New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-11-05

The 3. Ipus papers speak in the highest 'eini' "a
Mics Heron performance Of PhGdra' ~ We" - a.,
Ltd and adapted by herself and the cr''c'' "
mode IN which the work l. executed are very
uo,v Jrsr,rx ~ ADMrSIsTEREp.-On the "a inst
=, oa;oer a,rested party in the Seventh Ward Tor
.,o.ou. conduct ard was conveying him to the SIS
a., uousa when a rescue was attempted. Yesterday
,,ornru Justice Brennan refused even TO hear the
cbsres. TIE reason he gave for so doing vas tina.
,notIer officer had preferred charge Of assault and
battery sgarst rim, but the assault was not commit
I'D al the time Of the attempted rescue.
CsupRyr's Aip.-We learn that the Branch ONCE
f the CAildren's Aid Society for helping unemployed
trades girls to the West opsns to-day for business
pstar Coouers liberality has furnished the Society
lin ar oAc. in ths Union Buildings on Third avenue,
90, 49, nIscs This movement is not designed TO
I,rsrd o;yI, Al service or now in employment but
o,,v n ala those WHO are out Of work, and with but
mai mems LEFT. For the present, Office hours are
+orp 70 O'Clock. In al cases those who are a.
listed by the Society expected either 10 pay their
fare in advance or have il deducted from their first
wages. Those who pay cash in advance win be irst
attended to, ard next those who advance portion Of
their farce.
RIorITG AsD IScITING TO Rror on ELEcTioS
DAY.0icers Policy, Of the Nineteenth Precinct, aud
Harold and Van Hagen, of the Twentieth Precinct,
yesterday morsirg appeared before Justice Dawson
q tho Second District Police Court, and made CON-
plant against James Jennings, Thomas Adie, Hugh
McMsun, james Golden, John Snedden and James
Rogers, charging them, in company with several
others, wi h assembling together g! the polls of the
Fourth Election District OF the Twentieth Ward on
Tuesday Nov 8, for the purpose Of creating aud in.
citing riot and that the persons sbovensmed did
then and there otously assault the citizens who
to the polls and broke and destroyed the tckeboxes,
and also assaulted the officers with stones and other
missiles, While the officers we're in the discharge OF
heir duty.
Jennings ID twenty years Of age native Of Ireland
Ives 10 West Thirty-secopd street, in plasterer by
tsde arc pleads not guilty.
Thomas Adie is II years of age, was born In New
York is osbnst-mske5 BY trade, and lives in Thirty
Hugh McMsnn is 81 years Of age; was born DO Ire
and; yes in Twenty sixth street; is bricksyer by
sds. Said he did mot know what he was arrested for
hrd, lives in Thrthythrd street, is lsborer, and
says he has done nothing.
John Snedden 10 16 yesrs Of age was born IN SCOT
Land, lives corner Of Ninth avenue and Thirty ninth
street mskes esr;springs, and ssys ne vas "a DOM
scthing bit walking IN the 'r'e' when he was a.
james Rogers Is "a years Of age, was born in Ire
land, yes IN ThiIty-seventh street. is lsbcrer, aud
deniee the charge. ..oa
The magistrate committed Golden in default off 600
bail, and the rest were held for examination.
All the RI II in the Twentyfrst Ward, OFFICER Stoddst
and others arrested Patrick Honeyman and fsH i,
Eoley charged with rioting on election day at the
With District poll OF the Twenty'hrst Ward. Ins
psries were Yesterday taken before Justice Dawson,
and held in the sum OF 1000 each for trial. Honey
nan gave the required bail; bis comp anon was
It.l. Il n a a
knd, liver In Twenty eighth street, works in card
isctory and says he had nothing t, do with it.
Honeymsn lie tventythree years OF age. was BORN IN
llaand lives In Second avenue, Is dyer by trade,
al denies the charge. This prs >ner said TO b. one
q the worst men In the Ward, ana very hard case
The following persons, arrested for riotng on cleo
ton day IN the Sixteenth Ward. were yesterday mon
ing taken before Justice Dawson, and committed for
examination; Michael Lynch, joan Coyle, William
Coyle, Frank Coyle and William Krillon. Charges
we're preferred az ainst them by the officers but the
pncpsl witnesses hsd not yet appeared at the Court
On election day. Officer Louden of the Eighteenth
when one edward Mack interfered with the officer in
the discharge Of Lis duty, ami rescued the PsGae[
The officer then arrested Mack, who wa committed
Tor trial in default Of $500 bail
Thomas Riley an lrishman, was arrested ON elec.
ton day for assault and battery upon the person OF
John II. Teijen. Riley, Il appears at the heaa OF q
crowd went 10 the grocery store kept by IeQen cor
ser Of Eighth avenue and Twenty-Inh street, aGd
demanded LIQUOR, winch was ietuseu' AisSp7,.. SoN
them he would neither sell norsgiye away hi. liquor.
Riley and his crowd then demanded cigars, wn1ca
were alec refused, whereupon the rowdes tel upon
and beat Tieten rather badly. officer Van Hagen
was eummont 10 the spot and arrested Riley Jnstlcs
Dawson co mmitted the accused 10 default oil SiVVo
bail.
Michael RadigAn and William Cotton were ap2re-
hended gu Tutsoay evening charged with assuring
Officer Merrill of the Nineteenth Precin, at the Iwen
teth Ward pon. Justice Dawson committed them IN
default &C 81 600 each.
John Ke,s was arrested, charged with violently a.
saultirg Officer Copeland OF The Seventh Ward Police
sn election dag. lie was committed by Justce Bren-
ran.
Patrick Griffin was arrested, charged With attempt
irr TO rescue prisoner from Of the Seventh Pre-
cinct Police Committed by Justice Brennan for ex-
Jamss Msrony and Mchsel S. Bunton we're ar
rested. charged with Sighting and creating disturb
snce at ore OF the polls of the Seventeenth Precinct
Hed.to bail to keep the pesces
Two men named Smith and Clark, formerly con-
sec,ed with Ensine Companies No. Al aud ., either as
nemhers OF runners got into fight on the corner OF
Pitt and Delaney streets, on Tuesday evening after
the closing Of the pols. Smith had his NOSE badly
mutsied BY the teeth Of his Antagonist aud Clark in
turn had one Of bis lips nearly bit of. Neither OF the
parties was arrested.
A disturbance occurred at the lid Poll District oil
the Thhtt epih Ward, corner of Attorney and Gtand
streets election day and resulted In the arrest o.
Richard Bsn6eld, ex policeman. Bsni.eid Il
charged with committing assault and battery upon
Mr.. Pstt Gould. The accused. g. is alleged, drew a
.pis.ol ana threatened to shoot Mr.. Gould. Bspiied
vas taken before Justice Bretnan, who required him
10 find bal IN the sum of $500 aud msantiue, allowed