New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-11-07

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following wounded, nei mentio4ed yesterday who we're
shet IN the Brlsr market rot
The following is liz Of tie killed and wounded s.
fs. as We have been able 10 ASCERTAIN:
KILLED.
Albert B. CA't. Tl.ai5.tor Duty
John Parker Jane. Woods.
Richard Pryor hfsiy, W liam McCas,r-y
William bnEuf, Jtoob acClrGy
Tfg-., Dvrs Charles p .or
FtvGd Elliott, lance kiuIaeyer.
J6br A der.on William Her6r-t
Ja. s. an Hinton, PtiiP D,Ene-.
Bu6re' hcCscien. ChsFie. smith
German ~omaA, John hEs-y.
TarE Quinn Henry >Lue-.
~. MONT John Meier.
Jlne' " Voc, JOIN b.
G G.Insn GLtaevs. William Williams.
james Wilson, boy, SaWle, smith.
- Wbi,s John Ho.brooi
e SAri G1sl6vn. Thol.1. Bait. h:l:y.
samuel JUs.on. dangerously James Norns boy
2 Hi1e.berleT h'a.y. ofoeE S.eobra,
S.efief P,t.er.on ,.ry, saInge. N.sr-i. sAy.
Columbus Johnsou, GrcrEs beulamln.
sucu HsuPt siAy fr'tl haviAn, ITALY,
ssuuc Ben amin fatally, - s'7L.bury.
TlST = cDonald h'al, william Glamber.
owen McDouG.4- yal-e. GroEge,
YIN Sriuu.e bcy. iAialTt Daniel Rot.
John Mayor. fatally Charie. Bowers
P..J Rot. John fA-kLZ..
P.:rok Green: James HooP-r, boy.
Robert PaIsALL pa'id huHiord.
cI.Tle. ChsnSEi'h ...r- 5 S, R. Wq,e.oes,
- ~. dangerously 1 Coisaie
B-rney CUAry, Thomas Lamb
colored man named Henry Washngtoz resd ~
on GaIlows, Ill., was in the Btlair market when tle
CHI becsn N that DeiCbborhoOd which 80 frightened
INN tina, he fell dead Coroner Stevens summoned a
;r~v of Inquest who returned a verde, o. dc attn from
yyii.csse of the heat produced by fright.
The ueighborhood of the corne~ OF AsQuith and
ORLEANS streets bears the marks OF the riot several
bss passed through the windows Of the house Il Dr.
bradford and tree box in rOrt contains sixteen large
and small balls. -
sb,ve-naned whose names cannot - found out aal
tbere /, number of those in the list who cannot pos
sibly survive more than few days.
R:,hard Pryor, who was shot AZ the Sixth Wari
Pol. bv Charlie. Hennigan, is said 10 b. in dying
condition hi, morning. The ball entered MS abdomen.
lame, Wood boy about seven yeas OF age who
,eceyed rife ball III his caes'. died yesterday from
the effects Of his wound. He was wounded III the riot
between the SeN cIth and Eighth WARDS.
FxcITyvFsT ABOUT The ELECTION.-Ccn sitcrs be
ex,ment prevailed in the city Yesterday, and toward
evening II became intense, as the result was involved
in Doubt as to whether the election of the President
would 20 TO the Houe Of Representatives.. The
of baltimore an South streets was the scene of the
gathering and up 10 late hour there was large crowd
all cage, learn the -u lis from The several States ~
fast ~ they were received About clock IN the aft
erroon Country Thompson made his appearance IN the
c,,wd and charged that some one ATTEMPTED 10 an Dot
IN. wife His ~ poarauce the -iys4l for out
break and some one having made reply to his
charge was immediately knocked down by hun.
I houusou then for shelter INTO The cos ONCE ot
Mess,s Fagely Robus ~ Co., in The San Buildng.
urar toe door ot which Edward Downing was stand
ing snd The crowd got after both OF then. There was
n Strong Police force hand under Captain Herring,
and with great dhcuty they succeeded N kecpia, off
tie excited crowd. They did break oue of the lacge
ran.s in the door but after shoi time Tn mpson got
cut OF the rear door. and getting over the fences,
reached his bone through an alley leading to Balh-
more street opposite Noiisy The crowd who sought
him discovered his retreat and followed. Thompson
procured musket aud stood IN the door; but High
Constable Herring ahead of bis pUrsucr-, and took
him 10 the police station where he w-ssaiey lodged.
The crowd again ieturLe Ia TIE corner OF South ana
Baltimore -r,ets when two or three ustlcun Skin
ui.hes took place but no deadly weapons were ssed,
and no poison was Injured. The excitement wGs very
ere at hut iCrc were Jew who would expose Themselves
10 + dancer who ic.t any regard for personal safety.
In other portions of the city the quiet About
clock an omnibus loaded with men armed with revolt
vers horre lsol and gun- Fassed up baltimore street
bu, they made no demonstration To-" ara disturbing the
peace u;hCr thhu by shIlckDg as they went. IL l. to
lie hored the cAcltcnCnt will cease ond that good
order may be restored in place o the rotous spirit that
now prevails.
Aiier Country Thompson wa taken to the police
station charge OF assault and robbery was brought
~ nii = him by Neil Green. According = Green
story be went into 1hompsons tavern, ana taking of
Liz coat il which t1ere was 50 offered 10 night any
man ~ tllt mousse in'dllr"h u'h Hui anu 'F'cHf
finding he had more than his mnich put his coat,
and went away but subsequently found that the mo
ney had been taken from bis pocket. Ills recital OF
thi. story amor the crowd n the corner OF South
and Ba more streets first directed their atteu ion To
him. and gave use - the excitement that followed
Had Il not been for the s'renuou. eNeripns Oi High
Constable Herring ThOUpsOns life would no doubt
have been sacrificed 10 tie fury Of Tho crowd. After
Th,m suu Was taken t. lie po;cc station be- behaved
il an outrageous manner eudeavoring To batter down
the door OF the in which be Was conine-, firing
Oh his pistol &c. He had au cXumIuatlou bc.oreJus-
ticc Morrison who released him $500 security for
h. appearance before court. Ills accuser GrceD Is
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