The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-09-07
Police intelligence.
MOT AMONGST IRISH LABoHERs-RELIG.ors n,rr
ENcEs THE CAUSE. -

NUT AMONGST IRISH .LABOHERS-RE ICrnr-c n,rrrn
ENCES THE CAUSE. ~
Yesterday mnrninr about one o'eloct . ,.
ARRAY took place in Jackson square nj ,h -.
Of Eighth and Greenwich avenues, between n ,, -.
her Of Irish aborers and others living in the ,on,on,
houses OF that locality Happears that about three s
ago some Catholics and Professionals went on an evnr.io
to Bddle's Grove, and there had a serious difficulty
growing out of religious differences of the
without shedding blood however the parties returned n
the city, only TO the trouble which had its oripn
abroad In this last affair il is almost mpossbIe IN ascor
Tam VINO We're the aggressors, the fight general
one and lasted but few minutes During the riot knives
and other deadly weapons used with telling effect
one George Beatty stabbed twice in the head once
u the neck and four times in the breast and abdomen
The wound in the abdomen of dangerous character
Owen Clark, another of the rioters, received three
were more or less cut and bruised At the time OF the
pmteaKng out Of the riot officer knight, of
IN, ,he Ninth precinct, who was duty in
ule immediate neighborhood, after giving the alarm
hsened TO the spot and single handed vanly endeavor
co 10 queli the riot His call for help quickly re-
sponded to by Sergeant Lush Mcpherson ike.
wise number OF officers from the Sixteenth precinct soon
arrived and by their united efforts finally dispersed the
rioters who were bloody looking set of men az any
one might wish TO The officers succeeded in arrestne
zen Of the rioters who gave their George Beatty
VIM Hackett, VIM. McMann, owen Clark Patrick Clark
VIM Archibald, John Roach, VIM. Mc(ieohn James Nc
Carly and James Kennedy all Of whom were taken TO the
Ninth ward station house when such as needed medical
ad were attended by DR. Ross of Hudson street. Beatty
was afterwards conveyed TO his residence where he lies
M critical condition. Inspector Sebring subsequently
not even single individual could be found who expressed
a Willingness TO come forward and prefer complaints
against the rioters The prisoners however are still in
CUSTODY awaiting an examination before Justice Quacken-
bush. S
An E1-PoucENAN CHARGED WITH PICKING PocKrrs-
John Eadie, an ex-policeman formerly attached to
the broadway squad, and some time since dis.
missed from the force for intoxcation was ar.
rested on Monday night by officer Deahunt, of the
heteentn precinct charged with picking the pocket of
Ferdinand Foen living at 90 Cannon street. of silver
watch, valued at S35 The members of German Catho
near sxty-sixth street and Third avenue which drew
large concourse OF people While there Mr. Folen had
ms pocket picked and charged the theft unon Eade ana
Two others On searchng Eadie the stolen watch VIC
tound IN the lining OF his coat He kept in the station
house al night, and subsequently taken before Justice
rownen Tor examination. The accused denies stealing
The watch and says it placed in his pocket for the
purpose of involving him in trouble ~ '''
howDYIsN AND STABBISG.-On Monday night at n late
hour John hcMenony, alias pinch, j" notorious fellow
WIN number Of boon companions, entered the bakery
OF John Baen, No. avenue A. and demanded cake and
other refreshments for which they said tbcv cou,d ar
would net pay Their demand refused The rowdiee
then commenced an assault upon Mr. Balen who II !.
aleged was stabbed in the back with knife nv ,ha.
sharp instrument in the hands McMenonv Tho aar,,
Deing raised officer Lawncy Of the Seventeenth nrecnct
ran up and arrested McMenony. His confederaes az
capped The prisoner was detained to answer S %
The BROADWAY RAPE CAsE.-George Finnegan. charood
with attempt at rape on Miss Augusta La Iue the fair
danseuse at the Melodeon held to bail Yesterday l.,
the SUM OF $1,000 to appear before the Court Of General
iSessions. ei~i