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New-York tribune., 1869-05-19
FOREIGN NEWS.
GREAT BRITAIN.
THE LONDON STANDARD ON THE ALABAMA
......... CLAIMS. '..'''

THE LONDON STANDARD ON THE ALABAMA
......... CLAIMS. ..'''.
LONDON, May 1S.-The Standard, to-day. in an art-
Gle on the Alabama Claim Treaty. says: The idea of
awaiting further expressions from Parliament and
Congress commits the business to indefinite post
ponement. Englands sentiments have been clearly
pronounced. She is still prepared to submit to a
proper tribunal the question of wrongs and damages
but any attempt to reopen the controversy on pre-
posterous grounds whatever the American sentiment
may be, is absurd From this position England can
not Tecede.
REvERDY JOHNSON DECLINING DINNER.
Reverdy johnson has written a note to the
thorities of Southampton declining the proposed
banquet il his behalf He took that occasion to
express his qualification of the extinction of the late
apprehensiOns of unfriendy relations between Great
Britain and the United States He was assured that
the people OF both countries regard war as the
direst calamity.
PASTORAL LETTER OF THE ARCHBISHOP OF
CASHEL-HE DENOUNCEs AGRARIAN OUT
RACES.
DUBLIN, May 1S.--The Archbishop OF Cashel. the
Rev. Dr. Patrick Leahy. in pastoral letter. refers to
the recent outrages committed in the south of Ire
land. He considers it lamentable that the acts of
few desperadoes should tarnish the fame of Tippe-
rary, and emphaticay denies the existence of an
agrarian conspiracy. The Outrages, he says, were
the result of the unhappy relations existing between
landlord and tenant, and settlement OF the land
question in Ireland would be sure TO diminish the
number,of such unfortunate occurrences. The pas
toral bids dissatisfied tenants to look for hope to tho
Imperial Legislature and points out the danger OF
estranging and disgusting England by the commits
sion of such outrages as have recently been perpc-
trated.
New-York tribune., 1869-05-19
TURKEY.
TIE RED EOOK--A DISPATCH OF THE TURKISH
CoyERNMENT CONCERNING THE PARIS con
WHENCE.

TIE RED EOOK--A DISPATCH OF THE TURKISH
COyERSMENT CONCERNING THE PARIS con
IERESCE.
WASHINGTON, May 1.-THE official Red
Book published by the Sublime Porte has just appeared
Prom It l. selected the following documents the exist
epce Of which has been by the journals OF Eu'
rope
an, Grand v,-sr Minister Of ForeiqH Afdirs, 10 he
E,rslsntnhres Of the sublime Porte al PGrts. London,
VicHd, Berlin, 81 feiosburg. ara ftor1fGe % a. ,o,o
Sin; Tho confidence which our august Sovereign re.
posed the equity and dsinerestedness OF the Df,lt &
reunion of Conference 10 consider our dherenees Wtn
Greece, has been fully justified Ihe judgment "nioa
rcou,dern:iun Of tho sound prime pies OF morals ana
law m demonstrates 10 the Dyes OF the entire world
ibi ,ustce IA Yet sufficiently powerful not 10 permit
re ambition 10 trouble the p.ace " neghDoihg otaes
Ty order OF Ills Imperial Majesty invite you to express
the Sublime Porte Tor the oicacious cooperation ne mas
hen Iraed 10 lend 10 the pacific solution OF conflict
stir6 We have done everything 10 avoid, and when
Greece has sought by all means to cmOlteE ana poonk
nrocamnton addressed 60 the Hellenic people by the
new Ministry not such as 70 Inspire us Win great
ronndcnre m our future relations with Greece. yig.
Nm on the part OF the Great Powers appear
10 us indispensable 90 insure tho rehy OF the promises
Greece has been obliged to make 10 the oohleohCo Vi
In thus expressing ourselves we intend no complaints
by anticipation. We protest against AZ Suspicion ol IN
arrfsrs pcnsec In regard To the Kingdom oi Greece
Will md the Imperial Government always reaIy 10 10
everything compatible with It's nights and dignity, TO
Nothing will be done part 10 disturb the good
harmony which IL only depends on Greece 10 estaOh
hetween the two countries. What We desire Is 10 au
nounce now, which the proclamation spoken OF above
n,ces-tatrs that II, % speak frankly, Greece not
withdrawing her engagements, begins 10 IOlow aghn
the sAme line Of conduct which almost compromised the
pcace OF Europe. tie responsibility Tor the conse.
auences Of such state OF lhings VIII rest
entirely with her, We Will not Tolerate
I'm any case that the Hellenic Government under
the mask Of Revolutionary committees. shall continue
an endeavOr 90 misead tho minds OF our Crock pOPua
tons 10 give the eyes OF Europe the appearance OF
Ia aid of
the woke of the Turks Our Greek populations ouS usA
to bg let alone and 20 develop their wen Deng iey
are more and moro convinced that the eqiiouy OF the
Jdrent races that people Turkey Is henceIorh lhe l
damental law OF Empire, e1emrllhed every uay III
ronf that are notorious our August Master mas oIe
man once proclaimed tins great principle ana Watches
himself without ceasiDg the realization Oi progress
NJ A. NOT necessary insist upon the truth OF what
advance; facts sufficiently attest It, Receive etS'
tsgned)
New-York tribune., 1869-05-19
AN AUCTION SALE AT LONG BRANCH ENDS IN
A FIGHT.

RED BANK, n. j., May 1S.-The Continental
Hotel property ut Long Branch offered for sale to-
day by Judge Vredenburg Master in Chancery subject
10 mortgages amounting sl5OO. with interest and
costs The first bid was 100000, which up by
various parties TO S0OO the last bid being made by the
representatye Of the Bank Of the Metropolis at Washing
ION Az this bid It hung fire. the bondhOlders believing
that amount would ther clams, and the bidder
began to feel insecure and wished TO withdraw his bid
The Master refused to allow 1t, and the property was
knocked down TO him. while he refused to comply with
tile terms OF sale. The property was again put up ana
az O'Clock IL had only got to $4,000 when the Master
adjourned tho sale until O'clock with the view OF chang
ING the terms At o'clock the sale was opened again
under L. additional terms that no bid would be received
without S. 600 cash its equivalent was paid to the Mas
ter The first bid $4,000 and gradually Increased 10
sol 900, IA bid made by gentleman, whose check was
offered for the amount and rejected This resulted IN
general row and fight between him and several others
THAT trouble being ended by the endeayOrs or their
friends the Master in Chancery adjourned the sale until
Wednesday, the Goth inst
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man. i, the Denartment of Missouri Brevet Brig
Gcneral o. l.. Shepherd COonelof the 18th Infantry,
hos been ordered to Fort Concha Texas, to join his
regiment en- route to New Mexico; Lieut. Colonel
CHARLES ! Whiting of the 9th Cavalry, has been or
derei to ioin his regiment in the Fifth Military Dis
tTict :.
The Postmaster to-day directed the Bremen
mails to be sent by the line OF steamers from Balt-
more direct to Bremen. The service is fortnightly
each way, The steamer will leave Baltimore to-
morrow with the mails for the first time. The mails
in other parts of the country will be forwarded un
der the existing arrangement In addition to local
correspondence such other mail matter will be sent
as may be specially directed
The President today appointed Albert Sigel of
Missouri Recorder of Land Titles for Missouri and
Gustaye Javecld United States Consul at Altoona.
Lieut. Commander w. G. Wise has been ordered to
th0praetce ship Dala. '....
man of San Francisco Assistant Treasurer of the
United States, and Treasurer of the Branch Mint in
that city.
New-York tribune., 1869-05-19
THE INDIANS.
ENGAGEMENT BETWEEN THE FIFTH CAVALRY
AND THE HEYENNES-TWENTY-FlVE WAR
RIORS KILLED.

ENGAGEMENT BETWEEN THE FIFTH CAVALRY
AND THE CHEYENNEs-TWENTY-FIV WAR
RIORs KILLED.
CHICAGO, May 1S.--A special dispatch from
Omaha says the wagon tram of the Fifth Cavalry arrived
at Fort Mcpherson yesterday under command OF Lieut.
Forbush 1t was reported that seven companies OF tue
Fifth Cavalry under Gen. Carr while moving from Kan,
sas toward Fort Mcpherson. struck camp O aDout ~
the Indians defeated losing 2S warriors on Tue
field and carrying of large number OF Wo.hueu &
Carr lost three men killed, and one officer ana tWo
pryates wounded. Gen. Carr is still In pursuit near
Medicue Lake Creek
REVOLT AMONG THE INDIAN PRISONERS AT
FORT DoDGE-sEvERAL OF THEM SHOT.
CHICAGO, May 1S.-The following military
intelligence was received at Gen. sherldans headquar
ters to-day. Leutenants Mason and Carter, Writing
the killing OF some Indians who were confined at that
point The chiefs ordered to remove in charge OF
guard, from the corral to the guardroon' Wnen 'ei
gathered in their tents, began the deathwhoop, ana
taking ont their knives, immediately attacked the so
diers. "Cardgon" attacked the sergeant OF the suu
and was knocked senseess by blow with the Dutt OF
musket "sale," ferocous squaw, welding knne;
the guard shot her dead Eig Head" looked with
on the circle bayones surrounding him. and stabbed
One OF the guard shot him dead Dull Knife tried TO
stab everybody him. and he was prcked severely rely
disarlned and placed in the guard-house.
INDIAN oUTRAGEs IN ARIZONA.
SAN Francisco, May 1S-Late Arizonaadvices
received are the effect that the Indian depredations
are numerous. The savages murdered Milton 8 Hadley'
pioneer citizen OF the Territory, on the lotn OF april
near Prescott and also captured and destroyed the mail
from California Tucson, the mail rider barely es
Gaping
GEN. HARNEY IN CHARGE OF THE SIOUX Res
ERVATI0N.
ST. LOUIS, May 18.-Gen. w. s. Harvey and
staff leave to-day for the Sioux reservation on the Upper
Missouri near Fort sully The General will have the care
OF l2OOO IDdians composed OF Ogaalas Brnles MncOn
CONS, Saus-ans, Uncapapas TangtOnais, Two Kettles
Black Feet and Cut Heads These tribes located be-
tween Forts Randall and Rice quantity OF agrcnl-
tural implements and wagons have been shipped TO the
reservation The General anxious 70 get the Indians
o
New-York tribune., 1869-05-19
THE MASSACHUSETTS LEGISLATIVE BRIBERY
INVESTIGATION.

BosroN May 1S.-The Legislative Committee
on the charges OF Corruption by the Corporation had an
other hearing this afternoon when Thomas Drew, who
was recenty imprisoned told his story relative 10 taking
$4,000 from the President Of the Hartford and Erie Rail
road Drew said no did not know much about stock
operations but told by parties 10 ring OF bears
that they could make $250O0 Statements were written
10 he maid for and published In the New-YOrk papers
which he was assured perfectly legitimate trans
action and he was called fool for being bought on
Statements were made by other parties relative 10 lobby
ing movements but they on so small scale as 10 be
OF no public interest This ends the charges Of corrupt
influence the Legislature by corporations
New-York tribune., 1869-05-19
,vNrvERsARY OF THE BAPTIST MISSIONARY
AN-' UNION.

BosToN, May 18-The Fltty-nith Anniversary
n, the American Baptist Missionary Union was held To-
day IN fremont Temple the Rev. Dr. Caswe' President
Of Brown University, presiding The Treasurers epor.
shows the receipts Of the year TO be nearly slVOC Shu
expenses including the debt of last year. TO DC sV4'
leaving balance against the Treasury Apl " aUOu'
.,a 400 The ANIMAL sermon was preached by the Rev.
c.oroe mana Boardman OF Philadelphia The Rev. Dr.
price, delegate from Wales and the Rev Mr. Henry del
opoe from Ireland delivered addresses the former ~
relation 10 the hnderance the Established Onutc % % INV
lived 10 the Christian work In Wales ana the eholls
Nat had been made and making 10 abolish tho syn
tenn OF oyeTnment patronage, that has hltheto oeo ,s
principal support MI henry 'PVA0 " ~
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CIJI3Ai

EXAGGERATED ACCOUNTS OF THE frUnr I,,,rps
LAS MEHAs-sUffERiNG fHo"
HEAVY RAINS. ..oa
HAVANA. May lS.-The report previously iecei'eu
Com hotb spanish and msurgont sources greatly e1
ogoerate the proportions Of the fight at Las ohN'
ON rho Sd inst More Trustworthy accounts no" az
hand reduce the affair TO a skirmfsh. Inc spanish
and rebel troops in the interior arc Suffering eluany
from feyers ltIs said that many oi the ia''ei arc
diving from want of shelter and medical attendance
New-York tribune., 1869-05-19
THE FREsHET ON THE MIssIsslPPT-AN0THER
BREAK IN THE LEVEE

NEW-ORLEANs, May lS.-lntOrmatlOn mas
been received of break in the Grand Levee in the Par
sh Of Polnte Coupee half mile above the repairs Just
completed at great expense of the erevasse when o ns
nooded large portion OF West llOuslana tho last "o
yeaTa The present break does threaten To DO 81
much damage the previous one, the eyee Oehs
distance from the river edge, and tho waSo az "vords
break being only six deep though iW M So
wide but from the high stage OF the water ,Tne @ io
difficult II not impossible TO close II ior m Rarnard
come The work on the Vro Crovasse ht ~ nI n. -
Parrish has been abandoned hopeless, iJ Jomtb the
now several hundred feet wde and OF 49, kaIl lakgs
water sweeping unmtenuptedy back 10 tio '""'"
New-York tribune., 1869-05-19
TERMINATION OF TIE MASSACHUSETTS BILLIARD
TOURNAMENI.

BosToN, Mass, May t8.-The eighth and last
dav of the billiard tournament was devoted 10 playing
OF the tie between j. II. Fack aud A. H. ~Hlins or the
second and thrd prizes and resulted favor Of Williams
900 To 4O3 The winners was l2t and hs bghe
runs as 81. AZ. &c. FlacEs highest runs were o. - %
Rv tbis tournament T. l. Wimarth takes possession Of
the cue and $50. a. e. Williams receives the second
Trze and j. H. Flack the third prize. The attendance
iGroughout the tournament has been quite large aud
nnrcll infnrnsI mnN Ifeatnd
New-York tribune., 1869-05-19
RAILROAD ACCIDENT.

SPRINGFIELD, Mass, May 1S.-Ihe OWL traih
80, ,,nanv this morning colided near Chester Station
,sh delayed freight train George Porter OF Charles
,o,,r and Mrs e. L. Hedstrom OF Buffalo were INC only
nersons seriously injured The wounded were Drought
70 tho Massasoil House In this city.
New-York tribune., 1869-05-19
r,,r, TRIAL, OF MRS. MADAM FOR THE MURDER
OF HER sON-IN.LAW

Boston, May 1s.-The trial OF Mrs Nancy
ntadan. charged with the murder Of her s9nin'law
obanh Jones' commenced before the Supreme Court III
Dedham to-day Jones found in his bed on Sunday
the 9th of July last with pistol bullet ia his hsad
CuaTre having existed between him ana his mOthern-
ii,, ana she having made threats OF revenge, sho
Was arrested and indicted for his murder she about
IS years Of age,
New-York tribune., 1869-05-19
FRANCE.
III on THE ELECTIONS.

PROBABLE RESULT OF THE ELECTIONS.
PARIS, May 1S.--The elections in this vicinity are
likely to result fayorably to the Opposition; but
the general result throughout the country leaves
little hope for that party.
THE FRANCO BELGIAN CONFERENCE.
The negotiations for the Conference between
France and Belgium have been completed. The ses-
sion Of the Commission will open in this city at an
carly day.
New-York tribune., 1869-05-19

taken by the Roman Catholics OF ireland In the propaga
ton OF their faith by educating priests for gn work
and contributing to the support OF sectaran educational
Institutions in furtherance Of their belief urging In
cuson the Importance OF more strenuous exertions
the mart of the Protestant denominations to cOunterbal
ance the Influence thus forth Addresses made
Inv several other clcrgymen and missionaries.
New-York tribune., 1869-05-19
sINKINa oF A sTEAMER.

MONTREAL, Canada, May 1s-Ths morning
tho seamer Grecan Of the Royal Mail Line struck Oh
spt Rock Cedar Rapids and sunk in 20 feet OF water
40 1ives ware lost.
New-York tribune., 1869-05-19
NEw-YORK WEDNESDAY MAY 10, 1869.

Trains are again running the Puerto Principe ana
Nuevitas Railroad. Cane grinding has been inter
upted in some localities on the north ana south
coasts by heavy rains The United States g'hDoa'
Penobscot arrived to-day.
MOBILIZED NEGRO TROOPs-REPoRTED BURNlNu
OF THREE TOWNS.
Another battalion of modified negro troops iel'
to-day for active service in the field. The announce
ment by telegraph of the failure of Schepeer ~ Co. IN
New York causes some uneasiness in commercial CIT
cles here. The Ddrio of to-day contains report
that the insurgents have burned the towns Oh oaDan
icn, Cascorro, and Guaimaro; but the yoz de CuOa
doubts the truth of the report.
SENTENCE or THE OFFICERS AND THE PAsSEN-
GERS OF THE SCHOONER GALVANlC.
The Naval Court has sentenced the captain ana
mate of the captured schooner Galvanic to six years
imprisonment, and the % passengers captured on
board of her to eight years.
New-York tribune., 1869-05-19
FIVE THOUSAND MINERS AT WORK.

SCRANTON, Penn, May 1s-The Delaware
Iackawanna and Western miners at Hyde farN' 'nS
nansIvania Coal Company's miners at Pittston, and
a., no,.rare and Hudson miners at Olyphant, number
n9 altogether more than 5000 are and have been seady
New-York tribune., 1869-05-19
PREPARATIONS FOR THE TEXAS ELECTION.

GALVESTON, Texas, May 1S.-Io-day Cen
Reynolds informed the Chairman Of the Republican
Ereeutye Committee OF Texas that he has selected AL
tho Rertrators for the state and tho President ssues
me order for an election IN Texas ~ could Do hed hJuy
nf flc time deAgnatod by the laLo COnNchuOn,
New-York tribune., 1869-05-19
rnr EnANCn.REIGIAN CONFERENCE.
EGYPT.

TIE vICEROY SAILING FOR EUROPE.
ALExANDRIA May 1s-Ihe Nceroy of Egypt
sailed from this port yesterday. He will make
tour through Europe.
New-York tribune., 1869-05-19
SPAIN.
THE BUDGET.
MEXICO.

NADIuD. May ls.-Sehor Figuerola, Minister OF
Finance to-day submitted the budget 10 the Cortes
New-York tribune., 1869-05-19

TEA DELIVERED AT ST. LOUIS IN THIRTY DAAe
FROM YOKOHAMA.
Sr. LOUIS, May ia grocer IN TINS city To-
day. received an invoice OF Japan tea VIA INC 0H'o"
Pacific Haroad only 80 days from 1oAohAIna
New-York tribune., 1869-05-19
WASHINGTON.

AN UNUSUALLY LONG CABINET MEETING YEsTER-
DAY-rHE e PRESIDENTS SUMNER TRIP-sEC-
RETARY BOUTWELL, REFUSES TO REISSUE
BONDS FOR THOSE LOST OR DESTROYED
TIE CHARGES AGAINST JUDGE BUSTED
FURTHER DISMIsSALS IN THE TREASURY DE-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-02-01

SaInave Made to Surrender Two French Yes
seis-Progress OF the Revolution.
HAVANA, Jan. 81, 1859.
The following news has been received from Port
au-Prince:--
The Haytien steamer Sanave, seized two French
vessels in the harh0r Of St. Marc, for running the
blockade. The French admiral hearing OF the affair
compelled the government to surrender the vessels
He declared that the blockade of the Haytien
coast was ineffective; that the occasional calling OF
man-of-war at port was not sufficient to establish
state OF blockade; and that Hayti hnd no right to
seize foreign vessels running into ports the blockade
OF which it could not maintain.
The report Of the capture OF Aux Cages by the
Forces Of anave, is not confrmed but it IS believed
that Aux Cages Jacmel and Jeremie and other towns
on the Southern coast viii soon be obliged surren-
ner.
The condition Of affairs in the northern district OF
Hayu is unchanged.
"a Business ~ reviving at Port an Prince.
the United States steamer Nipsle had sailed for
Aspinwall. and the steamer Yantic was expected AT
Fort au Prince to take her place.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-02-01
puosssls MURDER m THE EIGHTH VAN.

Rrutni Stahbing ARRAY ADona Negroes
AT an carly hour on Sunday morning two negroes.
named GEORGE Henry Starr and Samuel Lang char
acterisc specimens OF that class OF coored persona
who are constantly roaming about the Eighth ward
seeking whom they may devour, became involved N
q drunken alteration 1T the intersection Of Iaurens
and Broome streets. After lively interchange a
words between the two Starr suddenly rushed into
grocery store on the southwest corner and snatche9
up a large hatcher knife lie then returned TO the
street, brandishing the knife over his head, ana
brought 1t down with such force on the forehead q
Lang as TO innict q hid eous cash, almost from
ear TO ear laying the flesh open to tho
bone, and telling his victim insensbc 10 the pave
ment Iang's brother James. being near The place
and seeing the danger brother subject 70 81
the hands OF this inIuriated Demon made an enOrt
to save him. when ne, too was the recipient OF =
blow az the hands Of Starr nearly severing hts right
from his body. Just above the wrist. starr nedf
the Eighth precinct and by HIM conveyed 20 tina
station house, where he was locked up afcr Tho
balance OF the night. The two wounded men were
also conveyed to the station house. where medc:s
tended 60, after which they were conveyed 70 Belle
vue Hospital. samuel still remaining unconsci0u9t
aud the physicians having little n any hopes Of hie
recovery Hts brother James ts IN imminent peru
OF iockjaw and viii lose the use OF hts hand a. tho,
cords severed IL Is reported the store from whica
starr obtained his murderous weapon Is the same ono
In which coiored man was murdered n year ago.
Yesterday morning Starr, who II medium sizeA-
unprcpossesslnQ looking parsonage, was arraignod
before Justice Shandiey. at Jefferson Market when
officer Gaynor on behalf o. the Lang Drosnen' pss-
the above facts and ne comm lifted to await ~
result Of the injuries inflicted. Starr stated while NJ
court IN vindcation OF hts rash net, that they wante
money from him and he was only acting In sen
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BasoKhYz lnTEILIGEsCE.

TIM MuRpsRous ASSAULT ON PIERcE WHTE.-
James OrInond, Dennis Lanigan and Thomas O'Con-
nor were arrested yesterday morning by officers
pheIan, Quin ana TagEart for committing the mur-
derous assault on Pierce White. The injured man
was In o critical condition last evening.
GRAND LARcENY.-Leo Anderson, gentleman Of
colored persuasion, twenty-six years. was arrested
on the foregoing charge at the instance Of . Mrs.
Julia johnson, residing on Fulton avenue near
Ralph, who charged him with having broken open
therefrom the sum Of thirty dollars ne was held
for examination before Justice Lynch
NEWS IN BRKF.--The working force ut the Navy
Yard has been reduced to 100 men. Further re-
duction ~ In contemplation.
Three barrels OF fish were found by policeman on
the Glove road on Saturday, which were marked
"Chappcl stores New York; They were taken to
the F0rfy-ninth precinct station house.
The Fire Department ball, IN aid OF the widows
and Orphans Fund, takes place at the Academy
OF Music tonight The receipts WILL II Ia believed,
reach $1,000 this year.
Edward Herring a young man. was arrested ut an
early hour Yesterday morning on complaint OF
James Woods, who charges him with stealing eleven
dollars from him while they were together in a
saloon corner OF Bridge and York streets.
RIOT IN Yesterday afternoon
patrolman John Rea, OF the Fortydfth precinct un-
dertook 10 arrest two disordery and drunken per-
sons In Union avenue, Williamsburg, when he was
set upon by them and their friends and terribly
beaten. The Officer is a slight but plucky man, and
he fought his assalants with great determination
for some time. but they finally overpowcred him.
took away hts club and beat him with It. The ring
leaders Of the disorderly crowd. having put the
officer h0Ts de combat, ran towards their
residence. but Captain Frederick Cechu. President
OF the Grand street and Newtown Railroad. seeing
how matters stood, went to the assistance OF the
officer raised him TO HIS feet and, when he suf.
iciently revived, accompanied him to the home Of
the rowdes in the rear OF Astor place, North First
street, where they were followed bv large and OK
cited crowd. Having succeeded IN reaching the
residence OF the leading rioters oficer Rea seized
one Of them aud Captain C0cnu another. and they
started 20 the Fourth street station house with
their prisoners. But they had scarcely proceeded
by q promscuous crowd, headed by the
mother or the prisoners. Captain Cochu was badly
beaten about the head. and officer Rea's eyes were
badly dsfgured, but the law was finally triumphant,
and the two original rioters, with their mother
were secured and locked In the Fourth street sta
ton house. They gave the names 0f Owen Powell.
Edward Powell and Mary Powell. The two ssboys'i
are well known to the police rs disorderiy charac
TOR