New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-01-03

srssn.. O ponnel. vh1s in Grand near SsnsA 80,
,ebt made mitep. fell on the lee sna ''Ae''''"
his lefribs. -rxvs
" va, ~.s ushered into existence as usual ""a
-, A., AZ drunkeness and suf6anbm Ins gfsas sea-
~ s;-rsr however the eastern soc VI '"s wv!
-. = - !. m. .luoss innumersbie number OF run
- md The law character Of the population OIL tnst sec
49,. more revealing and tumut naturally expec'ea 'nAn
IN .ny other section Of New York
In the Elevenh Ward Sunday night tne ro'ce ".1e
a..ceut upon lagerbeer shop where parry Oh 'no-
br;ated Germans were making nignf hideou' WIN
6ebtine SC. Sc Five Of the party giving ''eu rs..
.s Chv;ssapher Baker Francis Hudwiok. Harmon fseas
n;, NJ, ana Michael Keep were arrested after sharp
conflict with the Police. a..
M This disturbance Capt Squires in reperungn 70 the
Chief OF Police says: This gang OF putcnmen' VIE
..l oshers v o escaped. were engaged in smos' os
60, and drunken brawl ct the rshoP NO ss
Shaf.t which we have had occasion to clear OUT sew
,;vre. before The officers wentin and ordered them
hs ou;et and reouested them to close up the pace
81 rsfed the policemen insisted and the Germans r.
sisted Officers Marsh and Fargo seized the Keeper OIL tue
CRIB for the purpose Of enforcing order 1.
The company defended Their landlord, wn'en o'ous"'
other oicers the scene OF battle ana ING eeo no"
came general The lights extingulshed' ana every
lent in fur himself The Police were victorious ;
lint who shall describe the that presented Itself rne
Aoor was literally pool of lager beer Several tables con
tnng mues and glasses Of that beverage had oeen upse
4; The sousbble and their contents spi-repsraoly iosI
One Dutcbman complained Of pain in his kopi wnen
broughtin. :, .so :. h.a
,ha main shoud settle in of their necks before the
vssr close, Il will be worse for themperhaps for the com
mpnitv On the same night nearly twenty others were e
rested IN that District for drunkenness and dsordery con
duct all of whom we're held tie appear before Justice "ood
to undergo hearing .
The noce Of the Seventeenth Patrol District were kept
u.n.,v busv ON Sunday afternoon and evening, they
having had occasion TO arrest forty drunken and very
d,drv persons who had been celebrating the old year
out and the new year in
In one of their prisoners Patrick Larkin they caught
tarsr He was crazy drunk and having loaded psoi IN
bs possession threatened and attempted to use H. upon
patrick King living at No I73 Frstav whom he had pre-
v assaulted This fellow also charged with threat
epips to shoot Henry wlburs of No 100 Eleventh st.
considerable row was the consequence of his violence
and before the police up arkn either by accident or
design fred the pistol which fortunately famed no one but
himself The charge took effect in his right thigh winch
although no, dangerously njurng him had the very desr
Able effect of SOLDERING him considerably Hewas conducted
N the Station House where DIR Judd was soon in
attendance and dressed his wounds.
In the Fourth Seventh, Tenth and Eighteenth Wards
much bad rum was consumed and as natural conse
ou.nce drunkenness and rufisnism prevaned 10 great
and hundreds instead OF celebrating tue New
by calling on their friends they expected to do found
themselves shut up in prison with no chance OF escape
iii they should get sober and sensible to what belonged 70
decency and becoming conduct.
The First Ward was also the of much disorder
esne.ialv in Washington West Greenwich, Morris and
other streets On the west side of the District nearly fifty
of those having the greatest bricks their hats and seem
ipply upaafed to take of themselves were provided
with temporary quarters in the Station House for the night
and subsequently transferred to the Tombs for disposal by
Justice Osborne.
According to the returns Of Capt HanRegan Of the TWEEN
teth Ward Police of yesterday dongs there came near
being serious riot in that District He says An occur
renee which threatened be Of very serious nature took
Mace Yesterday afternoon the Hudson River Railroad
d6p6 at Thirty first st. About 500 men who had been en-
ployed in shovelDg from the rail track came up to
the depot and demanded their money
"The paymaser not being in the office at the time, they
became impatient and threatened to destroy the building
and would have carried their threat into execution had not
Lieut. Dunn ao heard of the affair with sections of men
repaired to the spot and took steps to pacy them ws
not however till the Railroad Company commenced pay
ing the men that they could be quoted The Officers re-
NAMED on duty the Of disturbance for five hours
and finally succeeded in dispensing the crowd but not with
out the greatest trouble Had there been fight it would
have been bad one as the workmen all armed with
shoves and plenty of bad rum"
Capt Stevenson Of the Sixteenth Ward Police says on
his return to Chief Matse this morning New Years day
passed over very quietly in this District have not been
informed that any accident worth noting occurred during
"the day. anything beyond the usual amount of mrth
and hlary Some who had little sail than ballast
ether keeed over OF thrown their beam ends and
received slight injuries but said before nothing oc-
CURED of a character worth noting