The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-06-10

RIoToUs DISTURBANCE IN THE ELEVENTH WARD
DESPERATE CONFLICT BETWEEN TIE POLICE AND.
TIE RIOTERS.
About twelve o'clock on wedne sday night de~persts
conflict took place between the police Of the Eleventh
ratd and some twenty or thirty rioters in which many
had his arm broken, and the policemen received
considerable injury. Captain squires that district
the to the Chief of Police. This was one
OF the most bloody and desperate fights that has
CURED in this dtrict 1t took place the Londonderry
House, in Eleventh street. the Dry Dock tts be
fore IL o'clocl. Wednesday night The p,rter house
Ss SsT Ss
storing quiet but he had scarcely entered when he
fell is,d ;, blow from cart rurg Officer. wAas
their associate officer, bat each Knocked
down the moment they entered the door, Wade
jumped upon and beat in the most shocking snner pet
he sti retained his grasp upon his club and fssly
occasion. he kept his assaants at bay laying them
right and left iii, reinforcement arrived and burst ocsn
Fourteen Of the dssperadoes we're finally captursl
and brought to the station house BY the en-
reetng and streaming ia blood The place Of tho con
nict presented the appearance Of slaughter house.
Officers Wade sue stoughon were badly cut upon their
heads and other parts OF their bodies Their wouods
dressed by Dr. Kimback Others were moro or less
injured All the aaaans bore marks Of the fight one
OF them having his broken, besides showing Other
evidences of ''cnb soup" 1t q desperate conflict
and the officers behaved noby each one soc ming TO-
forget his own personal danger in his efforts for tho
safety of his comrades Much credit is due Mr. Jud.
son Jennings and George Elliott two citizens, Who on
learning of the rscss the aid of the officers and
rendered them important service collection Of the
taken from the prisoners may be Essex
scrapipg ships bottoms, with short handle On the
edge of the craper hair and blood sho wing had
been used on the officers heads
The names of the parties arrested Thomas Kane
Henry Matthew Douaherty John NcGrsgor, john Henry
William I0wery, Patrick MulholIand, Matthew Henry
James Campbell. and Henri, Hughes: An the above
committed them to prison default Of BAIL 70 answsr-
the charge OF riot ard assault and battery.
ons IN o. stSe % reports the prom es 6 the
time past been under the surveiance Of the poli,e,
fights and disorders very frequently occurring.
EXTENSIVE ROBBERY IN BOARDING HOUSE.
Yesterday Captain Halpin and officer LaWer, of ~
First ward police arrested young woman named ess
Lawrence, and her mother, Mary lawrence, "a
latter keeping boarding house at No La Cedar sire n
On suspicion of being concerned in the stealing Of
hundred snd twenty gold sovcreigns valued in uS I'D
garet Edwards of the boarders, residing in s sams
premises.
The facts ~ represented before the POLICE cor-.
caused suspicion Of Mrs lawrence and her dns gbtsr
shown by the affidavit Of Mrs. Edwards whn as -
with her husband occupied room As bcardsrs ~ d Mrs
Lawrence and on leaving her room Wednaeb mcrs
ing sne usual gave the key Of the room.s Frsncs
daughter Of the andlsdy for the purposss
up the room and making the bed Ths key ~ 80 -
turned to Mrs Edwards as it was the cusssS nov & re
do. Mrs Edwards asked for tho key and ~ ,s 10 !. =
hs iss ssor s eosss Sa Ssas s
did not take any notice Of the circumstance % ~ SJ' S
oN.nS mummy is. ,h .,a 20 ~ ~ getting MP
sa va. 'ne 49, s "a al ~ S .,s shs gold, had beeu
rested the girl Frances, and the ross ~ ~,
made acquainted with the facts, took Frsncs. ~ IA h
myel y, no sIs'o'y, INV u,ns VIZ day yesterday ths
who Is said to be lover Of the girl rsn~a. tn.
all taken before Justice BogArt, VIII eore;..,s AL a.. -
prison to await . further examinat on ~ "
Mr. and Mrs, Edwards but recsrtiv from, I.m.;c.
West indies and putting upt AZ th hon
Of Mrs Lawrence, waiting the s.;iIng az ysssei To-
Australia In which thsy had To- xen passage,