New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-07-25

watched with sIe' pless vigilance. The programme
of arson and mr <der laid out By the leaders OF the
mob has not be en- carried cut to its full extent, ce
cause they discovered the fact that the buildings
marked forf the torch were fortfesses alive WIN
armed meh-that the military and MetroPoi'''"
forces were determined TO crush the mob at Whatever
cest of blood or treasure-tha their leaders deseeu
4hem in the bour of danCer-that the Roman Catho-
lie nr;ests denounced the mob, and denied to those
who partripated in it the privileges OF the Church,
and because Nd outraged people began to arse IN
their majesty and might to sweep the ineendiaries
and assarsns from the city.
The civ is quiet now, and wicontinue so If every
man will constitute himself guardian of the peace.
Home Guards are being formed in some OF the
wards where citizens meet stated times, TO drill,
with view Of defending themselves and their
peiyhbors. Arrests constantly made aud many
desperate characters are locked up where they can
do NO injury. If our Police Justices will forget
coming elections, and, while they temper law With
equity, stand earlessly and firmly by tie cause that
is Just, the Riot will never raise its head again IN
our city. The rights of men will be respected ard
upright ministers Of the law will be remembered and
LOnoTed.
Yesterday large force Of police ard military
secured the Eighteenth and Twenty'iirst Wards
both Of which are largely inhabited by the rioters
in search Of arms and other stolen property Several
uniuportsnt disturbances occurred ia consequence
of the seizure and removal Of clothing and articles
OF furniture which the Police knew, from compay-
con with tho general surroundings and appointments
of the Premises were not the rghfu property Of the
oceupants Dresses of brocade, moire antique, me
rino, and other fine and costly materials, were
found hanging against the filthy walls, side by SIDE
with calico rays and other worn out clothing. Away
OPP in TIE sixth story of tenemeDt-house was found
Gue mahogany sofa, the removal OF which-so
narrow the s,airways-occuped four men
nearly an hour. The woman in whose place 1t was
fcund said her "byes found it in the strate and
fetched it up" colored woman, who has sinceIre
turned 10 Der despoled home, saw her bureau IN al
Irish womsus room near by, and upon asking for
it, received this reply: yer take that away
yer dommed-in kill ye.' Complaint was made
20 tie Police who compelled speedy restoration OF
tie article.
Mahogany and rosewood chairs, with brocsde
uphostering, marble-t0p tables and stands, costly
paintings and hundreds Of delicate and valuable
mantel ornaments, daily found in the low novels
up.town-the original furniture, in some instances,
having been ANONYMOUSLY cast into the street o.
used for kipdlng. Every person in whose Poeees-
sion these articles are discovered discl9iIns all
knowledge Of the same, except that they found
them in The street and took them in TO prevent them
from being burned. Thousands Of dollars worth Of
property has thus far been recovered through the
activity and perseverance of the police, who bave
had no other guide in their search than comparison
Of different articles with each other 10 the apart.
ments visited. Numbers of persons fearing arrest,
daily cali at the different satOn-houses, AID hand
over clothing and otbc- valuables TO the police,
saying that they were thrown into their rooms BY
the mob. The entire city will be searched, and it
lie expected that the greater portion Of the property
taken from the buildings that sacked by the
mob will be recovered The rivers and outlets Of
the city closely guarded, that it Is to
impossible for the thieves 70 remove their Diunder
out Of town. The Eighteenth Precinct Police have
recovered considerable quantity Of rifles aud small
arms supposed TO have been stolen from gun stores.
The goods recovered are all Kept at the station
houses, ard are constantly being identified.
The police Of the Twentieth Precinct emphadcally
denv the statements which have been circulated by
certain Individuals 20 the efoct that engaged in
the -eeen. murdeIOus and rOtous proceedings not
the same who tundered tie sacked honses. With
out exception they that the stolen property is
foupd maialy in tee bowels ard teBenents OF the
very mel vic guilty of rioiing and murder.
The police also complain that The PERSONS WHOM
they have feIretei out ard arrested a. participants
in the riots, with bat few exceptions, either dis
changed With q eight Tepr;mand or permitted 10 go
on straw bail by come Of the MagiGt.ates before
whom they ere krraignsd. No names are given
nor ere they required by the Justices who sympa-
tLize with the rioters. We would rot be undes-
stood here US including all the Police Magistrates o.
the city in this charge. BIT the panes of thos;
amenable 10 il are too welEknoTn 10 peed furthey
yeferalce.
TIKI CAVALRY FORCE.
TIE entire force Of cavalry now on 1t ty In thu
city under the command of Col. Mott, Chief Of
Cavakv, aJnoQats 70 over $40 men. Thil includes
neunNd men, together with ds.aehmsr; doing in.
hnxy dniy, ami hswizer battery. We give the
organization Of che ferce bat cannot state he places
where they are stationed.
Col. T. p. Mott eomnsnding corpt. voseteor Ai5s:
WskemsI HoA urtsn. Capt WsId, jr Capt. Issscs aud
THlsrEr TN EEv-YoRx CAyA1Ry.--Capt John L. Lock
wood ff.s LeL CtAGies Be~steT Second Lieut.. Marvin
ForsrEs,r IN Nx--YoEx CivMRY.--a,jor Abraham
Bs,sfofo Adj1's1t Collins Chesebroush Surge L. A.
Ekitim Cap. w. n Andres. Co. X First Lieut.. Cbss.
p II. Boek, Gecerd Lss- Ios. OTsey. Capt Geo. Bnuag,
Co L. First Lieut. Peter CoDin Second Lieut.. L. Broad
xDe.aow Fla Ii Bs@sen Won LergereIe Co. secood
srfEEvrH w IoKx CEgaLRY <sprssu> Light Csvalry)
Eico lee H. l. Lazsru. let Lieut. Jcseph \. schultz,
ssTEsrEESTs EE " YoEK CAvALEY Coming Light Cav
slrJJ.-CoL Jazz soamsnding Capt g.. Phehn, Co.
1,,ty. Co b; lat IIeA " Dsvisi I'd Lieut. j. MeMsnn.
CAPT J. w Dosne 20. let Lieut., NJ. j. Heay "a Lieut..
c.5 avn w. siy SSE' Co 4 Capt. Lott Co. T. ~
TIL; fo,oo ,ooa,,er with Tia infantry noy here