New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-05-29

evening sst The tram OF that dsy broke down on the
road between Webster and Oxford, which caused
delay Of several hours. The Connecticut eft Alyn's
Point yesterday q, S a. Ii
TBE ASSAULT rpos IsrIGRAsrg-On Thursday
lss cnman by The name Of Luke Tool beat two
Cerm.n immigrants, whose luggage he was taking
from Castle Garden to the Penn! lvanis Railroad,
most unnercifully without the slightest povocatOn
on their part In consequence Of the fearful blows he
dealt them, of those emigsnts has become insane,
perhaps maniac for Efe ondihe other exhibits pair OF
as fiightfully black eyes ever Both were
defe1seess boys of not than 10 or 20 yesrs old
their essailslt powerful man Of nearly sU feet
in hight. Tie cause Of the poor injured boys was
taken up by the President Of the German Society aud
pushed energeticany in the Halls Of Justice. The Re-
coder gave the cu,prit yesterday the full extent of
the law viz: Six months IN the Penitentisry. This
case i the first where an outrage committed by ruf
fan upon newly landed in grants has been promptly
vstd by the pur sbment Of the laws. His to be hoped
that 1t sill operate as caution TO cepredators, prov
ing as il dote deter minston TO put down these nefs
rous Practice and TO Illustrate their endeavors TO get
witret ses out Of the way By which they have
hitherto escaped punishment. 10 this instance the
prosecuting STOREY the witnesses, the court all par
ties having the interest Of public order at heart, have
done their duty TO the fules. extent and are entitled
TO the thanks Of every order-oving citizen. We are
clad to know that tenceforh similar energy will he
displayed in bringing tOprompt punishment every smi-
Lar csse and have no doubt that shor time will suf
fee to clear the city Of these despersdoss.
SAvAGr FIGHT-THE PoLIcE-EnIGRAsI Rus
NFRs BAGGAGE SaAsBERs, &c.-On Tuesday night
two got nLo alteration the corner of Rec.
l.,.Gt Iod o.itu
Of .eri ,us character Soon Policeman Hogan Of the
First Ward was on the spot and attempted to arrest
VIM Enwright, one Of the alleged dsorderly persons,
il doing which the officer Gays Enwrght resisted him
in the discharge of his duty and managed to get clear
The officer during the melee called for help, when
Poicema an Dwyer OF the same District came up.
Accord to their story they were Immediately at
tackled BY five men, three OF them being brothers
pamed Enwiight, by occupation (so say the po ice)
emierant runners baggage -emsshers, and decidedly
bad characters generally. Daring tho fray the two
policemen were roughly hsDded-One OF them
(DwJer man Of impaired health, badly beaten with
his own clnb which wac wrested from him. Officer
Hogan was also much injured in the same manner.
The Enwrigh.s give different version Of the affair.
They state that Policeman Hogan chased William
Enwreht into the BARRIERS shop Of William Freythe,
No % Rector street. and there savagely struck him
down with bis club and repeated the blows several
times with his locust. Enwright says he was wiling
to 20 quietly the Station House with the ocer, out
was not permitted to do Several severe gashes
were cut in his forehead and bleeding profusey he lett
the chop ard fastened home TO No. ll3 Washington
street. While making arrangements to wash nj n'on
ard have his wounds dressed, Euwrsht says Police
man Hogan ran into bis house in excited manner,
.s,ipg IL have you now" and struck him again
ensued.
the star official used his club freely and Enwrght,
with most of lis clothes torn from his body, was
dragged up Right Of steps to the Sidewalk. AZ thn
! time SAYS Enwrisb,, Policeman DwJer came up, and,
drawing his club struck him several heivy blows On
the back Of the head and body He became insen.ble
from this violence, when the Police made no effort to
remove him to the Station House but welt of, leav'
ing him PROSTATE and bleeding on the pavement. lie
was taken up by his friends placed il carriage and
removed to the New-York Hospital, where he hes 10
! somewhat dangerous condition. William Eowright
says he las got number of respectable witnesses to
make out an outrageous case Of brutality toward him
ON the part Of these two officers TIE facts viii be
excited on an examination before Justice Osborne
Duricg the dEgrsceful rev the officers arrested James
Hicks aud John Greed, charged with aiding the En-
wrirhts. but after being locked up over night Il sp-
pesred that these two men were innocent, and the
Magistrate discharged them from custody.
Thy LATE FATAL AfYRAY IN CHATHAM STRRET-
| CoposyR's Is9rlsI-T sIRp Dr.-The inquest
upon tie body Of VIM. Potter, who was fatally
stabbed on the night Of the eth u!t., was resumed
Yesterday sud resulted In 8 verdict against Bernard
STANDBY.
Wn. {. McDousld. residing at No. Dover street,
sworn I'D te.ased ,0.t a. The TINE Of ne a.. ,,s
ten fifteen With deceased he "" Lot reI enough 70 ''e
siy blows struck ...elu.l L.
John Mars of No. l24 Walker street testeed that he
was IL ssns While the fight Vas going o. as N
shirt seey akt by the collar sud hnoA u n GOV uia
rot know uu the following morEss thst deceased bad been
Be,pard Gilroy Of No le2 Mott street depostd that
he Jaw and k3ock dowa youns m.n soe 81
terwnd ,aie bod Of another m1n WHO isI aia not
lieut. Blair Of the Seventh Ward Police exhibited z
Goa, a1a shin blood upon them and e'hsd th be o''
| them of Bernard >hAu5ley soon der bis srfest
Polio, man Henry Is. Smith OF the Seventh W sra
inifs sLo- .bich had b-sn PeSet a2 IN hs
or spot tbs sasy had tate, pae' ne h.1
n sS 49, Of b.. se.S be blood bad 10; ,ay
wound Sbsscley bad reserved -,
The ante rnortem eIaulnstlon Of deceased was tasn
read 20 the jury, as follows:
Wm. II Potter. being duly sworn in the presence
& n. p.is,rer Besuart sAsaaey d-es 81 ssys; give
" estiuosy kno~iug that an corlAH OF uie tseoS
Ne ih- priscnes before tie MAJ wao .o1'i me
rrsof -, brnthr met and s.tsi me II ~s Sedi
said No s" he ths- e&iet e sTothe' naa wac %. ~
p.ons company ssk-t him II be bad Mt hsud sad
th.t was win6y be (ihe other ma sid w"a sucker
ga that he eoulG lek styaO~ told Pr'e-r' erot,H
40 ~ h him then from hiE sEd be 10 lowed me
aci.ss the street ~ tn stair Of No. Cha's oc
w,.ir III. coup,ny tnceke hin down AZ hsn iet-t him.
rrsrer and bis botAsr 'hea rsn toward me saa rno.sy
ss--eiey St.bed me tie Po.ee took II. st.sa
House have viaccare feelings toward TIE P'''asfA