New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-06-21

lard room IL rear for the exclusive Of the orofe
.ioliaI gambler All heavy m.fch-. we're played up,a
those tables Hiram tie Albany Pony A. De AS sed
Once pl4y ID match Ia this room fll t u VS. .up
posed that be the best u yer 10 'h- void ant ~
W. pfied sgsnsi uttefn gambler naiae1 " -r' tn-y
were 10 play certain number 81 sm-s NJ "i.r OF u
greatest number II 70 he match " VI ks'i
JackoB. arch old u-ine. but great lover q" y ~
the P0U6yr b.ck-r Acd one doubted Dui tnt' h-
would ain he msich, - he was constantly playing shl
had the and hang q the t.be. The day srV u N1l
the play commenced Hiram leedlg IF N me sIY- blt y
lat be began 10 miss bis most favor- shots Ias peai
became brisk, reaching AZ l-as, $4,000! l. had rn7i
during the day and the table vas damp Hiram male O"
al0F for this bu. played usual. ard - coar'e ire
uu-niiy failed VI Ter the contrary, piayel - -il re
ta-e snc, contrary all expectation WOE Tue match
Hiram aterward 20 land WITH Jackson expecting
TO beat all the English players bat sadly mistaken Fer
ANY years after TIE closing II the billiard ROOM the foa
part 81 the bs~s vas used As gaming I'"n "a ~ion
b, tn faro played lndr-ds Oi young
ruined ia m and 30 Of tn On 80 r.
msfkable iorgeres embezzeineHs AM SUI ;d1s "tl :,
the tine OF th~r s"n started the Cty hAa l,-f
origin in this old house but wh in the night 9i IS
glory, gaming confined 70 very narrO- hnts Nov
sgeDdid gambling saloons a. the FASH naoe Streets
ard essy Other public hols- 50 tH
the I'D Aunsf den has fallen into ds-pat- -Four or lie
year. ago il the ftvOrte resort for thieves stin rs
dIoppsrr thinble ngger e., who met there % pay t"o
poker ana brsg II then knoEn as TIE " I4'by
Frank" fare bank opened every morning or me
crowd and as fact they got broke in'y YOU'D -Ay
forth into toe streets 10 maxi ra>e, anu, Hhen mtlr
would return snd rush their money Am ng the ansc-
dotes tod # these thieves IS the following ganoer
NAMED .cesn harmless nof-nsv- sort Of mau, o'cs-
Onally opened a faro bank for them. One morning before
commencing operations liz took fl his coat ana huiS
a. ainst the wall and after deeply i'm n-rsed IN
hs game 4 thief who had lost al his money r.
tired rom the table and deliberately took down Macs
c,at and went TO ps~nbrokers slop ana pledged tr
g. returned with the ney aud be- 20 play IL wa
successful and sOo quit SO redeemed the COAX
and placed it where he found IT. Ano.hef Ken inei
then took the pledged FOR the same spm AID ihsn
lost the money. When the bank closed tn "a 1bler
missed bis coat AID told where be coIi hnt H. the
thief n the sane time presenting MIN with the pagl0ro
L.. q. t.af tLt
that the only money be had lost ina day III 80 the
thief who fr-t stole his coat If the al, d" M I'D
house could speak they could tell Of more ua and troc
Of crime wetchedness AMI despair OF more ec's 81
vilany of plans to prosperous men AMI V u'ds
than any other walls ever reared "thn ae C'y
Tie Old Brewery Of the flge POINT. > itned tr rs
sad misery and uOustr0us vices. but tbs crimes Of this
mule cid house would -nk those Of the odd Brewery
into iIgn oaucc Both may be RACED from the tde Of
the arth forgotten, but tine evil deeds con eVed M
turtd and perpetrated within them Will i've forever.
Az Orru,cy-A PrpLrc CoSvErAScE rs TIE Pos
SESSION or RowDlEs-On Wednesday last a most ou'rt
eeous occurrence took place which the parties interested
bsve done their best keep out Of the public prints 80
well did they succeed that il not until yesterday that
one If our repo r succeeded getting possession Of
facts on the day referred to, man known as Mat G'l'
Ian who has Lately opened liquor place IA the Etn Az
not far from Twenty fourth 81, IN company with one
Of the returned volunteers, dgracrd thems lives by
a public outrage committed Ia Sixth.av. car No, %
They stepped board of the car m the vicinity oi pe
Cr sfa Palace and low their conduct m me Use m
language that the Conductor OF the car named Lucas W."
OBLIGED to- request them 80 dst or leave the car where
III, he was attack Cd and beaten Its eye was 80 injured
that be- Ia. since been able To attend o. h bus ness
santed aud driver baIlv be tsn
The rowoies having elected those parties from the car took
posse Of II aud drove down the avenue some distance
The a-ssilsnts were aerFtrds arrested ana ~ cniHc
and driver disposed To have then punished by the
law a. they drservcd But tie rOgdies desired 10 settle
IT, They Acknowledged that they were ini'ncated AT
the time, and offered rs To th' injured parties to with
draw their complaint and strange 10 'ay one or Two per
sons co1ltctei With the Company aud sad 10 Or part
o tr. Toe sides with the ruwd and iuhuenced t1s 'ou
ducr and driver To accept t'e orh-y fearing ss Of
their situations they insisted Oh the proper plhishh NJ
Of such outrageous conduct
Another TtEnmlE Fiosr ~ rus S~ESrEEyrn
WABD-1he EBccts Of Lilaor-Ou sunday evening
large number of drunken roSis and ruaus collie ..ei ~
Eleventhst, near Avenue \, and commenced d'tu-b-
ance of a character such has scarcely il ever been Wit
witnessed City. The following account Of the ur
was made yesterday TO the Chief Of Police by C.pt lar,
of the Seventeenth Ward. He SAYS
"Ihis was the wort wei the largest street. fy'
that has occurred in ditr since my connection "n
the Department II took place in and near rten T.
and Avenue A. in the following A. 'ut OF oc TX
pm Officer Kennedy, who was on that p 81 sent gort
that there trouble between the Mafs-rVs men 4hl
the Dry Dock boys, they arr each tcIm-o' DrNeri
whom there ha- ,ys existed the most dr'1y ana d.,
tile feelings Some SIX or light men were 20 "n' 10 sent 20
II scene Of the rui, bat driven back Dr. "a mob
who came down upon them with paving ton thr T-e
bing ne-r in great numbers. thel nnedteiy az r
mined 10 briHg our whole force the ground Ac'or
inglv Lieut. stanford the whole Of tn hr,t platoon lld
mart Of the second and self makiHg all sons fry
strong forthwith repaired TO the scene Of so der We
there oru ed IN sOhd body ana took hfm -a On t'
erouId fher with of my torc- ,ttt'S-d me mn.
sr..frg those Who appeared @ be the rn - ders ava
scat,, ring the rect Ia about hours hasiHg mtd-
great nun Der of arrests and the mob showing No. dip'
stiou 10 nj us deemed ldeut t. draw ol tour 'r
five Of nv men thinking thereby 10 aay the @xc'-nrt
and cause many to z" away Bat Il was NJ 50 AMI s)on
the officers we're again ted with stnn-s We were IN
reao ne,. nj the Of Tenht and Avenu- aod -
once return ed and them Def re in al directions
the III ht becoming general We remained on tn ground
until II Ocloct TIL quiet restored IN con 'u,i'n
feel csled upon 20 speak word IN behalf "t th- IN -
whom had the honor TO command The mon numDtel
eco or 200 sir,ng ard yet small force erei NOT but
stood their gr und firmly
T. Travers, A. Clyde, Dennis ,lsgh4r, Bernard G ala
cher ar thirteen others sted, all OF whom *
cent two we're committed by justice Wood % await ex
animation on charges Of riot and d,orirry coniars
and resisting the officers while in the discharge OF their
duty
Arrrurr TO MURDER The NATE oT VEssEL-ies'sr
dsv afternoon about o'clock desperate att7np' Wa
made 10 murder r. uben I,on Mate OF the b,rk S'phis
TrD.v living in the dock foo OF Bank 81 T., b, Pee
Hogan and two other laborers who employed in dis
charging the cargo consisting of umb from said vessel
II appears that curing the heat yesterday the Mae WHO
was in charge the Captain being away propos 10 the IA
borers TO knock of work for hour aud make up
that loss Of time in the cool Of the evening This propose
ton WAS acceded to by the who went away. but re-
rn in about As minutes three them being quite inoK
cstek Tie Mate On discovering tie situation II th-se
men told them he needed their services longer ali
would nav them off The money tencere % them bur
thew refused IT, and the time atem pied - persu az
the other men 10 quit their work Tue I'D Ue The SEQ ~
time ordered the leave the vessel upon VIII iwo
- him nv tlr throat tore