The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-09-07

serted In our hearing. This caused rush from th vrs
osssion towards the chu Ich The doors and window
battered in ami the sssSilants being drrss
out the snbers Of the proce ssou ds,iishsd the In
tie organ, ssIs pictures h. ana rsndsrins the whos
Of ruia Both parties wsrs armed, and 10 the
lho.As Mccarthy, received two shots 10 the abdomen
under which he shot detailed in the Coronsrs
inquest given beOw. Another received Q dcsh wound
from sword. A number Of those In the prooession
were al.e wounded but not seriously. cry rAissd
officers o tAe prosessisa and the police The msrsha
Of the day very energetic in restraining their infu
rAted associates: and restoring order after al nsoesary
measures OF resistance TO the unpovoed sggsson had
Part Of the assaians having taken refuge in house
which broke the weather boards and wiodows. 1t il
asserted these Who contradict this statement that
Inn o. % ,ns
sion provided with for assaupg the church.
which We do not think probable.
Orcer having been rest the ,esstea resumed
Its march Thousands Of had bsen attracted TO
the SPOT BY the noise OF the firing and ths ringing Of the
Sa Ss snd uon %aSsS % "e,s %
plants were taken TO the police oAcss against those
Of the procession WHO had been particularly
tee in the adAvts which, In reference 70 such scene,
lot yery reliable several Of the persons from the
procursd and they were allowed 70 70 New YORK
New York police named John n. Oowan Who states that
he was not at tho oh arch during tho riot
seCarty, the man who was shot, was az We have
learned, Of the most prominent of the asssAn If
pot the person who threw the et stcue he taxen
by rh. scans, but he died ut 10 o'cocI. ooroncrs
jury has been Investigating his case to DAY.
boodiest which have occurred in New York Phladel
phia The interior Of the church Of tho plalnest
description and tho pecunary loss will not probably be
POST MORTEM EXAMINATION.
Drs. Grant and Dougherty this morning made . post
two piseol balls within him They had entered, one
about two inches above the other the lower of
the and the I
iacA bone The upper bali also passed through the
bowels and shattered OF tho right side Of the
back bone. The balls in their perforated twenty
holes in the entras and the wounds Of either ball
SUN cient 10 produce death
CORONERs INQUEST.
This morning Coroner Wm B. smith Oned iury
to investigate the circumstances connected With the
death Of Thomas McCarty. at O'Clock the jury pro.
ceeded to view the body at Rowens court Washington
ten minutes 10 10 o'clock The jury is a. follows:-
David N. Fitzgerald Garrett Peer, andre = Mulford,
George Hopperton Abraham T. Brewer, uoratio A. Bald
win, Luke L westervelt, Samuel s. Marsh, Charles
Tucser Edward ste~art, John l. Curry, john Jellif,
G, orge p Brown Garret G. Garabrant Theodore Drake
GsSret Re, e,cbam VIM. A. Cam.
Ann Gallagher being sworn, sad-She lived at 26 Ship
man street, keeps beer shop; about oclock
McCaIthy-ran the house as she was clo,iDg the
eoor and BY pu.hir the door open knocked her down
two Shots from pistol gum she did not seS the Or
ing, but smelt the po when she came to herself
che saw Mccarthy lying In the yard and he asked "is
a. myseF." he then said he vas shot
Selion Dckerson being sworn, said-Hc lives at 1893
sey b Taylor, the ccrIer Of Market ana shipmau
streets about or O'Clock he went end OF tho
shop yard to see the processon h was about 100 feet
from the corner Of William and Shpm1p Streets he was
setting on ire sreaf ence uar Tue she'd aud the arst
s!oae "~ thrown struck the windox Of h,ose oa
'ne .as side OF Shpmau street. the stone was tqfoTA
hcrnsn stree hy.a WITH reg iiis on hs M
with regaia have ristoi Id .ls hnni but did
,e, ftt hm sLsot It he number firing pistols At
te church he sawa mao 60 ia the st brick house on
he thery sid. OF vii lam street. shir man street
~ tbs east side with pistol ia his hand, and heard
tie report Of pistol in tc house does not remember
of hearing more than tnc 10 ,ort; ho knew rhomas
Nceaiihy ard saw bim run into the brick house. and
The Jnan -. ;.fn vas caisng him. did not recciect
seeing Mccarthy till he him run into the house. and
he he sop TO 90 q ne s
hear him ssy thing In regard to the procession; he
sw the man with pistol come out OF the house and
IL bert Richard Hall, being sworn said he lives At 20
mi man street IL japanncr, and works for Halsey
belonging to the Catholic Church knew Mccarthy aid
not see HIM before he into the house before descrb
cd saw person follow him, and thinks he would know
pistol he was in the door OF the house had pistol
or revolver in his hani NcCarthy run through the
house cannot say whether the shot took effect he saw
Mrs. Gallagher she In the beer shop la the brick
iouse the man with pisto partly in the house
he had red sash on did not acCarthy fail the
door was left open whom fred he stood in
bush In the yard Of the &prmap Catholic Church.
about ak feet from the ShpmAu street. sidewalk near
the school house he Mccarthy afterward when he
sy the ground nine feet from the door In the
back yard he lay his side aud spoke to Father Bay
ley the door shut when Mccarthy went in saw the
woman fall, but not Mccarthy. Witness is an English
man
William c. Gardiner lbeirg sworn, said he knew No
Carthy, and worked in the SHOP with him. do not see
Mccarthy before he left toe Shop rst him trying
to get Pat. Pdgeon ray from the crowd; no man
throw stones except those in the proceson fen
y any of those sho cid Of the procession had
Pigeon down his knees when McCrhy went to help
HIM; did net hear McC. ssy any thing and did not sec
him till him n the bac kyard Of the house, did
not talk with him or kear hiri speak; saw number of
pistols cred In William street; Shtpman street,
tupposes that during the riot Mccarthy left Pdgcon
there vas general scattering
Dir. Francis here aud remarked upon the fuapro-
priety Of their beogexcluded from acccmmods ons In
the county Court House, and moved the OF
committee to investigate the subject This was agreed
TO- and they adjourned to meet At 2P NJ at steWsrts
Hotel
Up to the time Of going press no ne facts have
tex DEVELOPED before the jury and the time has been
chiefly occupied with the testimony Of ply sicans rea
tive to tho post mortem examination.
COSOncr's Inquest.
IEAM OF A CxSrrNERrAH Yesterday Coroner O,Don-