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LIST OF RIOTERS IN THE TOMBS.
The following are the names of the
rioters in the Sixth ward taken to the Tombs on Saturday night.
Patrick Moony, 82 Mulberry street.
Patrick Moon, 46 Essex street.
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Edward Dryer, 39 Mulberry street.
William Gill, 33 Baxter street.
Owen Gilmartin, 94 Baxter street.
James Lane, Baxter street.
Jeremiah Ellis, 51 Mulberry street.
homas McGarvey, 61 Center street
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KILLED, WOUNDED, ETC.
1. Michael Foley, about 14 years of age, residing with his mother at
119 Mulberry street, while in Bayard street near the Bowery,
during the fight on Saturday, received the contents of a pistol
below the right eye immediately by the side of the nose.
He ran through the Bowery crying, “Oh,
where’s the doctor – where’s the
doctor?” until he was taken up and conveyed into the drug
store corner of Canal street and the Bowery where it was
ascertained that the ball had gone through the roof of his
mouth, and become secreted under the tongue. It is
thought that he cannot survive.
2. Michael Cunningham, a boy residing at 81 Mulberry street, was
shot in the fleshy part of the thigh while running from the
corner of Mott to the corner of Elizabeth street. He was
taken home by his friends.
3. Timothy Higgins, residing at No. 11 Mulberry street was shot
through the hip while engaged in the row on the corner of
Mulberry and Bayard streets.
4.
– A man named P. Rohan, of Mulberry street, was shot near No. 96
Bayard street by a man who discharged a gun at him. The
ball took effect, and the wound is considered fatal.
5.
– One of the rioters, named Mack, was shot on the
top of the head in Mulberry street by one of the opposite
party. His injuries will probably prove fatal.
6. James Jenkins, one of the newly sworn special policemen, while
proceeding to the scene of the riot in company with the first
fifty policemen, was struck on the head with a brickbat thrown
from the top of the houses in Bayard street. He was taken
to the Hospital in an insensible condition.
7. Thomas C. Smith, one of the outsiders, said to belong to the
Dead Rabbits, residing at 51 Anthony street, stabbed in the
testicles in a very serious manner. He was taken up by
his friends and conveyed to the City Hospital.
8. Thomas Walsh, a gunshot wound and bone broken in Bayard street,
while in the act of shooting off a musket at the Bowery boys.
9. Patrick Kain, wounded in kneecap by gunshot. Bone shattered
very badly.
10. Cornelius Mahoney, boy, gunshot wound in the head. Since
died.
11. Patrick Leary, gunshot wound through the lungs, dangerously
in Bayard street.
12. James Mornon, policeman, wounded in the head by brickbats and
clubs. Dangerous.
13. Morris Higgins, shot in the shoulder.
14. William Buckley, shot in the thigh, in Bayard street, boy.
15. Jovine PoveKing, powder burns in the face, Baxter street.
16. John H. Johnson, gunshot wound in the leg in Bayard street,
boy.
17. Michael Towey, gunshot wound in the leg, boy.
18. Michael Foley, injured in Bayard street, boy; shot in the
face, ball still in.
19. Timothy Higgins, brother of Morris, shot in the abdomen, and
is likely to die.
20. Wm. Borland, shot in the leg – a compound fracture of the
thigh.
21. John S. Chambers, stabbed in Canal street.
22. Johnson Haviland, a special policeman, was beaten in the head
until demented. Lives at 121 West twenty-sixth street.
Was found in that state at 11 o’clock.
23. Isaac A. Latta, special Metropolitan, cut in the head badly.
24. A. K. Cronan, a special policeman, badly cut in the head.
25. Joseph Carr, living at 91 Mulberry street, mortally wounded.
26. J. B. McCauley, residing at 19 Mulberry street, very
seriously injured.
27. Morris Conrey, 22 years of age, residing at 22 Mulberry
street, shot through the fleshy part of the thigh.
28. Wm. Pentony, residing at 121 Hudson street, about 32 years of
age, received a mortal wound through the head while sitting at
a window looking through the blinds at the fighting, of house
78 Bayard street, at which house he had called on a visit.
He was a cutter in Devlin clothing store.
29. Frank Gloss, residing at 53 Mulberry street, was shot through
the arms slightly.
30. Gilbert Gloss, residing at the same place, was wounded in
the neck slightly.
31. Thomas Hartey, residing at 53 Mulberry street, was shot
through the back of the neck.
32. Patrick Ross, residing at 194 Varick street, about 18 years of
age, was badly injured in the body by a all.
33. William Chile, residing at No. 5 Mulberry street, mortally
wounded.
34. Wm. B. Nehland, struck with a ball in Baxter street.
35. Hubbard, a special policeman.
36. Philip Hedly, a wound in the head.
37. Ashem, head badly cut.
38. Harvey Hitchcock, of the Seventeenth ward police, mortally
wounded.
39. James Dodd, special policeman, shot in the leg.
Total known to be killed or injured,
thirty-nine, besides whom there were many injured and conveyed
from the ground by other friends, whose names we could not
ascertain.
KNOWN TO BE DEAD.
The following is a correct list of
those known to be dead up to 11 o’clock last night: -
1. Wm. Cahill, residing at No. 6 mulberry street.
2. Patrick Roehan, residing at 194 Varick street.
3. Wm. Pentoney, residing at 128 Hudson street.
4. Cornelius Mahoney, residing at 119 Mulberry street.
5. Barnard, keeper of a barber shop in Whitehall street.
6. One unknown man at Bellevue Hospital.
7. Cornelius Mahoney, boy
These were all that were dead up to
twelve o’clock last night, although many reports were in
circulation throughout the day (yesterday) that from ten
to twelve were dead and from forty to fifty wounded. We
were happy to state that such is not the case.
The bottles, houses, signs, stoops,
&c., in Bayard street and vicinity of the fight, were in
some places completely riddled with balls from pistols and
guns, presenting altogether the appearance of a well riddled
target. The streets and sidewalks were also filled with
broken stones, fragments of brickbats, &c., &c., the
remnants of the riot.
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From the NEW YORK HERALD, Morning Edition – Tuesday, July 7, 1857.
CORRECTED LIST OF KILLED AND WOUNDED.
In consequence of some slight
inaccuracies which occurred in our list of the killed and
wounded yesterday we have thought it necessary to republish the
following carefully corrected list of all the sufferers in the
late riots in the Sixth ward on Saturday and Sunday: -
DEAD.
1. – William Cahill, a native of Ireland, 28 years of age, residing at No. 5 Mulberry street.
2. – Patrick Roughan, a native of Ireland, 27 years of age ,
residing at 194 Varick Street.
3. – Cornelius Mahoney (boy), a native of Ireland, 14 years of age,
residing at 119 Mulberry street.
4. – William Pentony, a native of England, 28 years of age,
residing at 123 Hudson street.
5. – Henry Lantenberger, a native of Germany, about 40 years of age.
The body of deceased was identified at Bellevue Hospital
yesterday.
6. – J. J. Barnard, a native of Germany, lately residing at 30
Whitehall street, aged about 30 years. The deceased was
identified at Bellevue Hospital by his widow.
7. – William Buckley, (boy), died at New York Hospital yesterday.
8. – Timothy Higgins. The deceased died at the Hospital last
evening.
THE WOUNDED.
[43 names are entered here describing their nationalities, various injuries and their residences]
NAMES OF THE RIOTERS NOW IN
CUSTODY.
The following is a correct list of
names of all the rioters who were arrested on Saturday and
Sunday, and who are now confined awaiting trial: -
RIOTERS IN THE SIXTH
WARD.
Barney Gallagher
Edward Dyer
Bernard McGowan
William Gill
Patrick McBride
Owen Gilmartin
Owen Kivlin
James Lane
Patrick Moony
Jeremiah Ellis
Patrick Noone
Thom. McGarvey
Frank Fitzpatrick
James Jumy
RIOTERS AT 487 EIGHTH AVENUE.
Henry Herman
Frederick Iras
Henry Euler
Margaret Turner
Lawrence Schaffer
Josephine Herman
RIOT CORNER OF TWENTY – THIRD
STREET
AND EIGHTH AVENUE.
AND EIGHTH AVENUE.
Patrick Leonard
Andrew Murray
Koegan Holland
Edward bryan
John Kinney
Total……………………………………………25
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