The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-07-27
TINE kKM0vAL OF rHE ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Assault ON THE PoLIoB-CAPTgRE OF TEu OF Tns


Assault ON THE PoLIoB-CAPTgRE OF ten OF Tns
AssAILAnTs.
AFTER the speeches made by Messrs Brady and Bustecd
70 the mob sham movement was made by porsOa Of
them to disperse; but il merely sham they osy
spread themselves covering larger space Of ground IN
and about the Park, being all within reach of signal
come to tho rescue when called upon
At little after o'clock. the Chief Of Police and
Mr.. Tallmadge the United States Marshal entered the
court room where the Kane
by Deputy Marsh DAngclis assisted by officers Bowyer
WaliDg and Keefe. of the Chief bureau A brief con
slt alton then place the Marshal Mr.
Mstsell. an0 il declded upon walk tho prisoner
back to the rombs under guard OF cemsn, instead
OF convey ing hm back carriage Propositions
accoidiDgl. mace Captains Leonard Ditchct. Hopkins
fireman, lnrpbu Carpenter Loyott. Scatla yoorhie,
Stevenson aud ar received their orders from The Joof
Escb having their respective under their
line was formed by The police from the entrance of
the court 10 chambers street. and there awaited
fui her orders The friends of KaDe this time
satit fed that the police intended bring him
ihat side OF the PARK consequently the ocowa bryan 70
muster up dy and before the prisoner made his APPEAR
there NUT have beeo eat three thousand
pie mostly lrishiaborers WHO it seems han expressly
left their work to engage in the attempt at rescue
Al half past O'Clock the prisoner, who
ironed in any gay escorted by the by Deputy
Marsbal D'Anges ana officer Bowyer surrounded by
Other members OF the p"hco Chief Matsoil, Marshal
tn imadgc, Rputy Marshal Thompson and others
he'd from the court room into Chambers street, but
the moment they appear,d the court yard di niau
tive locking Irishnan with short umbrella, which he
brandt h IN his hand as he stood the grass plat
there ~ Tb.prison.r recognized him and iughed rho
little coDca looking parsonage then gave yell sprang
from the ground hourished the umbrella which denot
cd the approach Of Kane which signal responded to
by the mutt, general rush made towards
the spot where III. p1-oner was seen 10 be coming.
Here the strong force OF the police kcp them back nut
wit much difficulty was IL accomplished The Chief Of
Police formed square with the policemen and in the
placed the prisoner aud the marehals. guarded
the by strong force Possibly attoge-
her there might have been two hundred po-
io.men. The officers having the immediate ous
~ AZ ha nri mpd VI sly
re,oner. heavily loaded. The police generally we're
PROVIDED with locust club aud some with both
pnto and club Tho order gwen by the Chief was to
march slowly and steadily along They did amid the
hing and nooDg Of the Wild looking iaborer who had
evidently from appearances, been treated with intoxi
eating drinks for the more ready purpose OF ensurns
riot. In this way the police had not proceeded huu-
ed yards along Chambers street towards Centre street.
before the caA 10 where had bcon lately
sucttd. and asge pcs OF paving stones were in the
street. Hero the hrst violence commenced Stones
OF large we'll small Dimensions, we're hurled
in smung the police officers in.ctiDg much injury.
One stone passed close by the head of tho Mar
shall officer Pell of the Ninth ward violent
blow the back the head, knocking him scn.eess
the street. The stones now began to fly in all
directions in quick succession Mr. Busteed the prison
ers council the Chief Of Police by the having
followed With the prisoner from the court room with
view Of accompany ing th'm to the Tomb, but tho
paving stones seemed to increase in their hlgh and
Mr. Busted wished retain his intellect for tho benefit
OF his client Wednesday next he exclaimed, at the top
pitch OF his voice to the mob Stop boys! stop from
throwing them stones-I am here.n Just then, whang
bang came several stones not paying the least respcctfor
psrson or parties; one striking the Chief On the back
another on the cap third passing close by tho nose Of
the counsel Who by this time thought that tho bctter
part Of vaor leave possible and accord
ngy he quilted suddenly believing that tho police could
light the battle just Ia well without him
Arriving at the Of Coambers street and Centre
the missiles thcke ned no doubt with view to break up
the ranks Of the police and then they in
d,toi der the chance Of roscung Kaiue would DO com
dered compm avely easy At this point the police
somewhat increased their force. and in doing
more suddn My upon Of their assailants who had
gone ahead One slrappng rishmao who was stoopngia
the act Of picking up stone in each hand, capsized
by police club. while another of the police
dubbed HIM the Of bis person until he scrambled
upon his feet. leaving both the stones behind him,
Coming 10 the corner of Reade street and Centre,
desperate attempt was made by the rioters to break
up the police renewed force rushed from
Keade street and desperate cont st took place.
A platoon OF police, headed by the Chief. made
charge the assailants and. in few seconds they
had filed to the ground with their clubs thirty
forty. No time, however could be allowed to pr
the hoic force necessary TO protect the
Marhs This done merely to get rid OF some Il the
ring leaders. who obstructed the street The lighting
was continued ut intervals Centre street to tho Tombs
where another force was in waiting by this time there
must have been at the lowest calculation, crowd Of
come four thousand persons. The assault with brok-
bats and stones. was kept I'D until after Kaine
prisoners charged with the riot and attempt to
rescue prisoner charged with felony, conveyed
they exhibited Tho injuries prir cpaily were scsis
wounds made by the polcemcn's clubs. DIR. Covi tho
prison physician tucked his sleeves apparently in his
glory. with scissors in hand cutting the hair from
the wounds adhesive plaster in the other up
the cuts, which be did in the most skilfnl manner
The following arethe names of the prisoners who
mostly ignorant laboring doubt the hlred tools Of
men who ought to know better
John Prinderyilc, scalp wound, resides at No.
207 Fulton street.
NIurty Mangln a laborer injured badly on the right
side of his ncck--may possibly prove fatal.
John Moran. aborcr, resides at No. 81 Fourth ave-
nue. Scalp wound.
BERNARD Fit xsimmons laborer melting riot-iniured
John Gien laborcr resides 10 Orange strcet--pjurcd
stephen ara labcrer resides in Twenty third street
Denns Malady, aborer, resides in Brooklyn. Slightly
Michael oDren laborr resides corner of Centre and
Leonard streets. Injured in the neck.
James Doyle laborer. resides at slightly In
jured
Dennis Pecny laborer detected by officer Radford
In the act of having just thrown a stone.
Justice Wekh who very efficient during the riot,
ordered several OF the prisoners into custody and sube-
quentiy took tho afdavits Of the policemen aud Others
and committed eight Of the prisoners default OF bs
TO stand trial for The riot
NAMEs OF THE INJURED MEMBERS or THE POLLOK
Officer pcll, of the Ninth ward, knocked down In
sensible by stone. Doubtful il he VIII recover.
captain Hopkins. injured on the eye, with u stoDo
Ofhc'r Truax, injured on the shoulder. by stons.
Cifcer Wslk, cut The head severely
officer knihn struck by a stone the foot.
Cic.r Luke, very seriously the LETT l-g BY blew
from brick or stone ne was unable to walk.
officer Levehess injured severely in the body, By
Officer Zeigler received bad blow on tho knee with
stone.
officer Wiley was stuck on the back by a stone
In iac the majority Of the policemen less
struck by missiles Of different kinds aud to-day will feel
moe acutcly the effects of the injuries.
During u The excitement aine kept himself perfectly
cool exclaimed. In a laughing manner What uon-
Hepse ~ Tor them To this violence t only injur
ing MY cause. instead Of doing good.n aud when
pIac, back IN prison be remarked that IL his friends
wanted TO him thy ought have done Il In
Park Much prsise Ia due the police depart for
very ready and Efficient adopted by them In
tanning the laws. They certainly yesterday, dd their
duty.
CHOLERA Two cases Of sudden and violent
disease, pronounced by the poysicians the real Asao
cholera have occurred az ksneyvilo, place between
Aquacsanoik ana UHokcnsack. one OF them terminated
atay. and The other ssfuliy treated Tho
people in the vicinity considerably excited the
matter There seems 10 be necessity Of guarding
againft this dsase and violent cholera during
he summer, AS fatal casee Of both have undoubtedly
token ulace.--Neudrk .5drc,'.is,r, July 20.