New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-07-23

FArAL EFFEcrs OF A RIOT on THE FOURTH os JULY
On the ith INST. number of islors who hal been N
dulgng too FRI ely in strong drink so; nto ngn' >oos
themselves in Eighth av near Sixteenth st. during which
stone ard bricks brought into relsiou snd one OF
their number named Charles Doing G-rmss. about q
years Of age who worked in shop in the vicinity OF the
riot received blow which fractured his skaL After 70
ceving attention from physician. be was sen, 10
The Hospital Wards Island where be died IN THURSDAY
last Coroner Gamble yesterday proceeded 20 tbs Hos
p,s for the purpose Of holding inqusiton upon the
body but in consequence Of the absence Of the necessary
witnesses, the investigation postponed until L. o'clock
on Monday next
CoNISG Dows rFo, rHE PoLIoE-On the night Of the
18Th inst. Officer King of the Tenth Ward Police,
called upon 10 arrest two young named James Smith
and Abner Stewart for assault and battery. He took
item before Police Magistrate and they were held for
trial but when called up the party whom they assaulted
failed TO appear and they discharged After bis
lease Stewart and two associates of bis named John
Thorp and Owen Trainer had number Of handouts print
ed calling upon citizens meet AZ the Pigs Head Hotel
for the purpose of taking to procure Sad elegant
leather medal TO be presented to King Richard OF the
Tenth and also calling upon the Mayor and Common Couo
Gil depose the present Chief OF Police and appoint On
Ger King in bis place On Thursday evening the Officer
detected the three above named in the set OF posting
Up one Of the beous bills telegraph post At the cor
rer of Allen and Grand sis lie Immediately went before
Justice Wood and preferred complaint for libel, against
them warrant issued. and they were arrested by
Officer Vsndervoor, aud held to bail to st the
Court Of General Sessions.
Officer King is represented IS being one Of the most
vislsnt and reliable Policemen in the DepT tmeni
HUMANITY OF THE POLIcE.-Ws understand that the
case mentioned under this ts paper ofthe 2st
properly attended to- The man Michael Mel ,ughln)
Immediately taken to Essex Market Court, by officer Cal
-ev and committed by Justice Wood for gross ntorcs.
ton He was taken cart being drunk TIA he could
not walk
A SEtyEFgL NUIsANoE.-A hole in the pavement, 10
Tenth It. SiKhsv, holding about barrel full Of
kitchen Stops and other etd stuff and creating stencil
most poonou. and nolersble has existed for months in
spite Of remors;rance and begging petition, for relief
from half the residents in the neghborhood s the duty
Of the Supernte sden of Pavements to ab.s this nuisance
he knows Of hss known Of for some time yet nobody
hears of him. The almost suocsied sufferers Justly
indignant at such neglect and if they catch the Aforesaid
Superintendent in that neghbOrhOod uaess TO repair the
street. that they would not treat him to
duckr in the green slime OF the pool WIN Mr. Radcliffe
walk up his duty and give the sufferers relief
THT MYSTERIOUS Boar CLAIMED Patrick MeLaugh
lin and Ow Barry residents Of Nos - and 3 Cherry ST.
appeared At the office ADD claimed the small boat that
found on Wednesday morning AZ the foot OF Eighty sixth
81 East River They stated the boat had been sto-n
from Peck slip The impression still prevails among tss
Police that female murdered on the East River dur
ing the previous night.