, 1870-07-17

Further and final Developments OF
Last TucsdnYss Riot.


From The .sts FORK Herald, Juiy t.
While the reprosch Of the ignominious rio.
At Elm Park on Tuesday, between tbs 1epre-
eeptsive adhe1entA Of the Prince Of Orange
and Eing Jxmes, who sought to fight oyer
again tbs battle Of tho Bny1e. remains, aud
Wills it will b. long time before it is forgot
ten, and further loss OF lifo and e0uaion Of
blood mar Yet follow before the memory Of
that bloody day il ensced. one important
point in1oke6 universal inquiry and conaidera-
ton, and th4t Ia the reeu]t OF this late Aad
fatal revival here Of this old and bitter, and
iuplacable feud. First, and most important |
OF all is the nurnber of lives lost
In yesterday's Herald we're reported fve Is |
then dcad-ti1ee who vera killed It the time |
OF the riot, and two who died Afterwards. |
Another, reaching the sixth oue already in the |
List Of killed, died yesterday 1t Bellevue Hos
the last victim, or at least the last one known
thus fur, waA tho yonn9 man john Gardner,
mentioned in yesterdays Herald - missing,
md for whom Liz friends we're making diiisent.
but up to that time. it seems. Intellectual
peatch. 11c died yestezday morning, littla
after o'clock, having been unconscious from
the time lie was brought into tue hospital.
In his possession wAs found An OrAngemans
Ladge, hut no papers Or anything giF!ug any
clue to his identity. His sister came in :
him, hut Ali consciousness had gone forever
from that brain, and there wa. no power Of
recognition in those eyes g4zins da1k!y through
tie tAickeninE film OF death.
The H1ief of the Histes Is described Is heast-
| rendinS. and moving to tears those Whose
l,ea1te. the daily sights Of hosphsl scenes Of
| miaery and suffering would, if anything could.
harlem to callouAuesa. He lad four severe
| cuts across the head, and one Of his eAzs Wan
nearly severed. His skull wA@ fractured,
doubtless from the effect of the blows, and Of
co,,ree death ensuod thcrefrom. lie was Il
years Of ago, unmarried and has only been
| three years in thus country. He boarded With
! q married eister at No. SIS West Ilirtr-sey-
enth street, And il mentioned - having been
an industrious. quiet, and exemplary young
man. As ~ ~ known. he is tie only Qua Of the
urangerneu psrty who received fatal injuries.
| LII addition to the Six known to be dead, it
IL believed that many Of the killed Will turn ur
among the fatally injured, who sitter the not
md ne now in hopelessIy critical condition.
but wbo+e whereabouts and injuries s:e most
sedulously kept hid for the present. or tbs
wounded nov in Bellevue Hospital it il not 1t
all likely that ill will recover. though happily
the most ara doing well snd g7e promise u ,1t o.
r,,l ID Ee less thau dozeu deaths from this
riot, its termination may be set doFQ as very
| 70. tuu4te.
Tn to lat eyoning there hid been thirtesr
discharged from Iscllevhc Hospital who wers
wounded in tho 11te not, and brought in there
that evening and tho ne1t morning. Thert
arc now eeyen OF the wounded still remaining
tuere. All Of these HerdI reporter saw yes
) tcfday. and what some OF them had to SAY II
interesting, a. showing how the innocent III
! madc to suffer.
Daries Collins, shot In the jaw, ia doing
woll, the ball having been extracted. He say'
. ! he was SHOT in = car, and had nothing to d
| with the fight bn either side.
Thonas Aurty. shot in the ueck, las hs'
: the bali1ikewiae taktn out He eays he VIA
1 | a. ~, ~ / 1oof $a&
work there. and VAS reading the directions Of
> piece Of paper, when uAn CAME up sud
, denly By his side, said, Damn it, you beloni
| to the other party" fired At him aud then hrI
red away. Thomas il dong fnely,
! doing sers well, considering their severity. q
! rays be vas "saying nothing to nobods,
: Wien man rushed upon ilitn and beat hin O
! the head with club. and they kicked him ac1
J cra1 times after he Vas down.
i iu tue side and one in the back, il stl Ia
Z critical state. His statement is that he vi
: | coming home from work, when be VAR i.
u | saulsel without question being asked usn
n to who or what be was, and without word {
a prevccatiop on his part.
= proved lla1d nut to crack. The aluu il III
y l1oken and he will get we'll
- John Heron received several cuts on It
i head; ia improving and - we'll aa could b. G:
pected.
John Shields, struck over tho head; lives
Hastings, on the Hudson. and was taking h
wife and children home when he was Assaulte
4 man threatened to ehoot him aftet.hay5r
knocked him down, md doubtless would has
u done 90 bad It not been for the eut1estes {
IN his children to spare his life.
II Tbs funeral Of the young lid James Brad,
r one Of tho three killed during the rot, toe
n. place yesterday afternoon, from bls parent
i. residence, in Si1ty-third Etrcet, near Eigh
i, | avenue. There WAS an immense multtu<
Is gathered In tho vicinity, blockading al the .
Re iacent streets. Everything. however. VI
q peaceful and orderly. 4 band Of rnu4ic led O
= the funetA procession numbering about q,
= thousand persons On foot. two abreast, Al
It after tbese followed about fifty carriages.
WAS ono Of the most imposing private funer
Or colteges there las been in tho city for 500
a, time.
se II was very quiet yesterday along the boul
= vastl. All the fabo1e1s have returned to tllt
work. and to al seeming siew the brutal a,
bloody not Of Tuesday List il hastily taking
place among the misty memories OF the pa:
aG Mr. Nolan, oue Of tho contractors says that
~ ~ il 4 mistaken ide2 that most Of the bou1eva
M uorkmen participated IN the riot. He SAYS.
al The contrarF, that ! majority hurried AWAY
nil their homes when they hoard Of IN attack b
z. ing mcditated. A1r. Con1ey, another contra
:. tor. stated that At about II N, on Tuesday,
~ ~ MAI Gang around on horsebxck visiting Ill t
Id gangs Of worknen here and In the vicinit
y" and telling them they wsre going to attack +
Ozangetnen It the picnic 1t Elnrzrk. and th
r, they nauat 80 along or take tho result On tn.
~ own heads. It will he important fer the poll
r. | to find this fellow.
~ 1t il the opinion Of both the co1ltrscto
ID above named, however. that If the Or.agetu,
Wills marching hy the Boulevard had moi SUI
= the eongs they did aud jeezed the men til,
-" pasted there vonld haro been no difficult
hut there was a difficulty and ii Is over, {
rept tho few moro to die and be buried; or,
outwatdlE, but inw2rdiy is tho smou1lcrit
= fire tilAt needs but little atir.mg in tue futur
y the alieht tanning OF air to turst into fsl
H. H. ous hame Of most deEouring destructiyene.
: L Areputatle gentleman who Witnessed t
procession while Oh the march past Ee
- Father Heckcr's church denies that shots ne
= tired or any insult whatever offered by I
u. Otaugemen toward the et1iice.