New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-07-10

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dow OF The prison by tying his sheets 20 me s ~
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charge OF the keeper Of the prison to De sxsn
the United State. M.r.hsi II ls saia @". .nd Vas
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ELEVENTH PREcrSor.
George Black, laborer-drunk; oy Oihcer Inufch'
Ten days, by Justice Wood. s;.o.5.,,v coninc,.
Alice Carroll, hOu'eksepe'--disO'os'iy e0Hu"'''
Mebsel Riley. tinsmi.h James H. Hopkins ms
chjpi.t-rio. throwing stones, &c by Ofhcens van
Arpsdale and j. W. Wells. s, -, ,hs
"fno,Lrr Rov.-Abou. II o'clock last night an
alarm rap was heard in the Seventeenth Ward Dy Ine
Eleventh Ward officers in Twelfth street. AMI upon run
ming in the direction OF it, when at the corner OF ave
nue. al Twelfth street they were attacked ~ Ine
mob with stones and clubs. The odds against 'neu,
was so great hat the officers were near beng peea
from the ground, when they were compel cd TO use
their revolvers, few shots from which pa. par 0,
The crowd 10 fight. few Of the more daring raiiiea
egain, and attempted to rescue the
whom the officers had eeded in arresting WIN
stores in their hands and they were again co m
PEELED TO fire on their assailapts The officers nnay
succeeded in bringing their prisoners to the o.a.on
House. What damage was done oy the shoas nIeu
is not known hositively although it is reported that
several q the outlaws were wounded. II IS perhaps
proper to state that the alarmrap which was nea
was given by the rowdes themselves for the express
purpese of drawing the officers there aud then making
an onslaught on them They were OF course taken Dy
surprise and it fortunate thst few OF them hap
peued to have their revovers with them. can only
add that they will not be caught mapping again very
soon but that every man cent into that dis'rct WIN oe
prepared hereafter to shoot down any outlaws VINO
may attack them These fellows are regularly or
gained gang, known AS The Forty Thieves OF Ave-
Iue A.
TWELFTH PREcIScT.
A., .lI,, larc nv Officer EAty Dis
charged by Justice Bro wnell ,r c..
Ellen Knapp, drunk; by Officer TreadweN. Sent
| to Police Court.
THIRTEESrH. PREcIScT.
Mary Mclaughlin, no business, drunk; Matilda
En,ina. ,ailoress, drunk; Christopher Marr book
binder drunk and disordery. Committed ten days
each by Justice Brownell
FOURTEENTH PREcrScT.
Michael Flanagan, cartman, WIN. Meals, iron-lnold-
err John Laurens no professon drunk and disorderly
| conduct. Sent to Essex Market Police Court
SIXTEENTH PREcIycT.
John PAYNE, mechanic, Francis Gallagher me-
chanc, John Gtrstony, mechanic drunk ana "sor-
| derby.
Thomas Henderson, laborer, intoxication.
SEVENTEENTH PREcIScr.
Mary Tierney into1icationi by Officer Waeob.
| Committed for ten days.
Margaret Davis vagrant; by Officer Purdy. Com
mted.
Eliza j. Briggs insane; by Officer Stout. Cam
mtted for examination. oc
Herry Spertz, butcher-pett larceny; by Officer
Purdy Committed for examination.
Andrew Shields, taOr-intoxicaton; by Officer Gill
let Committed ten days.
Henry Hernen, rag.picker-asssut and battery by
| Officer McKelvy. Committed for examination.
| John Colgan, acknowledgements and battery by
| Officer Sutton. Committed for examination.
| VIM. Lineb carpenter into1ca'on; by ohcer
| Stout Committed ten days.
Frederick Mercer, feed store-assault aud battery
| by Officer Mcconnell. Committed to answer.
James McManus, carpenter intoxicated; by Ofhcer
Mott. Discharged.
Michael Malery- disorderly conduct; by Officer
| Wacob. Committed for examination.
Frederick Ilet tailor-assault and battery; by Oil
| Ger Tbrlshman. Committed for examination.
| John Quisley, ACKNOWLEDGEMENT; by Officer
| Edwards Committed for ten days.
| John Mcclure musician; Ann Mcclure, musician )
Benjamin Cristman tailorintoxication and disordery
| conduct. Temporarily committed. -.
| VIM. Tailor Enthusiastically conduct. Dis
| charged. ,,.
EIGHTEHNIH PREcIscT.
| John Herman, pedder Robert Smith, sailmaker-
highway robbery and iiotiDg; by Officers Burden
Sergeant Bennett SAYS: " The above.named prisoners
are two Of the rioters and thieves who were engaged
in ,obbng conductors the First.avenue Railroad
cars on the 9Th inst. The ph OF the joke Is have
| testimony TO convict them."
| NIsETEENTH PRECINCT.
C.N. Thorn, saor-assault and battery; by Officer
| Merrill.
| James Donelson DOuer-iDaker-ihuecent exposure
of person. by Officer Sepnant.
| Mary Body, servaBt-indeccnt exposure of person;
| by Officer Bumstead.
| TwESTY-sECoSD PRECINCT.
| Jane McName, housekeeper; Arthur McName, Ia
borer intoxicated; discharged by Justice Flandreau.
Mary Freeman, housekeeper, constructive larceny;
| by Officer Bowley.
Mary Jane Muiligan, prostitute, intoxicated and dis
| orderly. -,
Margaret Youngs, prostitute, intoxicated and disor-
| derby.
Mary Ann Cayen prostitute, intoxicated and disor-
| Derby; sent 10 Police Court.