia inexhaustible exchange of notes, | O’Brien no upmerited honor. A braver, manlier, gantler, | steffsard beating the citizens over their heads they caught | there were o many of them they were all in each other’s | Bark Louise & Caroline, Raven, Rio Janeiro, Oct 24, to rami geo , and messages, and modifcstions, and manifestos, auc | tencerer heart never beat im human breact. Sprang | hold of the staffs and insisted on their ceasing. The Hi- | way. Kirkland& Von Sachs. Has been 10 days north of Hat- ign Por tocols snd notices to quit; these conflicting provisos, | from the be:t of the true Irish sristocracy, the grand | bernians commenced the fight; the others remorstrated, q Did you not meet the procession down near Canal | teras. Nov 26, lat 25 lon 63, hada heat le from the Burnos Arrrs—In port Oct 11,{ship Margaret Hers ces, evasions, rejections, interpretations which | impulse—the motive of his life—was passionate love for | but in vain, and those three or four ‘young men were | street? eae > ‘na ont for Poceallaatmast, | Adama, from NYork, via Montevideo, arr 17th; parquesO F westward; sprung mainmast ‘ interpret motaing, ultimstums which are but lame | the Irish land and the Irish race. Through every phase | driven back and Iwas with them; one of them had te Q. How far down were you when you metit? A. At | and Teoeived considerable damage about tus wall, Deel, Hayes, Beauvais, for NYork, 18th; Weybosset, Carter(from covclasions, aud arrangements which perplex snd dislo | of his life—in the British Parliament, an honored repre: | hide uzder a cart the corner of Bank street; they were to the left of me. lat 30, lon 66, while scudi Defore a from | Montevideo, arr 14th); Creole, Coffin, and Laura, Westom, me m of polity, diplomasy, and corn. | rentative; in the van of the Irish ‘popular counell,« | —Q Where did the others go? A. They got in between | Q. Did you aay anything abcat these men being a pack | HF, a aeobeke cur ite ao which Fmt a ie Eee Dela fe meree—why this in‘erminable comer y of errots—why this | trusted leader; im the dock at Clonmel, a prisoner doom: | the I-gs ¢f the rioters, and ran away. of Irishmen? A. No, not ss I know of. aiter part of the cabin, tore ‘up the slateroome aed all | Wo* bare, 30; rig = Roberts, Go son, for Cowes inextricable confusion of tongues? What say their | edto death, or pacing by the backs of the Derwent | Q What was the name of the public house? A. The | Q. D:d you say anything to the men that were along- | the cabin furniture, washed the compasses ovevboard, frag jenley) (allt gs ae Betas Manahiontaik Bt Majesties? A few years ago they would have leaped into | under the S.utnern rky, eating away his heartin uncom- | Abingdon Square Hote), kept by Squire Marshall. side of you? A. No. and swept decks fore and aft; also stove eeveral water bok ooh ee i ene arque Man reed the field upon the slightest provocation. Bunt now the ing slence—Smita O'Brien lias been—he is, ane | Q Did you -¢ any of these thiee or four young men Q, Why did you not take the other side of the street? | casks. "Deo, lat 32, lon 67 20, enw & large aliip ru epee aeemarvou dirs Sich ro aes knigh’, and their sqcires, apd their m-n-at arms, enter will be—a trae Irish gentlem: & man - | etrike avy blows? A I did. A. I ceuld not get across, r Bermuda, with maintopmast head and topsail iy Uries and text boohe, and parcamect | outs stsin—lke Bayard of old, “without. fo 1, Whe, GHA thsby atcikat 1h, hthe mam. with theigreen | GQ) Tidiguaers Kaommyteesoutet,. As TAA. Ss pms peal y CaRDENAs—8id Deo 10, brig Hibernta, Robinson, Wil rolls explanstory of recon ite t and without reproach.’? (Applause) fir, time | gearfs. Q. Could they not have taken one part of the street orark Merey Ellen (Cs Harpeville 1, | ™ington. pations the march of Jegiers, Stover, changes vs sll, and in many things I feel its | Q Did you see them throwing stones? A. No. and you the other? A. I suppose so. Grande, 20 days, to Calvin Adams Nov 27. lat 26 21, lon | , C4?™ Town (C/G H)—Arr Sept 28, ship Sea Ranger, latory cunning of a sult in chance influence; but this hand wil bave lost its nerve and | Q. Did you see anykody throwing stones’ A, I did |" G. "Did not Kelly get yon entirely out of the dificulty? | 49 $0, spoke ship Star Republie, bound north. ee ee Tete one compromise! This the triple legend on | this heart will be cold and stiil forever before it loesits | nor A. Yea, Geo Henry, Pendleton, St Jago de Cabs, 27 days, | © ae in w rege #, and woul 1 a s And why? ‘You pay great honors to | unfailing revererce, its unshaker affeetion for that trus | Q. What was officer Kelly doing om the top of tke | Q. Did you see him strike a blow? A. I did not to AG Benson. “Has bad s continuation of northerly | ,C424x4s—In port Deo 4, brig Matinis, Thorndike, for M. Arago,” said General Cayigoee to an officer of infantry, | hearted gan. (Applawe.) Of Johp Martia, of Kevin | gtege? A. I bave stated that before. ston, Idg. . Were the horses driven that day up to the stables? | wine ; 4 jt noble scholar. ‘Yer "replied the | O'Doherty, T need rey little For thair services and thrir | "(Pid he uot drive whe stage of? A. Idon't know. | A. They wore ‘ites REE rie eels pasengs} has Rema eae e OC 2 CrENFURGOS—SI4 Deo 10, bark Nscooshee, Thorp, N¥crit. rornds of bal'-cartridge in our | eacrifices—-their pure, unselfish Cevotion—they deserve Q Was he rot on the box? A. He wason the bor (Q. Did you not walk sbout that day? A. I did. Brig Cynthia (Br), Gribble, Rio Janeiro, 60 days, to Na- Gonarves—Sld Nov 20, brig Esgls, Boston; schr WW. at erecdote resd tae explant- | any honor thet honest men can pay to honest worth. | when I got to Bank street, Q. Were you in bed? A. I was » is soe 8 Oe! Dee ae ot On Frio, spoke bark Wiser, Btoddars, 30, jin pett, Be big le Hilton, for tion of that mysterious web which corerg 1- | (Hear.) Ikmow there isa school of philosophy now.a- Q. Are you sure of that? A. Iam certain of it; to the Q. Were you at work next day? A. No. erga Tes, from Baltimore for Rio Recaro! o 8, lat nj Beweallm = Dated ie Asie rope, and into W from the cat what men in old times used to call | best of my reeollection he did. . Were you in bed the next day? A. No; I was walking | 34 24, lon 71 00, spoke ship. Margart, from Boston for New | yo tron Marsuilfee ros NYork. ere a veeilog 8 “ed four corners of th is aolved tells us that this passions Q. Dic the rtage go cif then? A. Ican’t aay. abcut a little. Orleans, 7 days out; Dec 2, lat 27°61, lon 6617, saw a Doerr eG Ee ce 2 2 there is a corrp'racy ja West- | partis pot of earth is a mere prejudi Q. Did you not hear him say thst if the procession Q. Were an; of your bones broken? A. No. large ship on fire, suppofed her to be cetton loaded,’saw SG tie Len toe Pe nie as minster Abbey I have reen a tomb—the doors are half | the mind. Instead of patriots, thoy would have us pbi- | would pot go out of his way he would drive the stage over Q, How many scratches had you? A. None. two ships just leaving her. ears Scot avery aiadcowe! Tia Snow, Hall, Car 7 opened, thovgh heav!!y barred an’ chainsd—Death issues | lanthropitts. I do not believe in this chilly creed. Affec- | then? A. I Cid not, sir. Q. Where did the stone strike you? A On the side of Brig jeca (of Westerly RI), Greenman, Matagorda Matini conten’ Oxbann . co/y ae from it, flinging off the shroud, and, og up, levels the | tion, I very much fear, as it widens and expands over a Q Did you not ce whether the straps were broken or | my face. j Bay, 48 cays, to Stanton & Thompson. Experienced very Warriog, New Yort. Sid 12th aren ip Sve) LGR te ihe facee of tin her er Eat mane "Clase. Thome: wiak tte coma: i eee stage PS ie Amoi ye pe aa heavy northerly gales; split in bygthten tei noah York; schrs Brends, Jobnson, Key West; Woloott, Kia above. Lock to the turone of the hoy of Hapsburg’ jo not thi 6 great God implan' Do you know how many persons came in the ? Q. Black and bius 8? es. Cape Henlopen, spoke bark Pacific, from Havana for New + y ' yi a Took to the throne cf the ‘i'ch cescendact of the Corsi- ‘powerful Jove in men’s hearts for fatherland | 4.°a foe, ee Q. Bad yous physician attending you? A, No, sir. | York, shortof provisions. ton, Mobile; 18th, bark John Patten, Johas, New York; ean! Look tothe throsecf the Guslph! Within each | without some beneficent intent. There is, 1 think, a Power 'Q. Did you ree them get out? A. No. HSenford, Petty, do. Q Were tke horses used that day? A. Idon’t think | Brig Mary Eleanora, Masson, Port au Prince, Nov 17, to | BFW they were. TeE wr. Experienced heavy gales and equally |. ¥4xsmi%—In port Kor 9, ered fon Cater erana? = Q. Do you know whether they were or not? A. My im- | weather from NE. ¥ ip u Boston same week; brigs Adelphi, Gorham, unc; pression is they were not. Brig Auziko (Br), Card, Sydney, 9 days, to order. i} os - ?: Q. Were the horses laid up? A. I don’t know; the | Schr John R Mather, Tilton, Malaga, ‘to Francia, Gomez Se for resent Peake am team did not belong to that route; they belonged to the Mowrzvinro—In port Oct 22, barques Kanawha, Mare & 00, Seventh avenue route. Sehr Clara (of Valparaiso), Web! r Q The sticks that you were struck with, were they | bello, 26 vig Sue agcoan. paraiso), Webber, Porto Ca- | shall, fer B A, 20th; Antelope, White, from Baltimore vim death har been imprisoned. From out of each death | above wiser than the philosopher. The cold calculations Q At the time of the affray, did you ree any of them breata his way, Azeinst the prond proprietor of each | of the political economiat are still set at naught. Itmay | trying to get out? A. They could not, on account of the @eath sims his anoohilating ehafc. And the spesire, | b hat the instinct of a nation is the states- | mvmbers of the eociety rushing inside. having risen, shali pot on radiant flash—like the bones in ship of fate. Q Few leng had the procession been passing when you the valley of Ez-kiel—and for “Ireland and the oppressed Mr. O’Gorman thas concluded, amidst loud cheers were standing on the stoop? A. They might have been mations cf Europe’ there shall bes resarrestion more ciara pasty about twenty minutes. multitcdinoue aac refulgent thea that of the House of | , 10. The Ladice—the only legitimate powe bat way were they coming? A. Down the Fighth . Dec 18, Hatteras, r ~ Israel. So be it. legiance bby ‘divine rigbt.”—(To Ladle’ Eyes around, aren towards Huson sree. mp nat az. | 2ORent lee mood! A They were pretty Neary timber | beariog 4 8'W 40 miley spoke sohr Captain Joba, om Maytowen Dell, toca Nok forsee lect cealnas we ‘i fae tt Q. There had been no trouble until the at ar- | and sbout an in ick. 800 lor Boston, 8 out; o saw anselid, > Bieaite ntels The eloquent speaker sat down amidst enthusiastic | Mr. Jouy Brovcuam responded. He said:— rived’ A. No, tir. pet Q. Were you struck across the head? A. Yes. number of bales of ectton adrift. Oth and 10th exp’d a | Rio Jane ae ee "probably the Vaqtere, cheers. He discovered st a very Inte hour that hehad been | Q. Have you:een the stagedriver since? A. Isawhim | . Did they make any marke? A, Yes. heavy gale from N E; lovt bulwarks and reotived other | Wilcox) Sen Francisco having put in for repairs; Joba The Pruswant read the next regular toast: — ealled¥ upon to respond to this toast, which had been | st Jefferson Market. Q. Were youcut? A. No, sir. damage: has been 14 days north of Hatteras, E Davideon, for Maldonaldo, 4 The Press—With the ven of truth, it is a sword for Jus- | Grunk with such characteristic enthusiatm. (Laughter | Q Did the pole straps break before or after the fight { Q You say the horses became restive? A. Yes, air. Schr Lewis § Davis, Davis, Savannah, 10 days. Rio Jaxxizo—In port Oct 25, ships Water Witch, Plam- ties anda hoskler tor Feeseu, ard epplause.) Ho sould say nothing which bad not al- | ccmmenced? A. Iam sure it was after. Q. Were there five hundred menin the procession? A. | Schr Sarab & Emeline, Sale, Georgetown, 8 days. mer, Boston for California, repg; Courier, Barathes, - ready been engrafted upon the heart of every honest | Q Where were they fastened? A. To the pole of the | Somewhere about that. Sehr Earah E Parker, Rogers, Georgetown, 6 days. Richmond for Vaiparaiso rearly ready; Phantom, Hallet, ‘Mr. Mitchel here retired from the table. wan. (Applause) He objested to the word Iadies—wo- | staze. Q Were not the most of them passed by you at the | Sebr Wm Smith, Smith, Wilmington, NO, 15 days. Callao leaking, disg; Roanoke, Reberts, of snd from Horacs Greetey responded. He said man was better; woman was the best term—you coul¢n’t Q. New, sir, these young men from the Abingdon | time of the eccurrence? A. Yes. Schr Wm Smith, Smith, Wilmington 12 day i i, g; Darks ; Linda Stewart, Sterling, Richmond, wig; Vhame 5 : Baltixtore: is , pronounce it without your tengue sticking to it. The first | Square Hotel, did they throw any articles, either sticks Q. How long did you wait for the procession te pass? Schr Samuel Lewis, Potter, Wilmit 81 days. very Doiet, HePecjoiewt thet once log while the tyrants | and best thing inthe world wus (ho said) a perfect wo- | or stores, at the alleged rioters?” A. No, sir. A. ‘Twenty minutes. Sehr Adeline D, Poder. Wilmington 13 days. York,"So; Baltimore, Remeay, Baltimore, disg; briga Was Of Europe sent their gaen} who added diguity to the | man. The women here to night were of this sort—a circle | Q. Did they, when they saw the driver attacked, attack | Q. Did you not get tired? A. Yes. Schr Globe, Cavendy, Wilmington, 10 days. Price) Quig, from and for Philetelphia, ready; vine, reas. Amorg them, John Mitchel stood foremost; and | Of jewels smiling around us. Then there are {the ladies | anyone? A. They did not raise s hand until the occur- Q Alittie restless? A. Yes. Schr Isaac W Hughes, Johnson, Newbern, 12 days. Berry, atlas ‘wtg; Falmouth, Willisms, Rio Grant do; e hoped they would ali support the paper he was abont | —Pretiy expensive articles, These last are the things | rence in Pank street Q. And the horres started allof a sudden? A. Yes. Scbr E 8 Willetts, Smith, Washington, 6 days. Vernon, Collins, Bangor, do; schr Tennessee, Kagler, 0 establish. He rejoiced tat the plains of Van | ¥¢ smire—yorsen. we love. sien chicos are the fomales. ‘ Q Do these men belong toa firecompany? A. I doa’t meets, io now in the courtroom; will you please ne ler, Smith, Lorn ie He mond for Califorvis, 2 ™ a tand ’ Great laughter.) Strong minded dogmatics, hot-headed, | know, rir. point ou " ichmoneé, 6 days. Rormendie~] Brem hiller, on moony feonined docs Giibeated beings. They: are athtaker in watered, | @ be you belong to the ‘Know Nothisgs?” A. That | Witness then left the stand, and looked around the | Schr Merchant, Winters, Richmond 6 days. NYorb, (dg. Se Py Or ae ree ee sort of offset to a class of men called Miss Nancys. The | is a question that I decline to answer. court room for the defendant, but returned, saying he Schr York , burg. 6 days. Mownovia— Arr Nov 2, bark Gem, Lawlin, NYork. The Army, Navy and Militia of the United States—The | reistion of woman to man! Who has not felt the ten. | Q You stated that ycu were struck; when and where could not find him. Schr Jamestown Cook, Petersburg, 6 da} of our frontier, sea and fireside. Star Span- | der love of mother, or flirted with s pretty cousin? | did that take place? A. When I assisted the police. District Attorney—Now, I require every one of the de- | Schr Bergen, McGee, Peterabarg, 6 days NTL, Ler nice Coat ee he ee gled Banner. Tue bert and brightest woman ia the universe must | Q Did you strike anybcdy that day? A Idid; Ihave | fendents on trial to come inside the bar, and those who | Schr Yor Cole, Petersburg, 10 ? fo eS a ate Meigen Rie a! [Captain Rxxp having retired there was no responsd.) | yield up the pala to the women of Ireland—(Cheers | no besitation in saying so. 4 ¥. do not Live will be under the necessity of forfeiting | Sehr Fairfox, Mott, Alexandria, 6 days. bas 70 sania a Nor bark Stolle aiert for The eighth regular toast:— and applause)—and in no women can be found the love | Q Did you hnock any onedown? A. I think my phy- | their bail for them. Schr Arctic, Russel, Alexandria 6 days. NYork, Idg; brig Lion, Gaiduer, for do soon; sohr’S Mi : * of country and of bowe co strong asin the Irish women | sical capacities are great eaough for that, I did knock | Mr. MeKeon—I think the District Attorney ought not to | Bohr J P Nickerson, Nickerson, Norfolk, 8 days. Wain, Silliman, for Philadelphia, lag. . P. J. Smyth—To whose gallantry and devotion we owe | exiled to this country. If youdesire to vee thisin its | somebedy down insist upon it. It is » matter at the discretion of the | Schr James H Ashmead, Bu Norfolk, 4 days. due vera. the = our guest, John Mitchel. The Bold Sol- | ty)1 effect, go to the post offices all over the United States; | Q Did)ou strike them with stones? A. No, nothing | Court. Scbr Ashland, Birch, Norfolk, 8 cays. mn tf Ge- dier yeu will there find them anxiovsly awaiting ths news | but my fata. ‘The Court sustained the course of the District Attorney, | Behr Leroy, Osborne, Norfolk, 6 days. Late ger Rie EEE BCS, ‘i Mr. P. J. Suyru, after some prefatory remarks, said:— | from home, and all of them sending their mite to relieve Q Now, the question becomes an important one ; Isak | and noted Mr. McKeon’s exception. Bcbr Fairfax. Mott, Alexnndria, 5 days. eee 20th ult; eg) Wm pa lad gg) ipton, Bat I will not be guilty of srrogating to myself the sole | the misery which there exi.ts. Oh, that the Mrs. Jel | you sgain if you belong to a secret society called the | “"Witness, after locking at each of the defendants for | Sehr Arctic, Wilson, Alexandria, 6 days. phia. Td ity of wer, Caloutta Aug 10s oreven the chief meriz of this ehievemert, It ts true | Jabys and Mrs. Pardiggles of real life, cowd see and imi- | “Kvow Nothings?”’ some minutes, said that the man he saw at the police | Sehr A B Terry, ——_, Virginia for New Haven. oar Salted, thlete Moston Cneas’ Senith, Charlertent that the beration of the State prironors had been with | tat tls real, practical working benevolence! (Hear, | Witners. That bas nothing todo with the case, andl | Cmce wea not present, Scby Mary, Smith, Virginia for New Haven. basis Raliay Miliots, NOSE Comte ties: caren me for many a day s darling dream; it is true, that | bear.) Iaclosing, the speaker paid = beautiful compli: | refuse to answer. Mr. MeKeon—Then I hope your Honor, ifyou should | Sehr E Bement, Decker, Virginia, pe ioe ee Ute! par weeatige tary. Plicea, at bound to them by political association, personally known | ™ent to Mrs Mitchel, and said that he knew the com- | —keward J. Carpenter, the stagedriver, being duly sworn, | happen to senterce these men, will decide that Edward | Schr EB Mating, Purbest, irginis. fa brig hens we, Bioteaee’ Holes taratine, Lofkin. seek. to all of them, and enjoying toa large extent, I beliave, | P®Dy wonld be glad to join with him when he gave depored an follows:— Marray is wrongfully indicted, and give him the benefit of | Schr Commerce, Colson, Virginia. ponville via Ne ; Lexington, Haskell, Philadelphia; dence, I had meditated long and anxiously cn e Wire of Jobn Mitebel. On the Fourth of July last, what was your business? | the flaw. Schr Chatley May, Burbank, Virginia, Burmah, Sargent, NYork; sobre Rebekah Fogg, Adama, the the realization of which you this night oele. | , The regular toasts having been exhausted, the Preni- | 4 “1 was driving a stage, ‘William H. Wood was then called to the stand, and de | Schr Ann M Still, Hudson, Virginia. PhilndelphisY J Cammidgs, Veatie, Hondonts Howard, brate. To that body, however, which furnished me with the | dent reigned the chair to the Vice President, Mr. McKeon. G. For whom? A. Messrs. Kipp & Brown. pored as follows:— Schr Wave, Nelson, Virginia. York ‘Sld, barks Susan W Lind, Elm, Cabasa; means of accomplishing this purp»se—to the Irish D! Mr. McKEON gave the following from Mr. C 0) ae aak Q. What was your stage route’ A, Ninth avenue, Hud- Q. Where do you live and what's your occupation? A. Sehr C Fox, Billing Me gon bel L W Maxwell, and from the Roads, ship Daal tory—sre your thanks in the first instance due Most | _ The Exiled Irish Patriots of 48—Independence Was not | son etreei, Canal, and Broadway, I live at 178 West Fifteenth street, and am » carpenter | Schr Oceam Wa Virginia, Webster: , 4 of the members of that body are here present. They are | YOuchsafed to their country; bat republican citizenship Q. What direction were you going in at the time of the | by trsde. Schr Franklin, Nelson, Virginia. CHARLESTON—Arr Dec 13, Br ship John Garrow, Ha- known to s'l of you—known to be men of as unsallied | Tewsres their noble efforts. Air—Garcyowen. occurence? A Towarts Ninth avenue. Q. Werefyou on the Four‘h of July last auywhere}injthe | Schr Protection, R; Srey MT milton, Liverpool; 14th, ship Waterse (new), Hai character as any in this city. They have been subjected, Mr. W. FE Romtssow responded. He expressed his aym- | , Which side of the procession were you driving? A. | neighberhood of Abingdon square? A. Yes. Schr P Vermilye, Abraham, Virginis. . Bath, Me; bark J W Dyer, Dyer, NOrieace o> Righmoud? to much evluinny and vituperstion, Hence: | Pathy with the object of the entertainment, and his bigh | Gz ine right, ; Whereabouts? A. In Ninth avenue, between Hora- | Schr James M Bayles, Bayles, Baltimore for Dighton. a aD W Dyes, Dyst, MOzieens foe Richmeat, forth in answer to all sspersions on its integrity or its | SMtis’action at Mr. Mitchel’s intention to starts usiver- | Q, Where did you first meet the procession? A. At the : Eebs Josephine, Kingsland, Baltimore, § days, Ru a. Ga’ for Porilands Keteh Besthese, spirit, reference may be mate, not merely to the perso- | *8! Irish journal. corner of Bark s ything take place there to attract your atten. | Sebr Baltimore, Slaight, Baltimore, 6 days. Carver, Cardenas for NYors, (soe Disasters.) Cld atoaua® nal respectability of the members of the Pirectory, not The Cuarman gave the annexed:— Q. Your tine would iake you acroes Abingdon square to | tion? A. Yes, I hearda man say there‘wasa fight, and I | Schr Samuel P Lord, Smith, Baltimore, 4 deys, , ‘i merely to the sanctity of the n:me which heads its went Cown to see it, Sehr Merak, Perry, Baltimore for Wareham. Pe pre egg te A had We BS By Mr. Carroll—We have no commisseration for princes; | the Ninth avenue, what did you do? A. My route was Y Loveland, Liverpool; bark Julia Dean, bat to something which in this practical age is valued | our sympathies are rererved for the masses of mankind— | #¢ross Abingdon square where stopped. Where did you goto? A. To the corner of Troy and | foh’ BG eee Faltimors J eee a York; brig Tiberias, Branshall, Boston ory, move highly, toan at—un fait anrmpli, which will live | The gentimert of Henry Clay in 1818 is in 1853 the mani. | | ©. How long did youstop there? A.’ I was about twen- . for New eave 1 Crowell, Wilmington, Dal, $ days, |“ Ary'i6th, bark Thales, Gardner, Bath, Mo; forever fn the grateful reacllection of the friends of the festo of tae American people to the crowned heads of | tY minu‘es waiting for the procession to pass. Hg you ste there? A. Teaw several men en. | for New Haven, a adelphi Plaisted, Ballard, Attakapar for NYork,’ (seo Disasters); exiles and of liberty. (Applause.) Alone and uasided | furope. Q. What then occurred? A. My horses became restless ight, and several men on top of a stage box; se Wwe Res, Las Ip! tam Span polacea Concha, Prats, Havana; 50 Tay in Van Dieman’s Lavd, 1 could have accomplished n~- | a? s abit) <Alopacaed.: We's | {fom the Airing of guns, pistols, and Areerackers; I nad | sav Me. Kelly on the box; saw another man CA ip Be TL Frisbee, NOrleane; hi, Stollery Tavana; Col Sat thing. Sustained, however, as I was, by the active co assembly now (midnight) - We have not | been thrre about twenty minutes waiting for the prooes- | rhove the driver off the seat with his feet, but he did not ‘chr Ship Carpenters, Bearse, Smyrna, 3 days. Elwood, NYork; 1. W Picroe, Goodin, ; 5 eperation of the brave colonists, without distinction of | offen attended a more successfal demonstration. rion to pass, when, eesing an opening about twenty feet boat 8 M Williams, Pratt, NLondon. ‘At quarantine, euoceed; Ithen saws number of men beating the horses | Schr John R Watson, Oramer, oe: days. ‘tionality; « wide in the tail end of the procession, I started to and the driver with sticks. Schr Rough & Resty, Coombs, Kast; days, SUaFSNB, bya sesemaio HOD e? whe mea te Tereugh. when the horses were volsed by the heads $y | “'Q Hud there ten any roarks #0 that you coukd tell to | Belt Washington, Morris, Euifelk, 4 Gays, Seed ek nati eee Siaol the bly Pete ee Whose behalf we ected; cheered above all, by the THE NINTH WARD RIOT CASE the Eilbernians. what party they belonged? A. They bad banners and | Schr Eagle, Rhodes, Rondont for Boston. on board, which she ran into and sunk off Florida Reet. Kindly smile, the ever hopeful word of her whos oourage, : Q. About bow many men were left behind at that time? | scarfs. Sloop Mary L Compton, Burbank, Virginis. Cid ships Gen Parkhill, M:Kown, Liverpool; Frauel even in the most trying moments never failed her, musce54 sya setae A. About a dc xen, Q Did you see these men with soarfs hit anybody ex. | Rarurwe>—Brig Fiying Clond, Smith, hence for Bolivar | Robinson, Liverpool; brig Moses, Jarvis, NYork; sehr Docame inevite bie and secured, (Cheers.) The difficulties Court of General Sessions. Q How mspy passengers had you in the stage? A ere eeeae tee om cee erent Seeeneer are ty bya od daysia a Uomeeoes gale ve J Waring, Frances, NYork. ; fe been overcome — own em. after for wi —, yey ee ar an ny smotgnt Yee ily peaaiy petra SES CAIE FON) PEE FEOSECUSION: ve we there any persons ritting ca the box on each . was he standing? A. Within ten or fifteen noressed t0 « hurrleane froma ESE to SSW, was tripy sdrche B Benjania, Wroke aoe Monet a But that is pest. An honorable triumph has been FOURTH DAY. side of you? A. Yes, sir; S:lomon Web) and one of Kipp | yards ef the stage. by & sea and hove on her beam ends, with her lee yard- | ~GALVESTON—Ia port Dée 1, ships J W Fannin, Norris, achieved; had my life been the sacrifice, in spirit I Before His Honor Recorder Tillou. & Brown’s mep, whose name I den’t remember. @ Did you see any perron on horseback? A. I did. arma in the water, the sails ail blown away from the | from NYork; barks rtine, Abbott, from do; Norum- would have been with you still to night, jroudly and 4 Q. What did the rioters do then? A. They beat the Q. Had b thing in his hend? A. He had # sword. | yards. Was ob to out away the foremastand main- | begs, Delaney, for do; Helen, for Boston; D God- igrtaty to mingle in the celebration. (Lau Be appleane.) Dro. 19, —The Court met, pursuant to adjournment, at horses with their staves, umbrellas and hands; they turn. Q. Did he anything? A. He shook his hand and | mast, after which she righted. Not deeming it prudent rey. Parker, for do; Rebt Mills, MeNair, from NYork, are 8. concladed by giving on a toast the Irish Directory, | *levem o'clock this morning, and proceeded with the trial | ed the hcrres around acd then began to climb up on the | uttered anoath tw! . to proceed, kept hi before it, and has been since | 28th; Nep Bremen, arr 29th; in (Brem), Dentjer, from Choctaw, Duell, for Boston; Herman Theodor, Wragge, from Bremen, arr 29th; Caroline E Kelly, Cel- cord from Boston. Old Nov 26, bark Helen, Bos- ioe. Q At the time when you arrived there what lon of | that time working back. Was towed up to the city by the procession was present, and how many of them were | the steamtug Huntress. left behind? A were about three hundred per coupling with i: the name of Robert of the Ninth ward rioters. box of the stage, tomes st me. There tr th on the , who began to as: Mr, Rost Escerrs then responded to the toust. He | Sidney Parker was recalled, and testified as follows: | Ytt* two or three get upon the stage, who bog: @aid —When I came here I did not thiak I would be called District Attorney— At the couclusion of ty ; 2 [By Sunpy Hoox Preerina TarscRirn.] " $ your testimony | Q. Did they set you off the stage? A. They did not; | sone prevent. ton; brig Choctaw, Duell, do. on to mar the effect of the brilliant speeches mae this | you stated that when you arrived at the scone of the riot | there were so man3 of them together that they bothered |. And where were the rest? A. Down Hudson street. Tar Hicuianpe, Dec 19-—Sundown. GEORGETOWN, 8C—arr Deo 12, brig Judge Taney nai evening. ButI cannot, without injustive to that body found th b beatiz 4 each other. Q. What became of them? A. They all ran back again Five ships, three barks, and four brigs southeast of the | Roston; schr Selah B Strong, Lynch, NYork. Oid 12th, with Ih my name is associated, allow the rentiment | 7° found the mob beating the stage driver, and that you | "0 Dis any of them sit inside the stage? A. They di to the Highlands. One bark going up the bay. Four barks at | sohr Jebn G Faxon, Parsons, Boston. to pass without taking occasion to may something a | *lic'ted them to let him alone, bat you were unhesded. | and some of,them caught me by the leg and said, ‘I have ittle more particular about the Lich Directory, I | Now, air, state what followed. got the son of a b—h now,”’ and tried to pull me off. Fas finally done? A. I stutted down Troy to | anchor outeide the Hook. The outward bound vessels | MOBILK—Arr Dee 12, sehr F P Book, Smith, Bostom Rio @ toast» thesetere, you will make due alowans for Witnens—I then went to leok for an officer, and the Q. What then occurred? A. They gave me @ severe Greenwich street, down Greenwich to Bethune street; I | have a offing. Old io Tarbox, Baltimore. vee vchared by the Hibernian Society downas far as Weather calm, clear and cold, MAI HEAD—Arr Deo "20, schr Montrose, Philadel = ————— ee ..R.-—_—_ eee eC ric 0 81"' the perfection of such observations as may occur Bios treet. his. to me on the spur of the moment. In what I aay 1 | first one I saw was officer Kelly; I asked him if he could ae long were you confined from the effesta of the the police arrived at that time from the sta- Telegraphic oe x PNORFOLK—la Deo 16, bark Hudsop, Beaman, Rie would much rather advert to the noble conduct of P. J. | not atop thore persons from injuring the driver ? beating? A. For four months. ‘es, about twenty or thirty of them oame ‘ Sew Youu Hous, Deo 10. Janeiro. Smytb, whore movesty does not allow him to sposk of | What wat bie reply? A. He said mn Q. Where were your tojuries? A. Internally. Arrived—chip Rockall, New York for Boston; bark Pe- | SaVANNAH—Arr Deo 24, bark Seboois, Col Bos- Davesih bet abont ehinr enoaghe Marui yer tees ous Py Tk He said he was doing all | what aid you asy to these monat that time? A. | @. What did the police co? A, They went in to dis- | trea, Calcutta for do. ton; 16th, brig RL. Swan, Prindle, Guayama, Pit, for (Besr.)’ You are ail aware that in thts country, in 1845, | he could to prevent them from Coing wo, but it was im: | peryen of them to go about thelr bu perso the rioters. Passed by—Bark Kedar, Manila for Boston. NYork, (soe Disasters.) Cid 14th, scbr/Pocohoptas, sn culpouriog of Patriotism, in the shape of money, came | porsible to quiet them. Q. What then was done? A. Officer Kelly tried to Q. Do you recognise any of the prisoners taken? A. ‘ New Ontuame, Deo 17, NYork; 16th, Br bark Arab, Everett, Liverpool. into the hands of the lvish Directory. Youknow howthe | ( Wheres bouts was officer Kelly whon you spoke to | protect me. No, none but the marshal. Arrived—Bark Avalanche, New York, ILMINGTON,’ NO—Arr Dec’ 14, brig Her- spirit of the nation was roused at that time—ow men of | him’ A. He was somewhere near the bos of the rtage, Q. What became of the horses and omnibus after- Cross examined—Q. Were you standing on the stoop iA ny Caanzston, ee rick, Providence, RI; Maria T Wilder, Cunningham, sll classes came forward, and laid their offerings onthe | What did he say to them, avd what did he do? A. | ward? A. Somebody got up, and drove them down as | when the stage was first atopped’ A. No, sir. Arrived Sobre N B Warner, NYork; Neptuge’s Bride, | mouth, NH; Allison, Mitchell, NYork; 16th, brig Alberk, alter, which sent up ita fires to heaven. He solicited them to let the driver alore far as Troy street, and fixed ‘the harness; I am Q Did you strike any one that day. A. No. or 7% for New York me stress. Spoke Nov 33, | Adams, Batilett, Boston; sohra L P Scaith, ‘A Vore—And it will yet. G. Well, ir, what further took place? They paid no | to think it was dose by Mr. Morton. Q. What did you do when you got up to the stage? | brig Tyleston, from Nantucket—had taken no whales, NYork; Mary © ‘Tarbell, Providence, RI, bound te it waa not the alone, but the men of labor—men | attention to him, but commenced beating the driver and Q. What then wes done? A. The stage was thendrove | A. I did notbisg but look on, because it was dangerous annook river, Vi with loss of spars, salle, of all classes and colore—that cootributed. The resur | those who rat alongside of him. off; Mr. Kelly going up as far as Jone with it. to help the driver. Herald Marine Correspondence. ‘ing; 16th, brigs Wm M Groton, Geyer, Char! rection of Irelard was pod ple 3 topic. The whole Q. What then, rir? A About this time the pole straps Q. Did anybody or help to protest you except Q ‘What made they chase you dewn Troy street then Pun.apmrma, Dec 10—4 PM. for Boston, in distress; Auyor be Savaaneh for cS ras fall of Ht, aad not only reams tes of the horses were broken, and they tarned around in face Mr. Kelly? A. 1618 not seo saybody; the orowd waa to | if you did. Sot strike any eth tal canistian ap antes, dozen tor, Sony tol. Bay; re ea pen, ty ore) tne tame t lage. thick around me I could net suppose it was A s H ss EE en eee ie ee Q i Ty ato itor goto fan cra Q When yen per Tse eee who wes kaaahed down by SB pag la aa a ” ; Mary Senos Mary E Ploree, Boston; 15th, Alaris, Lesi- wish to refer more events of 1848— | towards horses got oa on around you? know; I was too anzioas ‘ou did sothing . jj they wery aiaastrons, A fend was ralond to effect the | "Q What mext? l. 1 ti mv Kelly oa the | getaway. rand of, room comes us 0 festpnan the re. Cletzed— Barks Osk, Boston; sobre Clara Jans, Qorty of Ireland in any way that the Irish Direotory | stage box ree. @ Did you give the sectety any other offence than by woakaer of this day's Grey, MOrieans; Mary Laws, Basten,