New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-07-08

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| 81 Commute n Laws and OrdnSnces with Al ord
regulating the hcensBg Of railroad cas- ".an toe
City Of New York defining the rate OF hc-ns- i2' N
running 70 Ind from points beyond the HINTS o. 'ae
Il Is per ear for Baggage and freight cars am 20 pr
year fer passenger fr running -NdasSey "a
the City the Of license TO be BOO per year 'o' esn
licen,d the ~ to eed 30 feet ia length 'ae
penalty r running without hce0se g. os so Tor eAch
dsN it shall be drawn without license Adopted,
motion made BY AID Barker 10 r-ise the rate OF
license - s25o bu, opposed beisg high VSi'us
motions made for rates than 800 bat lost and
the ordinance was hnaly adopted s reported.
The Board then adjourned to Thursday afternoon Al
O'Clock.
THURSDAY July The President in the Chair
Rp0rf-Of Committee on Laws SC, in favor Of incress-
ing fees Of the Collector and Deputy Col ecor Of Assess
ments from J. 10 per cent
R,olutioa-On Communication Of the Mayor directing
tn Controller 70 purchae tha lease ct the lots north side
F,rty hih-st. running from FIRST Az TO + si River be
tween Forty fifth and Forty sixth ste. price not to
coed g. 600 as depot for VIM H. Reynolds contractor
Sc Concurred in.
The President announced the foowipz gentla the
81. S Committee for the pton Of the President As
si.iart AID Woodward Stewart W-ll-s, Ayo-e and
The Board then adjourned to Friday afternoon at six
o'clock
Tux LATE RIor ~ rnR NI,rg WAND.-Ths evidence Of
number person. who reside in the vicinity Of the place
where the not in udsonss occurred on the maTnnS Of
the 9Th inst and whs witnessed the beginning % the d
turbsnce taken before Justice Stuart on Thursday
They that the stage driver was not 10 blame N the
matter that the outrage wss on the part OF the hOernsnc
who form I'd psrt OF the procession.
John Ml-r Of Ne - Gsnesvoortst deposed tina, he
the occurrence of the riot from the commencement
members Of the Society caught the horses By the
head they turned the horses up hudson ST. aud struck
them with stsyes some Of The members called out Pun
The son If b-h of - they then beat the driver go
v.rely; they knocked down who only told them not
10 kill the driver several psrsons then called cat
murder they said this, they were knocked
down by the members Of the society the Police arrived,
snd the HIbernsns turned aud beat them likewise very
much.
Peter J. Sa1 of No 2sS Ten,h-sv, deposed he the
pass the place where the horses standing,
after beng caught Immediately after th-y had passed he
saw a on horseback, 1.-THE MArshal) beckon with n
stick b. had in his hanos for the members Of the Company
to back the Marshal told The nbers 70 come ck
sths time snumber ofhe members Of the Society had the
horses by the head and punching them with slaves
one of the horses down and the blood streaming from
the Marshal up and said ths horses we're not
20 blame. but the driver Of the msmb-rs Jumped
ard number the side of tho and bea, the
driycrunhey were tired when they got down, and others
got up IN their place. ana continued TO beat him the hOr9
by this got under and went short distance the
avenue when The Marshal again beckoned them to fellow up
the stage snd m beat the driver the Marshal told the
s N driver had not got enough yet that they mus, give
him more that he could 60 andthey must beat him
be- c,uG get away the driver begged them not 20 kill
him, about the time the second attack made thu
driver and stage number OF bernans wers below inthe
lice when the Marshal rode down and beck"nai them
the stage heard ofhsm on the top Of hestagessy
I'VE will have tho money they tore open ths m0u-y TX
top of the stage could not say what they did with the
money at this time the Police made their appearance
Of the members ran away they SAID, Let US ruu
away the Police will have US the majority Of thu
Society assaulted the Police hen they commenced t,make
arrests saw clubs, sticks paving stones and bricks used
about hundred members OF the Society appeared 70 b.
vcy gagged in the riot they obeyed the MArshds
WIN II Wood corroborated the state nent OF NJ Lax
and added that he heard the Marshal te his pull
the stsge driver of ths box and "kll the id Of
b-h - be also told them 10 90 ill.," or words Of that
kind.
ba he. ha hal
u The st.eedrver off the box, and kin the id
b-h" before this riot occurred he saw the me n6ers Of
the Society take other stage horses by the head and
$50 the tesm OF railroad car and hold them back but it
caused no particular difficulty.
Jacob = Brown. Of No % Foarth st. depos@d that be
heard a man horseback tell the who had jumped
on the stage pitch the driver from the stage there
Two men on horseback-one having sword ard appear
inc Ia be- the cnief officer; the other had only riding.
whip it the Marshal with the sword who promoted
ana melted the riot deponsnt went up % him and
strad telling hun If the driver had done anything wrong
10 have hin arrested, and not suffer his to kill him
the Marshal made reply and witness seeing chance
10 mrf.e successfully, stepped back on the siiev liz
saw Police on the stage protecting the driver but
hnsde no u,e his club the rioters the members Of
the Society struck the officers with clubs the stage
hli f women and children.
Adam y Hawthorne, of No 500 Hudson ST. deposed
s De the top Of his o~n hose the tins Of the
rot more uBprovUsed or brutal assault he
than that MADE the driver the driver ell stopped his
stsge until the procession nearly all passed, aad
gap of ~ than twenty b rty feet occurred when he
passed through vice was the opening that behind
had 70 % catch the s'gs before il passed the street
when they attacked aud beat him. the driver still aud
did rot much IS RARE bis whip TO strike Of them
ne river gave provocai'n whatever, nor did hs pass
rgt1ough break the ranks OF the procession the men
beat he H. rsts brutality.
The te.mony of these witnesses merely corobera
tive Of that previously given by the Police and Others who
were present at the time
FArAL Fall A man named o van Boyle. who resided
Al 80 Al Crossst found Tarsday morning lying
ded in the yard of bis premises IL Is supposed that
Nedne day night be upon the roof Of the house
ge' cual and while there fen asleep and rolled on H.
head vas nsvsly fractured Coroner D0nnen held
~ i quest upon the body and VERDICT If death from
fracture Of the skull WAS rendered
PonY IDENTIFIED The unknOFn man who was on
Wednsday found drowned At the ioOt Of ia kson It,
vas on 1hur-day identified Samuel Small, dock build.
~ Who was accidentally drowned the % inst Will Al
work on The pier Of Cahsrne Market Sip An inquest
vs. held upon the body after which i. given ~ bis
tri- nds Tor intsrmeLt
RESCUED rRox DRow>ING-Mr Richard Livings
ton residing No. - King 81. "Wednesday evening
feel. Jumped into the North River At the foot OF King
md would have been drowned but for tbs Assisancs
dered him by Officer Yeoermin Of the Eighth Ward Po-
hce who rescued him and bad bin taken to his residence
ARREST FOR STABBISG.-A man named John w. Cdl'sn
va arrested Al O'Clock lLursdIy srn'ng by Officer
DrGy, Of the Fourth Ward charged With 't.bonS one
Jeremiah Rogers in the left breast With knife infctng
asevere wound The parties were in Mulberry st. II the
time End had quarrel just previous The accused Was
committed by Justice Bogart and the injured was
tab TO the New York Hospital
FnE-The alarm Of fire IN Firth District yesterday
was occssoned by the bu'Eiug Of large quantity Of un
her Wing on the dock foot Of Slte-nhst East River.
Tie origin Of the FIRE could not b. ascerrAned TIs fire
men the ground, but before they could
iir guish the flames the lumber damaged b The Mount
shout 81 0CO The property belonged 70 persons
whose could notlesrn.