The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1863-07-21

burnt one, killed one nan and Quilted
portion Of another house. The POI
lice did all in their power and finally
beat of the ruifians.
This morning a small row occurred
Ia Cedar St., contiguous TO the shove
locality lent liberal dispensation Of
police clubs dispersed the rufFians.
Quite serious rio, occurred on
Staten Island last night, hunting nc
groes os,ensibly, but really bent on
plumber. Several houses Of negroes
were burnt, their occupants fleeing 10
he woods. Six negroes were killed,
various persons were notified that
their houses would be burnt.
The Railroad depot at Vsnderbilis
Landing was burnt. drinking shops
we're quilted aud a perfect reign Of Ter
ror prevailed
No private dwellings we're destroy
cd although deep threats we're made
against the residence Of Mr. Wa.
verick one Of the editors Of ihe
Post and others.
Citizens there arc arming and
forming patrol force. A detachment
of the 9th Regiment and two howit-
zers have been sent down. II is re-
ported that there was considerable
disturbance in Brooklyn.
One negro he use in Columbia was
destroyed and a few other small hous-
es in Pillory and we're pillaged. The
negroes were horribly maireated.
II was reported this forenoon that
both grape and canister were freely
used last night uptown against the
rioters. There were several fires dur
inf the night in various parts of the
city, nearly all, however, being small
houses. An attack was made on some
residences in Gramercy Park, includ-
ing the house of Dudley Field, from
which place yolley Of musketry was
poured into the villains, scattering
/ them.
/ Quite a number Of troops are ar
irving and some Batteries Of artillery
have reached the city. Ii is the gem
eral impression that at this hour 10
O'Clock Wednesday, the worst is over.
The mob fearing the arrival Of troops
from the south.
Large numbers Of families have
removed from the city andt lie exo-
dus continues. Telegraph co:nmu-
nicatlon east Is not resumed. Two
Hotels in Courtlandt St. were some
what damaged especially the Bars.
New York, 18th, ~ NJ.
Hudson Rail Road trains come on
ly TO Yonker, the track being torn up
this side. The inhabitants Of Yonk-
ers have organized TO protect them
selves and two Companies were guard
ing the arsenal at Tarrytown, the peo-
pie have also organized
The Brig Henrietta has arrived
with the crew OF the ships Il. f. Hox-
lie, Southern Cross and Red Gauntlet.
all burned by the Florida
A great crowd is around the Pro-
duce Exchange, threatening the des-
truction OF that fine building.
Memphis, -.
Reports from the army ut Vicks-
burg are favorable. Sherman is pur-
suing Johnston with every prospect of
destroying his entire army.
Gen Dodge at Corinth reports that
he has routed a rebel force under For
rest and Bifles, that has been scour-
ing the country north of his lines, kill
ing, wounding and capturing quite q
number.
Hurlburt's Cavalry scouts report
Col. CIythe with 900 men and pieces
OF artillery at Cold Water station and
Gen. Chalmers at Pamela.
A letter received at fernando
from Chalmers states that Johnston
had been Sighting near Jackson and
was falling back.
Richardson is still in the county
north Of this, enforcing the conscrip-
ton. Dodge will soon attend 10 him.
New York. July 10, G p. NJ.
| Stocks dull but strong. Money and
exchange unchanged, Gold, l2S 7-S
New York, July 10Th, 3 p. NJ.
/ A negro was met on 32d Sc. early
this morning by Zouaye who adyis-
ed him TO return to his home. The
Negro wasexcited and shot the Zouave
dead. Crowd Immediately seized the
negro, beat him to death then hung him
TO tree.
Several clothing stores, Hat Stores
and private residences were sacked
last night.
The mob on Staten Island sacked
the Lyceum, attacked the Marine
Hospital taking of about 500 muskets
with ammunition. The same mob
hung a negro there. Stages viii COM
mence running this afternoon. The
majority Of the stores down town are
closed.
The Mayor issued a proclamation
announcing the riot partially subsidized,
that remnants Of mob now only seek
plunder, and calls upon citizens to form
patrols and that all lines, omnibusses,
railways and Telegraph must be put
10 full operation Immediately, protect
ed folly by military. Laws must and
shall be obeyed, and offenders pursued
and punished.
Despatch from Secretary Of War 10
Mayor OPdyke, says s New York