New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-06-27
RIOT AT A FIREMANs PIC-NIC-A HOTEL
p ALuLIIY Gu1IEp-A lRRsI OF ZONE NE kIOIEks-

| Riot AT A FIREMAN'S PIC-NIC--A HOTEL
PARTIALLY GUTTED-ARREsT OF SOME OF me RIOTERS
-Hary Yesterday morning the members OF Engine NO.
Of the Eastern District accompanying their fr ends
and invited guests went picnic excursion TO Glen
Cove During the afternoon detached parties visited
the orcha and Jrvate residences the neigbbor
hood of their festivities and helped themselves With
out leave cherries and whatever else came In their
way. Those who reconstructed with item were gene
rally malireated, and the excursons,s had everything
tleir own way. The village constable was powerIcss
before formidable host. Not satisfied WITH these
petty depredations. large party made an onslaught on
hotel the landing and partially Quilted II. Not
satisfied with helping themselves 10 the liquors and
cigars Of the proprietor they ruthessy destroyed his
furniture and fixtures to some extent, ard also smashed
the windows ard shutters Of the building. Afier
leaving Glen Cove. the party landed at foot
Of South Fihh.st. z. D.. about six o'clock
entered the qnor store Of Mr. Rogers corner Of south
Fifth and Firsi-sts and there commenced qusuelng
among themselves. In very short space OF time
general melee ensued and but for the prompt arrival on
The spot OF Sergeant Spence. with officers Travis,
Krone and McQuadc of tho 45th Precinct. serious
riot would have ensued there having been several
hnndr, roughs cODgregated eager for free hight
The officers succeeded IN dispesiug tie crowc and ar
rested and locked up the following parties; Patrick
Devin. Charles HubDs William Kennedy and John
Burke.
| ALLEGED PERJURY ARISING OUT OF LAND
LonD Asp TENANT CASE BEFORE JUDGE WALsH-
obue brought proceedings sgainr, JsLn y Wilkinson
before Justice Michael Walsh for the recovery Of the
| II. N.
18th day Of March 1859 be let the premisei 10
Wilkinson lease. witnessed by y. X Steele, OF No.
81 Remsenst. Who hos desk IN the oiicc OF DOnohue;
that there due TO him o. 90 for three years rent
Wilkenson was put on the stand aud swOre that be
signed the lease did not know DODOhue, and was
never ia lis Office Steele swore that be saw Wken.
son sigu the lease and identified him IN Court X. w.
Andrews, esq. lawyer, also swore that he saw VIII
henson in DonohGes office. j. c. Blakely. gent Of
Donohue. swore that he served W4Ikenson with the
regular to pay the rent by leaving il with per-
If ma TN age llkeIsOu)
acknowledged W him that be had received thenoiice.
The Justice gave the case to the jary. who rendered
verdict favor of the landlord Fhereupon plaintiff
made the necessary adadt OF wilfu and corrupt per-
jury against WikensoD who was committed TO jail Tor
eXaInlDatI0n.
IMPORTANT TO LANDLORDS +. n. Hin
man, the landlord OF premises situate in CarrOi-st,
about one week since brought proceedings against
Harriet JARVIS the tenant for recovery OF the premises
IL appeared on the testimony before Justice " alsh
that Mrs Jarvis a married wonian-her husband
not being mace party to the proceedings. The JUS
tce rendcred Judgment III favor OF the tenant. The
landlord commenced proceedings In the County Court
which was argued on Monday before Judge Dikeman,
who also held that. the husband was not made
party TO the proceedings. II was irregular.
DARING HOUSE RoDBERY.-On Saturday af-
teruoon last the residence of Mr.. Nicholas Smith.
Colnmbusville between Nsspeth ana Newton. wcs
visited By two men IN buggy entered by skeleton
KEYS and robbed Of 500 In monty, besides jewery, &C..
Wlilc MI. SDul Was III MS IcfuiHE uoisc'
The robbery took place cary IN the afternoon aud &C.
cupied the snllfll gentry but few minutes. as Mr..
Smith saw them enter their buggy and drive OIL when
lie had only been absent short time.
THE PACKER COLLEGIATE 1EsTITUTB.-Tbe
Twentieth annual commencement Of this Institution
will be celebrated this evening IN JoruemOD st.
meeting of the associated Alumni was held yester-
DAY morning. on which occasion general report was
submitted showing the prosperous condition Of the In
stitutiOn Poems were .ead ana songs were sung aud
an address delivered by the Rev. DR. H. 5. StOrrS
ADMIRAL FARRAGUT.--The gallant old Adj
mira was In Brooklyn sunday the guest Of tie Hon
NJ f. Odell and visited the Sands-st NJ. Il. Sunday
school IN the afternoon. lie addressed the scholars.
and especially some disabled soldiers present who had
been honorabIy discharged from tie army after three
years service Tie Admiral aud wife were made life
members Of the Missionary organization oi the Church
THE FOURTH or JULY.--MajorCen Duryea
has issued orders directing the Fhh and Eleventh
Bfigades t0 parade the Fourth II july next, and
advising oil members Of the different regiments 10 stay
at home TINT day and participate tho parade IN
honor VI the returned soldiers.
CHARGE OF RAPE.-A man named Cornelius
Holmes yesterday arrested by officer Reed Of the
47th Precinct, who ID charged by Mrs. Julia Holland
with committing an outrage on her person Sunday
night IN the open lots h. Kent-st.. near Franklin.
ACCIDENTAL SHoorIS0.-R Coleman, bar
tender at M. 20 Rector ST. while handling his revolver
The ball passed oil aud lodged In the shoulder Of Sophia
Miller JOnnR girl iniurIDx her segofcy The Lartes