New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-07-06

Committed by Justice Welsh All
G,oige Irwin stonecutter-s tabblDgi Oihcei oH'lu'
Committed ny Justice Welsh.
Robert Sturres Misunderstanding; Officers kemp
and Brsbe,t. Committed by Justice Welsh.
jas. c. Smith, complainant against Fiagler, was
badly stabbed in the tes,icles, and taken to the
HOSPITAL The stabbing took place in Anthony, near
Church street.
Several of these men were more or less cut in the
head, also few Of the special police force Dr. hll-
bourne DIR, ssed the wounds of eight persons in all
The stabbing affair of the three persons last emu
merated in the above list occurred in lager-beer
saloon in Canal street. Shamber has three bad
wounds aud was sent to the Hospital.
About ~ O'Clock Saturday night fire was discovered
IN the carpenters shop corner of West Broadway and
York streets which was speedily extnguished by the
police Of the precinct D SeY gf tsg Scream
SIXTH PRECINCT
This District was again the scene OF rowdyism dnr-
ing the mort OF Saturday afternoon and evening" oca
stoned by that gang OF lowdes ana thieves lsr '
" Dead Rabbits" who attacked the Police, aud also
came 10 co,act with another party OF men and boys,
called Bowery Boys, when guns and pietols were
freely used The scene of riot was mostly confined 10
Bay ard street. between Elizabeth and Baxter streets,
at about a D. m A small squad of Police was sent
from No IS White street to the Seventh Police District
Station; and while passing through Bayard street. they
were set upon and stoned by the said Dead kaoot
gang, when of the officers was seriously cut on
Ae side of the head by being hit with stone: ne
was picked up and carried to drugstore by ms lei
low-ttficers. Information having been sent 10 Tue
Deputy superintendent OIico, iiiS"',
. squad of about thity forty officers, consisting
mostly Of special officers was sent to queu he Iot,
and when they arrived at the scene OF tue mot, they
were assail.d with stones and bricks, thrown oy %
dies from the tops of houses, windows doorwdys, and
on every side in the street. Several OF our Oihcers
were thereby seriously injured. number OF arrests
were made Of persons with stones IN their hahdsi
others Were caught throwing stones and were safely
locked ND in the Tombs. After the officers lett the
scene of riot with their prisoners, and others injured,
the fighting still continued, during which several were
shotsome being killed and others seriously woan LED,
WIN "''e '"A'" " ''' c. P. 7. HICKS, Sergeant.
EIGHTH PnrcIScT-Charles ). 1arnd@I Inspector.
Orlai do Brown, student drunken and olsofdefly
conduct; Officer Baldwin. Committed for ~ days:
Thomas Harvey, disorderly conducts oihcer VIE
chel. n,...;..
The Fourth passed of very quietly in our District:
No disturbance occurred worthy of notice until about
IOI clock D. m when a fire broke out IN the house
No. 1875 Mercer street, occupied by Mrs. Barrett as
house of i'll fame, suppose TO have oeen caesed ny
fireworks. Considerable carnage done by ire ana
water. -a,,
caused by some clothing burning IN the atc, e4tih-
guished by Officers Roberts and Olnstead.
About III O'Clock a man named John Varlck was
brought 10 the Eighth Precinct Station House by citi,
zens, bavng fallen on the sidewalk while intoxicated
and cut his head, but not very seriously lie was at
GALLON p. PORTER, Inspector.
Ninth PRECINCT.
Laurence Stors boatnan intoxcaton; Ofhcer LORD
Committed for ten days by Justice Dawson.
Ann Stewart, bousework, disordery conduct; Officer
HYATT Committed for examination by Justice DAWSON
John White, painter, fighting; Officer Lufbury.
Discharged by Justice Dawson.
James Mcpherson, painter, intoxcatiOn; Officer
Mason. Discharged by Justice Dawson Co.,.
Edward Gen, mason, suspicion of arson, sergeant
Sebring. Committed for examination by Justice Da-
yisOn. . .
William McKissock, painter suspicion or arson.
Officer Washburn. COMMITTED Tor examination oy
Justice Davison.
Yesterday afternoon, about 6l o'clock, the engine
house Of Perry Hose Company, No. 70, located In
Horatio street near Hudson street. discovered to
be on fire. 1t originated in the back room ON the first
floor of the building and was occasion by fireworks
belonging TO Mr.. Edge of New.Jersey, which had
been placed there for safe keeping nn,il noon Jay
son square. The programme, however, was suddenly
changed, and instead of imparting joy to the multi
fude, spread terror and dsnay throughout the imme-
date neighborhOod. 1t was, no doubt, caused Dy IN
cendiaries as two young men were seen to climb into
the rear window of the building and the explosion &C.
Cured shortly afterward. The two persons s9s-
pectsd were subsequently arrested oy sergeant oe-
bring. ,,,
John Standn, while firing pistol in Fourteenth street
near Sixth avenue, shot himself through the nanu;
shattering the same badly. lie was conveyed to his
residence by Officer Pe and DIR. Carter promptly at
tended him and dressed his wounds.
A lost child was brought III and subsequently
claimed JACOB IL. SEBRiN", oeig''
TENTH PRECINCT.
Asa Harrington, laborer-Drunken aud dsorderly
conduct; Officer Latty. Committed by Justice Bren'
Fred Brumel, pianoforte maker-Drunken and
disorderly conduct Officers Hyatt and Little. Com
mitted by Justice Brennan.
Philip Kettleman, sailor-lntoxlcauon; Omcers
Smith and Zoos. Discharged by Justice Brennan.
Andrew StratOn-Intoxcaton; Officers Buren, ana
Little. Committed by Justice Brennan.
b. Rutte Druggist-Attempt at rape Officer Latty.
Committed by Justice Brennan.
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disordeTly conduct; Officers james and Turner CON-
mitted by Justice Brennan. ~.
John Brown, Baker-P.tty larceny; Officers Hyatt
and Smith. Committed by Justice Brennan.
William Behana while staneing in Bayard street
witnessing riot was shot in the thigh fracturng the
bone in shocking manner. lie was conveyed 10 the
Hospital. ...
RESIDING at No. % Delaney street, was severely
wounded in the arm by the explosion OF small can
non fred of by some boys at the corner OF Hester
and Essex streets. She taken home by Ohcer
Smith. and DIR. Waterman was called in and dressed
her wounds. TIC. DAVIS, Sergeant.
ELEVENTH PRECINCT.
Julia Gray, house. keeper-drunken and dlsorderly
conduct; Officer Alexander. Sent to Police Court
Henry Roach, grocer--drunken aud disorderly con-
duct; officer Herbert Sent 10 Police Court.
Joseph Acker, grocer-drunken and disorderly con-
duet; Officer Johnson Sent to Police Court
Peter Kremp weayer-dlsorderly conducts Onicer
Dykeman. Sent to Police Court
Phillip Kline ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS and battery; OF
hcer Green. Discharged on bail until Monday, by
Aid. Steers.
in the upper portion of this Precinct and the Police
force insignificant compared with the thousands
Of Infatuated demons that thronged the streets that
was impossible TO do much with them. Toward night
was called on for help from the Seventh Preciact
where serious riot was then raging My reserve was
quickly sent to their relief which left me almost
tiTey helpless, aud the outlaws had 1t pretty much
their own way till midnight. Finding nobody else to
naltreat they turned to and had several free fights