New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-08-05
CITY ITEMS.
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lH' ,ba, no orders have been ,eoe.,.r mail,
Sed % n relation to sending the ~" cupard
Post OF q, Saturdays steamer. W inc 1,ho
in,ea'fo y, leaves Boston on Wedne'aa! -
seane', be carried out BY the Al'ah''''
roo tbs pom ..;on e the
NV w.r5 who is constantly annoyed oy 'ns
s1,eenA night revelers, complains iouui' IN
ofsies OF l"', -siss,ce. He says that scarcely
istJ o. ~ ,ha, the cry Of murder IS not hearo' arl
psn Ps' "A security Of our citizens violated "
he Fa'' IL Of rowdies. or more prlVa" oeui'"'
ofgziA'e' ,As vicious ard abandoned. III Pas''"s
.strat@s .,..h.avenue. few nights SINCE our ~
Gown ~ -, ,nes,ed a; the corner OF ih'D s,c
ienuOD ,ocs cres of murder, preceded anu soo,
sH'sI b. heavy lals and blows Inc nor.. hon,
cee'~ c,ses proceeded was surrounded oI 49,,
vaS .,d females. not one daring TO en'e' ',''
s..ass. either 10 ascertain the cause y. voce
,,res, the parties Excited oy ,ens a.. ,h,rI
80 enough the crowd, assembled 10 INC -
-. ,he,e teheh two men beating eau" 80
sp f,ry-their faces literally co'e,oU
W. -. "a a female whom they had "''o
=. hnn0-=dlil
vi ''V 90. horo The cries proceeded, oieeo'
:. n, the floor Mis;aking US iof one Ia ~D>,'0 =.
=. .ssailants becaIRe alarmed anu oii' 49,.
=. door aud escaped tracking tne staiS i'o'" ~.
n ihr bottom with b.. blood. HIS oPP''''"''
"a. dreadfully beaten, promised Us nc "ouia
-, from any further act OF violence, anu VIC ''''
AZ the corner of Twenty-hrst-Stree' OH"
~rSxsnih.ayenue. another scene occuffeo' /"
ID - ~ the police as Homes Row "a
s." 60, name would be the Five Points of the
p"' N,,. w.,al Here the cries Of murder and hre
''' ,o,s,, vociferated, by hundreds OF voices az
W. ~. oclo,k 1t night. No policeman was OF the
A, eagine quickly arrived, when the hre'
w IS found 20 proceed from a curtain that had
-, !, flames amid the nightly revels of the IN
n 81 Homes Row" was soon extinguished
"a, Homes Row." near the Seventh-aVehue' III
.s,yfrs.. street, is composed OF three alleys ho'
....,, feet vide or more than eighty feet deep IN
80. arc congreeated 800 souls, the majority OF
-,.m would compare with the denlzenS oil the
"a ,sr,s Of the city. Not night passes IN which
q, ,exeaable portion OF the citizens IN this street
:. "a, disturbed and alarmed by fights, and other
..a,,,ons Of not and disorder. No lady aares APP
..,on the sidewalks after the close of day even
=, children are assailed by the lawless crew Of
.uorpe's Row" # they dare appear outside OF Their
a. ,a,es in the evening. Twenty frst-street, be-
...s, the Sixth and Seventh avenues, with the
,ove unfortunate exception, is one OF the most re-
rec,abIe in our City Its quiet would be UNIVERSAL
g,he Homes Row" population were compelled To
,sec order and not suffered to trespass beyond the
1mls which bound their own dwellings but they
ar permitted to occupy the whole range of the side
,,ts between the avenues-;o insult every one
av meei-to modest children OF all ages-nlghtly to
daurb The public peace, and no efficient authority
slsrposes 20 arrest the evil. VIII the Police looh
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