New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-07-21
THE RIOT.
TWENTIETH POLICE PRECINCT.

ia Y passed of quietly. AT the staton-house much
activity prevails in collecting bSuse furnishing ar
tices and the stock Of piunder recovered is &C.
cumulating to the inconvenience Of the officers.
Citizens who have lost by the late riots in that
vicinity are solicited to GENE forward and identify
their property not only that the stationhouse may
| be disencumbered, but that those arrested with
the property may be prosecuted according to law.
1t is O matter Of interest TO see the amount aud
variety of property collected by the officers For
instance, among the recovered things our reporter
raw a fine large daguerreo,ype of Il handsome young
lady in cura, together with carpets, SOFAS tables,
beds, books, etc., etc. At No. 1873 West 36th
Street large number Of men were enrolled for the
Siata service in accordance with the notice in tho
morning papers to those who desired to enlist for
short period for the purpose of preserving the
peace.
ARRIVAL or TROOPS.
The 10Th Regiment. n. Y. n. c., under command
Of COL Mason, arrived in this city last evening, and
We're provided with ralions a' Police headquarters.
The doth Massachusetts, Regiment arrived here at
10 o'clock last evening, and shortly aterward re-
ported at headquarters.
STOLEN PROPERTY RESTORED.
4 large amount of stolen property was restored
by the Police yesterday, the east side of the city
in the vicinity of the First aud Fourth avenues.
THIS work was done principally by the Police Of the
Nineteenth Precinct.
| TIE RETURN or THE MILITARY.
All the Brooklyn regiments having returned from
Maryland, they were yesterday mustered at the dit
ferent arlnores at 10 o'clock Il. H., and Informed
that they would be required to report daily until
further orders The object is to keep them in read-
ness for any disturbance that may take place, al
though if eyeryihing remains as quiet as 1t is now
there will be no occasion for their servces. No
orders in regard to the dat have yet been received
by the Marshals, and it is doubtful whether the
draft will be commenced this week.
TIE CoLoRrD RrFUGEEs.
Notwithstanding the comparative peace and quiec
at present reigning in city, the sarm TO which
this POOR people have been subjected Las not yet
saLsided. Nearly hundred We're to-day brought
INTO the central Office from the different precincts.
Some have been in The Ward siation-houses since
rhuredny last, and sre yet too much frightened 10
dare ~ return 10 their homes. Others were received
rs lA,e az Sunday the evening before. IL appeared
upon quertioning these latter that they were driven
on, Of their houses by companies Of boys they were
On their way home from church. and appeared at the
central Office in their Sundey attire.
Many refined and weil-educ-tod women I'VE might
,av hdes. If tie title was not 20 often abused,
with their bright aud intelligent children Were
brought down from the neishborhood Of West
FOXY eiratl and Iny-iiEsi streets, and Sixth and
seventh avenues.
II was humiaiing spectacle FOR New-Tork
e.tileus 20 zee these respectable people brought
down 70 the central office by guard u police, With
tho declaration that they were 40, ablo To Pro,ee,
them f,om mob Of Toys ia ,Loif own homes. Con-
rioorns that we assured that there are 70 many
uiLi,, National Guard now in the city, that the
Governor issues n proclamation FOR the return OF
AIMS nom he olfen patrols, II is outrageous that
there IL Dot justice enough in our rulers - protect
such such citizens from mob OF b0ys.
rmE yLRMoSr BRIGADE VOLUNTEERS FOR SER
VICE ~ NEWBORN.
Tho lilh 18th, aud 10th Regiments Of the Yer
mon, Brigade called the Green Mountain Brigade
10 the Army Of the Potomac, arrived IN this city to-
lay Treig services in the field are historical
1ucy were uiue.nonths regiments, aud their term
Il service has fully expired. Upon their arrival
being reported TO Gen Dix, be Immediately took
ncA.urcs to eudeayJr 10 obtain their services IN hs
city Tor lew days.
Gen Capby waited upon Col. Howe, lwlo has
been appointed upon Gen. Do sinh) and requested
him. AZ SAFE agcut lor Vermont, TO Wal. upon The
commanding of; II tie aercAt regiments 10 as-
cer.nn tLolociiugs Of these Green Mountain Boys Oh
the subi Ct. Cot. Howe repaired 10 their temporary
,ncampment on the Battery, where be made brief
d ,titnug address To tie to.dcrr, who fully appre-
cintcI.thc npIimelt lai them by Gen. Di', ssd
III once volunteered their soryces IN any manner
mot, desirable Tor the Interests Of tie coun;ry AMI
The maintenance OF the lave. The regiments are
commanded by Col. Nichols pilh,l Col X. Proctor,
19ihJ and Col. W. G.. ye,.zey, .idlh.l The rank
and tie are composed OF the beet citizen, Of vermont
and although soi.citou- 81 returning TO their homes,
uuanimousiy cArrcss thomseiy.s moro pai'hed Mt
,he prospect Of meeting bone traitors than Rebels in
the fed.
Tie officers visited the rooms q the Union Loyal
Lssguo thi, evening, by invitation.
ANDREWS TIE KioTER.
T. he Ellf,r = me 90. h. BiDnHe.
SIR: With feelings Of surprise aud indignation l
have read in your valuable journal anaccoant oil the
recent rotou- ,roceeing6 IA New-iorN city, on the
ocas,on OF the enforcement Of the DRAFT, aud have
word to say as 10 the character OF the man WHOM
the mob Of the Emlirc City ind to lead them III the
meet difstaeelul affair tnat ever occurred III any
country.
John L. Andrews IT, n stated, Nirsinan, being
born near Suiihliell in that state. Some time y
ne removed 70 Portsmouth, aud praciiced law
binding that be wa, unsuccessful. owing 20 nopopn-
aud lack OF ability. he jouedthe Know Noihng
pi,ty at tie time ot IT. nSi"ion, ana REMOVER 10
rn- city as one Ok the leading members and was re-