The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-11-07
City Intelligence.

RI0Teus CONDUCT BETWEEN TWO FIRE COMPANIES
CONFLICT WITH THE POLIcE-THIEE or THE AS
sA1LANTs ARRESTED.
At the alarm of fire about o'co,k yesterday after
noon. disturbance took place between the members of
fire companies Nos IA and co. They commenced the con-
ct by assailng each other with stones and brick bats
The melee began at the Liberty street and Broad
way, ketpng up running FIRE through Liberty street to
Greenwich street. Luckily however, there happened to
be strong force of policemen from the First and Second
wards at hand headed Captain Leonard of the Second
ward, who rushed into the aray with his men, and sue.
ceeded in capturing four Of the dsordery parties Their
nan es ere John Matthias Patrick Karney Charles Melon
nell and Frederick Gray who were whsn arrested said to
be taking very active part in the disturbance They
conveyed to the Second ward police station house.
and will be sent before the police magistrate this morning
During the conflict Captain Leonard, in the ARRAY lost
his silver star to which attached gold chain and
whoever has found the viii confer favor on the
Captain by returning it forthwith to him
In the disturbance young man, named Allison
ceiycd severe cut over the eye, inflicted by stone
Many others or less injured.
ANOTHER DIFFICULTY
In Park row. as Fire Company No l. and Hose 90
their return from the alarm Of fire. they beca in
volved in contest together, fighting and breaking the
peace The engine went ahead and lett the greater por.
tion Of the runners behn who engaged in the dis
turbance Capt Brennan of the Sixth ward police with
posse Of his men, rushed into the crowd and ordered
them to disperse In short time they did so and ran
up Chatham street pursued by the police until they
came to Chatham square Here the police found Engine
No s, standing in the square, and large crowd of fire.
men and others engaged in fight at the junction OF the
Bowery and Division street Captain Brennan made
another descent upon them, and dispersed them
second time taking into custody two young named
Patrick Mccawley and John Duncan, who Glen shed
together in fight when captured
q, conye ed Inn
vision street. large crowd fol owed them and when
the corner of Market street, companies No and
hose ~ we're assed by party of boys from Pike street.
who hurled stones and brickbats a. them. The police
made charge on The assaiants pursued them through
Market street to East Broadway and at that time
unable 10 make any arrests On the corner Of Pike
street, another party assailed the same com.
pane and Policeman Gordon OF the Sixth ward captured
Peter A;Asr who at the time in the act of throwing
stones Policeman OConnor, and Sergeant Pollard pur
sued some Of the assaaus into East Broadway and had
taken two or three into custody When the crowd succeed
cd in ehecng their and the officers we're with
much difficulty enabled to defend themselves from the
assaults Of the crowd The police escorted No engine
10 their engine house in Ludlow s.ree and there left
them.
In fact, there was kind Of a running fght between
the contending parties from Park the junction Of
the BoWery and Chatham street During the ne there
were several perfons injured, but that we could
leain ofa serious character
TIL First JEwIsn Sc,ooI IN AMERICA On the sth OF
October last gave FUN report Of the ceremonies Iof
laying the stone Of the B mai Jeshurun Education
al Institute, in Greene street As was stated under the
corner stone of this Jewish school deposited among
coins, papers &c document encipg, rhis corner
ofa school, the first built by the Jews in the United
States Of America laid Friday the 5th day OF
Tshri 9th day oil October 56li A. M &C. The Direc-
tors OF the shaary Mdes Hebrew National School, in
Henry street. take unbrage at this assertion OF their
brethren Of Green street, and have sen. document
claiming that theirs is the first Jewish school estb
the sth day of August last and being now nearly ready
Tor the reception of pupils. Not wishing engage in
RELIGIOUS disputes, We merely state these sts, and leave
elves "''"S ''e"'
CArnfss isassc on Cry RtnsoAps.-uDder this
head, on the morning of November 3D. published
hrough the car lesspess of the driver, small
boy named Gle, Ward who s,verely Injured
Prom one Of the spectators og the affair received
Information chat the accident hs result of care
esfnees the part Of the driver bu the bscsme
unmsnsceab'e being frightened at the music ,srge.
company, Iesesng 1T the time, and the track being
We, and slippery, it WA impossible stop the car.
Our informant says the diver called to group boys
10 get out u the way and sill obeyed except Giles Ward
who ran agaipat the Ger, and met his fall Care.
less driving our city railroads severely
punished but Il this sccdeAr beyond the control
OF The driver Of course he should not be held repons
bic.
Mnrtv vIsn.-Tne Poughksspse Guards contsm.
plate making short visit 10 our city. This compsny,
Joseph Wright ccmmancer, IL expeced TO arrive here
the afternoon OF Wednesday nex: the 9th ms. They
will be received at the Hudson River Railroad depot by
the Stats Ienclc Captain Lyons On Friday afterns.n
tie visiters expect 10 return home
CaAgln or AcupETs.--Iohn Wade residing ~ SOL
Ninth svenue instantly killed SATURDAY evening
by being run overly stage. He was conveyed to bis
RESIDENCE
A boy named John Hawkins, was run over by one Of
Adams Co.'S express wagons, and seriously injured He
was conveyed to his rcsidencc No. IL Dover street
John McCinness fell overheard al the foot OF Roosevelt
street but rescued from drowning by officer Rsne
Mr. Henry sparks living IN Columbia street South
Hrooklyn Saturday severely injured by falling
from hs wagon, which passed over his body.
Ao1riSr ~ ruB ALARM or Fms tasr NGH---At an alarm
OF ire lat evening, Mr. Gallagher member 81 Hose
Company No l6, accidentally Knocked down by En-
eire No le, over, and had his arm fractured TIE
iuiuud man was conveyed to the New York Hospital.
The accident occurred in Chatham street,
WASHINGTON MoSryn-ST.-BoSes are TO be placed AZ the
several polling places in the city, for the reception of
contributions for tho Washington monument.
Washington National Monument Fund.