Loco-Eaco Brutality.
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We wish !. were N our p)wer tu state that the
G-e4t Pr ccsion YESTERDAY was sutfer' TO pass
on It's way unmol s'ed. Such, ho:veye-, was 10:


he fact. At various points 1t was assa,leo by
L oco Focp huhes who were bent on mischief.
The Bows Car OF toe Trnth Ward Ashland AS.
sociation was attacked at the corner OF Broad way
and Prince stree. by company Of rowdiss with
b:ichbats and stonts, and IA lad by the name Of
Walsh, nephew Of Isaac K. Jessup, was Sc 'ere-


y injured, and carried eff Insensiblc. Last eve
ming he was thought to be in very critical stu-
aiion After this disturbance detachment OF
tho meunted Butchers formed line and succeed
ed in protecting the remainder Of the procession.


At the corner of B0wery and Grand streets a
rush was made at several Of the cars, and some
of them were stripped Of their ornaments and
otherwise defaced. The Boys car was again
attacked at this point with stones, The flag staff
WAS seized, and more serious difficulty was only
prevented by the aid OF The hosscmen. At this
corner also young man, whose name wc could
not learn, had his face dreadfully cut with a
byickbat. At one place i'll East Broadway
kni:cs were b!andished by Loco-Foco ruffians
and dcsperadoes


While the Croton Hotel Delegation were pasa-
ing Grand street, corner of East Broadway, a
las.o was thrown, aimed probably ct their splen-
did banner. 1t caught The horse Of one Of the
Marsfals, and serious injury was only prevented
by cutting the rope. In Chatham Square the
same Delegation were again assaulted.


While some CT the decorated cars were pass
ing through Chatham Square, they were attacked
by gang OF bules, vino succeeded in tearing
of some Of the stars and stripes and dragging
them through the mud in triumph. Three Of the
guard of honor passing at The moment on their
return home, defended the car and prevented
iu.ther dep-edations; but in doing SO they were
violently assaulted and one of their number
knocked off his horse and beaten by club or
loaded whip


Nea. the Park man caught so!d Of The flank
OF q horse in the procession, al the same no.
ment crying, "TEree cheers for Polk and Dal.
Iaa." The horse knocked him over by blow
upon his head, and it s supposed that he was
seriously il not fatally injured. In kicking the
horse came near throwing his rider.


In sequence Of the disturbances two Of the
cars containing ladies' we're Withdrawn from the
processon