{"newspaper_name": "The Columbian fountain.", "edition": "01", "page": "p3", "byline": ""}
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The Brooklyn Although there
are no evidences of riotous disposition at
South Brooklyn, yet a force is kept in readi-
ness to act Instantly. A German military
company was said TO have gone over yester-
day, but we believe the report to be unbound
ed, as national delicacy would induce the
Sheriff to refrain from calling them out. This
rumor, like many others, was no doubt circu-
lated to excite the national preJudices of the
working people. The following Irish labor
ers are now held at Brooklyn to answer the
charge of riot: Michael Egan, Tom Lee, Tom
Downing, Tom Gleeson, Pat Sullivan, and
Barney Spalding. Officers are after others.
fast recovering. The two who were said to
have jumped into the river, only jumped home
to their families.-.N Y. Sun.