New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-05-31

was disturbed by some cause unknown 70 me- l went
10 ReckerS and renamed there until 10 O'Clock ,
looked from time 20 TINE around the village as far as
Banners Hotel did not observe any riots, and
returned TO the ferry with Rights Guard rom
Jersey CITY ! saw the pr1ecnor, Henry schra-
Ger. selling beer. ~ was Tot Cngage1 N any
rot cannot ave the names Of any OF tn
" Turner'S. ! only know them BY sg -, / nave
bcen through The jar three four times, and nave
not recognized any Of the Turner'S !" have not
recognized e single prisoner, as engaged m the nOi>
On Monday last nor DO recognize any VINO were ~
McCariys Hotel when we came TO the ferry, IN
company with the procession, composed Oh women
and children, marched through The Jerry gate one
Nv one the "H0b0ken Boys" tired 70 make some
arrests as We were rolr- through the ferrT gate, and
actually drew out by force several Germans the
Sheriff who was then present, tried a. much As pos
sibe 70 prevent the d" Hoboken Boys non DONG 50
some persons We're released.
Hmm SchrafcT. sworn--I reside in New orS 02
Chaiham-st.. keep porier-house arrived ~ no.
loFen AZ O'Clock IN the morning | went 70 my beer
stand on the festival ground l saw Germans drink
lnC al g. O'Clock LEFT the festival ground | 81"
10 disturbance until came to the ferry there 81"
men with sticks and stones q man pointed me out
as one who was Al McCarthy'S house told nm
knew nothing about II at the same time seven or
eight persons Knocked me down a person told me
ne was an officer and wanted 70 save me they ied
my hands and took me 20 jail should know nm Il
! saw him he Is tall man. about - or ~, WIN
black dress coat, black pants, and black nat DIS
FrSder1rk WEISS sworn-I was IN Hoboken saw
some Bows" and saw the " Turner'S chase tne
Bows of the ground ! two Turner'S IN
prison and recognized them was at the Terry wheh
the ladies and children run for protection SHORTY
after that stones and brckbatS few IN every dlrec
ton. Those whom saw around me had no nien-
ton OF fighting nor they IN the least prepared
for H. When 1 came nearer the ferry saw - OF -
haTd-lOOkIng boys and men with big ciuoS, VINO
chased and knOckeddO down men and boys who walked
peacefully towards the ferry / did not see one Of
the Turner's" strike anybody, except those who
were attacked and acted in sef-defence.
Hs7ry Lur sWOrn-I went to the festival ground,
where 1 mob running down the hlll toward
the Elysian Fields saw number OF " white coats
or Turner's :" subsequently saw some OF the same
persons in Jail | know Phillip RlSel, who i IN JAN
as went with my family saw number OF persons
running toward the ferry | went inside the Terry
gate. where left my family and returned tor some
OF INV acOuaintances found the square covered
with men and BOYS. who were engaged IN upSettlnS
carriages ard pulling persons out OF them ASKED
if It was right to treat people ia tins way thoSe per
sons replied that the Germans would 40 tne same II
they had the same power 10 DO Il they appeared 10
be DESTROYS 10 get the persons who had Whle coats
and wore California hats A. passed heard them
say, Where are all the Dutch fellows " and saw
them strike and pull persons who were not dressed
IN white coats.
After this testimony was taken. the following pris-
oncrs were brought in, and after their names were
called. the Justice SAID " Is there any one who has
to prefer any charge against the prisoner, y. ~ If
not | shall discharge HIM" Nobody appearing the
following persons were discharged
Henn Ludwig, George Heidelberger, Martin
Adam. Henry Schrader, Charles Waenfels' Lewis
SseInberger Jacob Judel, Henry Buckler. Anton
Strauh ChaS ReizenSiein, Isaac ReitzenSteln, Aug
Neuwirth Adam Ochus, cred. Hut, Chr. Meier
Charles Meier.
The following persons are committed for trial
The greater part will probably be baed to-day
Caspar Singer Philip Beisel, Henry Schroeder
Samuel Lelbach, jacob Bapst Henry hampler'
Adolph Kencr, Jacob CroSart, Stephen krcutzen
berg Phlilip SOTg.