The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-07-14


eficers Capt HART seemed reoced, and said he knew
Fernando Wood NJ the bottom Of t. He forthwith
vent over the origin Of the no, The alteration On NE
Sidewalk, which made the 0rss disturbance he had no
doubt WA 'han AFFAIR mad up by tho Mayor 70 enuap
his men into riot already planned OF when
tho stadt theatre audience shonid dismissed Cspt.
Hart nveiRhed In the bieest most sc-
against Fernando Wood tho cause Of all u troubles
in his ward.
MEETING OF CITIZENS OF THE SEVEN.
TENTH WARD.
AT meeting OF the citizens Of the Seventeenth ward
held at Mr.. Groener,s OF and Fgsyen.h
street, Mr.. Bernard Riley chosen Chairman aud Mr.
Gun, Secretary.
Mr. RrEY took the chair, and Ead that the chzens OK
the Seventeenth ward always peaceabe AMI viking
to obey the law and novel that q com nfee be 40
pointed 10 SEQ that the post mor,em examination be
Quoted with fairr ees and justlce
whereupen the following committee appointed to
BIO present nj the post norton examinaton:-A
VIM. Coulter Councilman Riley, Couciimac Scha6er,
Councilman Mansfield, Mr. Fichhoh Mr.. Delshan Michael
Smith, Jas Kocp, Mr.. Iambrech., Chss. Cruz, Mr. pa6,
Mr. zceler, A. Weber f. Fol1, Jas Koobc Ckas. Wells,
Peter Lulz and VIM. Grocnort
On motion, the following nistee appointed ia
engage attorney Iominson 10 attend the post mortem
exc mination COUNCILMAN Mansfield, Michael Smith,
Joseph KOCH Ceas. Crux andMr. kegelmann.
Mr. DEIAyAN and Councilman said hat they
had been ey Witnesses and TIM. oamo con be laid
to the citizens, and THAI the old pc had part In
affair. and that private citizen had been s6ot do with
Mr.. N, ssnH said that an outrage had been COM
been attempted before tha, the Municipal police never
had occasion TO use or carry pistols 70 quiet the people
The CHAIRMAN sad that The citizens Of The Seventeenth
ward do aii In their power 70 show they were
peaceabe community, and they would always DO their
best TO keep up the good order and character Of tie
ward.
motion that the committee meet here al O'Clock 20
morrow morning, was carried.
A motion Of Councilman Mansfield, that they should
Al meet 70 morrow (IuesdAy) night In mass meeting u
Eustache's, was also carried.
THE LATEST FROM THE SCENE OF DIsTUR.
BANCE
EIsyxS o'COcs Pm.
At this hour scouting party, which had been SEMI Qua
nc returned and reported 10 Commissioners Draper that
the rioters thlcky congregsted between avenue
and First avenue and through second Third Poas
they vociioratng terrible vengeance
the MeMopoitsns, and firing pistols and guns and
yelling with demonac rage Mr. Draper instantly ordered
sufficient force should be sent down 10 dsperse the
and bring Of them in or the scouts remarked,
Gwen DO have force enough, bat they armed
with revolvers" "Wel then, said Mr. Draper "sena al
the men you can muster-leaye only enough 70 take caro-
Of the station house" Capt Hartt iustanay made his A.
rangemepu send out all the force, numbering a. Ills
time full i've hundred men. IT was determined 10 pre-
coed In detachments down second, Third and Fourth
streets from The Bowery to meet In avenue at rnrd
street, 10 completely surround any who orpos0t
them The station rcsoundod with the
Ing Of the various wads and The Mne formed shortly After
eleven O'Clock In the following ORDER
ON THIRD STRICT.
command OF Capt, Hnrtt Thero with him aesach-
ments from the Seventeenth ward under Capl Hart;
ward, sergeant stewart Smith The line Of march vas
down Third street TO avenue b, through avenue 70
Houston sree through Second street, First Avenue and
Third stTeei home
ON FOURTH eTRnr.
This detachment under com nAnd Of Sergeant Ses
bring, VI the Ninth ward, with detacsmons nom tho
Ninth under his charge, Tenth, under Sergeant
Davis, the Third under Sergeant Pease Their
route down Fourth street w A, through
A. Second street, First avenue ana Third home
on SECOND STREET.
The force Second under The n,and OF
Sergeant Bryan, with deachmcns from Tho Npnsecntn
ward tho Thirteenth ward, she Ffsh ward under Ser
gtani Isaacs and detachn ent from tho 81 cond ward
Their down Second street IN through
avenue A TO Third street, and up THIRD street home.
larger portion wero 10 The Third street parry he a.
range that each force shoud halt At the
until tho others hailed them, so ~ al to march down 70
gsther Tho Third street squad marched down without
molesiaton In solid phaanx, followed by large rwd
Of Dangers on The outsiders e OF at First avenue, and
waited with breatness suspeme, Tho rcsnh o. tho attack
When tho poce had reached about tho con're II tho
block In Third street below Frst svcuucr tremendous
shooting heard, and scattering reports OF arms.
though very fow Amid the and c,nason the most
agopzinn, froans could be heard, and the outsiders
however. proved % be very veal and soon rave WAY
Two of tho rioters arrested Officer nnsdse Of tho
18th ward arrested humpbacked German who gave hs
lawrence Reiser IIe had Just dred of bar
rel OF eoabe barreed pistol which had burst the osher
barrel stu loaded. On examining him At the station
ply OF ammunition lie locked up, eylncns the Ut
moe sremulaten. officers Haght OF the 9TH and Eeyser,
Of The second, arrested German who his nsmc ~
Goteo feleley, ~ the act OF wtsallng an onecr lie
taken TO the station house and locked up After having
been rather severely csbbed. No arms were found on
hr person.
THE POLICE FrRs INTO KACH OTHER
By some unaocouniabe bunder the third and second
street parties al their eng in A, msiook esch
other for rioters and fred shos before The
discovered. Policeman kennersey, OF tho Eighth
ward, received hcsh wound from pistol bullet busws
aeriousy Injured,
shortly afer II O'Clock oil tho de,achmenis returned
and that they nsao their why clear Mr.
Draper hearing exaggoraied 10 Of Tho
being shot, gave orders 70 have the military brought up.
They had been under arms during The evening me list
Regiment, Col. Vosburgb, and the Sh Regiment, Col.
Lyons nj Centre market, and tho 7th Regiment, OIL.
Duryea, ai lafayette Hall The order however soh-
OF any further disturbance Importance all the force
ordered home 81 midnight except the sth, 18th and sth
precinct attachments
T~uvr o'Cro~-NiDNsHr.
The excitement still continues The military nave been
for and Is expected that they will arrive in tho
Of half An hour Mr.. Draper and NJ. Tallmadgo
thought prudent call out the militia, and their arrival In
looked for m,menssrily Gen. Hall and Deputy sg,er.r-
tendsnt Carpenter hero and asprcber,ye Of
sious difieulty ere the military arrives.
Or. Alexander Mou has ms, returned from dressing
tho wounds Of the prisoner Fgiey. lie had three ong
wounds the scalp, made by clubs. There fac
ure Of the skull but the doctor rays the prisoner has al
ready some symptoms Of concasslon OF the brain.
offcsr Kennedy. or the Frhteenth ward, has 9 fesA
wo,nd In tho eft thigh ban passed through bis pants
looms, and grszcd his leg, nctrg severe, though nos
dsnsefous wound The wound was dressed ~ Dr. koH,
and the injured man was conveyed TO bis home:
Captain Hart, IN dialogue With Gosersl h,l And
that be known 10 be "cod water mar, snd hn IN
the business Of cosing up the liquor pisces On sundT
the whole analr was laid 10 bin ana ns enu W msso
the matter thorough in tho ward had given the stmalua
10 the entire bIniness. -. -. -
1.nc,., Vii bcId tbfr sessions Captain Hsrtts
house and nothing done al The Oommssiooers' ooe