The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-06-12

jefferson Guard. Capt. Kirl.
tunee ..................... .Capt d. Wills
cavalry troop. Capt !. wills.
The Fourteenth regiment Col Jesse E. Smith, quar-
in the City Hail. the court chambers having been
converted into barrack rooms The officers Lieut.
Colonel Aillard, Maj Wood, Adjutant Conk Quarter
master Paddock Paymaster Bennett, Surgeon Parker
Assistant Surgeon Rhodes Capt Taylor The companies
comprised in this regiment designated and mustered
- sfOllows:-Company A, Capt Burnett, 25 msn do. B.
Capt sprague "a do. c. Capt. Mcdonald, II men;
do. D. Capt BALDWIN, 40 men, do. E. Capt. schepper ~
men, do. F, Capt McCarty, Fl men, do G, Capt. Marts
- men; do. H, Capt Beadel % men; do. l. Capt, Nc
Gratis 1s men.
The 10th regiment under Lieut.. Col Graham quar-
tered at the county JAIL with the Williamsburg artillery
|dCapt. Taft, with two mountain howitzers.
The civil force, under the direction of Mayor Lambert
stationed at the Catherine and South ferries the
Of hoyt and Atlantis Streets and other places
where It was deemed necessary.
Every principal thoroughfare crowded with people
during the afternoon until about O'Clock, when they
began 10 disperse.
About O'Clock in the afternoon large crowd be-
eh collect in Atlantic street. Hoyt whore,
vacant space Of ground comprising several lots, the
preachers we're to hold forth. pile Of rubbish
swered for the platform, and shortly after five O'Clock
. procession from New York, headed by G. J. s. Orr
(or he Is better known the Angel Gabre, appeared
upon the ground Orr blew his trumpet and took his
position when the large multitude gathered around him.
and be proceeded with his harangue, which listened
70 without disturbance with the exception Of rush
cauEed hy the arrest of two men) until he
cuded. nc then left, and was followed on his way TO
New York by those who had accompanied him. They
crossed by the South ferry.
After his departure the Rev. John Booth Of the Bridge
street Primitive Methodist Church, took the stand and
preached TO the people During his Discourse the crowd
diminished from about ten thousand to probably half
that number Neither of the speakers was molested.
After the religious exercises had terminated the mul-
ttude dispersed procession Of those from New York.
numbering about fifteen hundred preceded ana followed
BY strong force Of police went down Main street to the
Catherine ferry and crossed They not disturbed
neither cid they disturb any one.
number the sidewalks were arrested as the pro-
cesson passed. but mostly for not clearing the way whom
ordered. Some taken into custody for throwing
. stones.
The procession which crossed the South ferry passed
along quietly until they reached the ferry gates when
one rush was made upon them, but the mob was soon
ohecksd BY the police. Only . portion Of the second
division under Capt sellio, there at the time and
they hemmed in by the mob and attacked with
They immediately fred in upon them and drove
them back The remainder Of the division arrived,
and the mob was put to Eight and scattered.
VIM Skidmore, special policeman had his jaw frac-
tured with stone.
residing in Twensy-a FIRST street, New York. was
shot in the head the ball grazrg the bac part OF tho
scul He carried into DR. Quirk's drug store In
Atlantic street. and attended His wound IL not dan
serous.
Another had part Of his jaw shot of.
Neither Of their names could BE- asosrtained.
Il 10 probable that moro wounded.
This Is the only disturbance Of consequences that
CURED.
The Fourteenth regiment was ordered TO Atlantic
street, but sli was quiet when II arrived there.
The Thirteenth and Seventieth remained at their quar-
ters during the afternoon.
At nine O'Clock the streets quiet usual tho
military was dismissed and the Of the city given
over to the regular police force.
Sheriff Lett Mayor Lambert, the Chief Of Police and
those under their directions performed their respective
duties ably and fearleesy and II was male evident that
with the civil force the peace Of the city At any time
be maintslsed although this occasion the military
doubtless acted check and was probably the
of preventing any serious outbreak.
Ths following arrests made up to 10 o'clock last
evening
John Coax, drunk and disorderiy.
VIM Tosden, exciting riot
Michael Riley, riot and fighting.
trancis Mccsrty, do
James winn, do.
George Rocley, fighting.
Patrick wheeler, throwing stones.
John McDermott, exciting riot
Peter ONsl, assault Of special policeman With
stone.
Barney Basky, throwing stones.
Thomas Carley, do
VIM. Long, do.
Thomas Riley disorderiy.
Patrick Quigley do.
Vim. Conner, throwing stones.
Thomas German, do
james Kelley, do.
John Blake 90.
Besides some half dozen Others who lodged in the
Second district station house.
hesreets quiet, and signs Of disturbance, at
~ O'Clock last night.
ACCOUNT OF OUR SPECIAL REPORTER.
Again the city Of Brooklyn has been the Of tu
anultoous riot and bcodshed. Yesterday the whole
southern portion Of the city wil5 with commoton;
every thoroughfsre hronecd With an excited popu-
lace and We are sorry say tbs, efforts Of the notorious