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

About . ococs iAss .evealas rc.ax -~ 40
menoed In tie Sixth wsrd, but srsrrui io~ias ffo~
that OF the former Of sod~hed To- errns~1n
attack made upon grocery W druss~a
dies who smashed MI the wlsie~~ snd nEaS~ 81 ne
tAbthmert, and thea svashi b.~i M rsosr~sas, I'll
because be would les lhsn have neuss -lsoui p.y
| ment.
The inmates OF the ssore h,wever rsAsa srelser sBd
determined to defend their osale 10 the lA~i ssrvmy
They collected quantity Of old bodies and osher m~s~s
made resistance the assssnls ssa scccdsd
amer good desl Of hard fighting driving them worn
Ia a. Centre street Here The werernfDced,
and rally lug, they stood their ground sad made fierce
onslaught the grScerymsns frcnds rhs latter
treated in good oreer unit they yo far Nilsson place.
| when they again gave baltic 10 the rosdss AMI arsa
bricks and stones with pretty ,osrsbe good esscs ras
sor, Of diminishing continued for nearly hall hour.
when the Five Polat people begsa 10 nselycs ws
guns and ps OILS, and finding that they could go rd
their assaians without rcsorsng powder sad all tey
let Fly volley OF pistol bullets Tie esen, dong
siderable damage. The n.e returned from the other
sde and matters assuming alsrfaing ooor whsa
Mr. Pease OF tia Five Points MISSION Isuse rassed
the midst Of the combaans and succeeded In eaesa az
truce between the contending forces Peace
afterwards restored ana then all proper attention PAID
to the wounded. Those who had been active the
mos, delinquent their ea,ts 10 attend 10 the
| wants of those who were Injured in the fray.
After peace had been fully restored the military (he
Seventh and Seventy Reg men) appeared upon the
battlefield and struck TO the hearts a. The people
residing in the neighborhood Amer pairolug the dis
trct for time the order given TO mach 10 the
arsf nal and there await further orders TIE arrange
made by BrgAd.er General Hall 10 prevent ANY
| far,her rio,ipg during the night follows
n,st pax N,la4
the arsenal In White street under the respective com
mands of Colonies ouryeA and yosblrgh. Cart vsrisn,
or the Washington Grays and Capt Fackner Of the Blues
rendered their troops and " necessary. over
thousand rounds Of ammunition were passed out 10
the The greatest excitement prevailed In the uegh
borhoods the armorios aud the seventy nr seventh
and Eighth, Numbering about Elk hundred, marched to
the arsenal they were loudly cheered.
LIST OF WOUNDED IN rHK five FONTS RIOT.
The following we're taken rev York Hospital
| John l.. Peck, scalp wound.
| 2.--Pstrck Marks, or Martin, gun shos wound.
| 3-,ohn Fosn, eun-sho wound IN leg.
| 4.-James Donchue, shot In face and eye.
5.-Hugh Golden, gun sho, wound
| 6.-Chariee Marshall, wounded In leg
| IL Shields, wounded In thigh.
8.-Richzfd Reed, shot In head.
9.-Chsries A. Brown, shet In both legs
House Surgeons Buck Van Beuren, HaSted and Mako
| gave the sufferers every attention.
lo.-Thos. Bradley, wounded in the thigh.
n.-Thomas Hayes, cut in the hand and severely
wounded.
Mr.. De Conques, French genieman vesdinx At No 81
Franklin atreet, while passing through Centre street
quietly, shot In the side or the hssa above the tom
pie, and also received blow from polcemans club
the spot, but from the timely arrival OF some Amer
Can frieni, he was taken care Of.
nR. PxAsRs STATEMENT.
About ten O'Clock p NJ party from Centre came
to Cow Bay and Worth street. and commenced assault
q grocery, the inmates OF which first resisted them
with fists then with glass bottles, stones, and ether avail
able things and drove them back Centre street. when
they were met by crowd and drove back with some
missiles when tie Five Points people went back AMI fred
them bricks from ohmneys, NC, which listed FOR half
Those OF the Five Points then armed themselves
with pstois-one a double bnrced shot gun; before
firing they tried 70 get the Centre street drink
could not. The first shot wss from the Five Points and
returned with pistol shots; perhaps fifteen twenty
hred-tree carried wounded IRON the leld Al this time
Mr. Pcase tried 10 get the Five Pointers TO desst but uey
afraid the Centre street would assai them. He
finally succeeded In getting the rngeaders to retreat, Il
| the Five Pointers would agree TO II. They said If he
could bring the muske, they would desist succeeded In
getting the musSet and carried 10 Centre street They
assured me there should be lighting, and imme-
daiely fell back. In PEAsE
STATEMENT RI AN ErH wrrsxss.
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| the matter, became Infected with the beigerent
spirit n there hundreds beating and knocking
about each other will clubs They down portion Of
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