The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-07-27
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Tho 5tSTmIng or Hogtown.
AfTAcK OF 9Hs CITY iSsfEcTon's GRAND ARMY on
THE UPTOWN PiGGBRIES AND BONE Boiling Es
rABLIsHStfNTs, AND THE UPsnor TuERsoF.
The CoDms 'Oners Of Health recently gsvo orders u
Oily Inspector Dael Deavsn 10 issue notices to the
Inhabitants of HogL> 10 the effect that they oil
not remove their pegers and their inmates, together
with all The caudrons for b.oe boiling, Co. within three
days alter the serving Of tie oces they would be for
cby elected Not 6udng these not co. OF all reesrded
yestefdsy morning Mr.. Richard Il. Owning, super'n
tendent OF Sanitary Inspection acc4 vepanied by hfy
seven men Of his department. and t. sDty nine police
men Of The Twenty second precioct BY Sergeant
Slot, attacked the Malhkof o. nth and sten,W
At seven A. they msrshailsd their fortes Id battle
array at the q Fifty fourth street and Sifsh ave-
poe Major Han was present, and also Henry Murray,
Health Warden, who took part throughout the nyi1g
action OF the day.
The amy OF expulsion proceeded at TO Fifty moth
street. There they encountered fret the most obstinate
and refractory general Of the pork army-Ar. James
cCoimick-who has bis hog garrison perohed an
anosi mrre rock between Sixth Seventh ave-
nufs, where ne daily and nightly nourishes at est two
hundred porke's The scaling Of tho walls was however
effected successfully, and the garrison surrendered bu
the diplomacy Of Mccormick accomplished bis objects
De gained permission to keep his hogs till two
O'Clock and in the meanwhile proceeded Mr.. Della
vans once 10 arrange an ymisttce which agreed
upon for the Of two days This favor was granted
70 Mccormick probably on account OF the imposabiuty
CT n.s innediaely dispoiing OF so many hogs
From Fifty Dinth stree, the army marched to tho pig
gerry OF Godfrey Brumme, In Fifth seventh street, be-
tween sev vl and Eighth avenues The hogs here,
mori'y expelled At the point OF q sharp stick,
Their quarters rszed TO the ground plentiful cup
ply CT lime sprinked the refuse Of pens, while
the carts aid policemen in close attendance to bear
thei, bnitseo o. the a,t'on Inspector Deavan end
hOys de bnf nm field
The courtesy OF the police extended to Terence
Cahi, whom they favored with cali. Mr. Downing told
Terence that he had good mind TO arrest him as an
.xsmpo for paying attention to the notice that was
served on him. Terence va. exceedingly novel b. this
bces 81 right away, and ead he had already sold the
The psEeres 9. Lawrence Lyons were subjected to the
raue treatment located between Fifty sixth and Fifty.
seventh stree,e, Cd Seventh avenue
Patrick Bohens hogs were ,hen exsermnated in Fifty
sixth street., between Sixth and Seventh avenues.
From here tie srmy marched in order TO the
grand and ismously shopg quadri.teral Of Nth
a the oSS S1 ss sSs sy .Sse
by SIKH AID Seventh avenues. Tnis square ia
rally curiosity. Surrounded by handsome piles OF
buildings on adjoining Streets passed by the sixth
hourly, the main conveyauces the Central Park
the streets three sides all graded paved properly
am ard iut ne able stencil begeas all description. The
steam from the bone boiling Kettles is sometimes in
eosey penetrating that passengers in the Sixth avenue
cars ave obliged 10 stop their breath with their handker
chiefs while passing the block and for several minutes a
'erwGds Nearly ~ the pigs had been previously re.
moved from ice quacratera but the ominous cauldrons
~e,eskeie STILL The majority Of them still containing the
sbhcfrent mess composed Of ewiil Of all kinds and ali
sUsa m pu, lew o. nsSe cooking
From neTe they proceeded 10 Fifty eighth street where
they divided into Equacs and visited the remaining loca
lhe strategy rescrted to throughout the day by
Of tie male eodies Of tae PORK force would have
deceiv ed them eiectuaiy they did inspector Della
vans force On nearing one thanty. straw mattress
the Ore se
lifted Of the blank very receiving
ahetry salute from the snort Of as bouncing pig
eat e@i In several other cases pigs were hid under
BEDS III ia pity the ladies' the locality do not IN
he prevailing 'sshop). and perhaps many porker
sruag stow ed away IN a rickesty bureau drawer.
YesteTdsy's operations merely beginning The
Oily ospecior VIII have persevere. He has undertaken
Hercuean tatkequa to the cleaning Of the Augesn
oe. He only mplished yesterday the serving
tees those who had not received them for "a
TIE ane his force and all sns policemen bad
conDed In temporary pound" Fteth street near
the new cite Of Columbia College the pig gentry broke
serted siyes Ccoy could be, aud comfortably
stRlei them in their accustomed places
At six O'Clock Lot policeman to be seen, ard at
bali past six The peeeYy pJoprie,ors could be seen ana
tear1 frequently whipping, haulpg and carrying their
pigs TO their lime spr,nRed nests.
After and arduous efo ts the invading army,
al the invitation OF Mr. Wattemeyer, Bat down 10 sump
,uous repsst The company having enjoyed refreshments
and music, were called upon 70 listen TO speech from
Inspector Downing Mr.. Downing spoke appropriately.
ano MSS followed by Coroner Gamble, who mAdo few
remarks complimentary to the Health Department Three
cheers then given for Richard K Downing, Gao.
Hall, the Metropolitan Police and others.
n IKE meanwhile, however: the strategic enemy were
gss and making ready for another bout with the enemy
Police Intelligence.
ALLEGED GRAND LARcENRs William Roberts WAS ar
rested on charge Of stealing gold watch and chain,
valued at sec, Albert saaiasid, OF the Everett
in of Tho
prisoner by detective policeman Eustace Committed for
trial by Justice Connolly.
Clara Jores, tsmborine girl, arrested for stealing
a watch valued ct 500, from Abraham Cohen, Of the
MeIchans' Hotel the property was found concealed in
her stocking by officer Maeterson. Committed for trial
Bridget Freeman found herself situated in equally
;ch Mace The prisoner caught CARRYING or cOupio