The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-07-15
APPEARANCE OF TIE WARD LAST NIGHT.
MILITARY ARRANGEMENTS.

The Seventh, Eighth and Seventy nrst regiments were
under their respective armories evening"
ready 70 march 70 the OF the disturbance
ments warning Gen. Hall had command Of the brigade,
and held himself In readiness obey the orders OF the
Police Commissioners should they be compelled call
upon the services Of the soldery.
The Seventh regiment Col ppryea, stationed 81
lafayette Hall, IN Broadway, while the Eighth regiment,
were Under arms the Center Market drii rooms NJ
1amAdRe bad several interviews with Gen Hall
ring for the purpose OF arriving at definite arrange
ment In the event Of riot tssg place. snd the
plans adopted for the safe keeping Of the peace
throughout the disturbed districts.
FROM FIVE TO HALFPAsT NINE O'CLOCK.
Al Eve o'clock quite crowd was hanging around the
station house It spprebenied that attack would
be made when the funeral procession returned Captain
Hart placed his in position Of defence. He
epger up stairs ing, "Tell the up
really 70 come Down at a moments warning Policemen
from the sixth, Eighth, Ninth, Thirteenth, Fifteenth, Sc
venteenih, Twentieth and Twenty arss wards pre-
sent and the entire force the spo. numbered se up
wards OF a hundred and my.
Tie police found OF badge, or tiEnal distributed
various wards Of tho city yesterday pcs, ar
circular paper In red, In others white, AMI
IN others blue, with round hole In the centre Il
thought 10 be tue sgr for concerted action 70 differ
eni part ct the same time for general nse,ng aod
grand dernonsuaion Al some given poiR:-
Thestre, in Fourth street for hours during after
noon The more intelligent portion Of the people said
ssh any ust legal arrest when they were
attacked By the Metropoans body else they
defend their rights They did not want 70 nsh and aid
intend 10 uness thes invaded They sboaJ ap
point vigilance committee, xho,e business II should be
protest their rights
There va. ALEC larre crowd at KarPs lager bier
In avenue A. Tbs was the place where OF the Ger
mans arrested on Sunday attempted 10 take refuge.
noisy crowd drinking lager ADD deciamng against the
THa afng~ laadn h.a
of the funeral procession, and sso suspended the
stage Of the theatre. "Oper der Ne oposn Police"
frequently beard, mingled with loud threats OF defiance
While the more Intelligent portions OF these NOISY gather
nss said they Old not wish 10 Agnt and did not intend to-
The lover sort breathcd vengeance and declared that "
they got bold Of Metropolitan they would
blood In revenge for that Of Miller.
About O'Clock, policeman entered the station
house in great hase, saying That mob OF
thousand men, armed with receivers, clubs aud
mRss, were comirg Fourth street. hurra1ng for toc
Mayor and hreasung 10 level the station house TO the
srouod, and murder ali the officers. The meu were 10
family up IN roId line around the In preps
ra,on for the expected attack The people Of he neigh
borhCod Cstcb be runor rushed 10 the spot intense
excitement prevailed for sometime, upon all hands Bat
tbis s1 proved humbug. There mob In the
streets at all.
PIcKrocKxrs LRoVsD.
Bstween and eigot O'Clock too Officers brought 10
whom they had arrested at the opposite
the station house, for taking watch out of mans POCKET
TIE complains, wv named Andrew Delaney, 80 foonpsou
tieeei The ribbon and gold Key bis neck; bat
The ribbon was cut near ihe watch and the vch ,toen
he said be star ding quietly at the corner, looking nj
The station hVuse 10 vhai going when hc sudden
y fer some working at bis pncge,, AM caught the
prifopcr IN the act. Inc prisoner rave his
Thomas OBr.n He vW young man well dressed and
sexy protested his innocence Re locked for the
night and the complainant directed be hand half
this morning The OF the officer with
this prisoner created good deal or excitement and
fusion. The rushed up TO look through the
dows, apparently thinking that the mob was inside.
Tue Of the afternoon further diversified ~
the entrance OF lrshmsn, With lltle too
much OF the good crabur" aboard for his personal
convenience, who brought huge mustet, loaded TO
the muzzle He SAID belonged 10 him, and he wished
simply 10 depo for safe keeping soon after German
boy came complaining that the had stolen his fathers
musket and asking that he returned The individual
soon after made bis appearance again, saying that The
police had right 10 give M his property without he
ORDER and also relating and wonderful story lDrela
uon 70 the IN which the came into his posses
son he said that little before I've Oc'osk ne vaEup IN
tse Third avenue, when be msd bull come rushing
aoNn the street He IN the OF car aud caught
an' upon hs horns who us going TO enter the car,
ana '"sed Der completely the vehicle, landing her
spnh ine pavement and seriously nidriug her. The
oun nen ran towards the aide walk and stop
ped perfectly san. Paddy concluded u was riei, and
running into athop borrowed the aforesaid muske and
mEne AIM shN him directly between the eyes; be then
re ioeoeo and hred twice, each time putting bullet
well pleased with bis skill az butcher and marssman
bA ne pad MIN ~ for shooting him. After delivering
bmseu OF this very probable story Pat assured the Gao
trn that he was formerly OF the Seventh regiment
helped suppress The Aston House riot and was ready 20
doso again whenever n country needed services acr
which be departed.
INTERVIEW BETWEEN rHE SUPERINTENDENT AND
Betveen seven and eight O'Clock superin endent Tall
madge and District Attorney Hal visited the station bouse
Marty IN the evening The Marshal OF the funeral
Toccscon, NC Avaaer rfSinA1sri German citizen OF