New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-07-15
MISCELLANEOUS.

-, NO s,,,t during the riot took place from his late
residence at Sxtichs and FrsaVe' al p H. Scs'cr
day The body was conveyed to calvary cemetery Ior
internent Only the immediate friends OF he uecc"seu
attended the funeral. which was conducted III INC oSt
Suict ana orderly manner A few women ana children
assembled TO witness the departure ol tt UytvSo' io
deceased leaves a widow and two young chhuleh; -
victor Hucos Gayroche made his spPearancc IN Stw
York last wednesday. During one OF me rusnGS oi tne
Ic an tbe mob in Eighthaye, shoeleSs ana hatiess
te Arab NOT more than 10 years old said % his com
panon equally small: "say, Jerry; II get shot to-day
WI" 2oW ,T1 broker urges the formation Of regiments
of militia TO be composed exclusively OF men IoU rs
ave now received into the ranks, and constitute an ele-
ment Of unsteadiness from which may always be ex-
Inc witness Of the rumors ahoat the day Of the
evening p9per that the "ArmOry Of the 18th Regiment Is
ciIv e.toOncd with Orange flags" The author OF the
report must have been badly demOrazed to have failed
10 perceive that the single yellow flag exhibited at the
Arnory simply indicated the whereabouts OF the reg
A TRIBUNF reporter had an interview yesterday with
several members Of The order of Ancient HlDernians;;
The men were still evidently irenzied with passion ana
their denunciatons OF Gov Hoffman were both bitter
and frequent The Governor, they SAID had no feht 10
interfere with the action of the local authorities who
derstood how things were and who knew the feeling
which acuated the anti Orange people But beJaDeIS,
one added wen make 1t hot for the Orange - at the
next election and Gods the lrshman who votes
for him" The feeling prevailed among all NE men-
Mrs Barber an intelligent English lady who lives at
the southeast corner Of Eighthave. and Twenyfourth-
ST., made the following statement yesterday concerning
in the afternoon while sitting in bedroom of the
hall with a Mrs Henderson. saw platoon OF police
go by, followed by body Of soldiers in gray uniforms;
Then a horseman appeared, wearing yellow sash ana
j remarked TO Mrs. Henderson, what nneICoSmg
mani The words had scarcely passed my lips before
heard the sharp report Of pistol Becoming aaImeJi
we went up stairs, Mrs henderson gong lI,V tnc nan
bedroom while ! remained in the situng-rOoln'
She partially closed the blinds and knelt down cos1 10
the window to watch the procession 90 by when shot
struck the shutters, completely demolished the lower
ends of both aud glanced of the wall, carrying por
ton Of the brick away. The sphnteTs Whlch sfSWeu
the room, struck her in the neck iurne her snEHtR,
BY this time excited crowd had collected around the
house ana crept down stairs to the basement 10 KNOW
what It meant when saw man, respectfully attlrel.
sitting the lower step inside the railing covered WIN
blood and quite dead When the crowd bad almost DIS
persed man climbed over the railing and took the dead
While officer Ferris Of the Seventh District patrol
ing Pkest early yesterday, he discovered Oncgr Nc
ne so IaS n bnd iI him senseess With an
instrument which he had in his hand. 1t is conjectured
by the officer that his assaiant was an enraged Rpoon
black sack coat with buethole in the back black
pantalOOns, white and undershlrt ana drawers an
covered with blood found yesterday by the police
| in an ash-box at corner Of Twenty-eightst and
secOnd-ave They undoubtedly belonged 70 some Ule
who shot on the day OF the riot ana VINO wac taken
home by his friends. -, -, ,., .
machnst states that he was discharged from ne Lima
Iron Works doing duty with his regiment on Nednes
upon the Vice President of the Works, asked him II ne
sustained the action OF the superintendent ana was tolu
At the jefferson Market Police Court, YESTERDAY,
Patrick Hogan, charged by Officer Hedden Of the fl
teenth Precinct addressing excited crowd from
! the steps Of the Station House, calling them to rally
committed to answer at the Court OF Genera SEES
John Henricks Of No 20 Amity-st. was committed for
carrying dirk-kniie loot ana halt 4o4E ana 5GSHR
arrested at Fith-avc and Twenythrdst, with large
revolver loaded and capped, was also committed ~,
Henry Madden, charged with nOtouS Cohuurt on july
I2 IN Jersey City, committed yesterday III default OF
bail ,,.,. It'll, ,,.,,oor,t,o C,,,,r NJ 7, hold
AT No 2g5 Avenue A. last evening Mr. Lawrence OF CiuD
No spoke in reference to the ae riots and condemned
He said the Orangemen had no night " to insult 1ooVc
liens by celebrating in NewfoIk the ascehuc! OF Ie
party over another more than 200 wears ago I'D aOef
hemisphere" lie advised the Irish citizens 10 oISahzr
and at the polls the next election TO show how they
/ regarded the conduct of the Governor.
The rage Of tie Hbc1ians at the authorities IS most
intense The Irish hquor dealers throughout the city
have removed the hkenesscs Of GOyouer Hoffman and
in their Observation-Disclosures since the last election The
liquor dealers say they have been dupedand deceived by
these officials and that they VIII never trust thcH again
secret meeting Of the Board Of Directors Of tho A.
0. II. OF Brooklyn met last evening at No 1923 Coolest
II understood that the meeting had reference to the
action Of Gov. Hoffman in resembling the order OF
| superintendent KcsO fOrbddInc the Orange pa
/ rade, and that resolutions passed call
! ing all Hibernilns not 10 support Gov
Hoffman at tie next election for any ONCE for which he
may be a candidate. The Brooklyn Hbernaus feel par
cuarly bitter against the Governor, and numbers OF
them vow that they VIII never again vote the Demo
cratic ticket.
superintendent Kelso was resting Yesterday from the
fatigue Of war at his cottage near Cold Springs on the
Hudson.
IAc Ofangemcn al Newark y. D., Will nave pcnlc
Thomas Collins and Thomas Ryan. New-York news
boys, arrested last evening in Newark, and fined
SO each, for selling bogus extras under prcttnse Of
" Another great IiOt In Ncw-NOTk."
MELTING OF TIE GENERAL COMMITTEE OF TIE
IRISH DEMOCRATIC UNION - GOV. HOFFMAN
DENOUNCED.
4 special meeting of the General Committee
Of the Irish Democratic Association held last
ing, TO consider the action Of the authorities re-
gard TO the Orange parade Very strong feeling was
manifested on the subject, and dCnunCiatlOIs Of Gov
Hoffman were bitter and general.
Several members strongly advocated passing resOu-
tiOus, pedgug the Irish Democratic party only
support Hoffman but 10 all their influence against
him at the next election at which he Is candidate for
any otice. They openly charged him with being the
enemy OF the Irish Roman Catholic citizens ana the
cause OF the riot and slaughter on Wednesday They
COntended that be nd no right whatever 10 interfere in
the affairs Of the city, in opposition 10 the expressed
wishes OF the majority of its Inhabitants and against the
promulgated orders Of the Mayor.
Other members COuHSecd GOODNESS and prudence, and
suggested that II would be better to wait for "A or
Gained down, before they took decisive action
matter All, however, seemed to be imbued with the
same spirit Of hostility 10 the Governor.
After much debate the matter was left tin early
next week, when meeting VIII be- held for the purpOse
OF giving expression 20 tine feeling and opinion on the
part Of the Governor in a set of resolutions.
TIE COST OF LAwLEssNEss.
F}om The Ne,r. York Ereni1g POST
A correspondent OF The WORTH writes this
morning:
troiIer lind the following items under the head Of
County Debt:
Riot dams es Indemnify souds No 1871 $4,000
Total sI8l8Om
IncudiUg The Interest which will be paid ON these