New-York tribune., 1871-07-15
AFTER THE RIOT.
Continued from Rir.t Paa.

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sOt Atorneyst, has no less than five wounds same .,
which are In the spine. lie Is not expected 10 liv.
| when shot he was walkng down Eghthaye ON hns,
The mob began lighting about five blocks lelo,V
the crowd near him perfectly quiet Suddenly tb,
soldiers fred into IT, and be and many others fen o tbs
pavement whore they lay for some time The hot san.
! amid sckening pools Of blood.
JAMES LENNON received wound IN The shoulder fr,c
! turing the bone. lie walking along u the crowd
| near Twenty -nfthst in slxthavr. tie saw nauvr,e,
fall beside him and heard cxclamati OF fright and
| anger from those hurt. He is Iaborer
| PHILIP LEDERBECH il a German who support. IN.
widowed mother He is aged II, aud resides A. No ,o
| West Fortiethst. While In Eighthave near Twenty
sixth st. he shot twice In the tIigh. After be fe
| be crawled around under . stOop aud bound ND b,
wounds, which bled very freely, with a hlndLerphst
Near the soop pile Of dead ana wounded
JAMES Lynch, age u. Of No 30 Hou.tonst, h,sal,.
wound in the head, and will not live
MICHAEL MANAS, an Irish Roman ClthoIc. d. woppl.d
in the leg. lie resides az YofAylc. . lllorsr ana
will get well
JoHS O'BRmN an Irish Roman Catholic. w,nnl,,, ,,
tho knee, age 81; lives IN East Foroth,t Hs will re.
| cover.
JEREMIAH REARDoN was discharged yesterday. hi, IN.
| jures being slight
PETER sHESY an Irish Roman Catholic. who vas re-
ported dead by The Neos and star is getting better He
! s an expressman. and will recover.
WILLIAM WABNER. age -, Is wounded in the shoulder
The bullet gIazed his neck. lie is Irish anI sad hs
didn't throw nuthin." He saw a woman hui abor
Of garbage at the procession and m4a IN the
| crowd with pistol lie will recover.
AT. y. LUKE's HOSPITAL.
THOMAS MCCORMICK is at the ST. Lnke's Hospital
wounded in the head He was dubbed while IN Hberun
Hall by policeman. The wounds are not dangerous,
SIX ADDITIONAL DEATHS.
JAMES A. CLARK, age a., who was shot in the right
arm and thigh, died yesterday in Mount Sinai Hospital
He leave, a wife and five children at No l3o East One
huudrcdandtenthst lie had lett his place OF bInes.
at No. 225 West Twenty-sixthst. and was Proceeding
hOmeward when shot.
THOMAS DUGDALE, age 3i who was shot IN the LEFT ads
while standing at Twcnty-hftht. and EighthAge died
early yesterday at No. 2G6 West Twenty y-Biihot.
A. p GILBERT late a composItor The HeraH dles
yesterday from gunshot wound IN The back received
whilo standing at Twenty-ninth-st. and Eigbth-aye.
MICHAEL LEAHY, age 80, native Of Ireland, died yes
terday in Bellevue Hospital from gun,shot woundsm
both and the chest lie leaves a siie and family
al No s8i SecOndave.
MICHAEL O'sHEA, age 20, died yesterday IN Mount
Sinai Hospital from gun-shOt wound IN the head ns
gave his name when admitted but soon became inson-
sibc No one has yet appeared to identify or claim him
VIM McGrath. age 25. late a coachman, Of Onehund'
rcd-andnncteenthst and secOndaye., who was shot
the shoulder, died yesterday afternoon at Bellevue
Hospital
FOUR MORE BODIES IDENTIFIED.
The following bodies at the Morgue were Identified
yesterday by relatiyes
JosEPH GERAHTY age 10, Of No. 81 Carmine-st
JOHN MULLEN. age p, late Of No. 90! West Twenty.
nnth-st; shot in the left eye.
PATRICK MONAGHAN, age 20 bOarder at No 3 Henry.
ST. shot through the head.
VIM Culough. age 35 OF Hudson City, who was sh9 Ia
the head and Instantly killed. identified, ycsterly
by relative
AMONG THE MILITIA AND POLICEMEN.
With few exceptions, the wounded militia and police
men reported doing well Two OF the former
cases, however may terminate fatally. These
bers Of the 9th Regiment and have been attended by
the regmental surgeon. Dr. Thompson. Oacer Burtsen
policeman of the Nineteenth Precinct, who was sun.
struck is recovering and will do duty in a few days
Private Daniel Burns OF Co. T. 9th Regiment who re-
ceyed peculiar wound, is in a critical state While he
watching the body Of Private Paige IN drug
store between Twenty-sxth and Twenty ysoventhss,
unknown man passed in as if on business, dealt him
thrust with swordcane, and then escaped The weapon
entered the top of the shoulder and passed between hs
second and third ribs into the left lung, distance Of
about inches, resulting IN violent hemorrhage but
il there is Inflammation he may very likely recover.
The wound IS triangular, small, without dco0r@
On and si gh in appearance that the doctor at fra
thought nothing of it.
Capt Bloom Of the 9Th Regiment is recovering from
sun-stroke.
Sergeant Thomas T. Byers Of Company {, 9th Beef'
ment wounded in the side, IS improving.
Patrolman Christopher Constable Of the Twentieth
Precinct Is recovering from his sun-stroke.
ParOlman Dixon OF the Nineteenth Precinct who was
struck on the hand with club by rOter at Hiberns
Hall, in Pnce-st, and had two fingers broken is now
improving
Parolman Michael Doherty Of the Fourth Precinct,
wounded in the scalp, is also improving.
Private Griffin Of Company A, 9th Regiment, stabbed
in the leg with sharp instrument, flesh wound IS i'm
| proving.
Patroman Murphy Of the Nwenty-secon Precinct had
his lip divided aud sewed again and is improving
Private Walter Pryor OF Company A. 9th Regiment
son Of Mrs Pryor the actress, wounded in the leg
and is in a critical condition He received shot iroH
large navy revolver in the hands Of rlOr in one Of
| the windows Of tenement house, While standing Do
tween Twenty fifth and Twenty-sixthsts., in Eghthave
The shot entered the calf OF the Lex four or
five inches below the knee, passing down
| oblquely, carrying away the large bone
OF the leg out several inches below and was lo
on the walk His leg must be amputaed at least 81 he
knee if not above, and this would have been O0he
within twentyiour hours if he had been in condition.
to bear it, Although his state is somewhat impro'ed
there are but slight hopes of his recovery He now lies
al the bakery in Egbthave., between Twenyhfth ana
Tweptysxth-sts His comrades say they shot the man
who wounded him. and he fell from the window with the
revolver in his grasp.
Cant Spencer Of Company X, 9th Regiment. who was
struck while bending and passing round wagon, On
the curved part the back by iron instrument cau
ing internal hemorrhage, is improving
EXAGGERATING TIE CASUALTIES.
In the hurry of making up list OF the
killed and wounded in the afay on "Wednesday Two
names were duplicated in Thursdays TRIBUNE owing 70
different spelling by different reporters The name OF f
g. Hussey appeared also as f. ilsey and tle name VI
Linderbeck was repeated as Lltenbcrger In the cor
rected lists" of the killed and wounded published quo
second day after the riot, The World Tie Times IN
Standard and The Sun copied these among othef
erroneous names The World Of yesterday published no