New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-07-25

a.. - -. o., ftha rules and regulations requires Il
upder-srd ,hy,h- LeutenAn,s sen' 20 .as r'o, an
len BIN in the Station Hon ,bs Csn,.;n sar. n
ont hs sscond time sf s b 'usht the men We sres'7'
in bleeding ard wounded the cha ." - N'"' "A-
made from Of duty. r.-.-, -;.5 .,
get Up charg- against Ackermsn don't ~ "'- 20 Va
habit ~ Washington It | Don't r-coil-ct <ssips -.
y Alderman N the station house could oeio. ~
have ade Charge sgaiust kim; r-cD-ct ~ pris ~
Being cnn miiisd 70 Captain Acker2sn's charge ~
wopd MOI take him without = commitment Jld<- NJ
Graih told NJ 70 let tsm whers he wsn,e1 A'kerm
~"no not +: him go without discharge l have not
cAli,d Alderman SOC Of bitch" | might have said
thst would give slo0 10 have my say who should be
Captain gave the chsrges to CsunH. reporter
hsd nv idea wAs; be wanted of them ths Captain has
"snesk-d on ~ best-thst is, be rvs around
through smother Hsrd and on my beat thst is
whstI csll sneskng" (Roar- Of laughter kno~ Of
rule that requires ne serg-sns 10 the ~hout
c~ing or tspping Alderman tod there serious
fight or riot, told the TO - he odd With
the rest Of the nsn. TOGO
ST. is no, policeman; the rio: on Ia jay took
inform th- Sisios House the CAPt,H thar
be gave the his the Captain wsSt back Aad
left .aw him sf:er yard n HUDSON 81 .n rond
among the crowd can't say ghst be Sse dsing thi9k
said the Hibernians killing stage driver d'd
not th-rewss riot cnly said there vas ngn'i
when LETT. the HiberniSrs we're BEATING the driver
Jscod l. S-bring Lieu'ensn,, testified that he was 81
the Station House when the wo-d was brolgh' so ~ he
riet il was about 10 o'clock Ackermsn and witness
him coming # the door: tod him there was serious
riot in ud-on-t he .sid he going IN AckSrm IN sod
that could all 40 20 the not: he sad &c waited
10 gn he sfter~sr said. 70. h~d better go snd sill
take of the Station House some of the hrss ot
toOn vent with ms-sOme shead and some t-''ndi
they went out OF the house IN gr-st hurry l,ah,"
the eight became general bet the police AID TIA
Hberni.n. the citizens sif.d IL wh-n ~ called sool
then Capt Stevenson came 10 our assistance r1saei
in s.rions riot Nr Pell Mr Clark sud Mr. ArPner'on
were injured with others herman vas s0t there III
West is m'tsssn. FOR saw him When | came back ne
was IN he station House h. had Ais hs. snd coat on
TAFT in advance Of ne did not think he would have
violated he rules BY rarnsning in the Staten tioasa
John Hsnnipin Policeman, corr ,boraied the former vii
in r-lson 10 Acsermsn got & Hud'onst -1en the
lot over returned TO the Sstion House little tine
sfter AID the Captain there among the men thinks
serious matter for Policeman 10 60 in riot sithout
help that be shows good ( 20 go in without help
Laughter Knows there is feeling in the station House
against the Captain asked the Captain for privileges Ne
would grant them h. told 10 read tho rules aud
gustions sbo sing hi, for not going don't know
bat WAS his object for going head thai they
sDted 10 break the Captain they spurned ms because
they thought WAS partial - the Captain.
William Wallace formerly policeman. testified that he
Ack the morning in question order the meu 70
cut ne had his cost and hat OF he told ms cO1d
90 asked him 10 nd sta, and club went to the riot
and bsTk the captain 10 the Court room on my
return; mig have been away half an hour; told hun
wanted make charge against Kelly for neglect OF duty
Ackermsn not at the ret boh lieutenant we're did
7 OF see /. AWE there.
Thomas stevenson Captain with District Police cor
roboratsd former witnesses in relation ~ AcSerm.ns r.
ainirg at ths station House II IS usual for the captain 10
always head hls men
Caleb III Frost saw Alderman on his return at thu Sta
ton House and said 10 him. DID not see you AZ the
" fight" lie said. My lieutenant ran svsv from me-.
oars Of laughter Gann-tt said he ought 20 gone
he said he knew too much 10 leave tbs house alone r.
newed laughter Was sent out second line by Acker
man.
Thomas Ganue.t formerly Captain IXth District corrob
Grated Il testimony of former witness
Ezekiel Maynard and large number If the police Of
the Ninth Ward were subsequently ned in c0rrobo
siion the fact Of Captain Aokermsns r7us b attend
the ri referred to.
The case was here closed on part Of tia people.
Sergeant Sands the part 81 the DEFENSE prlved that
il wa h. ano Captain Ackermsn tat called the
to ate nd the riot hs further testified that there
spiracy among the men against tn Cap AN
Tie Court ruled the latter part o. tbs testimony
inadmissible
counsel OF the accused wlo handel 10 written dsfense
-. ion reserved
Tie Court then adjourned.