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

VERDICT N yaR CASE or WILLIAM ClHILL.
Ths evidence in lbs OF Cshi before Coroner Con-
merry was given up Sunday evening" when the Jury i'd
iolrned unt Monduy morning for further Developments
the jury eblsd the Coroners Office O'Clock, bat
further Witnesses made their appearance Under the
Instructions Of the Coroner the jury rendered the follow
"Came 70 his death by gun shot wound in the abAo-
men, ca1stng internal hemorrhage resulting in DEATH
July a. 1857 me jury are unable 10 say BY whom the
sho. was Sred'
INQUEST ON THE BODY OF WILLIAM BUCKLEY.
Coroner Connery, at O'Clock yesterday aferpoon
proceeded to hold inquest q. the New York Hospital
the body OF VIM. Buckley, lad only ID years Of sgs
who died early yeeterca morning from the effects OF
gan pistol shot wound received in the thigh during the
riot on Saturday night while standing In Bayard street,
Mott
Alter enpanueling jury, which examined the body
the Coroner adjourned the inquest until Tuesday morning.
VIM Buckley, Sem, father Of the deceased, then
allowed two officers 70 proceed with him through the
tor sG
with the injury Of his son, who, is said, was merely
looking on and taking no part whatever In the riot on
either side.
THE CASE OF T. O. SMITH.
At Il O'Clock yesterday word sent TO the Coroner's
office, by Sergeant HutchIngs OF the Fifth ward for some
to proceed TO Worth street to hold ante
tenn examination on Thomas c. Smith, who was stabbed
during the Saturday evening riot In the estces and who
Coroner Connery about ~ o'clock, a. soon az he
ceived the intelligence in company with several gentle
men proceeded 70 worm street ana commenced an laau
some half hour learned that Smith was laying In the
hospital he then abandoned the case in OF any
serious char &c In Smiths condition official notice would be
sent 10 the Coroner's Office.
wON'r HAVE ANYTHING 10 DO WITH TIKI BLOT.
We understand THAI one Of the Coroners Sunday,
whose could no, iearn has positively refused to
hold any inquest on, or have anything 70 do with the
bodies q any persons who may have died from injuries
received during the sixth ward not.
CORRECTED LIST OF THE KILLED AND
WOUNDED.
In consequence Of slight inaccuracies which &C.
Cured In cur of killed and anded yesterday we
have thought necessary 70 rspublsh the following
fully corrected list of all the sufferers In late riots In
the Sixth ward On Saturday and Sunday
pRAp.
l-Wnuam Cshil q native of Ireland 2s years Of age,
residing ct Ne. Mulberry street.
2-Pat.ick Roughan native OF Ireland, q years Of
age, residing at 19i Varick street
year. Of age, residing Al ND Mulberry street..
4.-wiiam Pen.oDy, native Of England, % years of
s-Henry Lantenberser, native Of Germany, abou. 70
years Of age. The body Of deceased was Identified at
s.-J j. Barnard q native Of Germany lately residing
at 30 whitehall street. aged about 90 years The deceased
ldenGned fteitevue
7-w.Iasm Buckley (boy), died Il tho New York Hos
p s2n@othy Hssnr me deceased died a, the Hospital
aat evening.
1Mchael Foley, about IL years Of age, residing with
near the Bowery during the light Saturday, received
the contents Of pistol below the right eye, Immediately
2-nichael Cunningham, boy, residing ct No. 81 Null
berry street, was shot In the he.hy part Of the thigh
aheth afr Ha vi tax IN
3rmothy Higgins, residing Of No. II Mulberry street,
was shot through tho pip while engaged In the row on the
4-0ne Of the rioters named Mack shot on the top
Of the head in Mulberry street by one Of the opposite par
5-James Jenkins one Of the newly sworn special po-
Iccmen while proceedDs the scene of the riot in com
vs Ss % AMY e w. 'sSse q
IN Bay Ard street Ho was taken TO The hospital In - in
e-Thomss Walsh, gun sho, would and bono broken
In street, while in the act Of shootng Of muskot
1.Ps!rioi Kslu, wound of fnesp.n by gun shot. Bone
s.-Patrick Leary, gunahot wound through the lungs,
dangerously, in Bayard street
9.-James Mormon, policeman, wounded IN the head by
brckbats and clubs. Dangerous.
l0-Morris Higgins. shot In the shoulder.
u-Jovine psv King powder burns IN the face, Baxter
I2-John Fl. Johnson, gun sh't wound in the leg, in
is-Michaei rowey. gun shot wound in tho leg; boy.
lsMchael Foley, injured In BAysrd street, boy; Shot
In me race, ball stu 10. -, -.,. 1870,
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VI fIanxnn "ee', was Asp' 'ne sue 0 'ne ne&a ABOVE
ture OF The thirh' '' ''''
1L-Jobnson aayDand, Special policeman, was beaten
.v, pu s,rss, Va, onnd =, ,hat ,sie ~ n o,ct
Is Isaac A. IAia, special Metropolitan, cat In The head
badly.
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perry street snot thfousn me hesay pS Of 'ne tagn.
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