New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-07-06

is WAS composed Of sun oil variegSisd nres o. crm
Anf 1a s,esn and yellow, changing 10 the Star OF
.op' ff shovt 6hy feet 10 di0,ne'sr, and Terminating
~ oy.ndImsroonsd bstte'Y. Union was also hne
,;sce epepng with vertical wheel ~'n chaneieon cen
- ebsnopg 10 star with diamond lance WORK between
se ;t. ~ vbch yss the word Union muating 10
Ala ,up Of brilliant Tres and ending in maroon ex
ploson The Grand Fountain represenliea y1iins
hiowing from golden horn et Of water The base was
sn,med Of diamosd lance wOrk, terminating with maroon
explosions The last Pscs ws %rsn absaI Hf Maltese
.sd rsyonsn fres musting 20 The Triumph OF America
On the right Of the central group OF figures was seated
America holding in one hand shield ara tng O'u1, ou'
stretched to receive the scroll Of Fame which the hase Of
His.ory the act Of presenting TO her Inc draPey
Of these figures formed in white lance worx eI4a'
asly shaded Beside the ause Of History stoodthe goddess
Of WISDOM placing . chaple of laurel on the brow OF
America Til. figure was hsbited in cuirsss With he
met on her head holding in one hand spear en-
az mower This group Of figures enclrced by Al are
Of leaf work in which placed the embens OF Poetry
and Music Surnounng the whole was the coat OF arms
~ The United Siat4sthe bird Of JOve perched on the
shield This piece the perfection Of the pyrotechnc
art Every line appropriately colored 80 ~ u present
picture in coored outlines seventy hve ise hfn ans
vbos rnnstpR with grand flights OF celored hres ana
erplosons Of mines filing the air with stars and sresnsr
linn mated bombs cast some hundreds OF ieet ns
dim The Air with cOOred and sreamers The gsod
mosaic battery composed Of Greek and Roman ca1dies
and Interpreted with mines Of serpebts ssd '"'
'eIi vas m ps place By w sd6eld Music by I'm
'' AZ Madison square, by VIM Stanton Music BY bod
A. Jackson square, by Isaac Edge Sen Music BY
0n AZ Tompkirs square, by Isaac Edge, Sen Music By
a, Mount Morris, Harlem, by Daniel Moran Music BY
Tonmeys cOruet band .,,.
Al Iandals Island, under the dfecuoD Vi ITO ""iUo
these there we're hundreds Of very respectable
rivste exhibitions for the benefit OF Young AnsfcAe Is
peoislly in the upper part Of Ihe C'y'
s.,,ou. Riot in the Ninth ward-A Large Na"'er
Injured.
y.,.,dsv Morning at ABOUT lOI o'clock, disturbance
49, nsee in the Ninth Ward which merged Into ons
f the most serious osgraceu riots ever Witnessed IN
MAT district The origin Of the disturbance was as ono"S'
Edward Carpenter, young man. was driving one VI pP
A Browns stages through Hudsonst, aud when near tne
corner of Troyst the horses became frightened At e M
eessspt noise Of firearms and fireworks, and be was unaDe
A. 81. tben nroceed He however after much difficulty,
.poeseded ip getting them into an open space between
.~o seotions of procession Of the H6ernan society,
which were considerable distance apart al Inc une III
fsw moments after the section composed OF "oou'
800 men, came up and being highly eHssPer"'ed oeosuss
The driver was their way several OF their nuuosr seIl
the horses and after beating them cruelty proceedeu
further to wreak their vengeance on the driver "hen ney
d,.oyed him from his box and beat him most shameuy
He would probably have been killed upon the spot had not
large number Of citizens who had gathered near the
scene of disturbance nterred to prevent It, and rescued
the poor from their grasp
The ibernsns then becoming highly enraged al the IN
Adherence Of the citizens set upon them in earnest and
fearful scene ensued The police had been notified ana
JA.r,s s,bney and Tsfs Of the Ninth Ward with siu
.,oon Of their men, arrived at this moment upon the spot
force also from the Sixteenth Ward under Capt Steven
sop arrived at the same time and procerded to que the
disturbance The Hbernians led on by one oil ther mar
sbals with drawn sword in his hand fought desperately
breaking their slaves Of Office over the persons OF the o
liens and police who, however nothing dsuned' eohesV
"A will hem inch OF ground.
The fight continued without ntermission until tue Nv
b,rnians reached the of Hammersly ana HUDSON
where they scattered in all directions oy tne 10
lice Their ge and elegant banner was captured oy inc
,o,,ed otizeps who tore to fragments Ihr'y SIX OF
no ,oiss Ali more or less injured arrested sndlock
cd mn in the prison at Jefferson Market Ihelr WOUNDS
we're dressed by physician Several OF the ohcers were
also injured Lieut. Sebrng was hurt very severely oy
large stone which struck and cut open MS ioreheau
Oicer Clark had his upper lip badly cut by one OF the
&c. carried nv the Hibernisns Officer Psl struck
9TH olub upon the back Of the head and badly hurt
cer Mcpherson was picked up by several OF the rioters
and hurled sgsiast the side Of house Several OF the
tizeps were also injured Great credit is due the Ponce
for the bravery exhibited by them on tins occasion Two
f their number however are sorry to say showed the
white feather" They Irishmen, and the only two IN
the Ninth Ward Police 1t is charged that they n'eered
;, THAR brother officers and did all in their power to
their arresng the ricous hibernsns ana one '
them being inrusted with prisoner to keep let him go
Can't Alderman suspended them from duty and 'hey WIZ
Ia tried on the charge before the Commissioners OF Ponce
CARPENTER the driver OF the stage was taken to his resi-
dence where he lies dangerously and 1t feared fatally
injured .,,... g ~. 0ar,ors socu.a,
;,h oau.ino a riot on the ith inst, in Hudson ST. took
.oa Yesterday at the Jefferson Police Court before jus
tice Stuart and Aid. Brsey
syansv Parker sworn-I was standing on stooP IN
souare when the stage went through the process
son saw several men with badges on take hold OF the
horsss Inv the head and insist the driver coming down
Ia ,osed and said he could not leave his horses there
,..ra two gentlemen with him the box; the men win
badges were beating the horses and one oil them broke
The mole strap when they found they could not get tue d
yer off they caught hold OF the gentlemen by the
a., and pulled them of; then some citizens came up
and tried TO prevent them beating tue men ana
,s., ,hs horses might run away and kill some per
.~r there were two persons in the stage then
other p.rsons had got ort before the citizens tried
a. narsu,ds the persons with badges to let alone
,hs two men they had pulled from the top of the
stage and TO let the driver go on az ths Tune
some of the persons with badges on turned me horses
,pnd on the side walk. II the corner OF loyS shl "hs
ar horses were ON sidewalk lad near fourteen years OF
sa co, n 10 the crowd could not get out OF IT. and he
Wa Rushed upon the stage OF tue men with badges
sske I'd him what he cong there aud chosSed hln 80
that he could not speak gentleman apparent! Su
ilmsn demonstrated with the who then LET 80 toe
hnv took hold of the mSn, and then comm7oced beating
him, the citizens then generally commenced TO remoa
s,rate and the fight becSme general tins time the Pc
lice began arrive and began 10 arrest the peso1s they
foA anon, the stage and the Society commenced 70 res
ore N m en- arrested ana then the citizens and the police
ined 10 arrest the members OF the Socety during tae
difficulty between Hammond aud b~hS SIS was S"uiA
on the head with bat and person belonging 10 the
Socetv with bricks in his hand sitter this gentle nSn
st.pp.d up and tcok away into the house can oay
identify the Marshal saw hn standing by the stage ou'