New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-08-21

TIE LATE RIOT AT TIE CITY fALL.-EuSene ou''
hvan Of No. 40 Madison street. was arrested yesterday
by Officer Slater of the Fifth Precinct charged with
having, on the 10th day of june last committed feo-
nious assault upon him while in the discharge Of his
duty. A. the time in question Officer Slater, with
Others was assisting Coroner Perry in the service Of
warrant which had been issued by Recorder Smith for
the arrest of Mayor Wood. The riot that ensucd upon
xhis occasion is well remembered, aud during .n,s riot
.s ia alleged, Officer Slater was as.a,cd by Sullivan,
Tbo nointed .oaded pistol at and threatened to shoot
him. The officer, not at all alarmed, faced the music
and walking up took hold of him, when the pistol
vas struck from Suivans hand to prevent his COM
uniting murder. Previous to this, however, Sullivan
while standing upon one of the upper steps eadios 10
Che CITY Hall, said 20 Slater who stood below, IF
Won come up here will kill YOU Slater did 60 up,
and seized Sullivan aud brought him down.
Justice Connolly, before whom the complaint was
brought considering that clear of felony was
made out against sullivan ordered him TO find bail in
Che sum Of $500 to answer Richard Barry, OF No.
SSS Pearl street. became Sulivan's surety.
Tur CouNryRYslr MONEY CASINO further CON-
plaipts were made yesterday against the parties ar
rested on Tuesday night charged with passing eoun-
terfet As bills on the Lee Bank. Some more oil the
money was passed about the city on Wednesday night,
bat no arrests were made.
Yesterday afternoon Justice Flandrean had the
prisoners brought before him, aud, upon their under
going the folio wing examination, committed them to
prison in default of bail
David Ill., being duly examined before the under
snad according the annexed charge, and beng IN
tomed that be III Liberty not al
tSons put him. states a. follows, VIZ;
a. What 10 your nsuel A. Day,e liiu
q. Where we've you bOInl 4. In Penpsylvsui~
o. Where 10 you live A. In Sullivan street,
q What IL your eocupsion A. am bnckayeI. =.
o. Have you suytnins to say, and So what r.ia'e tue
.ssse herr preferred against you a. am not guilty oi TIE
Aopes Moore being duly examined before the un-
ersigued according to law on the annexed
suesions put o her. states a. follows, w:
@ Mhat !. you. meme a T, As1s ssf Moore
q Where were YOU born! A. IN lrolsnd.
@ Where do YOU live A. In Thityeishth SIT e.
a What /. your occupation 4. l am housete rPer' =.
q Have You any ding to say and what, rc.t;ve 70 To
charge preferred against yodl A THIS money We
there -four bus went TO the house 81 toe n'-o o.
Hanora kNon, my trunk was there hohoiA h-- ~.
houe irom WORK, and | ssaea her 70 tako wax
with no 10 soceiy store the way 20 the sore save hv
eggs with she called r egg. aad hauled hs
b u the clerk Who could change H. when "en 10
sborI the Dill beins ouev sac an honest ~
girl and entirely innocent OF anything wrong Is uasef
IIopora hilioD, being duly examined before the
erssDed according to law the chsrrc ed being
Uniformed that she 1t liberty TO not any
q What 10 your name! A. Honora Kllon.
% How old are you a. Twenty years.
o Where were you born A. Ia Ireland.
O. Where DO you live a. ~ Thir:y-eistih street
81 What h your occupation A. an a scAms.re.s
q Have you anything TO say ard 50 Whist relative 20 the
Ira y,, reurneI home working for Mira Blake aud be-
Ts ,oos hoy shawl and bat Off, Agnes A>o'e my
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