The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-07-07
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Nm proceeded 10 patrol hs different streets In the 9Th
vd, order TO prove to their opponents TIA: hey were
- yet unsubdued, and ready, a. ever, for riot Meet
.sscS IN comparative sul *. AID fDslIy sroseht ap :.
nsar socAlled "hcsdquArt rs' in VArck stress, where
10y passed the evening In 90 npany with the "shor ooys
THE snrH WARD LAST NIGHr.
One Of our reporters inspected Rayard and Baxter
reess Gov Bay and the odorferous vicinity between 10
nd II O'Clock night he found the entire neighbor
Asod In anwonted quiet whe street comparatively
hes from excitement Also. The Sixth Regiment we're
senoaed In The arsenal in readiness for an emergency,
which seemed Iue likely 10 preaent se, judging from
Ne tnen state OF AFFAIRS.
ALL QUIET.
AZ twelve O'Clock last evening everything IN tie Sixth
Eard remained perfectly quiet No row or disturbance
wa anticipated.
NIEIrARY ARRANGEMENTS LAST EVENING.
me Fifth regiment Col shwarzwslder, was on duty all
day 10 the evening the relieved ty ihe Sixth
regiment, COL Pinkney, Captains Finch, 0m, Sen watz
anghausen, Van vultee, Aus,aoher and Berrns. They
aeso themselves At the armory in Centre street, with
sjcrso De In readiness In case OF riot At the rrseuAl
s& detac ament Of the sixth, COL ZooS, aho Fourth
Light Artillery under COL Hlncken the entire under the
yss not the ess excitement about the respective quarters
where the military assembled and there appeared
be no anticipation of renewal Of the Disturbances of
me previous day.
PIE EIGHTH REGIMENT ON SUNDAY LAST.
Some injustice has been Internationally shown towards
Ne Eight Regiment Of New York State Militia reference
10 iber bearing during the events Of last Sunday night
he uniform OF this corps Is almost exactly similar 10 tbs;
she Seventh and they IN consequence mistaken for
, and cheered by the popula,e under the impression
ahas they were the Seventh.
Unsl ak p n. the members or the Eighth Regiment hal
received notice OF their services being required but
within two hours Of that time ESQ were under arms at
Me regmena rooms Centre market The order was
Boon after given TO down towards the scene Of dis
ssrbance in the Sixth ward Colonel Lyons demanded hat
ammunition be first served his men, not being viii
sng V peril the safety Of his gallant command an I'M
nseesssry manner The request was complied with, aud
before marching each loaded his muske. with ball
cartridge The ment left for the arsenal arriving there
about nne O'CLOCK whore they found the Seventy frs
vho cheered them heartily their arrival They soon
anerwards marched into Centre street, in company with
ge posse Of police, under the orders OF Superintendent
NAlnaadge M Commissioner Draper being generalissmo
N chief Of the expedition The line Of march was from
Henre 70 Leonard thence 10 BAXTER Bsyard Bowery and
Third avenue far Twentieth street, word having been
eent 70 White street that attacks had been made the
cSxs and peaceable citizens In that neighborhood.
Before leaving the the men received orders that
ne event Of the word being given fire. each should
ecs out ns man, am lo. and not lose shot The regf
0ns presented splendid 'front.' and appeared steady
~ he most veteran troops In Baysrd Baxter streets
aers looked rough but the dash of the troops the
courage OF the police when backed by bayonet cleared
ne streets IN few minutes. The rioters seized with
Epeces Of panic the Aduan OF the Regiment states thai
sne fellow, Who had made himself cor mi cuous in the
crowd rushed into liquor store, doors of which he
ffced open, and fell down full length the oor pretty
a4h frightened out Of his wits II must be
seoected that the Eighth regiment the frst 10 enter
the scene Of dscod and necessarily the overawors
On arriving at Twentieth and Third avenue Il wa
discovered that quiet in the vicinity and
he uoos forth With marched through Twentieth street 10
broadway, thence To White street, which they reached
about midnight Along their march the citizens cheered
hem H The Seventh, and made frequent observations In
relation 70 their clockwork Ike movements Certain il H.
ms, Gen. Hall could, at all events rely upop the Eighth
se1ment ~ foremost In s,eadness, dsc,p pine and true
Military elan amongs, the corps which composed his com
aand.