The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-05-30
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was arrested at the ferry by eow about
twenty old; they brought him to the office OF tho
Justice tied him. and put him a wagonj did not SEQ
The prisoner was Discharged
Emil Boulot, young FIenehman residing at II
Bleecker street and who had two black eyes-He wene
in company withwo friends the day In qaesion thrco
miles nom this to take dinner with Mr.. Faco, friend
Of his they returned abou, O'Clock to Hoboken; hs
was arrested near the ferry he was walking Ire WIS
beaten by about dozen fellows; they threw him dovns
and struck him on the head with stick he suPposes
his frierds must have away they pat him into
wagon sueh they have at the ferry and sent him to
jsh There was large man who defended him asainse
the rowdies who took hold Of him at first when he told
them he was Frenchnan, they let him co. but others
pursued him afterwards.
The prisoner then discharged
Max Weber residing in sixth avenue between Twenty
past IL O'Clock till after o'clock saw no disturbance
wheI there, on his way returning he knocke1
down at the gate the ferry taken to the ofce of
wagon and sent him to prison the boys who apprs
hended him from fourteen to eighteen Of agc
they yelling and making dreadful noise his face
covered with blood and he could not the driver
The prisoner here discharged
Rivngton street the festival from O'Clock tia
O'Clock he accompanied by friend saw NO dts
was knocked down by rough looking man, who told
him he must 90 with him he looked like rufhan he
wore old torn clothes or three Others assisted they
tied his hands behind his back and sent him to prison
The prisoner discharged.
Mr. n A. Chedsey here snggt sted to the magistratss
that they should discharge without farther examine
ton the remainder Of the prisoners against whom there
definite charge.
Justice Kidpey-The law cenpels TO have T.
animation Of the prisoners when they sent to jail
though should be glad to discharge them all without
examination My blood b,ls with Indignation at the
way they have been treated.
Mr. Chedseyls it not rather the privilege Of the pri
to have examination than the right OF the
court to compel him' sappose he declined to be
amined.
Mr. Kidney-Thcn we should be compelled to remand
him to prison 1t Is unfortunate for the Law
templaed 80 many innocent men being imprisoned. We
may thank your New York oAscers
Mr.. Cheney How so?
Mr.. Kidney-why, the Short Boys found a magistrats
Kind to them to appoint them special
make the arrests heard 1t last night hut could hardly
have believed it, The testimony to day fully confirms IL.
The court then adjourned tin 10 O'Clock this morning
The names Of the six who detained a charge of
riot and assault Philip Bcisc Samuel Lebrack,
Henry schrader, Jacob Grossayth, Caspar Singer and
frans Koner. Only two Of thess namely-Singer and
another-are White Coats. Not . Short Boy has been
arrested
TO THE EDITOR THE HERALD.
Sin: You will obige the undersigned by publishing the
following statementIn reading the evidence OF Pxrie
Stanley in to days Herald in reference to the aay ~
Hoboken Monday last observe he has stated that
there party Of boys concerned In the riot deag
mated the Rovers which may impress the mind o1
the public to such degree suppose that they
connected with Engine Company No "a, As Is univer
sally known by most persons connected with the fire do
partment, that the above company has assumed the
for years past in equcnce Of body of
young having organized themselves into vounteeg
roll years ago, der the title Of = Red Rovcrsn
Although this roll has not existed for eight
years yet the has been used to designate the
pany till this day, nickname, but not
nzed body by thorough investigs tion Of the above
statement well convinced that person per
connected with the above company at the riot
on Monday last.
BY inserting the above you will confer great justice
upon the company. Yours, respectfully.
CHARLES MILLER. Foreman.
May 2s 1851. IGNATIUS FLYNN. Member.