Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-07-22

We have slready published soue particulars
of a serious not between the whites and negroes
at Toledo Ohio Another has also lately oc-
Cured at Chicago, originating in an attempt
made by an omnibus driver to remove a negro
from his bus. OF this none Of the particulars
have reached us By the following it VIII be
seen tha. Cincinnati. has also been the scene Of
a ike afTcay. TIE everlasting nigger" sp-
pears to be creating some trouble among his
Northern breterea.
From this Cincinnati Gazsst7, June I6.I
Ther2 were pretty sure indications ell day yes
terday that there would be serious disturbance
las. night on Front street, IN the 4.h Ward, and
in Buck.own, ia the l3.a Ward. between ths
Irish and the colored people.
Thr5a-s were freely made al day that the
'niggers would be cleaned out and the color
ei people residing in the 13th Ward, We believe,
made preparations to receive them. Larry Ha-
IN, who was appointed Chief during the a5-
ssDcs Of Col. Dudley, with Mayor Hatch, made
preparations to quell any ri0t that might occur.
Some f1.ty additional special policemen We-e
sworn in and armed. Fifteen Of these were
stationed at the Pearl street, fifteen az the Ninth
street, and the balance ct ths Hsmmoned street
station.
BssReen SIX and seven O'Clock last evening
some two or three Irishmsu tried 10 enter the
house Of d.. Hill, an elderly colOred man, who
resides or Sixth. near Culver.. The doctor held
the door, but the men forced their way IN and
struck hun several times, and also q col0Ted man
named Sam Chadwick, who was with him
Two OF the special policemen now made their
appearance and arrested the two colored men
and one Of the sssailanls, who vas most p-omi-
uent in fOl cling his way in, and they ws1e taken
60 - H.. 1-F-1 etc
The Irish now assembled IN force and com
ple;elv riiiled the windows Of sever-l houses
Gcculisd By coIoIad people in that vicinity.
They also lmashsd al the windows Ct g church
On Sixth, near Culrert, and Destroyed tle iuInI-
turs in ore OF two doggeEies.
Bstwoen 10 and II o'clock the Isln, VINO had
come up TO the corner OF Sixth and Broad"aY'
after committing the outrage, again returned 70
necr the corner of Sixth and CulveTt, when they
were firsI on from several houses by the ccl57sd
people, and they returned tha tire with DoWl-
ders aad paving stones No one, however was
injured.
The Irish again returned to Broadway, and
did not seem disn0ssd st midnight to venture
back. Sixth street below Bcoa%yay IS not hg1s-
ed by street lamps, and tie knowledge thAs Lhs
colored people were armed and prepared 70 meet
tkeir ASSISTANTS prevented any further usIaEO-
anca
specials, remained on the groRud after dispers-
ing the crowd.
The Mayer, yyhoremzi1ei e. his Office until =
late hour, was notified about 10 O'Clock OF Whist
wa going on, nd he directed Mr.. Hazsn TO
hunt up fifty or q hundred more men, and have
them Eithin call IN case Of need He also d.
rected that the alarm for calling ell the PoEes 70
their station houses should Be given by the bells
in the fire towers, in case their assistance should
be required.
Up to = late hour the crowds continued to
gather about the street corners, but We heard Of
10 further disturbances.
p ONE O'CLOCK, A. M-The excitement
still continues. Tho disturbances are all by tho
Irish At present No negroes to be seen Larry
Hazsn, with a good force, is on the active look
out. The police have found It necessary TO
knock down one or two of the more violent
Arrests are frequently made. UnocessioEal ran-
dom pistol shots may be heard, and bowlders are.
brought into use in breaking the windows. An
attempt was Just made to set fire to one Of the
demolished houses. The crowd is noisy aud
violent, and there may be bloody work before
Daylight