New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-06-18

ON the north side Of the building, through crowd of
men ard boys many Of whom armed with clubs
ard dressed in the uniform Of policemen. Proceeding
through patOons OF officers, similarly attred,
followed Mr.. Hail. who approached, with papers and
law-boOks in hand, the exterior door or gate of the
Mayors Office. Here apparent official roughly seized
him by the arm and pushiI against him with his whole
weight, said, peremptorly, Stand back The reply
was quietly made, | am officially summoned here
j then said This is the District Attorney OF the
County Some Of the officers were in the act of al
lowing Mr.. II. TO enter, when man, attired in linen
or light coat who appeared active in giving orders to
the officers, stepped under Mr.. Halls nose and said,
Il cont care what ye be, ye must obey orders The
fact that he was the District Attorney and was sum
moned there was repeated but to purpose. The
man in the linen coat disappeared within the entrance,
and after rome minutes reappeared and stated that
Tie Mayor orders to let him in
I'VE found the outer room filled with the Mayors
police and sentines surrounded the inner Office. En-
teripg that the City Judge appeared seated at the
Mayors desk, the Mayor occupying a chair by his
side. Upon the other side, and q few feet removed
from the Judge, Eat Mr.. Woods counsel, with Dep
uty Sheriff ard policeman.
1.-THE District Attorney and addressed the City
Judge in respectful terms, stating that whatever In
formation he might have obtained from the news
papers all be could know officially was that the City
Judge had issued writ of habeas corpus to inquire
into the cause Of the arrest OF defendant alleged to
have been taken upon criminal warrant that 10
obedience to notice served upon the District Attorney,
in accordance with the law he Mr. Hail. was present,
under circumstances painful to him, but charged with
the performance of high official duty that, in opposi-
tion 10 all usage he, the District Attorney found that
the place selected for the hearing the defendant
own private office, small room, doubly guarded, and
secluded both by its situation and oy the officials sur
rounding it, from all public scrutiny.
"The City Judge here interrupted Mr.. H., and sug-
gested that the writ and return should be read
"The Distiict-Atorney proceeded, observing that
his objection was preliminary that the proceed
ngs should not be suffered to continue at that place,
but should be held publicly, either at the office of the
magistrate at of the court rooms of the city.
"The Judge stated that he had been actuated BY
desire of avoiding any increase of the existing public
excitement, ard proposed that the Distrct-Attomey
should waive the presence of the defendant, where
upon the hearing might take place in another place.
The Mayor thereupon tapped the City Judge on the
shoulder with the back of his hand, and said some
thing to him with impatient air. The Judge replied
that his the Mayors presence would not be required,
was apparently not designed to be heard. The CON
ferepees between Mr.. Wood and Mr. Russell exhibited
the privacy and confidence which characterize the H.
tercourse of lawyer and client
"The counsel of Mr.. w. essayed to speak, but the
CITY judge reminded him that it was not necessary
to make speech, he should adjourn It,
"The stipulation referred to was signed, anu, on
Mr. Halls motion, the Judge adjourned the hearing
TO the room of the Court OF Sessions. MIR. Hai as IL
70 show he felt no personal pique at what had nap
peped. babe the Mayor Good morning and said: l.
take this opportunity TO tender my respects
As / have friendly though slight acquaintance
with both the Mayor and City Judge, and no posi-
bic connection with any Of the controversies, make
this statement in spirit of unkindness TO them per-
sonally but simply in order to supply bnef chap
ter in the history of the present winch Otherwise
might remain unwritten.'
ARREST OF THE DEPUTY STREET COMMISSIONER
FOR ASSAULT AND BATTERY.
While these proceedings going on elsewhere,
the Recorder dispatched Officer w. b. Lo~ery of
the Nineteenth Ward with a note TO Sheriff Wilett,
requesting him to send Deputy. The officer
denied admission by the police at the lower
entrance to the Sherifrs office, and proceeded up
stairs, where he got in, and informed thai that
official was in the Mayors office. Repairing thther,
lie made known his Grand, but they told him he
could not 60 in, nor would they take any message
from him. Subsequently the Sheriff came out, when
he handed him the letter.
The Sheriff at snce sent over Depuy-Sheriff Stew
art to whom intrusted warrant for the arrest OF
Mr. Clas Turner, Deputy Street Commissioner ON
complaint Of Daniel d. Conover, esq, Street Com
missioner, for assault and battery Mr. Turner was in
his office when arrested and came quietly TO the Re-
corders Office with the Deputy. When asked if he
was ready for examination he requested time to send
for his counsel which the Recorder cheerfuly granted.
COMPLAINTS AGAINST THE RIOTERS.
Many citizens came forward to prefer charges
against the prominent political rowdies who attacked
the Metropolitan Police Tuesday and resisted the
process Of the Court. From among the complaints We
give the
CHARGE AGAINST AID. WILSON.
Ciy and County Of Ne ioykThonss butcher being duly
depose and ayTh he resides on the south side Of
Twenty nth street between Eighth aud Ninth avenues IL sad
city that the afternoon Of tins the 10th Of Jane inst at the
City Hall in said city he VIM Wilson, Alderman OF the
Ward of said city strike of the members OF the Metro
potan Police with club that the time others whose
name. does know struck the said policeman with
clubs that the said policeman hen struck as aforesaid had on
hi. hat badge Of HE Office and that the said Wilson
his breast that within few minutes after the ssid IS
sau Wilson addressing the crowd around him,
s geSef '?'s VOICE. '''U D'- rHoMAs BUTCHER
JAMES NJ. SMITH, j., Recorder.
WARRANT FOR WILSON'S ARREST.
The Recorder, upon the above evidence, issued the
following warrant to Deputy Superintendent Carpen-
ter for the arrest Of Alderman Wilson:
City Hall Park. Warrant.
State q At York City and County Of Nee YoykTo any
Constable VI the City OF N,wYork Whereas complaint
oath has been made before undersned Recorder in
sad City BY Thomas DutcheI charging that William Wilson