New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-07-06

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Mr. 5. II. Thompson. No. 243 West Nineteenthst
Mr. j. Denbey. No. 2Ol West Ninete ,nth'st.
Mr. l.. NJ Luther, No 27o West Twen.eth-st
NJ. Leonard Kirby. No. 10 liammondst
Mr.. WIN. Henderson, No. ~ Hamnondst
Col. c. j. ualpnc, No. - IIammond.st
Mr. r. e. Is. Vidal No. - Iiammond-st.
Mr.. John Darymple. No, 20 Iammond.st
Mr.. ID. J. Mariner. No q linmmond-st
Mr. A. IL. scudder. No 10 llammond-st
Mir. j. L. M.ttson, No. Is iIammond-st.
Mr.. Vim. ID. Gregory, No. 10 Hammondst
Dir. u. j. Hart, NO. 30 Bank'st
MIR. A. Hoogland. No. - Bank-st
Mrs. Slmont, No. q Jnne.st.
Mr.. J. L. Halsey. No. Abbingdon-square.
MI. Thomas Grant, No. so iiudsoh-st.
DR. Ed. Barlow. No. AL Hudsor-s,.
Col. T. NJ. Dodge. No. ~ Groyest
Mr. W. &. Taimage, No % West Thirtyslxth-st
Mir. j. S Patterson No. 40 Vest Thirty tfsL-st
j. III. White, No. 81 Wet 35th.st
H. Griffin. NO - Mndison.ase.
L. Rathburn. No. l7y Mndisonavc.
Mr. Garter, No. 1886 West 2bthst.
Mir. Bunce. No. rs West .bth-st
j. G. Brawn No 2i2 Sxth.aye.
Chas Kimban. No. $50 Sxth.aye.
Mr.. Bergman. NO. ll2l broadway
j. c. Rushton Broadway and 25th.st
Nine. DemorcsL No "a East lithst-
Everett HOuse, UIiou-sguare.
J.. H. Woodruff. No. 10 West 29th.st
ii. Robbins, No. East 29th-st
Twenty. seventh Precinct House. No. III
Cedarst.
Ihos Dyton. No l40 Grecnx ch-st.
Merchants Hotel Nos IL and 81 Courtlandtst
sAYGUIyARY FOURTH OF JULY AMUSEMENT.
On the afternoon of the Fourth, about "A
o'clock as Engine Companies Nos. 10 and IS were run
ming through Eghth.ayc tho way to fire. serious
fight sprung up between them when second
ST., which for time Of the most desperate and
determined character and resulted in the production OF
many rstrate subjects for the surgeons attentive care
Stones bricks and wrenches the standard weapons In
such cases. were employed with very little considera
,fop I. In fool NJ grfi ehOts
were freely exchanged and broken heads. bleeding
vsages and PROSTATE terms were visible In every direc
ton.
The curses and shouts o, the excited conbatants the
groans and shrieks Of the victims and the screams and
cries Of the frightened people Of the vicinity made up
a scene more animated than Glluring, and one most
fight is said 10 have been oecasioned by the attempt OF
one company 70 pass other and also In consequence
Of feelings Of ilwiIl having long subsised between
them the Inter view Of the being substituted
by the statement that both companies were wen bup
Piled with the customary stone aud brick bat ammuni
ton and the exchange OF pistoshot indicating that
both parties expected q struggle and were armed In
anticipation Of II. -,
The reorganization Of the Fire Department will. we
trust soon put end 10 these brutal aud disgusting
occurrences that an alarm OF ire may not In future
be the Inevitable precursor OF a hight.
ACCIDENTS ON THB FOURTH.
PISTOL SHOT AND OTHER CASUALTIES. I'd
ward McCalrey, aged l2years, was dangerously sno'
in the thigh by the explosion Of pistol when ne was
ming Of tbs Eighteenth Precinct
Thomas Lynch aged years residing with his parents
at No. Mnlberry-st, was badly burned ABOUT ,ne
hands and face by the explosion Of flask Of powder
which be carelcssly ignited with cigar. lie was
taken home. 80 .
denay shot himself through the left hand. ut the cor
ner Of 'Thrtieth.st. and Fourth ave. He was taken
home by a friend.
George CLARK. residing in One hundred and twenty
sxth.s had his left hand terribly shattered by the
discharge of cannon which he Engaged
In loading. Amputation was found necessary. go
Mare ANTHONY. aged IA years. who resides win MS
paIcns at the corner Of Grand and Ludl0w-ss., was
seriously wounded In the head by tho discharge VI his
William Garnett (colored), aged is years. residing
with his parents ut No 3 New.Cana-st. was shot
through the palm Of the hand by the premature ex-
ploson Of his pistol lie was taken home.
John Braminar. aged - years had his right hand
bodly shattered by the explosion " powder'hask
Cias. Richards. aged 10 years residing with his
parents al No 42 Sullivan st. shot away the fore
finger Of bis LEFT hand lie was taken to Bellevue Hos
pitaL. m ma, a..
left hand badly shattered BY the premature discharge
Of pistol. He taken TO Bellevue Hospital
John Haggerty was drowned at the foot OF stanton
st. The body was recovered and q coroner notified.
Peter Wilson, aged IL years. residing al NO. ~
Madsons received serious pistol-shot wound In the
right thigh. Taken to Bellevue Hospital
Geo McKelI0pp, n returned soldier, accidentally
blew off tho foreinger Of bis right hand Taken 10 the
Bellevue Hospital - $3.50
Charles BOell, aged IL years, resdiDR NJ no. o,|
Eighthst accidentally shot himself In the len hand.
Taken 10 he Bellevue Hospital. az.
VIM. Coleman. aged Is years residing at NO. ~
Flrst ave- had his right hand badly shattered Dy inc
discharge Of his pistol. Taken to tho bellevue HOS
ptal -, II. ..uu,
Michael Gallagher aged - years, had bis thumb
blow Off by the discharge Of his pistol Taken 70 inc
Bellevue Hospital xs....
During he dis ay Of fireworks last evening at Mount
Morris Square u bundle of rockets accidentally ea
piodod severely injuring Michael Sullivan. aged ~
rears residing In One hundred and nneteenthst, pc
tween Third and Fourthavcs., and Letitia MeDonald
aged IS years. residing In SiIth'ave. baween One-
bnndred and twenty fifth aud Onehundrod- andtwenty
siYth.sts Both were taken home.
Al four o'clock on the morning OF the 9TH. MI D. W.
Conk blacksmith, One-hnndred' and twenty 'sIfn'sL
near began to fire before his house new
cannon procured the day before; After several re-
mort. neroing shreks heard from his wife, and
Mr. Conk was found bleeding on. the Sidewalk, the
8ngcrs OF his right hand and his right leg below the
ee shot 10 pieces by the premature discharge o. tne
gan SURGEONS were soon calen in. and Dr. "A. N
Erock way late OF u. s. A. amputated the thigh just
above the knee and DR.. II. ii, Gregory the mutated
GDgers But the skill Of surgery was Intellectual To
save hIs life AT noon he became derious and soon
after expired. Mr.. Conk bayes vito nnd several
Young children to mourn hiy loss. -,
On the morning OF the Fourth nbont o'clock P'st"
uas lroL by some ToekloUs Derso1 into IbnoRVe