Ths Outrs yes O Z Thursday night
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If any body out OF the City can be made 10
ielieye that portions OF Wing Procession,
marching through our streets with Banners
Torches and Music, really halted and broke their
ranks in order to engage in fights with persons on
the sidewalk, he must have very strange
.Iea of the way in which things arc done here
Look at the probabilities oil the case, and oeieve
these stories if yoe can. But no-you cannot !.
The Wings were attacked by "a dense mas oi
l.,co. Fccos on the corner of Bowery and Hester
.ucet, as we have already stated; the attack was
,remcdi,e,cJ, or no such mass would haze col
!ectcd there, armed, as many OF them were
with heavy clubs and slung-sho,, both winch
were wrcs,ed from them in the melee, and can
nov be seen. The wound on Mr.. Colllns's head,


which we have seem could have been made
with siung shot alone.


The excuses set up by the JustltleTs oi the
rogdcs only make their conduct worse. One is
that the Wings hired band for that evening
which the Empire Club had previously engaged
If any such occurrence took place, 1t was the
fault Of the band, and not ofthose who employed
it. The attempt Of the Empire Club To pass
through that part Of Canal-street In which at
eas. 10000 Wings were assembled was OF Itself
an act of violence, calculated to lead 10 collision
Peaceable men would not have thought Of such d