New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-07-06
Tar and officer sennst, were The Policeman who arrested

Tan and officer Bennett were The Poieemsn who arrested
him.
Herr povl.rd vorn-I live at No lo5 Hammond,
"a a varnshe and ponsher took walk down Il "a
comet with my brother, saw the procession coming
Of Troy It; saw the Marshal on horseback with ms
sword drawn and he said 60 in men,, or men go mo
/" stood there for momsn and vas s'ruck on 'hs
mock cd down and ramped on and my oFa
RIO hsck was mock insensble the FIRST time lstTtns
Msrhal bs was wayIg his sword about his head and say
ing "go in men. men go in! The MARINA was 10 the
middle o. THE street and was On me soe Nk mere Fs
great noise ano confusion there there was great crowd
there At the time but bat those who had badges
and they were in line they around the Marshal
80 some two or ;hres shout two hundred ice, of
Edward CARPENTER svon-l reside 10 I~enty SKID -
was drivirs Ne - Of TIE Kpp Brown line on ths iih
when got 10 Bank st. opposite Abingdon square MT
proces.icn going down Bank st. to get into Hqd'en 50
was stopped BY the procession and waited ti ne PROF.
sion nearly al passed and there was AL opening IL '7 n
Of the procession the end Of the me ana ny
v.re fsrv and the bows ano people firing of crack
CTS and the horses became restiVe ana s1<re1; No
opening the line was MADE opposite me- 80 Hz-d d
6ons,ts horses by the head and turned thein aofh
onf dnrpg this others threw stones al me ana lS
bo,,s. and several Of TIE missiles struck me on the heaa
and back md the said men or rioters Eer7 ~
inc m, tear es- of b-dOwn OF the DoI' kun nn
hoo, lin and the ike cries during TINS uns was un
sble 10 mansge my hOrses and the FOien' anI io'o'
-. -, ,e ,;o,ers created a mob aud riot rem ined IN
az situation ill rescued by the Police a1d believe ~SIs
not their Intervention that woa w s"d ms
Snnder Think Saunders at the head OF the process
.;,p block or twoin front, when stmped 10 cross the
line of the procession did not see hm when attempted
-, pss ne inc of the procession but did after the
rioters had seized my horses BY the head DO not thnH
saw any banners in the procession when attempted 70
cross the line Mooney VAS near the iOrNard "heei
c,rriage when threw the stone al THIS time the
procession was all broken up think he had badge on
was but short distance from him when was stopped
I sav Mooney several times during the rot
I4ys rrswOrD, When arrived At scene OF ne ret
there four nve persons on me sage hs
driver took hold Of ofhem by the leg and pulled him
off the stage was struck with stone on the mead ana
s,pnu.d and | made rush to Trey 81. | then saw
den pouohing policeman Clerke, and went aud helped
him sitter that offered my services to Ohcer Cu'ick
ss Cnsick take hold Of ono Of the citizens and two or
| three more with down Troy st, aud mob OF
HbeIDiss after with bIickbsts then threw orick-
bat AZ one of them and struck him the head met man
| named Jobp Rnsh who getting pummeled by them;
took one Of them off and got punched in the side the
crowd st tb. time dispersed and wn Hudson ST. and
several oht follow Cd them down as lar IS Laghtst ana
some Of them got on me at the corner of L,ghi and
Vsrick SITS and one Of them hit me on the mouth, and
called NE Orange sen Of b; some OF NO - Hose
! CouDsnv struck me a. they standing with their
eneni.s cannot identify any Of them belong 10 NO
| ~ Hose Company .,.
of all went 10 the effect that given above with the
exec pon each identified for himself some one or tTo
of the rioters The question OF the amount OF o' tne1
came up and after consultation between Juoge stuart ana
AdeIn Brley it announced that the sum oil s'OOo
Cen SspdIrd-we are prepared to give this amount of
bail if required only object 70 because II Is uncon
,,n,opa H. REQUIRE more than will be sufficient to secure
the the sccused and less than this amount
will certainly the attendance OF tkese men "hehe'
| eT they are required ....,
Judge Stuart have very peculiar notions about those
riots think they should be put down ana mat every
honest man and good bound to set his face against
them The Alderman and consulted on the matter, and
without word Of previous consultation We both h1Sd on
! the sum. -
Mr. Bpst4ed-T This ia as much required from the
Astor House rioters and certainly there be no pre-
say this riot here was premedtsted by these men
Judge Suart-fOu don't mean 70 say that the Aslor
| House riot premeditsted
Mr. Bu.teed-CertaiDly do.
Justice Stuart ELL there different opinions on that
Aid Brisley-But the rioting such day as the ith
Of July should be pat down by every means 1t dishonor'
Mr. Busteed-Cerainy on that or any other day tiers
should be put down But these honoriDg the
day and would have on quietly II they had not been
Judge STUART do agree in that view Of the
Gen Sandford-They had good 4 right to parade in
their civic procession had in military and
do Won think that would have wed our line Of march
, to be broken or intertered with 49,.
Judge stuart-It may be they had right 10 walk, bat
think there difference and they should have conducted
themselves peaceably.
plain of here u.s. that the who originated the whole OF
his disturbance houd have been let go without any
curity, and so Iarge an amount required OF them
Justice Stuart-l GU aude 10 the ttaSe urlVsr 10 you
mean that he caused the rot 80
Gen Sandiord-Certainly do mean H. ana VIII prove
il too.
Alter some further conversations the bail sgreed on
and the parties liberated to appear s morning al lu
o'clock ,.- ~,
The following the names Of the members of the
Ancient Order Of Hibernians arrested ior no'
las IApders Patrick Gsnty,
Edward Mooney, James Geilen,
Owen While james Forrest,
Patrick Donohoe, barney iagg'rui
Tbonss Catrlgan Henry Rogers
james Boyle, Isulck mOrrlssoDi
peter Tbofpe James McQusene
Patrick McMahsn, Thomas Mcknight,
owen Gallagher Anthony hcQuade,
Wu Rutl.dge Mathew DOh-rty,
James Dean, Pauick hearney
lanes Heapey Thomas McCabe,
James Fitzpatrick, Jehn Patterson
/ Cb,rles Iurns John Trayner
7 Iobn Iav.rty James kenshan.
Patrick Nolan, lhoma3 trsyner
Jsm.s Dpgcap james Mccormick,
Edward Murray, lhomAs DrAdy
John Conroy, bu0Id Ihri''y'
! Farm CIsr OF observation-disclosures Donneli res
terday held an inquest upon the body of child year,
and half old named Stevens whose death caused by
blow from y brick bat, thrown by one Billy Bottles. Il
appeared in evidence that Mrs Mary Ann Stevens, the
mother of the deceased standing a win dow in he
nee No l47 Anthony with her child in her
when the brick thrown through the wndo and struck
the chld Bottles seen to throw the missile and Il
beeye "a that be intended for Bridget cunningham,
want girl with whom he had had some difficulty Aite
committing the assault the offender tied and is yet at large
The following verdict rendered by the jury Iha
the deceased, Mary Ann Stevens died from conyusoni
supernduoed by injuries receive from blow OF brick
bat thrown by man called Billy Bottles Coroner
ODonne issued warrant for the arrest OF the accused
SrAREING AFFRAY.--A drunken ARRAY tOek place or
Monday evening porter house in Mott St in which
nAn named Bruen DugsD living at No 307 Motifs VA
stabbed by one Nm Wallace, and severely injured. lie
was taken 10 drug and attended by Dr Whut2ke;
was arrested and held by Justice Stuart to await exanna
ton.