New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-07-24
information which pointed directly toward three

information which pointed directly toward hree
men said to have been engaged. fret in numbering
an unknown man at the corner of Twenty eighth
s,ree< aud Seventh avenue on the third day of the
riot and then hanging his dead body to Il lamp post
The officers at once proceeded to arrest the sus-
peeled parties. The names of the prisoners are
John Stver, an Englshman By birth and 30 years
Of sgei Oven Mckinney, 80 years oia; born in the
"a and Dennis Carey, an Irish csrtmsn
United States,
only 20 years OF age. .,,nloved in cruer,
CO. confcsses that he was ehp'oyec ~ ""'-fy
49, .';a: ,hs uuosehding negro. but Genres :" hang.
oo"e &C tho affair. The other prso' .,rs make 20
Omissions whatever. Silver tailor by trade,
and Mckinney says he rs moder. Mr.. George
Ticbernor OF W. 1913 West Twenty-slxth street, IL
the complainant against both Silver and carey, M.
MIR. Henry Woods, residing at No. 700 We.
second street, makes the complaint a8aii'''
Mckinney. The prisoners were taken before 1us'ico
orsckenbu,h where Mr. Tichernor made al hni'
dov;t setting forth that he saw Silver hit the oouy
ofths co,ored man up 90 that others oil the n'o'
Id nm, tho rome around his neck TO draw MN ny
10 the amp.post. 1t was also SHOWN u"ue' o'i
that Carey had beaten the negro WINE 10 WV
prostrate on the walk and helpless. Inc Mass''"''
conmi,,ed the prisoners for trial without ball.
ANOTHER VICTIM TO THE RIOT.
Yesterday afternoon Coroner Naumann held al
inquest at Bellevue Hospita! on the body Of fa'r'c
s Mcnamara, III Irish lsborer, 80 years oil age
whom his brother and sister say was beaten by u
notice and soldiers in front of his residence Forty
seventh street and Fifth avenue, DUNG the secoh
H. I,noarad mill late w eOne suA'
night. The jury found that deceased came 70 n'
death from injuries received during the rioI July
1863.
r RECOVERY OF MORE PROPERTY STOLEN ID TIL
RIOTERS.
CAPTAIN Palmer, Of the Twenty-hret precinct, II
D por- that Sergeant Vaughan, ass<ted by roundsme
0 Megson and Moore, with ssnsds Of men, yesierda
recovered about $500 worth Of property, consistin
of furniture clothing, feather beds, boxes OF biac
I tea. &C.. &C., most of which was found concehie
a in some Twenty-eighth street tenement houses, bt
: tween Second and Third avenues. Most OF thes
stolen goods belong to the poor coored people hvin
It in that neighborhood. The property can be seen
Z the station-house in Easi Thirty fifth street.
b The police, under Capt. Steers Of the Thirteenth
Precinct report having recovered goods valued Il
Al COO which were stolen from stores III Gran
e street during the riots Of last week. The rropert
4 was restored to the owners. A lad, whose name J
z not given, brousls a carbine TO the Tweniy'nnt
9 Precinct S,ation-House yesterday. and, on benz
questioned, said he took it from boy whom lie me
3 in the street.
g Margaret Han OF No. l52 West Thirty.secon
street appeared at the Twenty.ninth Precinct Sta
ton. House with q feather bed which che said sh
f had tax from the fire in Thirysecond street, be
q tween Sixth and Seventh avenues.
$ Thomas Corners of No 30 Little Twelfth stree
e was arrested yesterday by Officer Mcconnell of ih
Sixteenth Ward, charged with having IN lis posses
zion clock, meIble-top table, and otter propert
] which had been stolen from the residence OF MI
Gibbons, No. 10 Lansrtine place. Corners wa
taken before Justice Quaekenturh and cornmi':e
. for trial.
= THE CoLoRED FUND.
Additional subscriptions 10 the fund for Inc rene
O, the coored people who suffered by the late not