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

days and nights previous
During the cruise Of the military and police, two
men named Thomas Foley and John Campon, were
ARE sted for throwing bricks from the top OF house
at the corner Of Mulberry and Bayard streets, and
one man in the street for rotOus and dsordery con-
dot. The latter was identified as being one Of the
NATHASIEf 7. HICKS, sersesu, in Command.
SEVENTH PREcIscT.
Catharine Mclaughlin, Irish, vngrant--drubk and
disordeiy; Officer Hudson. Committed for 10 days
by Justice Brennan.
A woman name not learned, Irish, vagrant-grossly
drunk; Officer Paul Committed for III days by JUS
There was no serious row riot in this district yes
terday, although large gangs OF men were going about
the district very much excited, and ready tor Tight
We kept force as reserve most OF the day IN the
house. We thought it advisable TO do no from appear
in the district The latter part of the night we
sent small platoon of men out on patrol. The die
trict was very quiet after midnight when We dismissed
most Of our special force to report again at o'clock
this morning. JOHN CANERos, Sergeant.
EIGHTH PRECINCT.
Sarah Ring, American, prOsitute-drunk and dis
orderly; Officer Van Buren,. Committed for ~ days.
Mary Moore, American, servant.drunk and disor-
derly Officer West. Committed for 10 days. -,
Nora Taylor, American, prostitute-asssut with
intent to kill Henry Waters Officer Roberts.
Catharine Reilly, Irish, servant-drunk in street.
Officer OImsted.
John Williams colored, waterproof larc ,ny; OH
Ger Jones.
About 70 o'clock m. to-day Sergeant Cheney was
examining u
him, to tie if it was loaded when it accidentally weat
off, ractuling the thumb of his left hand badly that
it had to be amputated. DIR. Turner and Surgeon
Hall, residing in the neghbOrhoOd were pres.nt and
rendered every assistance.
About D. m. a woman named Nora Taylor made an
assault upon Henry Waters with dirk knife, nhctiog
a severe wound in his left breast. MIR. Waters has
been living with this woman for the last three years
and has had some difficulty before this and this after
noon she threatened his life and followed him to the
Station House, and while Mr. Waters was asking pro-
lection from Officer Roberts the woman made the
attack, cutting his hand badly. She was arrested.
This woman seems to be determined to kill. Before
she made the attack che entered the drug store Oppo
site the Station House and asked for glass of water
The doctor noticed her take from her pocket Pc wder
which she swallowed, and on asking her what it was
she ssd it was morphine, and that she was in the
habit Of taking it.
With the exception of the above case, everythin,
passed off very quietly in this District Most Of the
keepers Of places where liquor sold cheerfully
complied with the law by promptly closing theirpaces
Of business. CHARLES s. TURsBULL Inspector.
Ninth PRECINCT.
Edward Alsop, English, Internationally conduct;
Officer Girard. Hello to bail in $500 by Justice Da-
vsOn.
Daniel Duffy, American, thef-intoxication and dis,
orderly conduct; Officer Clark. Committed for 10
days to City Prison by Justice Dawson.
John Hayne, Irish, laborer-intoxication and dis.
orderly conduct Officer Leroy. Committed for 10
days TO City Prison by Justice Dawson.
Ann Boyle Irish, house -intoxication and dis
orderly conduct; Officer Standish. Committed for 10
days by Justice Dawson.
Mary Ann Smith, Irish, housework- intoxicaton;
Officer Kniflin. Committed for 10 days by Justice
Dawson. CLARK KNAPP, Sergeant.
TENTH PRECINCT.
Patrick Lynch Irish, painter inoxication Officer
Williams. Committed by Justice Brennan.
Mary Berry Irish, seamstress-vagrant; Officer
King. Discharged by Justice Brennan.
A lost boy, named Thomas Dixon, sent to the Aims.
House.
DIV No stu OF "A
about y. H. word received at the Station-House
that the fight had been resumed in Bayard street,
Lear the BOwery. The whole force of the Precinct
was soon mustered, and arriving at the corner OF
Bewery and Bayard Streets found there had been no
fighting but every preparation was making for
general riot The force was stationed In the Bowery
and remained on duty during the night; sn,
ELEVENTH PRECINCT.
Henry Burns, Irish, without occupaiion-disordery
conduct; throwing stones, &C., at the officers; Officer
Johnston. Discharged by Justice Brennan
PETER SQUIRES, Inspector.
TWELFTH PRECINCT.
Terence Mullen, Irish, labOrer-drunken and disor.
Derby conduct; Officer Treadwel. Discharged by
Justice BrOwnen. II,
Tbos Kunockie, Irish, laborer1drunken and disor-
derlv: Officer Hayden. Sent to Police Court.
Cias Pray Scotch, laborer-drunk and disOrderly;
oh'oe' '''N'''' GALEN p PORTER, Inspector.
THIRTEENTH PRECINCT.
Mary Sheridan Irish, Observation-Disclosures Officer
Ro lson Committed for ten days by Justice Brennan.
Mary MCGOWAN, Irish, servant-drunk Officer
Lewis. Con mitted for ten days by Justice Brennan.
About O'Clock yesterday afternoon, Ohlcer LEWIS WE
and Special Officer Howell discovered fire in the
clothing store sof j. G.. Salhenger, No. $50 Grand
street. They broke open the doors and removed
some of the goods to the SatiOn-liouse The fremen
were very quickly the ground and confined II wtnn
the store Officer Iatty of the Tenth Precinct, with
section of men, came and assisted in keeping the
peace and securing the property. From what we
could learn it had the appearance OF being the work
of an incendiary. Damage estimated by the owner,
Mr. Salhepger, at $1,000; and he was insured IN tne
st. Marks Co. for 81 200 in the Brooklyn, 81 600 and
in the Excelsior 600. THos. STEERS, First Sergt'
FIFTEENTH PRECINCT. -
Thomas Corbrey, Irish, bOatman-Drunken and dis
orderly conduct Officer Little. Held to oai III 'ne
James Corbrey, Iish cOoper-Drunken ana G ns0a
derly conduct officer Van Colt. Held to bail in Sooo
and fined $40 by Justice Dawson.
James Carroll, Irish, laborer-Drunken and dsor-
de rly conduct; Officer Bowman. COMMITTED ior Ten
DAYS by Justice Dawson.
10Y y GEORGE w. DILKs, Inspector.
SIXTEENTH Precinct. o..
Mary Smith, Irish, acknowledgements Omeer
Thomas Rooney, Irish, laborer--Inssmty; Officer
Smith. WV. SUTHERLAND, JR, Special Aid.
SEVENTEENTH PRECINCT.
Sunday passed by comparatively quiet. NO serious
disturbance took place. In the afternoon siigu. u
cuy occurred on the LIST avenue in the cars In ref
erepce to closing liquor stores and other places OF the
like the parties on being notified, manifested for the
most part, commendable willingness to obey the
law. y. n. HART, insPeo'oi'
EIGHTEENTH PREcIScr.
William Daley American, erk-ntOxicaton; Offi-
Ger Carey. Committed by Justice Dawson;
John Wars, Irish, laborer-assault and battery;
Officer KinnersIey Committed BY Justice Welsh;
One lost child was sent to the Alms-House and two
were restored to their parents.
Att IN. q gang OF rowdes stopped tho railroad
cars in Eirst avenue between Fourteenth and TWEEN