The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-07-25

THE DEVIL AGAIN TO PAY AMONG THE TAILoRs-
ANOTHER "sTRKNG" ILLUSTRATION.
Yesterday, come Of the striking journeymen taiprs,
not satisfied with the experience Of thu last few days.
again resorted to physical force to carry out ther
views led doubt, by the unprincipled, who caro-
little whether they succeed not in their movement
A journeyman tailor had just left jews store in
Chatham street. with work, when he was met by .
number of others, who committed q breach of the
peace in taking the unmade coats from him. Two
policemen attracted by the noise and interfered
to protect the and made two arrests. The
taors then turned against the police, and Proceedea
to the prisoners They beat the police AZ hrst
and partially succeeded in their object. The police
however not to be defeated. They soon re-
inforced, rallied, and returned to the charge The
battle was renewed. The police used their clubs so
efectually that they won the victory and captured
the following persons whom they conducted in triumph
to the Tombs. They all Germans Henry Ray
nor Henry stemnor. Carl strietehausly Charles Gle
seminar, Louis Francony, Carlos shareboth, Henry
Miller, Peter Wright and VIM. Yrnkbecker. They
were committed in default Of bail, to answer she
charge Of riot and assauting the police Yesterday
morning, also, the taors surrounded Longstrect'S'
establishment in Nassau street, by way Of making
demonstration 1t is said they uttered threats Ito
Chief sent force there under Captains Leonard and
Wiley to keep the peace, and had number Of men
During the day various delegations sent to tho
shops, to demand the signatures of the bossesn to
disturbance.
HARMoSY AND UsIoS-a Blow our, AT TINE BaoApwAr
HousE.-such is the mania now for harmony and
union that not only the bsrnburners and old
hunkers united pair of eats, caterwauling most
lovingly night after night in the old wgwam but the
wings the democrats are fairly on the road to an
enttnie eorda After the funeral pageant Tuesday
evening, the democratic committee and the whie
committee, who walked side by side in the procession
where both bushed to the eyes at the praises be-
slowed upon each other in the post prandsi orations
the democrats including the place hunters Of
both parties There was no reason on earth why there
should not be union and harmony between them.
This Is a progressive age who can tell that there
will not be marriage between the wings and demo-
fun by this relationship, for the matrimonial
squabbes would be far racy than the old party
and the bar nburners.
THE CRY GUARD.-By the invitation Of Captain
McArdle, and the officers and members Of the City
Guard, commanded Captain McArdles company at
the funeral procession on Tuesday; This was high
officers highly appreciated It. They are now In New
York, and are taken care of by the City Guard.
SAP AccrprsT AT TIVE FuLroN FEnHv.-A young lady
was drowned at the Fulton Ferry last night at tea
o'clock while passing to this city from Brooklyn.
She is daughter Of Mr. stephen Q. Lyons St. Mafks
came there after hearing Of the accident. Immediate
search was made for the body, and the boat not
divers we're employed. At length the search
cessful at twenty minutes past IL o'clock. The neck
was found to be broken BY falling against the lover
part or float Of the bridge. She grown young
woman Her brother was holding her hand when the
accident occurred She standing outside the
chains, and as the boat gave a iurch she lost her
balance and thus fell in The body was conveyed
home in carriage.
TsI PRESERVATION TO CAPTAIN TnLr.-Last evening,
the silver goblet containing $500 In gold coin,
which We noticed in yesterday Herald presented
to Captain John lilly by the citizens Of the Thirt
ward The ceremony took place at Brekmans Hotel,
No. AIS Grand street. Captain lilly returned his
which a large number psrtcof Of a splendid r.psst.
prepared for the occasion. and the whole passed
on to the satisfaction and qualification of all
PRorrcroR ENGINE CssuaNy No. 22-This company
proceeded, yesterday their excursion to New ia.
beautiful engine
Tnr ssrn Rrosrsr-This regiment returned last
evening, at halfpast O'Clock. by the railroad from
their encampment ut white Plains. They were re-
ceived by the Filth Regiment at Fourteenth street.
fnE.-A hre broke cut yesterday afternoon, about l
o'clock in a dwelling house, No. Cisrkson street.
occupied by several poor families. The building was
nearly destroyed before the FIRE extinguished
AsoIHsR FrRr-In the attic Of 162 Division street,
at halt past ten o'clock last night fire broke out,
which was extnguished by the inmates, before tho
alarm was given. Damage trining
DrsrH ~ DRowsSo.-The Coroner yesterday held
an inqae at the foot Of Thirty second street. the
body Of Frederick Pope, twenty years Of age native
river and being suddenly taken with the cramp,
drowned, before any assistance could be procured.
Verdict, death by drowning.
AsorHra.-The Coroner held an inquest on the body
OF John McEvey, aged twenty Eve years, native Of
ireland. who came TO his death by sailing into the
river foot Of Pier No as The deceased hosting
coal. and fsing his hold fell into the river and
drowned before assistance could be obtained Verdict
death by drowning.
FRon CAMrEAcnY AND srsAL.-By the brig Mary
A. II.