The New York herald., 1868-03-06

hemmsd In upon al sdss The lrishmsn ceased
All 6ei serent attitudes and quietly sub.nited while
me Gsrmans, encouraged = the sight II the army Of
than sssy Ssa asa Ss: sss ,ass to
OF the sitssnsa Cap am senoets made all tho
rioters OF posn sides pass IN single hs through ane
SO TO SPEAK OF Pscsmen .h drawn baons INTO one o,
tue houses on mo slanJ where they werc all searched
by officers selected for the purpose who took away from
them al knives and other instruments al sere iound
tho great danger Of life should either party become I'M
prVdent enough to renew hosiilieA
while the police thus busly enragcd Drs
Dwyor and Reamer with posse OF police TO meet all
Of attending tho wounded About thirty persons, some
Germans and some Irish, were found TO nave been
weunded The following named persons were ascsI Es,
sert, stabbed with knife; Aeram jennings Anton
aorrona Charles pu'tor Heinrich aanS Es,nss,
Patrick Conion aud Patrick Doyle, gunshot
wound in the leg; Carl Henry Schubert. gnnshos
wound the head; Frederick Lant bad fracture Of the
arm; Herman Bedhoimer, Louis Spekel Matthew
Brunt, Franz Frank, scalp wounds; Frederick Knapp,
eunshot wound in the back. These men, as well a. tho
other wounded conveyed room in the hospital
whero their wounds dressed by the doctors. The
physicians think that none are dangerously wounded
although the wounds Of certain Of those injured are Of
such character that they not ready TO answer
yet whether or not they may not prove dangerous.
PRISONERS.
The police we're not unmindful Of tho fact that, al
though they could take into custody the whole body
Of the disturbance would have a very salutary effect
upon all the beIigerens and they arrested all those
who pointed out principal characters" 10 the
fight. These persons they lodged in the .'barracks''
OF the islaud where they confined under strong
arrested John McMahon, Owen Kelly, John Berry,
homas Quinn, John German, Patrick Maoneys Henry
Quinn Patrick Haniey, Jno Rafter, Patrick o rren,
Bernard stuner, Rudolph Huhne, Herman lslicker.
AdcIph Shaer, Geo. Hue, Geo. Schuyler Herman Hon,
JOS Peter, VIM Clay Jas Reed, Sno Riordani n.,, An
Herman Bailhagen, Adoph Zeigenspeck Herman iorke,
Freder Mangold Oscar Cooper, Patrick Nuney Morri.
Kuncn, Morz Herd, P Rinke, Paul Engcl, josh zm-
mermann, Jno. O'Donnell, Henry Palmer, Mary
Lossins LOUIS Blsrmann, Frederick schlepp,' n
Samuel Miller. James Fitzgerald, JAS Gilmarn,
John Hennessey. James Kaocy, William Wandel,
van, Teronce Mahoney,. Philip McTne, resnetz wcn,
gartcn, Edward W. Norris, Patrick Casson Daniel
Meyer, W. stuzxi, C. Writ, Philip Carbon, Thomas Fak.
ney. Henry White, +. Krczcr. Luke Condor. Michael
slapeton. Franz Eusic, Mrs. Krezth, A. Mcdonnell,
Thomas Nolan, Mrs. Ware, Mrs. Cosbarne T. Havlear,
| p Favorte, Mira. Mccormick
| After the police had arrested those who had been
pointed out to them as the most guilty the rio.ous
in crowds about the hospital buildings, sullen and
morose each party threatening at tho very first oppor
tuny to renew the Tight This spirit became so mani
fest later in the day that Superintendent Hnck issued
orders TO have the Germans quartered on ono part Of
the island and the Irish another that all opportu.
nifty OF collision would be avoided The three mon OF
the Irish parry who foremost in the riot the green
veil particular have not been caught and It Is
thought that they either concealed part OF
the island managed to by trusting their lives
TO the ice on the northeast end OF the island Every
effort Is being made by the police to OBJECT their arrest
Although at late hour last night there evident
Intention the part Of either the Germans or Irish TO
the fight, force OF thirty policemen, well armed,
under the command of Sergeant Barreto of the Twelfth
precinct was left on the island to prevent any violent
demonstrations and tho remainder Of the force sent to
the island during the day conveyed In boats from
the Of the riot and remanded 10 their various sta
tons.