New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-07-14
ForRrgEwrn PRsewcY.
Mary Gallaghsr-assaus ar'' s,,ie,S COMMITTED
for examination.

INA Brooks, domessic--nfoi' ,a'eo 'uN
E'ga Da5c, IW SsIsInto3cs.sd; Oaicer Adamson.
Ellen ,IsGovan and Ellen Hewer-n.cnic,sedo md
dsorder,y conduct Committed for teu days each.
Cromsr Rober,-, tailor; Thorna, Shu.z; carp ter;
Adam Gfsr Philip Hoover, yarai.neri n"s,ris Wiz,
Solpp, arrested for not by Offs Carl, DE Gruche
Robbins, Ru;sel DAVE. ..awney and sutton. The
prisoners were commit. ed for examination.
fzThe following ,, Capt. Harris official account OF
the not in tie Seventeenth Ward, made yesterday 10
the Deputy Superintendent:
II becomes our melancholy ard painful duty %
eoo one OF the sad and bloody scenes that has
svsr ,rsnsYihed in our District. The day passed on
very pleasant ard quiet and babe tar TO end so bu
alas Little did we ihnk what was 10 come, or what
few brief hours would bii1g forth, when suddenly
burs. forth with the fury Of tornado, threatening
20 sweep all that opposed It. -
a. abou. y o'clock P. m, two men 20, lulo
fight in Fourth street, near Avenue 4. rolicen'eu
Isnnev and Wood attempted to que it and were SCI
upon by the crowd with stones, brlckbats' NC. S5f-
geant Lockwood with seven men being near on the
avenue, looking after the Second avenue kaiifoau
rioters az hastened 10 the scene ana Iey ~ turn
were severely set upon BY the mob. The odds was
so great against them that wounded and bleeding;
they were forced 10 retreat to the corner OF SECOND
avenue and Fourth street, sending woru 10 Us a.
the Station. Senator Crolius being present, kinuiy
consented b remain in charge, when at once re-
solved 10 bring our whole force upon the ground Re-
pairipp 10 the rendezvous We mustered 30 strong-,
GOOD and true men-when, forming In ilne we matche9
forward 10 the scene some OF the men win tue Dioou
running down their necks, apparentytoo iain pu' u
willing 10 remain behind, and all anxious once more TO
meet the foe and if possible, TO roll PACK TIE 'ue VI
war. ~. o
Going down Fourth street, across First avenue
the mob in full force near Avenue a, c9uiu oc seen
We marched down about half way, between tirst
avenue and Avenue \, when we halted, with vacant
lots on either side and then formed tive abreast III the
center Of the street; the mob ~ the mean tune al
vancing toward u.s. with large-sized boys in advance
as skrnishers, hurting stones at U.S. On reaching Us
they were evidently little discomftted, not Know
ing our design in remaining so quiet SO far nom
them. AS they came near we dashed forward
into their center, dividing the mob Ill TWO
bodies, Then commenced most iesriul ana ap-
desperate struggle they gave way We drove them 10
the corner of Avenue and Fourth street where, be-
inc still stronger and with guns, pistols aud bricks
from the housetops and windows iney slo"ereu ne
ceeded in driving the mob in all directions. 1t was IN
the last encounter that Officer Hedden fell, as we fear
mortaly wounded. Also, Officers Adamson, Fountain,
McMllen Davis, Dogbusche and Wacob were Sc
yerely hurt by bricks from housetops aud windows
We then returned to the Station House with our
wounded comrades and prisoners.
Drs. Bgelow, Williams Purdy, Mott and Brun-
ipphausen all came in and attended the wounded, IL
a truly " Good Samaritan manner.
"In conclusion, we feel il duty TO say one WORD OF
the men whom we had the honor to command, each
one Of whom WED with his brother tor the place oil
The occurrence is much to be doplored in a neigh
borbood heretofore comparatively orderly, and occu
pied principally by Germans These misguided men
have been seduced by bad example. Ihey nave seen
the Chief Magistrate Of this great city trample unoer
foot the majesty Of the law and mecenary tools have
influenced their passions by falsehood and deceit,
representing that the Metropolitan Police was created
TO deprive them Of their rights and IT Is IN sorrow ana
sbsme we feel called upon to say that at the hands Of
this Chief Magistrate and his ready allies that the
blood OF these innocent comparatively speaking) aud
misguided men should be required"
EIGHTEESTH PRECINcT.
William Knsley hOstler-pett larceny; by Officer
Sprague. Committed for trial by Justice Dawson.
William Emblidge, cartman-fghting in the street:
by Officer Monroe. Committed IN default OF sooo
bail.
Nicholas Wheeer-throwing stones BY Officer 5.
Burden Committed.
Sergt Bennett says: "The places in this Ward where
Intoxicating liquors sold have been closed this day.
eth inst, with few exceptions. large number OF
citizens have called at this station and made the IN
quiry: "Why is the Ward quiet! never knew
d it so before" stated to them that the stores were
shut and the people intend to respect the law, as they
think it is beneficial to all concerned"
NINETEENTH PRECINCT.
William Jordon, laborer-drunk and disorderly; BY
Officer Verbrycke. Committed for examination by
Justice BrOwnell.
James McManus-assault and battery; by Officer
Brdsal. Committed for examination.
Patrick Garigan, aborer-assaut aud battery; by
Ohlcer wyatt. Court prisoner.
Mary White, servant-grossly intoxicated by Oil
Ger Brdsal.
Francis Burke carman-drunk and dsoricly; by
Officer Clinton.
Edward Crumer, clerk--drink and disorderly; by
Officer Clinton.
Rose Bennett, servant-grossy intoxicated; by Of
tcer Paley.
Michael McGrath, co0per-drunk and dsorderly; by
Officer Palley.
TWENTIETH PRECINCT.
VIM. Robinson, weaver-drunk; by Officer Bray
ton. Sent to Court.
TaDdy Clark weaver-drunk
Jas. Murray, boatman-drunk and threatening OIL
Ger; by Officer Wyatt
Dumb Boy, vagrant. Sent to Court
TwENTY-FIRsT PRECINCT.
Inspector Speight says: "Out of 269 liquor stores
in this district, but AZ were reported open yesterday
the liquOr-dealers generally having complied with the
law. The places which were open were mostly low
groggeres on the First and Second avenues. Upon
heficers demonstrating with them their reply would
be, not open to SELL but this is the only entrance
i have to my family apartments Some of them were
caught selling, and their names are reported"
TwEyrY-sECOSD PREcIScT.
John Galbraith, shoemaker, yagrant-intoxicated.
Jane Galbraith, vagrant-intOxicated; by Officer
Tompkins. Sent to the Island by Justice Dawson.
Edward Hot0n, laborer-intoxcatiOn and disorderly
conduct. Sent before the Police Justice.
Yesterday morning, about IL o'clock, Officers ST.
monsOn and Richards succeeded in rescuing young
man, Thomas Sicily from drowning. 1t appears that
Sicily was under the influence liquor and went into
the river to battle, and getting into deep water would
have been drowned but for the timely assistance Of
the officers.