New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-10-13

leading Hotels we notice the following names
FIVE POINTS MIssIoN-MOBs, Ne.

FIVE POINTS MlSNiON-MObo &C
To fhr EAay AZ ~ y Y T,ibss4
SIR IN the papers OF this morning have seen sdsoss
purpOrting give accounts Of very alarming stss
ihng- at the " Five Points.
Living here and having charge Of the mission and ~
building erected on the site II the Old Brewery dsn
to know something about things as they transpre.
AZ the Bible burning about which so much noiss has
been made, and much sympathy awakened ws "a
this wise Three Wild boys obtained an old Bible enfir5
destitute OF cover and set Il ON fire in Cross st. Oppose
Donneys coal yard, in the middle Of the street nst
front of Mr. Pease at all A. il burning they licked
il aroun the street until man. cannot say who tesk
the chaned mains away from them There was no 10
unless three boys be called So aud 80 little dstaoes
that though sitting at the time within rod OF the a1e
did not know il until Il all great story hes
been made out Of very small materials. As for tie 40
gathering in front of the House Of Industry, caed
other places. Mission House. &c, ell have TO Hy
there have been for three Sabbaths back consdefsoS
collections of people in front Of the House Of lndn
and much larger ones before the new Mission build1{
on thesiie OF the "Old Brewery 81 far a. my noH'
edge extends and | II all there has been nohfnf
very violent, or even violent that can be menioose
The abuse OF an individual mentioned In the pap@ ~
not by mob but by poor man more jealous tbsn w.
that certainly will have his reward 80 far a. my knom
edge extends the Police, except in one case have go
their duty in every instance where there was any req -
for their assistance BE il remembered that they as -
all Catholics that hrong our walks but as neg
can learn political organization that have chooses ~
Five Points the for their action against fofe
ers ard especially Catholics This IL the mob ha ~
hear 20 much about and 80 far cannot but u
they are perfectly harmless On our side Of the s.s<
some over jealous Catholics have tried 10 keep chl11
away from school and done some wrong thnga -
do not to get up any excitement on the salys
We wish 10 make no money by The operation. Our -
drCn, coming in entirely from the dwellings AROUND -
more exposed to being nterered with than any -.
here but have feaIs, and the officers on duty ~
have repeatedly hndered ihose mistaken men In thhG
forts TO draw the little away. A little matter ~
kindle great FIRE. Whoever the author Of the sr
ces that appeared in this mornings papers must have -
greatly alarmed tried 10 get up great story ~ -
IL = ut.h all sha World fo uuda -
there are two Establishments here, and We consd1 -
especial business 10 preach the word, visit the sick
the poor feed clothe aud teach the degraded and dess
q work in which God has honored and blessed rs
FHs Po'ns Oct 10. 1888 BENJAMIN " ADAMS h~SE
IRE FIFTEENTH WARD WHO ELECTION
To he Edisr u TA>E L. TrbEss
sIR As YOU have accused me in this days paper ofce
aiing disturbance in the Fifteenth Ward trust yos ~
Sl.o pubsh his communicaiion You have stated la
headed gang Of men who made rush for the TiAw,
declaring the polls oossd, &c some eight minute. os,
the time Of closng which statement assert IS ia.ss
the tire Of The disturbance the polls bad been aeeis
closed by the Inspector and also proclaimed oy ne
lice AZ this time a number Of The ciiIeus .. 'ns rsu
quested that some one might be allowed, win me go
sion q the inspectofs % the ballots counted wnsw
ques, vas Refused and the citizens ordered away as
had been lot Of slaves instead OF free AID Aine1s
people asking for nothing bat their nights I01 oh.
fused 10 be driven away BY person wno p,oseaLs ~
policeman but Who bsd star 10 sight ana ne hs1s
myself been busy al the morning elscuoneerns -
respective tickets ] thought b. had no more -
DIVE me than had him, TOR, II ne N8 Y'n"'~s----
acts were not In compliance with the laws OF thar
meut and IN Consequence cenched together, -
Yves Immediately taken up bodily by the ponce ana
risd into tie street and while In possession o. inc ~
one Sergeant Davis raised bis club, apparent VAN
Intention u hitting with i, saying AZ me same -
" g; ne biz the son 81 ---i anu was "iy
f., M ,r,,;r M. threat into execution by his arm beaf
rested bv citizen II the police themselves tss ~
ated n disturbance n the frst place, By atemp y
dive reorIe away without any cause A. you msye y.
de-s,and uhy TIE request made 20 admit some
81 .ee The beots counted viii state In the brit 1~
RAT he DoIis were opened ZONE ffteen minutes oeior
time ard also closed IL the same way, hfeen mna'sS
fore 10 0 clock AZ the opening there VS. oet yns -
sr.cior preseni who refused 20 open the boz Tor he
zaf. present and show them ihst L was empty lie
Refused the opposition cket nzpc'oT 20 see tnem
Justice done them. the place where ne ees-n =,
Nod vss in room the door Of which vas eoaroea ~
eioht feet and the box placed N seeh Poe,l'oh 20
voter could not tell whether the votes VEN ~ te -
on The floor 81 about y oelook me se1oaa 49, -
cane the third not sTPearng Al an ana . s' o
srgl suilon among tie eitZenr thai al ungs AZ,
icing Soue fair behind that big board pAtton NO -,
citizens ssked 10 be permitted 20 have one person
- sse ,{ voc. counted which request was refu,ed =
st he r.ree;ors bad i al her eva Wy and eo2ii .
tn " A. pgber Of votes they pleased wiihoI, cSas<s,
a. IRON tie foor ! have been abused f'5 ~
"a =, e.rress nv o. MON u certain men Tao
srJesyor 10 make tie puifc tink thl sm rcssr 80,
/, tue nat Keep pablo hoase, bat never ~A "