New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-06-13

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Tho pni',a n,r.ri,d ON sup'aJ nr.c hua,h' for'
Justice Aiuh ,cstc.day mr otoin nation. Condnfhbe
niof,fi we manifested bat not van os ihc Monday
pc, "us
Tomas 81 Cafy CHARGED OF The complaint Of Charles
II rhHhrcoh stcc,ll policeman viii, d'orlery coniu !
nj The corner Of Smith NIL Atlantic ' by shouting md
nal ing uto Of violent langr7gc nul 'iAin a. snn' p"s
snna uhnouu WAS convicted ani ordered 20 hnd blI IN
600 e. ,cp tie peace for ss months.
Innos Wiun charged with aesnu Gnd battery upon Po-
coiuan Iho,nta Cn"y. convicted aud sentenced -
the rtnisntary for 30 dayn. ,nd complaint was
n,aic nghnsi this prisoner Tor us'aul'ng Special Omcer
Henry noyoc 81 wnamsburgh by striking him with
stone The complaint being made afcr conviction h. VIII
he tried u the spraion Of ha torn Of nPrsonm'n
John MoIormoii charged with using violent language,
cicd md required 10 find bail 10 keep 'r peace
irr siS months
Peter q Ncll. convicted Of daorlcry conduct was
bound over in coogn,nncos Of $3.50 to keep The peace for
eS monie
Thomas Hurley lad about ID years Of age vas chsryed
by VIM T. Skilmorc special policeman, Who appeared
10 have been crcly injured II proved by BenJa
min T. punnug tia, he SkdmoTc and several others
were pnssng mp Sntcst they set upon by number
of boys The prisoner tire, large paving stone weigh
ing two or three pounds which lii complainant Inc
prisoner wns convicted and sentenced to the Ponientary
tor ak monihs.
JoLn BAko WINS convicted Of disorderly conduct and
having large stone in his hand. with which to commit
assault wns bound in rccoguanccs 70 keep the peace for
sx months.
1hos German convicted ol ass.u.ing Caleb T. Hodges
special officer by raising or stick in striking a
tudc was udugcd guilty and sentenced to pay fine OF
go 10 stand committed until paid, no, exceeding 20 days
Michael Riley. charged in The compliant Of Samuel a.
Beatty Deputy Sheriff. with assault and battery upon the
person Of policeman whose name witness did not know
was adiudgcd guilty and fined go.
James Kelly charged with aesaul'ing the special
police with stones at the Of Atlantic and Coun-
blasts and the case adjourned ill the 18th inst at
=. NJ. lie was held in 81 900 bail.
Patrick Whclan gave bail in 4 similar amount to appear
on Friday 10th inst.
VIM. Long charged with being assembled with others
in Colunbia-s between State and Atlaniic-ss. having
stone in each hand and striking Special Policeman Howe
with one sentenced TO 10 days mprisonnon and a
fine of $40 which he paid
john McDermot; brought mp second charge
the recoenzances on the first not having been quite
Completed The complainant Marriott " Croft, sPe-
ci,l policeman lie depOsed that at the foot OF Atlantic
St. he and others escong the preacher Or ana
had lust got with him inside the gate crowd came down
end began to fire stones at them The defendant was
among them he him make pass and strike james
H. Howe He rushed in and received a blow from de-
PENDANT on the Defendant also struck him on The
head with stone. Defendant, with Others who acted
with him. shouted and hooted down Alantc-st, aud were
disordcrly and disposed 10 make disturbance lie was
seDtenceG to the Pententiary for thirty days.
John Cook and Barney Bagley held to answer, and
will be examined to-day.
VIM. Forden, George Rooley snd George Tago,t were
discharged for want of evidence
Patrick Oucley. VIM Conner and Thomas Riley were
convicted Of drunkenness and were fined - each
The two men who were wounded 10 - rot, a. mer-
,i,Dcd yeserday were residents OF hSeY ok and were
ieken there BY their friends Their wounds are lot dan
gorOus.
TIC exctement has almost entirely snbsl1ed.