New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-07-06

entirely ignorant OF the cause Of the assault or tbs
panes OF bis assaants. DR.. Noye, thinks he cannot
recover.
A boy thirteen years OF age, named Perrin Doyts
resdisg at No. az Broome street brought befor,
Jtsi.e Brennan the 4th charge of bugsrious-
~ entering the house Of Harriet Peters, Of Ne. -
Margin street. on the Is. Of July and stealing there.
from money and silver cup valued at tI5. The boz
acknowledged having the property aud retained il 10
the owner. He was committed for trial.
About II ociock on Friday night the liquor store ~
Thomas & Branch, No. 2i9 South street. took Ere,
ard was damaged to the amount Of - 0e0 Insured u
tie St. Marks Company The building, owned ~
Charles L. Young, was damaged to the amoun u
s500. Insured in the Lori.lard Company.
A German named Charles Lapo, who residos u
Wihamsburgh, was attacked while passing throuSe
Oliver street, about O'Clock Saturday mo,nisg. b.
three robbers who seized him by the throat beat him,
and stole his wallet containing els His vigorous re-
ssteDce drove them of before they could secure hn
gold watch and chain.
On Saturday morning, about O'Clock, Andrew n.
Brown residing at Nc. ll6 Madison street was put
through the garroting process at the % Divos
and Market streets, and robbed Of silver wssch
yalued at $25. One Of the gang, who gave his nsns
a. John Smith seized and held Dir. Brown by tho
They then fed and were pursued by the Police. VIE
succeeded in capturing Smith. Yesterday he was
takexbetore Justice Brennan apd committed for trA
Just before o'clock yesterday afternoon, - CsPt.
Downing and O<icer McClusky, late of the Sixth-War6
Police, we've passing along Broadway, near WortA
street, they set upon by number Of the hreuea
belonging to No. q Engine Company. The frcmsa
said ,ha. they have been orded by the old psos
or enough, and as they could now meet them on an
equal footing, they would have satisfaction out d
them An indi criminate attack was then made upoe
the Ulcers who stripped off their coats and went st Z
good and strong Just ther the Metropolitan Poios
stepped in and drove away the fremen probably cav
ing the other two from severe beating.
George Riley boy aged about II or Is, residing e
No. n Henry street. received part Of load Of Shot =
bis back and head; one of the shot passed entirely
through his ear and others eoursng their way unte
arrested by the skull and collarbOnes The one prob
ably which would have done most damage, II not in
peded struck upon the buckle of bis vest, after pes.
ing through his coat.
Bartholomew Desmond of No. l22 Henry street.
received one shot from the same pistol, in his s'ds
lust below the arm.pit. II was buried quite deep
among the Dteguments giving anmistaksbe evidence
that the shooter stood quite to him. But he -
Quilted the boy who fred the pistol of all knowietigs
of its contents 1t seems another boy loaded 1t aaA
handed i. to him. and lie deliberately aimed at oes
of the injured parties, "only in fun" Phe wounds1
bows were taken to the Office of Dr. Snodgrass In Ese
Broadway where they received the necessary sugcs3
care.
The following named persons were admitted to sAs
New-York Hospital on Saturday:
Charles Hurd. injury of thumb by pistol shot n
Spruce street.
Patrick Dryer stabbed in the side, fatally.
Daniel Malleh, struck on the head in Baxter stress
with an Ak.
Michael O'Neill, cut head; beat at the corner Il
Crcss ard Baxter streets.
John Kelly, shot in the knee in Mulberry street,
pear Canal.
George w. Watson, injury of head BY brick.
BOwery, near Canal
John Dunn fell out Of City Hall window and sus.
tanned compound fracture Of the leg and thigh.
Probable amputstion.
Henry Otto Drexler, gun-shot wound Of fingers.
Afforded by DIR. Noyes.
Richard Reed taken at the corner Of Washi1gt0o
and Columbia streets and brought to the City Hos
pital Gays he was shot, but from the appearance q
the wound, it is supposed he struck with hsn-
mer or other missile. This fight was entirely distinct
from the riot. He i, in a precarious condition.
About II o'clock Saturday evening a. number It
pthcemen attached to the Ninth W1d Piecint were
returning TO the Sston-House from an alarm Of Ire.
they discoy smoke issuing from the house of Hsse
Con pany No. 49, situated corner of Horatio and HsA-
son streets Upon nve stigation, it was ascertsne4
that sc me fireworks left in the building by Mr. Edgs.
inter ded for exhibition in Jackson square on Moa
day ght had been gnited bysoms person or persons.
The fire was speedily eItinguisbed, but not, however.
before the building damaged to the extent OF $3e.
TIE fireworks were worth about $780, Shortly after.
ward Edward Gilleo and William McKissock were
arrested suspicion Of arson and taken before Jss
lice Dawson, who committed them for examination.
During Saturday morning fight occurred In Twes'
tythird street near the Eighth avenue, between Pei.
rick LEONARD ard John G.. Sands, 10 which the lattes
wa, badly injured. 1t appears that Sands was about
di.chargipg q small cannon on the sidewalk, whea
Leorard approached and ibterfered with him. From
words they came to blows and in the scufe taAt 80
saed the latter drew some sharp instrument, win
which he gouged out the eye of lis antagonist. Sasds
was conveyed into the house by some friends and
medical aid summoned.
Cficer Roach being near at hand arrested Leonard.
AID while conveying him 70 the Station House was
attacked By four men who endeayored to rescue tho
prisore- Officers Robertson, Cole, Rollins and Smith,
bearipg Of the difficulty, up and srrested the
disorderlies and conveyed them before Justice Dsvs-
son at Jefferson Market They ssye their names -
Edward Tyran, Andrew MuSeT John Kinney sn1
Kueran Holland, and were com.lated to prison IN d.
faur Of $500 bail.
The Magistrate committed Leonard in default u
81 0o0 bail
JOHN G.. Schultz, . citizen, while standing at tAs
corner Of Anthony and Centre streets yesterday We
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