New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-09-23


fttr me latter beiBg eur-el in a,in. a u hfnfs the
rrte Z i"rern l7lglase aui c1ull not ui-r,-al
Nm tfee o. four other men crossed over 20 h re- iIe
were one o. ID - pushed against fhe ono Ges -1ci As j
lark clothes when the latter asked him why h 4 I 20
Tie man who pnshei him then struck nm aai he sta
tfFta from the Sidewalk sns IN rn0n h.s bark IA "a
sieci NIe Gown Be was struck a-sin by the sam PAT
ne man VIII The s-raw bat attempted to his reni
bn' nc va shocked down by aajther OF the party ~
It ~ hiacS eiot no bit again assall,e.
by his asailani. who struck him in the stomach With
Stone ne again asked he reason Of the assault, this
ana NE irend Then vent toward Gold f. and tAir way
he's gentleman whom they told What had occurred an
tssed II be was Police Officer he said be was not th.
Iesoh then came 70 where tue crowd sud Jeff The win
COW alter thus heard loud noise and scunls in the
street, but DID not look out again
hcheru hernrahan Of No. 20 Cherryst. testii 4 TO
ha,ng found the body Of deceased the sidewalk OF No
- 1oo y ne was lying on his back and blood was su
Antoine sarter, Of No 81 Frankfort ST. testified to hav
g seen the assault As to by the other witnesses
bui dd not know the parties who made the attack the
clothes by the deceased he thought resenblei very
saued
DR. Fenner testified to having made a post norton ex
summation OF the body. He found the lungs much
gtstd also. small bruise the right eye, which
,hsi nave oeen caused BY blow or by fell against
baTd substance his death might have been caused b. the
continued influence Of violence and inemperance | ind
no evidence of disease in any organ Of the body
The testimony here closed and the given to the
Jury who rendered the following verdict That August
Buffet his death BY violence at the hands of par
No clue to the murderer had been obtained up last even
ing II is supposed that the deceased the
described in black clothing in the evidence and that he
was followed by the rowdes who had just before
sauted him in Frankf r;-st into Goldst, where he was
killed
TIE neghborhood where this murder occurred is one Of
the the City and would be well If an extra force
Of police could be stationed in it
DIsTrRBAScE AMONG FIREmEx-On Wednesday night Q
disgraeea disturbance occurred at the house of fire Engine
Co No ~ located in IIousonst The asaants said to
be members Of Engine Company No. L. who well a.
those OF No ~, lad Just returned from search for fire
which had been sounded in the Sixth District When No
Iss got pos'e the engine house of No a. they com
monced shouting throwing and firing pistols into the
house The members OF No - soon rushed out and after
conflict put the others TO rout who len behind them
tIeir engine Capt squirCs OF the Seventeenth Ward Pc
lice with force of bis hast,ned to the scene and sue
cceded in aesns four persons whose Barney
Keanaa Dennis Holland John Ieinan and Philip Teale,
all Of whom were taken before Justice Welsh and held to
await examination Capt Squres yesterday made the fol
lowing report 10 the Mayor relative to the disturbance
10 Nm. J7o-5 4 Hcsforeh'
SIR II becomes my duty this morning to bring to your
notice the conduct Of Fire Companies Nos Is and a. ani
10 invoke such decisive action the Importance of the
demands. know nothing Of the particulars of the
feud between the two Companies, bat that their conduct
IL graceful 10 to the Fire Department and the City and
the present state OF things dangerous 20 the public peace
il certain. few nights since the Company of No a.
portion of ther attacked No. j. the of Uous
ton and Avenue C. peed them with stones bricks ETC.
and took their engine which they dragged 70 the foot OF
Ihdst with the supposed intent of throwing it into the
dock. but getiirg fast among tmbers they broke
the tongue and left H. Last night in returning from
the alarm Of fire about O'Clock No 20 returned in good
order and housed their engine the entire police
force under my command following in close proximity to
prevent disturbance. Supposing all was right IN that
quarter repaired with my TO Pitt a., through which
No Is expected 10 pass for the purpose of protecting
them in their return to their house, the head Of Ave
c. Instead Of returning this way, however, they d
verged and went down Columbia ST. into Houston st. and
thenypast the house of No. a.
When they got opposite the house tremendous vOney
of stones and fire discharged into the door Of
No. A. among is members. The police who were sta
toned in Avenue C. hearing the discharge OF arms,
fastened tho spot but the assaan.s had mostly fed and
taken refuge in their engine house the number Of more
than hundred. The excitement is most intense
for aud resolved upon conflict, whenever an alarm Of
fire is sounded Unless there is prompt intorpOstOn
the part Of the city authorities there is foreseeng the
consequences. sacrifice of human lie 10 morally GER
tain and in cases. the innocent viii be ~ likely TO
suffer as the guilty That Company No u should be i'm
medatey dsbanded is my decided opinion and, If both
engines taken away till investigation could be had
il would probably be the better way. Something should
be done without delay.
We have not learned that AIRY person seriously hurt
There report that wounded but if such
lie the case he doubtless carried of by his friends
INV YoRK DIsPESsARY.A the regular monthly meet
ing Of the Board Of Trustees held September 49, the follow
ing reports showng the amount Of business done during
the month Of August were read
Or Parkinson the house physician states follows:
\uuih Of rcy natl euss Ord Ogr