New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-05-30
Esamina lion Of .ho.e Confined in Bersen Jail.

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Examination Of those Confined in Bergen Jail.
Justices Chambers and Kidney appear
Ing az the Cour, House about - O'Clock Yesterday.
signfcd the.r willingness TO hear the statements of
the Germans confined in Bergen Jail The Grand
jury room was pvt IN order y. \. Caed,cy OF New
FORK for the Germans
IT. Are1,s'rfs DoeqeleS was brought lu-SayS ne
resides M IS LutlOW-st.. ny. went 50 llohoGen
about O'Clock m the afternoon oi Monday took
with HIM ms little Cluld 10 have pleasant walk
went 20 the hill where the Anniversary ceremonies
were being held saw no fighting there while re-
turning. when neT the Ferry gate | saw man
Knocked down .namc a>ccrtlinr1 90 nc julius Bob
nCrl WIS Knocked down. also. while lCaiingmy chll
there was from - % 80 persons there | was SENSE
less don't know Who struck nae can't remember
anything till on my Way TO Jtl don't know WactAcr
amy officers were concerned IN my arrest ogn0; l
dli not participate ln any disturbance. rs no coun-
ter testimony vas brought, t3c Doctor was DIS
Lu4,rlg Srlpich was then brought IN. whose state
ment was interpreted by Mr, Christina Bonner ~
follows Met friend mn NeW-Nork, about O'Clock
on Monday afternoon who desired me 20 take walk
with HIM TO HobOkcn did 50 saw no roting there.
went no further than the first public house never
ln llOboken before was walking with my friend,
on my return, when party came up from hChlnt.
bound my arms. and brought ne 70 jail. lie Mas
discharged.
Charles & NlNsr-Resldes at 23S Seventccnth-st .
went 20 IlOb0kcn about 3 O'Clock on MOniat after
noon. IN company with two brothers ani t~o other
men. acquantances opposite the Shlp-yard went
INTO a public house did not go 10 the ground where
the Anniversary was being held SAW no uoting or
fighting my way to the ferry was arrested and
brought 10 prison. don't know who arrested me, nor
for what was perfectly peaceable Nothing appear
ing 10 the contrary, was discharged.
GIuis B0bncr-l Interpreted by j. j Warner OF Jer-
,ey Cityl-Went 20 Hoboken m company with my
wife on Monday aftev" about O'Clock, 20 see
and hear the tcStiyalcc iOneS whom on my return,
about p NJ. after paj4 ymy fernage, MAS pulled
back, outside The gate, knocked down and much
; abused don't know hy whom. looked Ike lOaicrS q,
was robbed OF my watch-a silver. cylinder escape
ment watch-a heavy gold chain worth $36, which
made myself-am Jeweer-and A gold key while
was down on the ground, party came up, tied my
arms, and brought me 10 prison. Discharged.
Theodore Mandei-Testimuny very near the same ,
was struck with a club and otherwise mahreated
! without any Provocation. Discharged
Chrlstidn Heimke-Statement somewhat confused,
but nothing elected TO impcate him a rioer Tenn
pOrarly stood aside and afterward remandet for fur
/ Their examination to-day.
/ Isaac Skambcr I wentto lIoboken about O'Clock
| on Monday afternoon, I'M company with Two ladies'
and two cousins Was an Invalid the Doctor told
me 10 take a walk We went to the Sybl Spring TO
get some water saw no fighting there from the
spring We went 10 the Festival ground saw no Dis
uubance there returned with the ladies and my
cousins TO the ferry when near II. was arrested
don't know By whom appeared To be young men and
BOYS q was about O'Clock no violence WAS used
made no resistance Discharged.
Pefcr Wackh0'der-Statcmcnt nearly similar was
IN company with friends when party came mp and
asked him If he was A Duchman, and on replying
Yes. he was Immediately seized. kicked, abused put
INTO wagon, and brought 10 prison. Discharged
ATD RcutrS-After a slight examination, which
was much the same as preceding, was discharged
Heruarn Schridt-ReSldes IN Vesey-st. went 10
HObOkcn IN company with three ladies and TWO gen
uemen m two carriages passed by the FESTIVAL
ground and went 10 New-Durham returned by way
OF the Elyslan Fields where LEFT my company. rs
had some business to attend 10 m New. York, and
they not desiring to return at hat hour 1t was near
O'Clock when al the Ferry, Just as was gong 70
pay my fare. party of from 10 20 25 boys AMI men,
arrested ne should Judge them % De ro"dleS some
had coats and some had none some hal clubs
did not resist. Discharged.
Franz Ka,b-Rcsides at l6l Laurensst. Testmo-
ny much the same says he vas beset by gang Oh
from % TO 80 boys and men, who, without pf0FOch-
u0n put "A rope around his arms and dragged nm 20
an Office had TO tral saw no officers was put IN
a wagon and carried to prison Discharged
Freder7ck RujRer-Resdes Al - Second-avenne-
After a tedious and lengthy examination, during
which nothing eliminating him vas elected, he Vas
discharged.
John Bssreckey-Residlng at Dol Delancey-st.. was
shamefully beaten eyes Olackened and blood SHOT
don't know by whom was arrested without pfOFoca-
ton or resistance. Discharged
Lars Lery-R Resides 81 lj2 AttOrney-st AMER Ms
own statement. which did not vary much from the
preceding,
Edmund D R,iey was swom-Knows the prisoner
he was put N my charge the night OF the riot, am
Isl Lieutenant Of the Wright Independent Rides,
Jersey City think Capt Riley put him N my charge
was ordered % keep every one secure Hllhh the
hollow
noisy intoxicated he tired 10 get nv sword Hlcd
10 pull one Of the nfe, from the guard who was e.
coftng him 10 prison he did not use any violence
Nothing further appearing against NJ Levy ne was
Angusi Stabi,o-Reside, IN Montfose-st. Williams
burgh After az examination o. few minutes, IN
which nothing "as brought 10 hght'h nc vas us
JOIN Paul. Of f42 Amos-,t the same.
yqcob Bquer Of - Delancey-st the same
Jibrs SSlfert Of AZ Chusry-st.. the same
- ,.fQ oh
Charles H,rJergsr, Of Everest Wllllamsbur5n tae
same. .,... =,
End Ballot. a young Frenchm4n, residing 1t u
Rleecker.St had been spending the day with some
trends three or four miles west Of IiOOOken, ana on
MS return was much beaten ana abused ~ psItg
Who insisted on hl, being Dutcbman because ne
could not speak Eng-h - ,aiisiy lhe fo"uio'' 'o
was taken 10 PRISON. Discharged. ...A-,
49, Wsssr Of slXtb.ay., examined and discharged
ye1H Wqger. OIL RbngtOn-st the same.
nhc,np near O'Clock the Justices adjourned their
examination un 10 O'Clock to-day leaving about ID
get II jail
Philip Beise!. samuel Leback. Henry schraier
Gustav NeIwir,h and Casper Singer have aeeusefs'
and Will be held. unless bailed' III September Tor
,-I They have been identified active partici-
rants n the general melee. The last named y SAID
10 have stabbed person Who has since died. Ehs
remainder Of those in prison Will most pFoo@A' W
discharged, upon examination, to-day
large NUMBER Oh lalles were P'c9e"'' .
waiting the discharge Of husbands or ofotAess' am "
vas pleasing 20 see With what happiness eac" oi's
was almost carried from the room upon p<fhiiss'oh
Of the Justices
The Jersey authorities, ~ are gal ." earn, are
determined 70 give the matter ssrict h'es'isa1ioh
Mr. Morton. lawyer Of HOsoSen, has offered ms
&c without fee. to aSslsl the Germans. CAL
has been published, addressed 70 all "ho were 'n1S
"a inthe not. and particularly those Who recoalhec
nv of the rioters. - be o. hand IN Ho<oSen ans
owe their tes,.n.asy. # reluifei
A large meeting II Geusaas vas teli Of TIE aaaA