New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-11-08

Efforts avert the cdtHt'fophC, but tho shC<t d.
at which Tie child att mpted to run Gc-.as the tr lc
aload Of the caf, rendered It Impossible TO stop the
car Ia 'in.c
THT EIEc11ON RofEBs-At he Court 81 Special
SEES ors yesterday, Recorder Smith presiding noo-
nous thlel named Patr'k Cosgrovc was arraigncd on
charge OF Highway robbery but the evidence in he
case IctG i'srfiicicnt he WAS acquitted. The Clerk
g II" d the nalnc Of Co-govc, which seeming familiar
20 'hc R'corccr hc detained him Cosgrovc for few
momcrts and sent 10 his office for papers. Upon
ookine ever these the Recorder found IA AFFIDAVIT con-
Ilahlg Of Cosgovc for rotiDg and interfering With
tie election, and Il WAR IF for hi- arrest.
Aitcr he aoj"umuen, If the Court, COsgrove was
okcu before The Recorder, and after preliminary ex.
animation admitted 10 bail in the sum Of Al 900, to
AIN" er aDyIGi"nen that might be found against him
Andrew lIanley and Patrick Curry were also ar.
rested yesterday charged with otirg at the letc cleo
ton, md held 20 bail in the SUN If II ,001 each.
Thee Policeman named Francis B.atl.y, Miles
sullivan, aud PatIik McNcye, were yesterday morn
rg taken before Judge CoIfon on the following aft
daVt, which is fair index 20 MI the complaints before
hin.
D,1i, A. Hawkn. tens duly .,yor .,h Tat h. reside.
sided h'rib cor he ,Iscc Of two y"a and more that
an dc''r snd ~ led 70 vote - election. Ia the Fret Eec
ou Di-u, Of lad Nard; inst election tho S'a,
Of N.~York the lh instant, Opponent attended pol y
keon district snd while 80 gagged ~ assisting in-n
eleco 20 s''o the pol for the purpose dep,sns ballot
ard Violently 5es AID S - Icd s. @ INA, ' a: that o m5oe1
o., err" man ized The uhra e'c'or al forced INN from the
ba'h4cs before b. hRt voted but afeT o lsd offered h
vo's sId another msn forced aid voter from tie door AMI
pr vented HIN. h. force. ir.a d costing his b.lo' that a.
3D.! fIce 90 po"H called tr as the Polio there
~ MIC sullivan abd Patrck icyeye: thst dep,reat reps,
81, informed q. he sad bre.ch Of the
an qagsd ,1ea to sgi. 'f WHO WIZ
no 'ruoH 70 G'PoHrnts Ieqn' although depone p'ia"d
r,' 'h .i % SI on dsp@cnt aud male n0 t
', o. pro,tct de~.rt m. pescc or arrs, tho on nd
81 Wh, en- d.ponent verify believes. ne of
81. br'tc' 4 the Ies and by aeir non-a,,n
ed III his unlawful proceedings; den IN saith
tl, Il md f~w none ut aftcrward violently tcqeg al
ta ~" could help himself taken nearly
alta Jed TIE second tine and aided By per1u
q, sNo Ponce ccrs s'N ding by snd giving drpo
Py process against the sad Policeman they may
WI b according 10 law.
The accused were held to bail in the sum of 81 900
each
JHE LATE RIOT IN East BROADWAY oS ELEc-
ton DaY-ASTC-MoETEM ExAMISAT,Jy OF M.
HYDE.-Mr. Henry Hyie, an aged man, who was
brually featen by a gang Of rdtlaus at the Fulton
Hotel East Broadway, election day, les dagger
curly III at his residence, No. @ RviD.On street.
Cmorp C'nery yesterday imparneed jury and
proceeded to the house Of Mr. II ylc for the purpose
OF taking his ante-mortem examination. The follow
g is the statement Of Nh II yde regard to the oc-
cuueIce:
Henry Hyde being sworn, said: Firmly believing
considering my advanced age and the severity Of my
Vourds that am likely to die. give my testimony Of
the occurrence IN East Broad Say, IA follows: On
luCs day evening lat, about O'Clock. gang of
Cauc INTO the Fnton Hotel EHst broadway, where |
lad Just en- erC; one of the panty bad n dU,n, and
beaiug wien toe proprietor ord red him out saving.
II Ey hue the proprietor succeeded in pu,-
ting them out and c'Ost the door they thea bru19 in
the large windows Of the door; Nj Nuphy the pro.
plctor sgain went on aud iolOyc him in order
bring BIN back. AID saw several beating him;
! also saw the who had the drum fire pistol; |
heard a second shot fired; shortly after this, | vas
struck on the he Id with think, elungshO aud they
caught me by the collar: said " NY God are yol
glrC TO murder ne ,; this was folio Sod by rep ated
blows On ny head ond body; then lost rec Election
Wi On Mr.. Murphy ordered them on; they rcfu+ Il to
go, and gave him nsolonce by using the cOar'et OK
II, ssioIs while my wounds being dressed the
p,rty again entered aud the Doctor obliged 10
tIO@ int" thc bulaId room; they first gave three
cheers ior Fillmore and Dom Son aud getting re-
s;unfc, gave cheers fer ETchanan aud B,cckcn-
Idle no orc in the h tel joined IN their a;tIou they
then retired, and wes brought home in Il caTl5H
tponthe above testimony the Jury impauncei rem
dertdihc foloWr verdict "Thar Henry ii yde was
"hlu,jly and dangerously wounded 10y a party Of men
" al the Fulton Hotel, East Broadway, the evening
"ofthe ith of November, lS56.' John Matthews,
and another man, implicated in the riot ami assault,
have been committed by the Coroner.
ARTT.T or MoRE ELECTION RIOrERS-Two En-
e-}ncr, brothers, named Thomas and George jack