New-York tribune., 1871-07-13
INCIDENTS OF THE RIOT.

.dctectives. who used their clubs vigorously.
As the 9TH Regiment was filing around the washington
Monument on Unon-square Irishman caused consd-
-, si,,rhance by brandishing his head an i'm
so revolver loaded and capped. Detective Heidlen-
burch of the Central Office feled the ruihan oy wen
directed blow and taken by the ponce S'unneu
and bleeding and carted to the Flteeh'h rrooio' Qua
ton. . .no Cooror rrsttuto,
when tho nrocession arrived at the cooper inSu'uo
W" ,,oot civ muscular Irishmen, attired in flannel
',,s sbowod their repugnance to Orangeism Dy IN
,,,,g On nrofane obscenity. In a twinKhg 'hey weFo
,,,nded nv over a dozen detectives, VINO coolou .noH
a. nv a sound thrashing after which ther pooke'S
- roIeved OF loaded revolvers. Detectives irNne,
% were and Heidlenburgh then conducted them TO the
tnf and handed them to an escort OF police
are taken TO the Fifteenth Precinct Station -
policeman stationed on eaen ear tunr1E W and ND
EHs5r EiSth1ys SS To RS RFeSSS crowds Of Tcier
u dp room of the 7th Regiment Armory yester
dnv: "Hghy Important-Prince william OF Orange is
9eaa ~ nav CorE The Orange market quiet; Fenian
market rampant. Pat, don't tread on the tll W "y
roatW In another part Of the armory WAS an engy Vi
=" flannel mouthed5 Irishman looking obviously at
grinnng Orangeman. over the door OF the nono4Sni
,ssioned officers room Orange flag was suspended
/ ia a Hibernian Of moderate vewsswho had yentured
near Hi5erna Hall TO declare himself III htr " and
/ Orancomen's procession, was terribly DeaNn anu
stabbed His right hand was cut IN nan @ am tp ~ face
He was taken to Kennedy drug store where his WOUNDS
"Nessau wall Broad, and all the other principal
streets down town thronged throughout the aluT
NOON with peope Who were eagerly discussing the events
| Of ,the day The feeling OF indignation against the
rioters was general and intense and was dreced que
as much toward the city authorizes VINO were icgaed
as abettors of the mob. No sympathy was eXpIessed
when the news of the killing Of roe of the rioters was
made known, and even sive vent TO ther sor1ow
that the number slain was not arger one inolNuun inol
Of decidedly Celtic aspect said that ne WOULD ~hhsB h
Nodv hnys but he did nt give his for
sta wing awav from the scene Of bloodshed ...,..,
Traffic on Eighth-aye appeared To be almost entlreV
suspended during most of the day. MANY of the stores
being closed Along the business portion OF the ine Oh
march this appeared to be generey the case the store
keepers fearing To tempt the rabbe, which, II not actu-
ally rotous would not have hesitaedto rob their stores
of the Goth Regiment and extra detail of police.
la6orer brought into the Twentieth Precinct station
by several citizens He os IN h shirt sedVes @ wore "a
be about S5 years old He found dead on Eighth
lis doubtful If any case of the day will compare with
that of Mr. Lattimer member of stationery firm on
ave- near Twcny-eghthst. and when the first volley
was fred several balls entered his body. One passed
through his breast another shattered his under Jaw 70
spnters, and two took effect in his neck lie at once once
fell the pavement ana although sun nvlHg az hi
Hospital last night, no hopes are enefalheu VI LIS
recovery. - -
the same locality, with his wife ana irend, ana
when the firing began struck in the feshy part OF
the thigh by bullet. The three stopped down behind
an ash barrel and escaped further injury The ball
was extracted at Bellevue Hospital - -
i the doorstep Of No $50 West Twenty ynfth-st., and
at No 2s5 Twenty fth-st of the death of
stranger. He shot through the upper part of the
left lung and, soon after succeeding IN crawling into
that place Of shelter, died In great agony.
II Two men, Auckwright Of No. 442 Seventhave. and
LeuenbeTger residence not known badly wounded
and were carried by several friends TO house No 235
ie wounded far into the house the landing, when
the shut against them. and admittance
as woman was waving orangc-coored handkerchief
10 q man came up behind her and with pistol blew out
+ was remarked that most of militia regiments
The sidewalk between Twenty seventh and Twenty
eghtass in LE9taye was promptly cleared are &C. during m
/ ment under command Of Capt smith.
10 was approaching Twenty-nnth-st., mounted.
one OF the ruians who was taken up along the line OF
march, with navy revolver and small pistol In his pos
Session was savagely reproaehed by the police officer
, who had him in charge. The man declared however.
that he was true HiDernian and that he didn't see why
the Oraugemen should be allowed to turn out as he said
TO Tn % Ianor Of Primary School No o. on Thiry-sev
enthst Tenthave states that when the sergeant
Of Company Of the Ninth Regiment was killed two OF
his comrades stationed themselves over he D3uy 70 lfo
feet il from further moesaton, and that In the night
tbe few succeeding moments he man rush forward
through the body Of one Of the Guards The man fell
and was carried into Flinrs drugstore No Y35
kn old man. Mr. Ackerman was standing upon the top
- OF his house at the corner Of Twentyhhst, when he
l was through the breast and after making the at
y tempt regain his by the stairway, fell dead at
1r Patrolman Samuel fabush of the Thrtysecond Pre-
~ cnct Of the mounted Orderes, thrown from his
D horse and received fracture Of the knee He mounted
again delivered his message and refused to report on
! the sick list His wound dressed and he continued
duty until late at night coming and going delivering
orders from the Superintendent, and receiving and
brin ging answers.
Everything was exceedingly quiet yesterday in and
around the city Han and the other public buildings in
CITY Hall Park. There was no excitement, any in
dicaton Of any, Mayor Hall did not come down to his
Office from Police Headquarters during the day. A
noticeable feature the fact that nearly all persons
connected with the various city Departments in
the buildings in City Hall Park, who on Tues
day lauding Superintendent Keso's pro
clamaton to the skies had scarcely a word 70 say
yesterday, after becoming aware Of Gov. HOfmans
proclamation. The duness reigning around the City
Hall only broken by the advent OF drunken Hber
nian, who hOurished formidable cuD, and accosted
everybody he met using violent language and eursing
and gave the maTauder money to get nd Of him. He
! was soon arrested, however, by policeman
Inspectors Dks, Walling and Jameson were specially
commended for their action during the trying scenes Of
The Police Commissioners in consideration Of the gal
liant conduct Of the Police have announced that all COM
plants against members OF the force, except few very
! serious ones, have been dismissed.
About O'Clock last evening, rumOr having reached
the Central Office that fight was in progress in Avenue
G. Nnthst, reporter repaired thither and found
,h ,o cnIDsances Knots Of the lower opder ~ IRISH
collected the and in front of every bar
which there many In that vicinity but
nTyed Ty The runor was tracea6e To- desperate en-
counter which took place between the boys OF or
| years OF age. - 's~S+- as''Ts'-' -r.
down town yesterday after the affair in Eigbth-ave,
which he had witnessed throughout announced his great
! OF the Orangemen concerned, and added " I'm an
Irishman, Irish Catholic-I have to be much with
these people who have Caused all this trouble, and say
that this show OF strength had not been made to-day
/ believe that the best part Of NewYork City would
their strength, their intentions, and tel you, 1t
| necessary to crush them for the public safety"
day, and taken into Police Headquarters and at
tended by surgeons In every instance they soon re-
covered
Patroleman James OCOnnor Of the Thirteenth Pre- |
cnct was struck IN the back with spent ball, and re-