New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-09-13
PHILADELPHIA
PHILADELPHIA. MONDAY, Sen

corr,.rorlercc Of Tie y. Y Tribune.
ON Saturday evening. Coroner Cullen resumed thu
investigation into the OF the death 81 Jesse lrc-
de WHO was killed b. the disaster the Camden and
Anhoy Railroad on Friday evening Several additional
Witnesses were sworn. but no new facts OF much m
uoltancc were elected except that the hfe bridge
lender RaucOcas had uttered threats against the
Coulrauv The individual referred 10 was the bridge
fender M Rancoca II the time the train was precpiee
through tie draw several months since. lie was dis.
-, M fl Cconapv az that t.me for carelessne,.. and
oceorlir to the evidence elected the Inquest IN Ilget
Il, -.,crnl threats against his late emp Oyers.
Tie Juiv ocberatcd for about two hours on saturday
night before rendered Is verdict which was as follows
rWefdf - Jse rede came 20 hs teah BY an obstruction
~ is Camden and boy Railroad tlac about thre Pc
is, 10 7. .i inv c1eep some slsht evidence p5iain.
one gat Ou- se b.dsendr az Rancocaf a being tle per-
... q. D., r,-,. f-r cf Tie ac.m
Hmoy he proper to state that there direct eyi-
dcucc 90 implicate Owens with the infamous crime The
ground upon which the jury based its intmaon of his
probable agency seems have been the simple Iact ms
having uttered threats against the company He resides
near tlc mouth of The Rancocas
Arc the ,nd.tion of the verdict the Coroner made an
affidavit of tie facts before Justice Sharp or Moorestown
WHO INN. daelyis ucd warrant for the arrest OF Owens
The latter taken Yesterday and conveyed before he
Jr-tcc lv whom he committed TO prison 10 await a
turil erlo airing on the 18th inst
The particulars OF the riot which took place in front ii
the ltoma Hose House in hensinston early Yesterday
about o clock on sunday mornng the Franklin Hose
Company located Broad st., near Shppen started up
town and finally reached The upper part of Remington
Ibcv sorpcd In the vicinity Of the Taylor Hose los',
and then returned. These two companies are friendly
On returning, the Franklin was suddenly attacked with
shower of bricks thrown from about the iiDefna 'c
House and era pistols and Guns were discharged rom
Al iii me ell the evidence agrees that the Franklin
member. roaceabc They took their carriage to the
rcxt street below where they hailed
several of the Marshal police orlorcd them to 90 on
and usf AT Il moment pistol wa urei rom me afe'
zion of the Hitoruian Hose house
The oficcrs rushed towards the V2cc and received q
dsehoi-e Of pistols, but without effect. Tn Franklin
cont uucd down the street and ai'-r awhile. gave e"
cheers ted several pistols IN the az ana proceed nom
uurirr The riotng young man named Willap
Nr~bo was shot in the back The ball or slug pissed
through his heart and lodged ia beneath the skin on M
l,it breast he cyI ircd I'm few minutes
tiio time b. was shot he WIS leaning oyer gate %
IL -ad looking az the riot. The gate itself was p'n)-
rated with bais that passed iAfi-h u diagonal nam
nor though the weapon wa charged from an upper
N1ounr fellow named Phineas Mc .gin arrc ted
atIc commencement of the root lir was cauzt I'D the
ro' OF throwing tones by o ilo Marshal. Police ot
String Garden. and comm.tie hF Alderman Cloud
Tie dice. under Lieut. McAnalv. made ad.-cont on
lie Uherue Hose House anl ru,stel tLt blowing
,.,-II f.-+v. Tlomrs McSr',e.l Patrick NcGarritv
J.ues Ualcv Daniel Kcrrin Mans Quiu. 5ames la-in.
J.In Donclue William KERN Michael Ward Arthur
Frccl Jas Hand Edward Rowcg, Peter herun. Ca
tle,rpcrsons were found loaio revolver. large knives
and Other murdorous weapons. iAey were at comm .i-
E1rl. IT,. morning as the slip.,- Hose Coag'r wr
rr1ceeone our Shipper r.. allow Li-ltI. 0n 30. .y T.
lie f.e ID Lnuard board yard tley were III. az
taclcl ~ gang Of rowAef "A, wefe '.... me
dark ID Iul eli 4 narrow ove-T wl hrnn com
- frffr-t there wore bit six members 81 'ii
raee 40 the time Officer Joue't 4. T. % SOL
Who was on the Sidewalk made o dash ai .h3 gov -
toy led down hna-g r. 10 Els"e-.r. IA A'se '''
riale continued up SAippen 60 A.ltl ait -,n tufA-
t.ii,d down. 40 i.l. c..r I'D F-... .t tAl e1c) A
ic.od tic same gang. o.e oi who t-..l patA Oi'
r,n "iial.. a".l g. o. o' .l-.
Tf -,.-. v.rl ovid - 'ctcr I'd @, '1e p,'ses..o
b.. SD r.. o,. i-l.f.. 14. v..e lrltonel ~ thi