The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-07-27
CITY Intelligence.

pressing the determination OF the ralors Protective
union 10 form cooperative societies All this T. egi
innate; but breaking the Law aud breaking heads Is
the way In this tree country where public opinion
rules. TO achieve rights or redress wrongs
In reference totbis subject and 20 the assaults se
by Individual taiors other tailors carrying homo
work have received letter from Mr. George Clan
cy Duane street oisolaimng the part OF the soci
Of tAilors ntion Of adopting force
He sHys:-I would have IL perfectly Understoot that
the society never contemplated vSlenca; the
trsry their utmost efforts are directed to suppress
further have evidence to show that said tsilors
more stunned against than SHINING beg you will
the necessty of gong lar to excuse the poor Der
man IL being notorously fact that pr pied
In this city have taken greater advantage of thvm tn
they could have done had the German spoke our
language but oppression has succeeded pprsssiou till
unable longer bear with it, they to batter
IT, ana met by insult; when, hurried away by their
feelings they mistake their interest by opposing the
Law aud only by such means give strength 10 their
enemies.
The DISTURBANCES AT THE FUNERAL PRocKssIoS.-
We have received no fswer than ak letters on
the subject OF the quarrel at the funeral prorss-
sion. Tuesday last, In reply TO the statement
OF our police reporter Only two Of them
names attached. and It Is curious enough how the
writer's contradict each other J. r l. says the Iii
btrnians who were In the eleventh division forced
themselves into the line Oft United Americans who
the 8h division and repealed the Hibernians
"a Subscriber says the disturbance between the
Hibcrnians and the police and that the latter being
worsted. called the United Americans to assist
them which they did. writer signing himself st.
Charles Hotl" makes the statsme MT and snoth-
er, adopting the signature of"O U. A..n says the
Hib-rnisns fighting among themselves, and whsa
tho line Of he Order OF United Americans halt
way past them. the Hibernans made attack upou
mentioned writers only to agree about thing
and that Is that one of the lighting parties "ths
Hib-rnians" This 10 what our reporter stated; but
the following that the had
nothing to do with the affair =
NEW YoRK, July %, 1880
DrAR sRYour reporter done grea. injustice the
Tres Of the zsd inst In your paper q the 2h reported
n uut he
As there . no such society in this city as the former Again
t.sFpee reported that disturbance between
vi ycss o. G and s u Der
seeiesiss or - is prejudice know mot, neither do care
you will correct the former in
he Of United Americans spS he
Union Association and at Spring street. between said
s s';s s.y tsi
IRISH .Sss,, and for order ana
Yours rsy Dennis DERRY as Ss s1 Wsinsa
To rnr Eprron OF THE Nrw Yoax HrnaLD-
SEhn .rtisis apGssea IN your papsr stating that
between the United Americans the Hibernians'
yS on ssr
they &c s ns to s Win IL Ss ~
L.borrs Union Assoea,en wtiet llades
shaIs Major Graham and yss 70 eriaS
on nf % I'M .Tss -
Police O the Fifth ward and portion Of Division
My passed took par, in setting X di
% 40 here Sss s s that r cav no
United Americans passing at the time which, perhaps
1 re as atI yan your paper oArx.N
THr TsIcxs OF YsurH-A fursY Ary.tR curious
attempt At an elopement occurred few days since,
up town. A Miss M who possesses m.ny adj
mrers as che has charms. lately i'm portuned ty
teacher OF one Of the public schools. to leave her pa
rental home and hy with him to welded bliss rhs
young lady who has only arrived at the In nocent aud
interesting Of sixteen informed her mother
Hatt-ring offer she had received and her Maternal
IN AN I'M nt
her newly enamorsd Lothsrio Accordingly Miss
NJ with some little coquetry, consented and true
husband OF the charming ehsrmer. drove up to the
door AZ the appointed moment when 10 instead ut
popsy ssluted With blo~ OF n. toass from
behind the ball door, by the enraged Nam, Tho
teacher evaporat.d in q tangent, and "a he has
since been heard OF 1t Is quite problem " ~heth@r
he has got over tbs bridge" In what other
direction he has gone.
A NvsrrR 90 Horsrs AND srokEs Lrrr orEs At NIoHr.
AT bslf past two O'Clock yesterday morning. the
hall door of No 1877 Grand street found open also
the hall DOR OF lb4 Hsmmer.l-y street. by the police
OF the Eighth ware. The following lou nd open
Thursday night In the second Basement III
Beekman 1t the fur store IN Water street. the store
llS B-ekmsn street th. book store 1I6 Nassau street.
bssenent IL Beekman street. and basement ~ spruss
street; entry Of i45 william street These all
cured by the viglant Second Ward Police such
htn-ss 10 very reprehensible II robberi-s
mtt.d and property lost IL to b. asked here
vsre the polcs'" Yet every temptation 10 on-r-d TO
the robbers and every facility given them to effect
entrance.
ALlrerp DsesAcrruL TsE.rsrsr or won.s.-
On Thursday, NJ half past O'Clock the John Potter
steamboat vas leaving Perth Amboy Tor this city apt
a woman. with q child In her arms, coming 60
New York. She had got portion OF her luggage on
board. but not her trunk The boat started s~ay,
In spite Of every rsmonstrsne. without the trans.
and leaving the snd her child slip cry
ing while they took away her baggage. Mr. john
Gibbons Of 90 Sands street BrooSiyn states n. "a,
prevent when the matter occurred and he sho ~ed
y statement signed by James A rbacker To the
effect The pssrspgerr were all moot iudi1 nant. such
conduct Is dssraesful; bat IL Is all the result Of mo-
nopoly.
UshrrE Ysur.-we would call tn. attention OF the
Health Commissioners Board Of Health the City In-
whatever ether authority pow In the pr. IN
to III. graf auapths OF crude, unr,pe peSches AMI
stp,s that are being cold In Tho Streets Go char n
~hpch viii ins,is6ls prolnc~ inasmma,iou ~ tas
bowels. dysentery. or cholera morbu- Tn. sushpr,-
III. nerpos. TO prevent the sal. Of nosound mes and
Why such trash miserable windfa peaches the siss
Of marbles tbould be permitted to b. exhibited for
sale In the strr.ts, We are at a loss to discover.
RinnoAD AoeIDrsrs-op Thursday night, young
man. vbo-s name 10 unknown. vas killed th- rail-
rtsd near HscsensAek bridge by the night from
Philadelphia TIL. whistle sou aded but h. did not
hear ". in instant the train wae over hin ~.
was nung into the air by the coz catcher aud -h.n
the train stopped he found TO be quite de.d Toe
body vas brought 20 Jerrcr City Ca the sans
proceeding on the Erie Railroad. coz. we're on
the trsck. which we're and killed. The
snd tn. lztt.r was smashed. Fortunately the. Gas
no person hurt There was Gully delay Of thres or
four hours
1srrrUiaRtsN-Aiuosr A CoSrLass At enc
o'co- on Tbursday afternoon. officers Orr sutton
discov' red smoke ana nsm-s issuing fron No ass
Second stre~t which evantly the ~ork ~ design
aud wo0ld In fes minutes. have obtained ar.t~av
sufsci-nt TO have destroyed large rnat Of pro-
psrty bot through the ea.rtions ~ these on
nrv he'd before "a hat aHt-ndsd tar rhs
~bul~ block consisting Of frsme buildings ~oai hae.
ben IN nsuss sl les moments but foe tnrir timely
Intervention.
Tvs w.sHsoro- Cary. CCo d. Cap, Littl.. With pot-
worh'r band will witt Hartford and N@~ Have. n~ Il
~v,h having Mes Nork on Monday ait rooon 2lth ins
per stsuer Hero. rb~y Gill h. received In Hartford
BY the Hartford Light Guard ard w New Haven 90
1hurrdsy afternoon Let August. BY the Ns~ Haven
orys and return 10 this city on Saturday morning,
August "a.
THE ervtsrH Rrctwrrr Captain Van wtnkle late
OF the seventh Ccwpany. seventh Regiment has
csied his com mssi"n by removing hts resi- encs
No Jtrs'y The company " at present und-r the
command of its First Lieut-nant Daily The
Second Company 81 the same regimen " nov com
nsndsd BY Captain Alexander. vice Captain Pond re-
sigusd.