The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-08-11
LATER FROM THE NORTH.

evacuated. One says, On account OF pegtiience
which has broken out and the other, that the
troops have been seut to the southside. A large
war meeting was held in New York on Monday
night, which WAS addressed by Gen. Siekles. Only
toi.T men volunteered and the gallant General ae-
cordnE to the New York papers, embraced them
an they stepped on the platform Tho steamer
George SENS, on her trip from Baltimore to ST
Mary's comfy, Md, on the Sd, was stopped at Fort
McHenry, and searched. Some eontraband goods
and l02 letters. unstamped being found on her, ali
the passengers taken TO the guarlk house. The
| steamer Mary Washington of tbs same line, WAS
boarded and Ito uustalnpei letters found on her
Her passengers We're also arrested Among the
Passengers arrested on her were Lewis Wagner OF
Richmond, James Graves OF Virginia and Major
Abraham Barnes, late Inspector at the Baltimore
Custom House. The inevitable drafting order has
at last fallen on the North The following is the
document:
WAR DEPARTMENT,
WAsHINGToN, August 4, lSt2.
Ordered, EtrSt.-Ihat q draft OF three hundred
thousand militia be Immediately called into the ser
vice. 10 serve for nine months, unless sooner dis
charged. The Secretary Of War will assign the
quotas 10 the States, ana establish regulations or
the draft.
secor9.-That If any State shall not by tie 18th
Of August furnish lis quota OF the additional three
hundred thousand volunteers authorized by law,
the deficiency of volunteers i'll that State will also
be made up by special draft from the militia. The
Secretary OF War vii! establish regua for this
purpose.
hird-Regulations will be prepared by the
War Department. and presented to the Pe-idpnt
With the object OF securing the promotion of Off
GERS Of the army and volunteers for ueItorious and
distn guished services, aud OF preventing the nom
ination and appointment in the military service OF
tbE-r
will also provide for Kidding the service in
competent persons hold commits ssions
By order of the President.
EDWIN NJ STANTON, Secretary ot War
THE ''IRRTPREs5IBLE CoNFLICI" IN NEW YoEK-
RIOT BETWEEN WHITES AND 81 ACks.
In Brooklyn, n. Y, on the 18th inst, serious
riot occurred between humber oI Irish laborel-
and the negro workman i'll the tobacco factories
| The negroes had been very 'insolent for several
days The Herald says
On Saturday last hoStilities assumed tie III /
practical shape. On the afternoon of that day
of the negroes employed In Lorillards tobacco fac
tory standing in the doorway of Grady S liquor
store the opposite corner Of the street, hen
white man, who wanted to pass in, asked him qui-
etly to get out Of the way. The negro said he
would not as he had good right there as ANY
other man" The white man again asked the
gro 10 step one side. which the latter gruty re
fused TO do upon which the former kicked him
of his way. On seeing this, another colored man
acroas from l.orillards with knife in his hand
to stab the white man, but prevented from do
ing any injury by policeman who CANE up. THIS
ended the difficulty on Saturday.
Yesterday morning delegation OF white men
went into Mr.. Lorillards factory and insisted that
negroes should not be allowed TO work there. Mr..
Loriliard said he would comply with the request
and stopped his colored laborers from working
| About one o'clock in the afrerHoon thousand
white laborers, women and children assembled in
front of Mr.. Watson's factory, armed with clubs
| brickbats, stones, and other missiles, and com
menced Il headioDg assault on the windows. Seve
raj policemen had been previously 8ecreted in the
building to protect the negro workmen in case OF
the threatened attack. As soon, therefore, the
rioters entered the door they endeay ored to rush
up to the second story, where the negroes were
Here they were met by the policemen, who sue
ceeded in preventing their ascent. One OF the as
salants then set fire to pan of tar on the first
floor, and in instant all the wooden work about
that par, of the building was in flames The fire
was, however, speedily checked by the police be
fore much damage was done Finally. while & lew
policemen were holding the rioters at bay. large
reinforcement arrived from the 4Hi, 43d, nth anl
s0th precincts, and those n the building eject
ed when general row occurred between theni AMI
the police. negro attacked officer ohm Donnsl
IL, of the 42d precinct, thinking lie going TO
arrest him, snd inflicted 8 serious wound on his
head with the side OF box Sergeant Wright got
badly. eur during the meIs in The shoulder wifE
pitchfork.
At this iuncture q 7oice cfied out, Boys set The
bloody building fire and burn the damn niggers."
This was received with the widest shouts of ap
proval BY the crowd WHO again suTged toward the
premises with the intention OF carTyn out the ad
vice that had been given them but, notwithstand
ing the showers of stones, brickbats, Sc, the po
lice piied their clubs vigorously ana the intention
was frustrated. Some CT two Of the negroes
got badly hit in the row; bul all The rest were we'll
protected by the police. who sent them away in ali
dir ctions to avoid further trouble.
RIOT ANTICIPATED IN Observation-Disclosures
FOR pIsLoYALTY-ARRIvAL OF CoNTRABANDs.
Dispatches from Washington, dated August 4th
give the following news from the Federal Capital
The Star, of to day, says: We are informed that
the negroes of this city are organizing secret asso-
Citations for the purpose of protecting themselves
in anticipation of riot and mob by the laborng
classes OF whites similar TO those which lately
Cured in New Albany, Indiana, Cincinnati Ohio,
and Otner places 1t lS Also alleged that number OF
clerks in the Government employ are aiding the
negroes in perfecting their organization. our ill.,
fornant is a colored man OF this city.
Arrests are frequently made in Washington OF
offensive disioyailsts DIR. Camp, a dentist, was
arrested last night for bosterOus secession Ian.
guage, and boasting of having communication with
Richmond His effects were searched, and, among
other things, letter from Gen. Beauregard was
found. Camp il an old offender having been Ar
rested some two weeks since on his return from
Richmond. he was released through the media
ton of the French Minister since which time he
has been comparatively quiet nectut movements
on his part made him an object of suspicion, and
last night he was arrested He was sent to the
Old Capitol prison
Rev. D. D. Broadus minister of Frederickburg
was arrested there last week. and brought to the
city and committed to Old Capitol 1t is understood
that hs held hostage for the return OF several
Union citzens OF Fredericksburg, held as prisoners
by the Confederates.
Rev T. n Conrad, who has recently been
preaching for the Southern Methodist church, has
been arrested by the Provost Marshal and sent to
the Old Capitol prison The charges against him
are holding communication with the enemy and at
tempting to get his Ecnoars recruits to The rebel
army
B. Wheat, w. c. Taylor, and DR.. J. B. johnson,
were arrested in Alexandria last night, and have
been brought hther
Several citizens OF Fairfax county, arrested I'M
der Gen. Pope's orders, and taken to Springfield
station have been released Considerable excite
nent txists ia Alexandria and vi Unity IA conse-
auencs Of these and kindred proceedings.
The boat from Aqua creek has brought up over
one hundred contrabauds, who are principally from
Caroline county, Va. Many Of them have been
away from their homes for considerable time-
They were sent to the creek on Saturday last On
their arrival there they at once directed to the
contrabsnd quarters. Among them are persons Of
all huss ages and sizes, including sprinkling Of
infants barely week old. The women, for the
most part IuRged the children Indian fashion, and
the men bore on their shoulders immense bundles
of baggage.
Upsn an offer being made to the President yes
tsrday of two negro regiments he persmptorly re-
ON an equality with the white man In the army OF
the republic which IL engaged In restoring the In.
tegs1ty Of the Union and the Constitution erected
for the bsnsAt Of the white race.
raE nEw YORK HERALD ON THE sIruArloE-1Hr