The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-07-19
Jurx-ud you see any blood on the mans shir.r A


Jurc-were you struck with . stone, Yes; "a.
knocked dead the sidewalk Capt Hartts feet
Juror-hd You try to kill the msnY A pointed the
pstc, with inten OF KILN h,m lodged the tone
be hu, nd al me- dooged him, bat Intended 10 Kill n'n
Juror Did Capt Harit order you to dres Cap sp
Hsiu did order fre bat when we got near tn
he ordered 10 bait and ga hs never saw the
be could get the 10 keep do IN for him aud
they keep to take clubs 30 (desc ibin
between our hands and oress 'g.ins, them
q. Did they strike at your rhey caught me oy the
cost collar and seized my club.
Q Had you struck any one YETI A No, str, had 10,
@ mi you use your cluoS A did when they csus,
hold OF and tried from me; raised 1t then anc
struck al them and hit them.
Q. You then let 60 OF himf A Yes.
Q. Were there stones flying at THIS timer A. Yes.
Q. We're you cools A. ~>s; made up my mind to
s,aDd by my captain at any risk
reside No 10 sixth street. am brother o. toe
te.iifed YESTERDAY Sss IN the reghborhood OF
ageu1e A during the riot Of last Sunday.
Q nd YOU hear any dinRy did.
Q where dic Il cone from, A. From the crowd cor
Of Fourth street and avenue A
Q pd it come from the poi 'emenS A. No; 1t came
from the mob
9 How m.ny shots did you hear1 4. Five or six.
Q ND you see any et mes tnro~nf ! did
Q Where did they iromf A could not say
Q DID you hear any firing before the stone, were
Q ND you see any one ipjaredY A. dd-epe man IN
Fourth street; he WAS one oil the mob ne was bleeding
from the forehead
Q Did you see any of the officers ares A, No.
Y DIG you hear ORDERS 10 trei A No.
q Did you ace them using their CLUBS A. No: they
only pushed the mob bile vas there
Did ysu any Of the officers have pistoSf A. No
Q DID you see any shos from the hous 'sopss A di
O. Did you see any Of the officers injurede did not
Corone Perry here stated that hal been inq arng
Messrs Blunt y the .miths relative 70 the bule
found in 1ers body and learned from them that there
none OF Co is revovers which would admit ball Of
s size and weight that they thought belonged TO su
gle double bsi rehed pistol, and revolver
One Of the jrors here produced revolver viii IN he
a,d would ball i've eghhs Of grain heavier
that which wss extracted from deceased.
Coroner Perry-Nou, e Dtlemen, will adjourn until
9ocock on Monday morning. to the theatre In Fourth
street 49,.
The Germans I'm the seventeenth Ward.
TO THE EDITOR OF The HKRALD.
The following article it, appearance In the Daily
Times Of yesterday
Avenue principally inhsh,ed ny Germsns Of the ower
German 1s Five RS Nov, @ A
snd equvoca In morals far a. this is
ys,day who followed he BODY Of is
generally OF that which the
ZION d their counryme distinct ned TO gnise.
This feel called upon as residing avenue A, to
uhdict That the Gerna residents Of thu, neghborhood
If the poorer cass do not wish TO deny, but do say
that they sre principally mechanics and artisans and
honest, true and good nstured people any person
would wish to find 10 th,s city That the rag picker
live IN the neiebbo' hoed oeny, for know OF in
the mms da'e neishoo hooi where reside That it Is
tue German Five POINTS deny most ,mpha,icaly ToN
uFt " N1aa 10 ieutohOaiy uuy III poFsbu anu ei'lVo
ca 10 morab, Ok far as this city IL concerned, be
found there, al.o deny Nor over call the whole
icle mot pspabe faIsenood, aud gotten up to backen
the ,ba rAcer Of the Germans
Why the Times should publish such article as the
above cannot mt for unless IL with the int
OF ju ty ing the police in knocking down and shooting
like dogs, innocent cizens pretsnce OF que
riot By inserting 1bs (Which is than at drst in
tended 70 sav in your widely Gre laef paper, will
greatly obge the residents A, sho feel them
selves (and TIL justly sggrieved b! the article
ton. VALENTINE LUZ,
Corner avenue md Fourth street
NEW YORK, July 10, 1867.