New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-07-15

/ - sn,,,h carpeo,er-drok, by Officer Bus
| kirk. Discharged. Ar,,,l nv O(icar T., Won.
CGmiI'Ia Ann Burns housework by Officer Carpenter
io" "'!' FirTYrrH PRECiScr.
| Co,barne Raynor housekecpcr-druuk and dis-
orderly: by Officer Corsa Conmitteo tor cxamme-
| tion by Justice Dawson.
wv VIM james Simpson, yagrant. House Of Refuge By
Justice Connolly.
Ofhccr Moore. Ten days, by Justice Davsoo.
Henry johnson, thict-pickug pockets; by OH 'er
Van Colt Committed for trial by Justice Dawson.
John Bole cngraver-assault aud battery by once
wilson x,
Veus Hoffman aborer-.rio,ng, by Officer Wilson.
SIXTEENTH PRECNcr
Josiah Lewis uechanic- drunk and dtsNder!y;
brought in by citizens. Discharged by justice ia
A. milford, laborer-drunk and disorderly; Mary
Mulford-drunk and disordery Officer Jackson. Sent
10 Aims House by Justice Dawson.
Eliza Jane Sherwood-intoxicate0 Oihcer McCoh'
nell. Ten DAYS
Ann Hook. seamstress; Isabella Quqile, SeamstSess
intoxicated discharged by Justice Dawson
Julia Gray, intoxicated; Officer HoDertson. Com
mitted for three months
SEVENTEENTH PREcIScT.
Joseph Myers, tailor-rict; by Officer Garlic Sent
to Police Court
Cant. HART makes the following report IN rel
erence to the riot:
"Yesterdav afternoon aud evening was again the
scene of confusion and alarm. Coroner Perry con-
menced the inquest Miller who lost his Lille On Sun
day night at the riot at No 90 Avenue A; It was de-
cided to leave it all to the Coroner and withdraw the
Police from the neghborhood This was done, when
at once they ccngregsted Ill great numbers In the
course of the afternoon they attacked the soap ana
candle factory Of Allen Hay, on Fiis avenue doing
considerable damage. Superintendent Tallmadse
called at the Station-IIouse; later, Commissioner
Draper and Deputy Superintendent Carpenter came
Force, being ordered from other Wards, arrived at
| about p. IN.
"There was one remarkable feature about all the
demon stratons Of the mob yesterday evening, viz:
While in the act of destroying Mr.. Hays building,
nothing was frequent than their loud ana pro-
longed cheers for Fernando Wood. why is THIS
EIGHTEESTH PREcINcr.
James Brady, Understanding polieemani Oy
Officer ArDoux. Committed for trial! Richard Ryan
| same offense. Committed for tIial o,
Ain Jackson-intoxi,ated and disordcrly; By Officer
| Monroe Ten days.
Officer Kinnersiy reported having been slightly
wounded by pistol shot corner OF Ihlrd street ana
| Avenue last night, while preserving the peace.
NIHHTEESTH PRECINCT.
VIM. Bernhard, cabinet maker, Mrs. Bernhardt,
Caroline Hesker-assault and battery by Officer
WYATT judgment suspended by Justice BrOvaell.
Lawrence Curtis, laborer- drunk and disordery by
Officer Rockwell
Charles Meuchner, cabinet rnaker-assaut; by
Officer Gardner
Michael ConneTy, laborer-by Officer Wright. AL
sent to Fourth District Court.
James O'Keefe, emigraut boarding hause keeper
telOnOus assault; by Omcer Lower Ccuit Vi oes
sions prisoner.
James Gage, gunsmith; John Cater, boatman-at-
tempting to rescue prisoners; by Officer Suysen.
These two attempted to rescue prisoner from
Blackwell's Island. Gage escaped from the Island
| some tine since and has months to serve.
Sergt. Bryan SAYS: cat "a p. IN. rev occurred on
the Third avenue and Fory.second etreet between
German target company aud some Irish laborers The
Germans were mostly intoxicated Officer Stewart OF
this Precinct and Officer Higgins Of tho Central Park
succeeded in queling the row without any serious
damage having been done"
TWENTIETH PRECINCT.
c. Hnrt-drubk aud disorCerly; by Officer Ander-
SOD. Sent TO the Police Court.
Patrick Brady, laborer-drunk and disorderly; by
Officer Wylie.
Ann Flood, prostitute-drunk and disorderly; by
Officer Anderson. Sent to Police Court.
TwENTY-fIRsT PRECINCT.
Ellen Buckley, servant-intoxicated; by Officer
Jennings.
Ann Birmingham, northumberland. Lucy NJ.
Corkel-intoxication and disorderly conduct Caha-
Iine Kahn-ntcxcation and d!sorderly conduct.
Vim. Jones, thief-burglary. All sent to the Police
Cont.
"tartet Company was passing through Thirty. ninth
STONED by rome boys and rowdies, and driven on
Fourth avenue; there they loaded their muskets
"and threatened to fire if they did not desit which
had the desired effect and they made hasty retreat
and dispersed and the company passed on Without
further moesatiOn'
TWEsTY.sECoND PRECINCT.
| VIM. G. Fields, laborer-into xcaton.
| Thomas Rodgers, mason-intoxication. Sent to
Police Court.