The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-07-06
ypoN ANoTUsr REPORTER


Hesring lh@i the Dlitary forming front OF
Buok-ys saloon. nrcad~sy. eespssohei another re-
por or lasi local to.ards nine NJ On arriving al
hss dc~rn.tos be found ths s~venth Regiment under
arms ssa -sras rom Of the coers ,hs, they
sboci ssrching towards the Assrai. where the 7ls
Resimest Al-e~ay staEossd Ne Immediately started
Cor the dsaurbanoe, and found large crowd At
the q Broadway ana White s,recs ~ho kept
bscs b. a s'scnr bod a police fassss the line he
rsiBea Arena saa there feupd the fla Regusu
fus force uader me c,mmand of ool0nci yo-burgh,
ami 10 krir0p lans healed b. Deputy superin
teadest Carp~nasr The ~nIre arrangements under
the drcsos Of Genera HAll hotly aser nAe o'c.ccs
the order wsz ysn Farm. proces-so. such
u ma be termed. oammencoa Ia march, large police
forcs hsaala- ne ooums AM ong Of soldiers
cosing NO ths Sgs0i rsrt@ beat up
the siss stress. commanding the various occu-
pAals e,oee Their houses ana Keep in doors. with.
cui esceySon ceberA HsA tie msl scl.ve 10 gv ng
,hese orders running sscx cards add forsards with
s,ced mAkias dncuh f0r the quckess 10 fOIlo~ him
Aacr the eutie body Poce ant M ARP had passed
along street 10 sysrd the General turned back
company with oaly hs 90 and siaFle policeman. The
prop e,or Of hqUor ,oh tie General he would not
eose h,s docrs Cor him 90 any other -, and that "be
would have h.. hearts blood ar-t the General made a
r~h ios him. when folks nside slammed lie ds~ 10
Piled their shoslser. 10 the door, whilst polcemss
hnocsed on the pavement ~nA his stan Coz aas1sAsos,
oh. % didn't come the Dcpaty sarcroieadeai and
the uooys sere already Ear Tie saaancs
critical Zoe faber and 500 had got made foe
tine Loot 10 ve~ TIE house bong surrounded ~ish
tbs Of the Foarecnih ward In few minutes out
came the GeoerN dragging along his man followed by
hl son 9Th . couple more, one In each hand.
These three were ell captured n 'hs rear prsn- rhs
episode proves hat wi NE ma,
rowdy. Both sente sss.rcd p,ivs,e oszcas
and used wespoa 10 enscs the cAvaars
The most serious par Of ihe nsghss vort vss ct ne
corner Of RAyad ana Mulberry srsss A Il NE four
corners formed by the o hoss Aoroushfsss-
three large houses with ratings the roof 0snssN
Hall and standing opress the buldnss, sss-s
10 srcccsy ssore, when bresSs, svdsnsly aimed Il
them, struck the shutters o. buildng breaking IN
psnnea sword which the General had put on, veil
pair Of white pants made him oouspcuous object and
the lid do.z doubt Intended Tor him. II vas no,
known whence the missile came, although too In.
divduss caught sight Of the roofs Of the Aforesaid
houses. the column continued he march. clearing
In In All the ordered closed
immedaisly, command which lev seemed disposed 10
disobcy, In view OF ne oyeravipg iorce.
The incident, and the Affair Of NE dag, the
capture Of the eighteen FOUNDER ship ho~uer 10 the
ed large lumber wagon. AMI had been fred u wosld
most probably have gone clean through the bottom q
the vehicle, on In rebound A the military De.
bouched into the Bowery, the lHsurgeni artillery men
(hcavcn the mark cut and run, leaving thcir gus
In the hands Of the enemy. double ale of police
ordered 70 surround H. and u acted the head of
column until the oouclusoa the march, and 30
be founi In the Arsenal The Seventy arst claims Il a.
their prize claim which wl not be denied them Pat
Matthew'S came 10 White siree ai n r. NJ, and Informed
Gen. Hall that Bowsry boys had heard Of the Rabbits.
determination the piece axaaS, the aalhous~ and
resolved therefore 10 he beforehand with them Matthews
Gays they made descent upon the ho~itzer captured NJ
and bringing ID OF when The military up. h
unfortunate that with the gun the or
iu falling tho hands OF the Authorities, 10 suhsanuKie
this version OF the affair. Where Was This bit Of hardware
Obtained win somebody be good enough 10 state the
ownersbpf
The column continued Ia course, re,reng ia sier. IN
Bayard street, and the old (kulbcrry) brcs
began locomolon previously. The three tall hosses
were evidently the whence hey came and Gen Hall
with some half dozen policemen forthwith ascended NE
sacascs the roof and thai In the dark The state o
those houses bcggars description stink suocccicd AZ ok The
entire block seeming vast prvy IN re~rccs 70 euva
On the roof found plcs OF bricks broxen sh ncy
pots and various object which c0glf nissies
Two men were captured bedroom one of the hous-s
they flowed the adjoining and caught
In bed With their clothes
The Seventy nrst arrived o. the Arensi e~ uinu'.s
after III u NJ, there the seventh isg wto
cbeered them heartily They de,ervcd Tor they had bcn
foot all day and taken nothing since breskss except
a On the requisi,iou ~ Gen Sp'cer the Police
Commissioners engaged TO tool the o Zoe the refresh
menu which the gallant fellows proceeded iorhrh 10 a.
dulge q.