The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-10-11

the FIRST riot had rsturned upon tn. restoration Of
quiet and WAS SOME time before they could col
ected again for the suppression of the disor
ders. About 6 A M. however, they began to assem-
BILE in Independence Square. Many delays occurred,
and IL was nearly nine clock when body Of Ave
six companies with their ranks but psrtisly 6lled
marched to the scene If action The whole we're u n
der the command Of General Patterson aud Col Boh-
le,. Their approach to St Mary street soon becams
known to the rioters and by the time tn ~ upon
the ground they had disappeared into their various
baupts The companies assigned positions at the
various avenues leading to the scene OF riot so as to
command every approach completely The military
are provided with ball cartridges and have fun autho
rity to Ere upon renewal If the lswles and out
rsgeous proceedings by the rioters.
The leader In this and indeed in the former riot u
faid to he black man named George Hosey formerly
head dog catcher In the ely employs big powerful
negro About noon to day. he arrested after max
leg most desperate resistance In tho struggle with
the police officers he was considerably bruised aud
beaten, before he could be secured.
THE KILLED.
Charles Hmmelvright white shot through the head
Colored man, unknown at the hospital
THE WOUNDED.
Mrs Smith, reading in Sixth street, above South,
Charles Westerhood residing the corner of 18th
and Race streets; thigh fractured by bali
jeremiah Mcshane, shot in the temple not expect.
ed to live
William Coleman. shot In the thigh and leg
Charles shearer, OF the American Engine company,
Edward Matthews shot in two places the breast nd
ribs MORALLY wounded
George Williams. shot in the breast
Augustus Green. colored. shot in the hand and leg
John Hall colored. wounded IN the neck and arm
John Spry. colored had hs head badly cut, aud his
skul was suppoeedto be fractured At the time he
csived the blow he passing Sixth I'D Lombard SITS
X Rundell, colored, wounded in the last riot this
morning
Charles Anderson. eolored, shot In the thigh ana
arm in the last conflict
These are the of the sufferers far as we can
ascertain them Various and conflicting re orts are
circulating ~ to the nun Der Of Killed aud wounded
some saying that not less than twenty we're shst nd
that quite that number in the hospital. taken
there various times during last igh aud this morn
ing.
RIOTERS ARRESTED.
Among the arrests made. William Sh;ukle James
Murphy John McVey. Daniel Roberts. John Thorn son.
James Devipe William Jones John Fitgsimmops 10,
feph Walker, Alexander Cambry William Simpson
oil white. Also, Alexander Wilson, Jacob Perkins
eolored These are sill in the city lock up.
INCIDENTS THE RIOTS.
medical student, whose name have not been
able to ascertain shot in the thigh during one Of
the riots The bail extracted this orning and he
Ia doing well
Many passing along the streets or looking on
without taking part, injured less; some
with balls. and some nth bickbats and stones which
in many to have been hurled by the rioters
without any particular aim.
1ha entire number Of admissions into the Pennsyl-
vania Hospital, 10, up O'Clock r. NJ, this day;
Of these ons. coored man name unknown has died
brss Others WILL 1t is said not live through the day