The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-07-22


IT. Amo.' mpossbe's Srertsn oy wnst particular per-
SOD socn oeatn was caused 40 no know snAt this e
men mpor'a1oe o. rarely Una. 'enoeras muir Ter
committed dorps .uch an excitement pat Is Of impss
spce to certain The cause o, me ros ~ which Miller "a
us &c ne v r - .as NV S,.;ne ,epos s
and The ,s., 49, Uu rn"d To- so1 d,,tarbsnoe wos1
ne IN ~ an rds, E,on s,Ssn,. or,ss here md fre.
u ~ n e .a. rso es,"o"s liz ,,r NJ ~
ns,e ba, hsen no I ME- huassS ths.
OF the Ger man ooue ,pn,tng the 10 ooeu ooposou -
the laws Tbese consoiralors ara he VINO
r T,"s"y repoi Mo'e ior inc oeaIn Q. 'oun A.lcr.
CONFLICTING. and Low Won vii reconcile tben
do not know. On the one band, statements are made
.na1 '"e n"lce, WINDOW 10y p.ovoc 1.Sn, Iuseea ~
dros pistol. and beating and striking down women vtS
nfsn's In the arms, aod cruelty beating . Who aS
90 nr oecx IN tae agoDes ces.n, sna ina. tne Peooe
the other We hear thai The ocers 6rst used ~
mildes, means ano persuasion dspel dsordery mss,
.po es tney we're answered WIN volley Of soSes saA
a. IA sr.o "a or,v ased their oiubs and ~
tolls amer this attack and they ho their broken
proof that they were resisted also long Ds ri .oaadsa
Ths as., enle ev,osnce, sna oAneoS % osPu's.-
wards the women md wounded men siro,t ~
lief you have reason to believe that any portion e
roy, AT. ~ sh,o.m ' ~, oonSe."e mSs,emen.s
depce /, would he better IL YOU could aeree on ver.
Dict but you u liberty render verdicts yos
90 noe seree. snoaia oo3rHo yoe urner, oW Knowine
thoee moet nsev 10 render lust and mpsrisi vert /.
ihs Gaze, DO not think Il necessary.
Toe Coroner cirscaeo sne jury 70 re.re " Tome ooave
b,,rs IN two v.rdic.s and he ha CorouerI would sooe
OF ether
The urors than agreed N man at Mr. Ru oert on Fury
Sfh strest near second avenue Al O'clock
MON ysrd int couS pe and opv adjourned s
O'CLOCK this nornipg-to meet q Turtle Bay Brewery,
sof'y-n" '30e'' "0'"s'n fi''' sn0 S''""" "'
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Befose Justices Osborn and Connolly
JuIY N-An uuusuallv large mum ,er ar persone vse
.,r.,.r.d mi, ,o-r,r- ch,,o.d 18th ror,..-.,. ~.
~''s'e"0~ wis INV ins, o""'e'u WIN P0'r'W
sauls and batteries and Is worthy OF remark that mt
few OF the assaans were or the gentlsr SEX yong
lady, who'e fashionable yet modest asire and ssass' -
pea ance indicated that she moved In respectable circles
was nut on trial for sssaultinR an able bodied man m
,,.,..,. d.. - II. 80. :. ~ "a 49,.
street, testified that Sarah HILL the defendant, struck .
on the head with n hlchet infic,ipp 4 severe wounA
IT,. ,.,u--.n.. 49,, ,,... on A.. Ie,h ,r...,, ,r,
~" o00'r'o"00 '''A P@'o on 'ao io'n s'~n' nu""~
OF witnesses were examined whose evidence was vsFy
clear against the accused The Justices looked at oil hs
wi the utos leniencv and ware av,der
iy Inclined to give Miss Hill fair chance. But they
compelled 10 nnd her guilty She was sentenced 70 ooa
a. =, 40, - -. 49,. -,
nne"en' !" uo oV Pi~o" LUZ '"irV u~y' ~no o'uor0~
pay nno OF 30.
About twenty prisoners, male and female, who wore
.,ad cor heating ,he;r ssovv c,ens wa,e d,.ch,..S
'~'0N o' ''-Ns 'Ao'' 'o"o" o'A' "o'e
In consequence OF the non appearance OF Witnesses ~
has become quite, q nuisance, and the time Of ths
om..-s or ~. cn-. a. ...oa nv ,.,,r. IN. dono...
OF oompAnan" VINO ial 70 appear On me morning nxsd
for the trial.
SEVENTH WARD Norn CONVICTED
Thos Ryan Of 1888 Henry street. placed at the bar.
charged with being engaged, with number Of others,
q rios in the Seventh ward on the Fourth of July
Sergeant steers OF the Thirteenth district police give
there was mot in jackson street. ths large number 4
persons were engaged IT, threw stones aud o<hsr
70 oueI The dssurbapce he recognized RYAN the ortsons
being active participant In The rot and swore ~
be followed him 70 Grand street, and threw large
n him.
Mr. George W. Gaylord testified that he was In ths
Seventh ward while the riot Yves In progress that Ryaa
rpge&der, and that he saw him strike leo mon
and IRE bri kbats ndiscriminately The Court found
Ry guilty and led him u Saturday for senteaoe
ASSAULT uroS AN orr1cu
O,cer ydmu ID Johnson Of the Twenv sr., ,v.,d %,
pearcd ssnst Bernard Fitzpatrick who mot only ~.
ssuted him. but attempted to prisoner from hin
The evidence conclusive and the Justices Convicted
| the prhoper. He was remanded I'LL Saturday
scnI,sTlIS, ms xrRoroIIrAs osYcxn. azxrxxoD.
opened at l2k In order that Leonard schiein More
poan policeman, who Tried and oouvi ted sasss-
fenced. BE was placed Al the bar, when Judge o.ssT
| addressed him as follows
s.,,,m. JUDGE s. s osos rs, .. ~ sS
assac lied and beaten man BY the name OF Martin Ana
with club, while you were scitg officer in u
sixth waru. You have had fair and impartial trial. snl
the evden 70 - clearly shown that upon the oocasoa re-
erred to you used undue violence with your q ID upoa
The pcrsop of The Nov aettng as,de ali thu
testimony that been before u In relation by you
10 the coarre and vuK language sad 70 have boon uee1 a
that OCCASION we feel bound 10 be governed in rress a.
gree by the evidence OF your side partner and brossr
officer. Mr. Gilmore. II Is very natural to suppose hal
he Al east would sym With YOU and that be vo.
deliver bis Testimony No. vels,ou 70 the aer without ~
feeling or prejudice 10 wards you
schiefnn (nterrupting)-te did NOT do 90
Judge Osborn (oontinuips III am very free 70 say n
far AZ am copce rped that ri bout his <st,mouv shoI1
hardly have been inclined 10 couvi YOU ,atevcv -.
might felt my duty 70 have done In preseutus the
70 the confederation OF the Commissoners u n hardly
pccesrary for me 10 reiterate the remsrkp thsi ms y
the Termination Of our trial. relative 70 the rights -