New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-07-18

where arms were concrae'i, WAS Ieiehsen i'"" o"'
tody. he proving rood character.
RIOTfE PUNISHED
Auegro servant. who accompanied tie 1872 New
York Regimcut 10 ths citv, 9h"n tie regiment
sat The Park Barracks, rAu.sfay night, SET upon
and t,aten.
Coptan lIl of tie lj2, perceived the act Of the
principal rioter and drawing his sword, gave fhe
assai,.n, a blow, which, without killing him, 1910
bare bis skull. Tie cowardly companions oil the
rio,er did not carry Of their comrude but took TO
their heels.
GARRoTED IN THE PARK.
man who was re. ing himself on the City Han
sters on Thursday night WAS set upon by TWO gar
roiers one Of whom ne knocked down and theh &C.
cured the other. Being man OF powerful Strength
lie dragged them both into the Police Office, where
they were locked mp. The thieves acknowledged
lhut they had woke up the wrong customer
ANOTHER POLICEMAN INJURED.
Hiram w. Chandler Of the Twenly-frst Precinct
WAS mobbed in the Second avenue on Thursday
night and badly beaten. lie was taken TO Belle
vue Hospital. His recovery is doubtful.
MARVELLOUS ESCAPE.
Lieut. George one attached to ia Staff OF Col.
cowardy rufan on Thursday night, at the corner OF
Twenty. fourth street and Third avenue. gehtie'
man riding down town on Third avenue car, see
ing the ruiIan level his inusket, jumped from the
car and running up to Lieut.. Stone, Knocked MIN
down, by which act bis life was saved, for az INC
moment the bullet passed between them. The TEL
low bad twice before attempted 10 shoot Lieut. ..
but the percussion caps failed to explode.
THE FIST HABEAs CORPUS.
The first haLeas, looking to the release Of one Of
the alleged rioters, was served on Captain Walling
of the 10Th Precinct, yesterday morning 1t appears
that during fight between the military and the mob
in the 10Th Precinct, a man named Morris Boyle WAS
observed firing on the troops out Of the windows
and from the roof of house 10 the vicinity.
The troops male IA charge on the house and ar
rested this man, VINO was delivered over TO the To'
lice Authorities for safe keeping IL was detained
IA, the Twentieth Precinct Station Iouse, and yes
ierday morning writ Of habess was issued by
Judge McCuun calling on Capt. Walling to pro-
duce tie body No attention was paid to this writ,
IN the prisoner il claimed be in the custody OF the
United States authorities. The writ bore 10 seal,
and WAS not in the usual form.
MUTUAL PROTECTION.
l. will be seen by special notice that the citizens
of the XlXth and XXI Wards have formed nm RS
ISOLATION for mutual protection against rioters. TIE
example should be followed in every Wagd in the
city.
HONOR TO WHOM HONOR Il DUE.
Patrick McCsfirey, siage-driver Of the Fory-rec-
ond-street line, aud member Of Engine Company NO.
IL, with four other humane and brave fellows,
during the attack on the Colored Orphan Afylum,
distinguished themselves by gathering mp the little
children aud taking them to the Thirty fifth Precinct
Station. They were followed aud insul,ed by the
mob but continued their noble work. SAYING hey
did not believe in ussauting little children. The
names Of such heroic men should Ice kept IN kind
remembrance.
CORRECTION.
10 a, Esiior If he y. y i'ibEHs
SIN: The statement in this mornings TRIBUNE
papers Of tho foadh avenue CO" oil tn
Company VA. stopped near Nineteenth street snd Ia
conductor robbed Of their money and value
s5ls. /. withoa; the .lshsc.: Foundation Ia truth
Yours truly.
JOHN BURCHLL. Superintendent
Nsts York Ha,lr, Gns albany Railroad SupUinenfenf'
Oaer Ne.s- York July L. 1888.
AFFAIRS ~ BROOKLYN.
All remained quiet yesterday, and the night pre-
yious, although many threats had been made 10
sack snd burn the houses OF ciiLens which caused
great deal Of excitement, and number pers ps
came to The Office OF the INSPECTOR Of Police for pro-
lection. The Police ~ < All concentrated at one
point, as to act in any great en- Urgency. II was
impossible to grant all the requests that were made.
Several families were notified that their residences
would be visited during the night, aud in some in-
stances tie families removed to other places TO
escape danger. No house WAS pet on fire. however.
and but few persons were molested in any way.
TIE measures OF the authorities IN maintaining
order are thorough. The military have been organ
Ied, and are ready for action NJ any moment, aud,
IN compliance with the proclamation Of the Mayor,
the citizens II the several wards have formed COM
pancs to patrol their respective localities a, night,
70 IA to guard against ncendiarism. A guard Of ~
citizens WAS on duty IN the First and Third Wards
on Thursday and last nights, aud n much larger
number in the South Brooklyn Wards. Meetings
were held last evening in oil the wards, and citizens
were not wanting 10 offer their services. They are
provided with clubs similar TO those used by the
police
Yesterday John Tracey one Of crowd who as
ssulted colored people in Green Lane on Tuesday
night, was brought before Justice Perry, on the
charge OF stoning the residence Of James Henry
White eoloredD, and after driving him out, assault.
ing him. The complainant tried to run away, but
was seized and beaten. The house was occupied by
two colored families. The complainant had not
offended the accused In any manner. The Justice
convicted Tracey and fined him 60 In default Of
payment, he was sent TO jail.
THE FEELING IN WIIIIAMsBuRGH.
The feeling in Brooklyn IL. d. is much less OK.
cited in consequence Of there having been vicious
IL is now believed that no attempts