New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-09-12

kindest deposition assist me. aud expre>seu tnelr
regrets an thc occurre' &c. DR.. fotur r"unu nP NY
| wound. and wa, bOuglt home ~ clrrlaK'.
" - lar ms could Ell, cover the AN oiineo oo'II
! pauIr.. wiirOut tyc-rI1a, were cAcr'dn9N wen
/ behaved. f. fact. th.- so jet oi remark
among MS bui few moments prior u lhe
attack which callc me To- no street. Ihey
could not have been crraung a dsturoaisr'
AT the a,saultnQ done by people on The Walks
e. th- men IN tie rank7 werr pcIctably p'iaulhR.
There sad 10 b-a ief"r'ni1atlon o. the par, l
a large portion of tnc men gathered i d" diI"" 'r
parade tATlU-h tine ~iIrtiS. NV Nhrf '.''"'''"
in ih. NATTER was 10 pcve 80 bierd71ed II W'. i"r
This that took % position between the two parties
+ ere Is a gang OF iuti ms IN tast newark III u
makes "a poini 10. attacking every puhhc1h "r2ah-
zarou that comes over. They nave None 80 'o'
yelrs.' ,:..
Mr. Burgess injuries are not fatal. The kniie
entered his back near the lett oh 'u'"tI "a ~
Striking the Done. 70 glanced over near the Dack,
bone The cuf Is two inches wide and IN men ana
nalf deep. y. artery was severed. but nali-lHch
etner side would have proved iita'.
oUrRAGs DELHI sRArELY PLANNED.
In addition TO the rumor, OF trouble IN store CIR
cuiatcd before the parade, there are good reasons
to believe that tins assault carefully con-
coctcd scheme II seems from what could be gat
cred that the companies were to be allowed to cross
tine river and march to the hall in com
narrative safety: bat thc attack was 20 be made on
their turn special attention beng pald % the
negroes. Ouc % tig members 81 inc procession was
warned bN q local constable lmiella'eIF on eI'eI-
i,r E1-t Newark thai there was mlschIei afO0i,
,li b.. warmed Inn. cap'aIn, accordingly. watch
MAJ, ttirrie,i left tn. bridge the Lead OF the
column came m sight on Its return, ana gave the
signal To lhe rulills concealed IN 1he iu.HVer
wards. Along the avenue were iunuH'ld"ie
heaps Of small stones, piled a. II l3r an eN-
press purpose. and these we're uneu Win tHe''
against tnc men iu iIac. Inc mrs. TAIN ~ '"c
bridge u gcd on by the ightln- frantic crown III
fine rear trupcd over stout rope tlg tlY strttc eu
across tie way. ihs must have been put mere
with malicious intent aud h1ve been stretched JH'I
before the uaS-a-e OF the returning procession.
Justice OSuiliyan. of East Newark Is confident
that he know, several of tbe ringleaoers' ana ex-
y .es-es uis determination e. nave thcm appre-
heuded aud punished TO the full extent 81 'ie law.
\ report that TWO men eu P"liI9 an
VrIaupLiin had Ieen arrested for completely IN
tse assault was current In Newark Yesterday, out
could not be aut4rutcaieg. H.,
La Z evening William DAVIS. connected win the
office Of the Prosecutor ot Hudson Comfy, visited
Newark by direction of the Hudson County author,
tiles to ascertain the naner o. 'he persons IlJtlu
iu the HARRISON rlot. Nr. DAVIS stated 10 vas 'ue
intention OF tne Hudson County au'horiiles ID
ascertain the facts aud 10 apprglend ana PUNISH
the offenders. lie visited ihe Republican head
quarters and otAcr places ana secured number Oh
names.
LIST or THE INJURED.
The following is a list rs far can be learned, Of
those who wer. seriously Injured;
BORDEN. CHARLES. Frelughgy-eu Engineer Corps has
hole in ills head. made. 10 "as bought at the pre-
liminary examination. Dr "a bullet he Wi- how
ever well enough % be at has WORKS az tut s'erl mi-
BURGESS. Krsn. stabbed in the bpc1. lie was
born 10 NV York, III we'd south ana wa. "a
f ta U1o ,s D Il: r a l'I to PeeP-pars
Virginia. in 1-GJ am was made Mayor 81 Peter
burg by GENERA >chohed in 1865; IN 1859 ne was
appointed Collector o. Gutera Rev. nue. ~ i.cl-
moud by General Grant, ana J. II H. IN ~,
Richmond District. was counted ont oy
q, brrt C. Walkers Democratic rebel friends. ni.
r',rb ~ address IN -flnrs W me New-YorE state
Committee H. intend. To- nun au Ills p'"'-1"l
DAYn HENRY. colored struck in the arm 10y stone