New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-05-11


JAMES MCDONALD. L year. DID l3i Waker.t Ball
through lefi .dc
BRrDcEr PAGAN lri.h % years DID, -hoi in the left
lsg just below the knee Lives in Elevenths'. be
tween Avenues ! and she was two blocks OF, walk
ing with her husband On their way home and tell into
his arms.
EDwARD McCoRNIcK. rs Fir.,av . year. old
worked a. 20 Mulberry shot through the side.
JOINS DELzELL. - years DID, Of Edinburgh Lived az
Widow Harnsons. opposite Washington Market
Shot through the thigh making serious compound
fracture Tie same ball went through his hand.
GEORGE 4. Curtis, Printer. resides in New York,
aged p tho; through the night lung
CoNRAD BrcKER p Il ison..t worked for Mahoney
& Thompson Upholsterers Chatham =. Bal went
through rho night thigh
THOMAS ATWOOD aged TO- Clerk. resides corner Of
last broadway and Clnt0n-st Ball through the thigh.
Featuring the bone
STEPHEN ELLwooD, dn-ennbls when Reporter
wa. in the Ho.pital) Ball entered tho LETT eye and
| lodged near the ear
GEoAcF y NAY. . years OF ase, merchant, boarded
a. lo' Chambers--t Ball in tho .ht breast going en-
ursy through.
HTNRY BrRGuIsr known A. Harry Bluf.' lived -
SO Pearl Ball grazed the neck went into the right
shoulder coming out behind tie right arm. He had
been dcpunled special policeman Tor the evening
s F. CORNELL shot through the neck. scvering the
n.alar VEN died in the drug corner Of Fourth
Il and Broadway
HF~AY OFTEN Grocer corner OF Hester and Orchard
II was .ho, through the stomach and tod IN The 18th
Wsrd station House while were there He aged
mother was present snd her lamentations were truly
hear, rendins
~ the same Station House We saw fireman name
not known who had a.t died from shot through the
brain
FREDERICK GnlEsPIK boy shot through the foot,
was taken home
There was another man lying dead from ball
through the head
Another dead man brought into the Stsuon-Iouse
bv order Of the Coroner lie had three wounds in the
neck and breast
A. Dr. Chiffon. drug store, Of Broadway and
L ghih - we lesrnsd Of good authority, that seven
men one boy and one lady had been treated several Of
whom are mentioned shove in the Hospital report
In the Opera House man Jay dead. At Jones =
| corner OF Niuth.t and Broadway we saw Mr. Nc
KrN1rY about ~ years Old. bookbinder IN Third
Avenue near Fiteenthst Who while passing down the
Bowery wa, struck on the lett breast Just below the
collar bone the ball going ON through the eI shoulder
blade HIS wound wa. dan serous, but not hopeless
AtNo - Third.svsnue. corer 81 Marks Place eight
OF the military were brought injured BY missiles
thrown by mob None Of ,heA were seriously hurt
Eleven other person. were trought TO This store four
Of whom ~ were assured by Tie Doctor were dead
We saw TWO corpses ourselves man with shot in
ms lex was taken from here 20 Inc Hospital Several
Dali. were said 10 have .tru,k II. wal. OF this
Atthe Se,eut.snth Ward spson House, We ssw two
dead persons
Ur. hot "A h. hea and
BrrLER apparently sailor shot in the right breast
We were assured that wounded man died IN, or
vas taken dead 20 VsuxhAll Garden.
JOIN SMITH, g6 Perry - was shot in tho thigh. HI.
wound Is very severe, but net dangerous
NJ RoMAiNE. young nan, butcher OF IS Firstst
lay mortay wounded al the dru.gis corner Of Third
| avenue ana Eishihst. An'ther dead body had been
removed Three had died there. They knew Of u
persons shoi-eigAl mortsl-'.
We heard OF + coored woman sho, al the corner Of
Lsfsy place.
lawn. Of 243 rerih .aid his son had just boon
brought in with AL through his leg
b NJ sEuo. Jr spnvsu citizen. was wounded
Capt P"'ND, 7th re.t hAt severe flesh wound on
his cb.-ck
Capt PICK, militia ofhHr hal been hit in the .tom-
sch with large paving snns before there was any
trns he seemed quite sid
Mr. RucK1E. Fourth Company wa. bit hard with a
br;ckbst
The mrs, soldier struck Vas THEonoKE W TODD, ID
Lieutenant and Lieut.. " l. HAERrsoN was injured
Private JOHN NoRrlNEA, Orderly Sergeant MoRroN
Capt U~EDRHLL Private Sac DEvoE 1T Company
and - BoGAAr, iih Company, were woanded-none
dangerously
We were told th.i woman was shot while getting
ont OF the and .nother On stooP in Ninth-st
Two dead. one dying hur wounded were taken
from Dr. Chiffon.
We nave heard that JofrS CUERA y was wounded.
and two dead bodies n tie Seventeenth Ward Sta
ton Hou-e
M BRowN "a. carrrd 10 ~ Mercer-st dad, a.
were told
We found Mr.. MArsELL Chief Of Police, in thu OP-
sra House he said that the MOI hred with guns or
p-.iols-thsi great numb.r of Ina Police we're hurt
some OF them shot through And thrpugh-one MORALLY
hs had heard
One q Mr.. NArsELIs officer. told u thst OF 40 or
- under .-r'st IN kind II pen down stairs one
IaPpen hA5 been arrested within three months on
ea-rse - burglary some hal boon ironed but Their
irons were taSen Of. Bill sparks, notorious eharae
Ter. Ton Barns T. e. Judson. Gator OF buntAn
o~o' were among them
Tie National Gray. and Police hsd possession q the
House, md would remain Al aisht
Tie Mayor Gen. SANDFosD and the Sherlf. were
On ne ground ~ the OF the creates, dteulty
Some srullerymen were there WIS n We eft
There were OF course thousand -ino-s more or esi
exaggerated in circulation, which are not worthy Of
particular mention.
u = impossible 20 ascertain ton ighi the number Of
dad and wounded but We rhins. We have positive
evidence ma; Al less, srs and PEI h,ps FOURTEEN were
either killed outright or died beiore o'clock this morn
ing Tie number Of wounded VII Tsry from nreHss 70
i'-'g although many are rot 4 angerou.ly hurt W.
'no1.d A'o mention the Eaerity and Pronptness with
~en the Druggists and Phys.esrs IN The vicinity prot
Tered their services 70 TIE wounerd
4as military were severely peI;ed with stones, su'
hone CT them were seriously il jured a. learned
from several otscera
We leii the Open House bout one s'ciock thi'
moruin. al vas qu-e; the str ssts with nc spparsn
eNei' eeni On the part Of ths pc ople Lttle
nS Wss standing here Ard tssrs. ts-nss over th'