The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-07-08

x OF the riote were convicted in the Court Of
se'eo Yesterday but were renanded for sentence oy
etce Osborne one Of he prisoners discharged for
can't of evidence. The remainder OF the prisoners
repsnded fos trial until newt Thursday
to-day in holding inqusss the bodies Of unfor.u
nase Victims In the Sixth ward riots
THE RIOTERS IN COURT.
SPECIAL SESSIONS.
Before Justices Osborne and F1andreau.
july The calendar Of this Court unusually large
md the prisoners box, a. well ~ the galleries, were
sSnned with witnesses and spectators. Among the
charges complaints of Metropolitan officers against
~ sixth ward rioters.
OHicer James Irving member Of the Twentieth ward
Metropolitan police force appeared against Owen Gilman
knowing brick bats at the pooe while they engaged
que ling the riot In the Sixth ward Fourth Of July
me 1 Jury r.. we n legal
fhe charges against all the ALT ged rioters WILL doubt
Aer the preliminary examinations are nniehed be acted
upon by the Grand Jary, which will be organized day.
esephen Baily, another Metropolitan policeman, tes
Asd that he Bernard NcGovern the prisoner 1t
10 accused had stones in bis hand However, The evi
aoce was nos Legally sufficient TO convict him, aad he was
solomon SCOTT, Of the Twentieth ward Metropolitan DO
nse, implanted against Pat ick Mooney, who was then
aragned for trial The officer testified that the accused
wNs Of the ard street rioters, and he caught him
IN the act Of throwing Tho Court found guilty
Re remanded TIL Thursday 70 produce evidence Of
EOO0 CnAroCter.
Andrew Plusper was charged with atemstipg 10 rescue
. prisoner from an officer. John g. rhomas, Of the
Twenty second Metropolitan precinct, in his evidence
charged with grand larceny, and while he taking the
Ksoper station house. Pugner and twenty others
ssd r. scued Ayers rom bis custody Plusner Vas es
seedpg Violent and said that be would the brains
cut Of any black republican son Of BIB who wouli
Judge Osborne said that the Of the past few days
showed the necessity Of protecting the police force 10 the
svery of his kind that before him with the
afmoet severity He sent Pugner 10 the penenary for
q, months the full term he s desperate fellow, and
Idwad ryran Andrew Murray, JohfrKruey and Ku.
gran Holland tried and convicted Of oonduc,
h the sixteenth ward on the Fourth OF july in attempt
.ng To Patrick Leonard, who arrested
charge of felopy Oncers Roach, Robertson, Cole, Ro
ans and Smith sned above prisoners melted the
mob 70 in erfere with them in dscharge of their duty
and mpted 70 their prisoner by Violence Ono
q the officers drew revolver and threatened 70 are
hey would desist. They were all found guilty and
naaded I'LL rhursday fov sentence.
Patrick Mcbride was arrested BY Thomas butcher, Of
ns him during the progress Of The in that ward on
ne Fourth Of July The Court found him guilty and
unAnded him I'LL Thursday
Justics Osborne esabphed rule this morning that he
r,os IN the END Of the wees 10 order that the oircum
touring the origin and real nature OF the disturb
ance could be brought clearly 10 light
Lopard scbie ln Of the Nintn ward police, appeared
sinh ward He e ifed 6a, the prisoner struck him in The
Sreas, With paving stone Mcarry also nserfered with
sher occrs Whit they were attempting 70 que the af
nay II, was foond guilty and remAnded
Alderman Clancy In court during the proceedings,
informed The clerk that he would bring ali the charges
rave his opinion that there not evidence enough
70 bold them and Grand Jury would dismis the
pAiuu hen they were brought before Them.
HNQUEsvs ON THE BODIES OF THE KILLED.
MOI Esr uN Tss BODIES AT BkLLYvUB HOSPITAL
SECOND DAY.
EyuAI or rHE EOTrHs IDENTIFIED.
Coroner Perry the investigation the deaths
6 Bernard and Lantenbere, at the ooroners office yeeter
az, 81 o'clock A. NJ AL the witnesses examined, with
exception, policemen engaged In queng tho rio,
q Mo Afternoon OF the Fourth Tho nst witness sworn
wNs-
Leonard Sch, inelin, Of No AZ Downing street-was q
specal policeman ordered for duty tho seventh ward
be Fourth Of Jsy, with the frat party sent from White
pree when gung Bag ard street saw Aght between
he Bowery boys and DEAD Raooss between Baxter and
ne rect heard shots fired then but
dying last; met here by party OF about three nun
fred appeared 70 be Of the Dead Rabbit party they
Men; we're scattered, he suppscs watch tho hosc;
on the Sideways, and ,ome in tho centre OF the
ooroner-very poor acti3, should think, 70 say the
wi,pe.s rc.umed-M SO Baxter stree, a mau threT
he INTO the house, and was arrested by three OF
ihs party they taking him Out . msu named
rbou Mca struck witness In the breast with stone
him and ok him TO the station house; the mob
vtdeo into t~o psrtes-one engaged with the BoTeTy
boys, other in The Of the police, In Baxter
a,et
win am Evan, sworn-Concrrs in the previous tesi,-
mosy Identified kcGwry the man who struck Scbeire
VIM J. T.ft, sworu-was q special policeman; was one
the party OF twenty sx sent from White street 70 the
seventh ward on Saturday, at AZ p on turning from
Baxter booted bv crowd; q. the
&c Mulberry receised voley OF stones; Of;
Ached the party who threw lhem, and hey fed; hen
reinforcement up which proved too many for them
compelled
here dy of the Bowery boys met them, coming - their
sssis'ance had no, been f,r them tney would have
been us.d up the squad II forty sent from the sta
ION touse 10 assist them attacked the assasnw In the
rr and arrested seversl he 8o~ery boys maize no do
morsaou Of nghog until they began 10 help 'he police
heard OF them say 10 n poll emsn "Jus let have
bat cuh he didn't get Of course; The police could do
90 Their has coats and could be easily recognised AZ
c0hcers.
Juror-r with We could by some mean. identify the
pSaes who killed these men-thsi In what we want to
Know.
coroper Pcry-I am afraid that viii be lmpcs.ble We
cannot sscertsn who any particular stone cred
any ps cdla shot, but you can prom ,uncs posit rely
Who either TIN stone or fred rhot you
v be doing great deal Of good; for whether any one
vas killed ny tnere acs OF not the intent evidently -
KILL the parties OF course criminal Tho fact /.
ponce al green hands, unacquanted With the
HON Besides the wounded will mare no revelation az
70 Who wounded them from feeling OF honor they Keep
silent 20 that get no Information In that quar- err
WIN Baw sworn-went 70 the scene OF rio, abon,
O'Clock N. saturday, With pary of thirty or forty
oeher po iccmen arrested man who was throwing
AID attempting N prisoners that man Thos
Notary arrested another VINO held stone In hand
but 90. ID not recognize him nov.
Richard Van vechtcn, policeman, sworn-Identdss Nc
Garry a. the man arrested by lat witness; ne Ia Ia
no rombs; assisted o arrest Barney Gallagher In cellar
IN Bayard street, here piles OF stones stored In The
collar
brsel Bo-ers regular policeman, sworn-Recoguzes
he body OF the largest OF the tEo men who lay AZ White
street station on Saturday plight, (nos IN Bellevue Hosp
ta Of the leaders Of me fio he seemed to be
The Dead iaoos he was urging them on, and tnroFing
brickbas as fast ~ could vel throw them he hal
him marked out Tor arrest when he shot; understands
bis Ia Berna a.
Juror (Mr vspderhooO-Did you recognize any Of the
dsbanded police among the rioters at either side7
W. ness-No, cir, sas none Of thcm there
Jctn butcher, special policeman svorn--Arrestei man
named James Mcbride In Bsyard at O'Clock IN the
sven Thilc ON the corner OF Baysrd gentleman near
him srusk the forehead win a brckbs,: b,s head
split open, and he fell; just then cav man step out
frum pile OF bricks, and thros stone; witness rushed
after him, but he cot into house shut the door wit
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