New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-09-19

New Yo,s P..Ti.k sni,h, Dsrui. McGowsu, Eiw.
Corner WIN. Holmes, joan kLp.;rek, ss1oo CisG-,
hoy, Michael Henry, Daniel Haley, and ABOUT e'sni
CtheH. =, -,
Aner th.,. prsoper. hs.l been locked up IN thsJal
the N,yor With sbou, twenty of toe sPeci. police
men accompanies by the military proceeded to 'eaca
the ,hsne. for the purpose Of srre-tIg such Of the
rio,1r. M could BE- identified. Upon approaching the
,baD,e, abou. one hundred Of the men He'd, and se-
cre,.d ,b.s4lves in the dense bushes 10 The vicinity
The fret sLanty they came 70 Was fastened aud the
woman insde threatened 90 shoo, the hr.t man tha'
entered. The door was broken in, and The woman
husband wss csptured. The officers proceeded from
place TO place until they captured sixteen mere OF tue
rioters, making nearly seventy persons IN al arrested.
The military again marched g. the ssugh'er-loo'e,
and named unit, the cattle tesns arrived aud we're
unloaded. They then returned to the Conr, mouse,
delivered up their prisoners, and the companies were
disuigsed with orders 10 hold themselves IN reai-
ness one Of the rioters whom the officers attempted
10 srrest wss fred upon four times wthou. effect
The rioters also had two-pound he!d-piece in
corn field near the slaugh.erhouse, which they sue
ceeded in getting away before II could be captured
ANOTHER ACCOUNT.
Early yesterday morning the military again made
p,ep.rsons n visit the scene Of the riot for the pur
pore Of quelng the disturbances. locomotive and
tender and baggage .nd two passengers cars, were
in waiting ut Hudson City. Mayor CollMd, Sheriff
Beatty detachmen. Of the Hudson police, and other
civil functonaries were sso present. On platform
cor in front Of the locomotive were placed t*o pieces
Of artillery with men 10 work them. The military
marched down the track toward the Slaughter-iouse,
followed slowly by the ears Az they reached the
Slaughter Iouse they halted, and Sheriff Beatty got
on car and made speech to the rioters. lie ssd
that the shouli be PAID the first Of the month IN
full that they would have been paid, bat that NJ.
Seymour has not the money. In the eIgency, the
Long Dock Company had agreed to furnish moneyto
pay them in full, the first Of the month.
Mayor Cosrd, Of Hu ison, aso made similar re-
marks, but their statements were received with de-
rsion by the crowd though at the time their leaders
did not number more than twenty-five mec backed up
by lefs than hundred, the otner aborers, several
hundred IN number, rot being participants either IN
oct or spirit, with them. OF this, Mr.. Miller, the
superintendent of the work, is confident The men,
however were nes the scene simply looking on With
Others who hsd assembled on the spot. Not lev
direc. participants, were men who have hal no con-
nec,ion with the work in the tunnel, being lsooring
men from jersey City. having some object in view in
fermentiDg dscord.
The speeohes az the Sheriff, Father Anneta and the
NAV or be NJ concluded Of the minor distractions
were remoy ed but were quickly replaced by the
roters The Police attempted to stop this, but were
AZ quickly put down one OF them receiving severe
blow and kick on his seat of honor. stone was
thrown which knocked off the hat OF Shefih Beatty
The military ordered to present al ms and Though
the order obeyed yet from the fac tha: no further
demonstration was made, the rioters were only en-
boldened by the inactivity Of the force, and derded
them in louder tones.
AT this time It bee me necessary that the locomo-
tive should back up to get more water IN the reser-
yoir In the mean time Instructions had been placed
on the track in the of the tran and A. 1t returned
these had 10 be removed With 8 remarkable bold
ness half dozen OF the rngleGders followed withn
from % to 30 feet OF tue cars aud threw on the track
rails pieces Of cars stones and Sythng else answer
ing the purpose of an obstruction at the same time
accompanying their acts by loud jeers a. the sodery,
who were but few rods in advance, marching on each
eide Of the train. Several thoueand persons had by
this time assembled and among the N were perhaps
lundI ii or $50 OF tie weaker sex. The spectators
stationed themselves on the embankment on either
side of the track.
While this was proceeding, a hundred or so OF the
rioters who remained the vicinity Of the slaughter
house devoted Themselves TO increasing the number OF
distractions A heavy boulder, weighing over ten
tups was lying near, and about fifty OF the men en-
deavored by means Of rails TO move 1t across the
track. The task, however, WAS difficult one, but
they would undoubtedly have succeeded hat rot word
come 10 them that some Of their number had been
arrested. This occasioned rush to where the loco
motive and train were standing half.mile distant.
The alarm was not without good foundation. Mayor
ColaYd had all along exhibited singular want OF
prom pt and determined action. His plans II ne had
any, seemed to be uncertain, and hundreds Of citizens
p.esent were disgused at the spectacle Of nearly 2O
troops well armed and disciplined, being allowed to
take insult al the hands of less number of unor-
gained rioters impsrfecty armed, il armed at al.
As to TIE Sheriff nothing was expected from him,
he having stated that he should not attempt to per-
form his functions in tie emergency. 1t is said that
after consulting with citizens Mayor Collsrd deter
mined at once 10 take energetic measures, hoping
that they would be decisive without boodshed. The
police were directed to look out FOR any of the prom
iuer, rioters, ard seize them 6, once. One Of tbs
number was observed BY the oiicers-s strong sth-
e,ic Irishmsr who had been sotive in all the Pro-
ceediugs. They caught him and commenced taking
him 10 tie bsggagecsr, which had been designated
to receive the prisoners he had hardly been seized
when the slarm was given. and a number of the
rioters rushed TO the rescue they were quickly
taken in their turn AID placed inside. rush was
ATTEMPTED to be made by a stin greater number who
threw stones s., tie car but the military presented
arms 81 the movement began, and the demorsizston
already begun BY the arrest Of several Of their nuuber
spresd rspdy, and the rioters scattered 10 al direc
tious TIE train tlen began TO move slowly torari
the slaus hter-house preceded by the artillery, All
guarded on either eide by file Of sodery. Al brsf