New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-07-22
s.,..,r, r. Ellison, badly cot, and lfe dsspsirsd Of
Ronndsman George Crohus dangerously stabbed Ia two

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| DAVID Mccall, foot.
Francis Palmer. struck with stone
Joseph Adams, slight.
GEO se Masga,nppi head.
Simon Burns head
MORE VICTIMS or THE RIOT.
Coroner Wildey held an inquest at Bellevue
Hospital on the body Of Pierce Cshill, "a years Of
AGE, and native of Ireland, who 10 his death
from the effects of gunshot wound received at the
hands of the soldiers engaged 10 quelling riot July
Is, in Third avenue, between Tweutisth and
Twenty first streets. Deceased was shot in the left
side Of the face while looking ont of door. He
lived at No. l0S East Twenty second street.
Tie same coroner held an inquest at Bellevue
Hospital over the remains of an unknown man
about 80 years OF age who died from the effects OF
guu.shot wound at the bands of some persons I'M
known during riot. Deceased was shot III the
neehborhood of Twenty.second street and Second
avenue On Thursday night. He was found dead by
the superintendent Of the gas-house who sent his
body 10 the hospital
! AN ALLEGED RIOTER AND INCENDARY IN Gus
ToDY.
Avery important arree; was made yesterday after
noon by Olicer jerks of tho Twenty ninth precinct.
From information received he took into custody
Patrick Macy, who stands charged with both bur-
glary and arson. The proof against the prisoner
goes TO show that on the 18th instant ne went with
the mob TO the Office of Provost-M Marshal Benjamin
7. Manerre, Broadway near Tventy-ninth street,
aud after breaking in the front door, led the ioiers
into tie building and there boldly set it on ire.
The result was the destruction Of the whole block,
involving oss Of nearly 100000. 1t is stated that
there are several witnesses who saw the culprit
apply the torch. M.oey was taken 10 police head
quarters and there remains in clcss custody TO await
the further action Of the criminal authorities.
MORE ROBBERIEs.
Two boys, ii and IL years OF age, named Michael
Eyers and Thomas Mckay, alias Trainor, were yes.
terday arrested by Officer Lucas. 1t lie alleged that
tie prisoners were among the rioters, and entered
and robbed the store OF MIR. Barney Murths No. 259
Tenth avenue, after the premises bad been forced
in by Tie notous mob. Abundant proof exists that
these boys helped themselves pleniiuy from the
,tore. They were taxed before Justice Quaeken-
bush, and locked up for trial.
Officer Swanson, Of the Twenty.ninth Precinct,
arrested one Daniel Brown, who stands charged
with stealing from the store No. 299 Third avenue
which was broken open by the mob. He, it is nl-
legged, carried away property valued al 500, which
telouged 10 Mr. Samuel Sulkey. Some Of the plum
6ol he prisoner disposed Of TO other parties, and
portion OF it is said to have been found in his possee
sion. There are three WITNESSES TO testify against
bin. Ia default Of 500 bail, Justice Quscke1bush
committed the prisoner for trial.
STOLEN PROPERTY RECOVERED.
The Sta,ion-Iiouses Of the Sixteenth, Twentieth,
Twenty-frst Twenty second and Twenty. Pre-
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scripiioa OF goods stolen frem stores ADD private
dwellings by the hob during the riois OF last week.
SEVENTH, EIGHTH, sEvESTy-FiRsT, THIRTY
SEVENTH, SIXTH AND TWELFTH REGI-
MESTS y. Y. s. y. G..
The sth Regiment took possession Of the Arsenal
st the corner of Seventh avenae and Thirty-hfth
stree, Yesterday at ~ O'Clock, MsjorGen. Sanford
handing over the command to COL Varian. The
regiment is still in the United Sa,es service, their
rolls not yet having arrived from Harrisburg where
they were accidentally lett All the members are
now on duty, and also some Of the substitutes FUR
nished by those members who were unable on ac-
couut Of business 10 leave with their comrades for
the defeuse OF Harrisburg. sufficient guard Is
left a, the armory TO afford it ample protection.
The 7:h Regiment was mustered both in and out
Of the United States service at their arInory yester-
serdsy afternoon, and paid of. The command has
received no notification Of any disposition to he
mode Of il by the STATE, and will DO released from
duty or the present, except guard OF one company
al tie armory. The different companies Will main-
tain ihis guard III turn.
The members Of the 7lst Regiment. are ordered TO
assemble d, their armory, over Centre Market, at
i. IL. -, 81 ont
~. S. service. AT o cock yesterday afternoon,
Compsnies c, ID, and were ordered TO the Arsenal
in Ihirty.fflh street. 10 strengthen the ElShth Reg
ment. Companies L and /, now at Harlem, are to
be relieved by Companies ii and G.. Company
guarded the armoy yesterday Company re-
lieyed them this morning; aud the recruits, VINO,
upon being mustered out Of the L. S. service, cease
to have any connection with the regiment, offer 70
swell the ranks as volunteers in case Of II fight.
The 37th Regiment expects to be mustered out Of
the United States service at 10 o'clock this morning
The members of the 9th Regiment, which arrived
in the city on Monday night, were on leave until
o'clock yesterday afternoon, with the exception OF
sufficient number OF men 70 guard the Amory.
Their muster rolls were not quite ready, but will
be to-day, when they expect to be mustered out Of
the United States service. They have not yet been
Assigned any duty about the city.
Five companies of the 18th Regiment were mus
tered out of the United States service yesterday
afternoon The remaining five will be mustered ont
this morning, when they all expect to be paid of.
Five companies ordered to report duty to-day;
Companies Is and + relieve two volunteer compa-
n;es at the Gas House foot Of Fourteenth street,
East River; Companies A and G relieve two at
Tubby Hook; Company + relieves one at Ora
mercy Park.
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