The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-08-14
AS ve go 10 press at one o'clock P. NJ, there are
no torther acts Of violence and additions 70 mako

/ Procet dinps Yesterday d,sarrangsd the usual
tine OF the polte department. The regular dice
were susI e. ded for the present by order OF tue
Moyor, aDd police, composed or some OF our hrst
citizens .ere organized to take their places until
permanent quiet is restored to the citv.
We are happy To he able TO state that mp 70 eleven
o'clock last pis 1t the city De fectiy quiet and
peaceable. Very lew ptIsoos were on the streets
curing the evening, executing the special poice,
and they had then no occasion 70 max arrests. We
lust met q csvslcsoe CT the one hundred and twenty
mounted men who were MAKING circuit OF the
laiel disturbed parts Of the city. Ia their round
they met perfect quiet-a solemn Calm setms TO
bave oversprtau the city like m antle Of mercy.
The with this time last evening Il great. 1t
il in fact 4lDost iDceiibl to contemplate per
I feet q calm after terrible storm accomplished
in the few int, veung boms- We now feel warranted
in announcing that il all probability perfect qnell-
ing Of the riot has b. en- accomplished, and that our
citizens may fear no more bloodshed
As nearly IS We can ascertain ten persons were
killed n the riots which commenced on Monday,
abo few OF the wounded not expected to re-
cover. DIR Campbell intorms us that the wounded
who wire sent by the city 10 the Sisters hospital
are ali INF Iovirg.
Braansn, weo was stabbed by man named Coop
or, vbo is III Jail, is slowly improving, but still
in ye>y ~ii al situation. He may possibly iecovcr,
but viii most iiseiy he cripple for life. He has
lost the power II motion and sensation la bis lower
limbs
Lieut.. Faley Of the night police is seriously
injured, but at o'clock last evening. showed some
signs OF Improvement. His ipju,ies principally
about tbs cad. TIC remain or oil the w0uaded as
tue M spllGt ana Will recover. THOSE
Nnn were taken are of BY tnsI friends, a ,on.id-
eiable aenty, are, With or two exceptions, Hike
y toltcCytr. II liz almost impossible TO estimate
with accuracy tht total number OF wounded, but it
canDt to less rhan twopty, and may probably reach
tb!Ity persons though the Injuries received by se
/ were slight. We have leari OF no women or chill
dreD being either killed or wOunded. which is
happy reflection after much riot and bloodshed.
| The proclamation by tho Mayor issued yesterday
mo- ming, crllisg upon the citizens Of st. Louis to
aid lin in his cflotts to restore the public tranquil
| ity, RESPONDED to with the utmost alacrity.
| The solid men" Of the city came forward, and
with wise counsel and udl,ous and appropriate &C.
ton, projected the course and adopted the means
necessary for the attainment of the object. We
mean by " solid mea" the business porti, Of the
cOmmunity-thosc engaged in commercial, manu-
featuring, mechanical and professional pursuits.
men with long since established for worth,
and " hose tntcTeste arc identified with the prcspe
rity al 4 COED name Of St. Louis.
Dis owe les of killed and wounded arc still being
made an n any exaggerated repoIss are afoat,
originated by persons who are almost psnic struck,
which makes It very difficult to get at the exact
truth.
The Mayor of st. Louis issue . proclamation, no.
tihipg parents and guardians % keep all minors
under tier CONTROL in the house after seven o'clock
Pm, or they would be put in JAIL
Many Of the outrages committed, are said to have
been b, boys fourteen or fifteen years Of age.
He aLo issued the following proclamation
TO THE CITIZENS OF ST. LOUIS.
Civil oommotious leading 10 tho most deplorabe
and deadly results, are stirring in our city. The
means a. my command have been used to restore
order, and TO prevent the un controlled destruction
OF life ard property. have been compelled to re.
| sort 10 the most energetic measures The means at
my disposal are insufficient to guard from attack
every point supposed 70 be threatened and 70 meet
| the emer gency which has arisen I call upon all
good citizens to aid me in the formation Of force
| Of NOT less than one thousand men, to remain eu
bodied until the restoration of order TO our city.
cal in particular upon III Sc who by the offices they
| hold ere ccnseIvaols Of the peace throughout the
country, TO assist in putting an end to the lawess
violence which is the &C, aslon Of this eal: eau
upon every good citizen to cooperate with me in
discrediting the mischicyous rumOrs in preventing
tic assembage in our streets OF crowds Of excited
men and boys, aud in cbeek king the expression of
anKiy feeipss- am unwilling to believe that st.
Louis does not possess within herself the me OF
pose wing the lives and property Of her citizens
ard will not, until forced to abandon this belief, in
woke any other power for the enforcement OF the
laws. john How, Mayor.
August ., 1854.
fnos HAprRA--Bs TIC schooner Sarah Maria, 80 GAYS
from Madeira learn that there another entire fail
Of tire wine CROP owing 70 the blight having sgain
| appeared the vino and grape
Tie following Z extract from . letter dated
| JrrY 49, 1854
lam sory 70 nform yon that the grape crop has again
allsd Informed by man, Intelligent vine gro sers
hat they DO. tnirk the present viii ever produce.
But where are hey set otheref al counties are allie
afflicted. Nhst ia the cause OF this blight fis It tho
| lrnyers OF tie temperance peopeY Many groeers
~ 80 Anu Ii1ttnk bEfh
tie nt.,r they III grow in greet quantities and have
d. ubt thai The Sev York harsecs Steam Com
tie garden Of the United States. Tie iuvaids
and their companons viii flock here in great namoors
with e'nsunp'ion. Many persons far gone in that die
case have been relieved BY reso-ting TO this island
~ ne pEincipai reg y LOT tho Europeans SO afflicted;
the q mate here Ia tho winter Is tc the climate May
| In The United States.
Ivss heEe on he 4,h Of Jsly Tho n,'al day q the
Amsr.sDs Ihet = shp Marion wa here, and can.
not oil which vns the most pleased, tho Americans
The IorLslese AZ The exchange Of courtesy AZ sunrise
tie Marion boosted Der national standard ut the mast
head and drei twenty gems Tho port corvette aud
fra Eiiian steamer dressed ahp. The Marion ag.in
bred twenty guns the corvette and fort Loo rock
joined IN. Tho Brazilian steamer coal1 not lire, onlv
poun.irg two guns Lieut., Gardner, officer q
ssrSpg the navy returned tho salutes and III snks
irr tie honor Nv the kind invitation OF The officer Of tho
Marr bad the pleasure Of being board durin, the
tAiufa, and enjoyed my elf very much.
/ Dir welsh, an American citizen gave q magnificent
cfnn, TO ae ward 70, officers oI the inviting
ny u tse stscpel mc.aaos OF the island The dinnsr
passed = triahhully. When the cloth was removed,
sogsco Rri1ssn aslod permission to give toast, and
"Tbe Fourth Of July The natal Jay Of FREQ ana IN
dependent country . which vas drauS ia vino Of tho
vintage Ct lie, .ih three times thrco.
4 I~ss much amused st scme three fcur. who
trying 70 yer; as dyed in he wool) TO rpub
lssn,n Int Dc not thk they sqcceeesa, for at ten
arsruLic . very good for america but for Europe
}ore," At eishi re tired 70 thu versnd,, where OF
q M W. vas iiu Minated Brilliant star taling the
place OF TIE national flag 1re bani concealed Ia the
shruhhry, plnyiig tho national air and polkas.
Arerceree, any beautiful ,sdies ioioed the party
where everything wss surrendered for the delightful
walt INA in,s'iSa,ins lfa Tho VI Of the eve.
hour n'il de, tight did appsar
vas no li,tlc asteuished to and bear that the
TO ship scrS vne fdr tho unI,ci a,s ns, l aas
h e'cei his stose on St fet rs c,y, permitting to
almighty dollar 70 get the better OF his patriotism I
lca that lis heus" received rrorer ebuke frm the
lirsi .uf.pept Of The american c'rse.'e Som, wtoe
vas tsGt oil TO the corvette the osccu, scat IL bas
y hat 10 N Y national dQN grull be