New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-07-23
THE LATE RIOT.


of IN outbreak il any part of the city. The Police
authorities continue the search of dwellings in cisaf-
ected distrcts and their labors rewarded with
the finding of carloads f stolen property.
At Police Headquarters the friends of the prison.
ers are exeriing the utmost Of their endeavors 10
obtain their release, aud in few instances parties
who proved themselves innocent have been allowed
u gO TO their homes. The man charged WIN hanS-
ing negro on Sullivan street, and TWO Others are
The only prisoners who are kept III the galiows'
yard.
A number Of Iishwomen visited the quarters this
roruinp IN search of their soDs Ind husbands The
Arrest of Pat Macy, who it is alleged openly sel
Ere 10 the block Of buildings on Broadway, is n
fesrfnl blow to the rioters. file was considered u
ringleader, and had great influence with the mob.
GEN. DX's HEADQUARTERS.
The general quietness which prevailed around the
Headquarters Of Maj.-Gcn. DIX yesterday was "A fair
ht.caIiOn Of the Cessation of hostiities the rat
OF the rioters. There wss no hustle or confusion,
no huTryiug to aud fro Of officers a4d men with DIS
patehes and Instructions, the quarters being deserted
exoep. by the Commanding Officer, his aids and the
usual sentry in font. Gen. Dix has not yet an
nourced his staff.
Tue staff of the veteran Gen. Wool, who by re-
cent orders has been placed upon the retired list
srill remain at headqu quarters, having received
orders as 20 their future movements. The troops
already here have been assigned positions by Gen.
Candy, under orders from Gen. Dix, and quG;ers
are being prepared Tor the additional volunteers aud
regulars who Are daily expected. As soon MS u SAT-
fcient force s massed ia New-York, the draft will
LIE executed TO the letter, and IN the event If =
pewa Of the disturbance tie military say that ball
cartridges will be pentiiuIlt used against the mob.
THE PROvOsT-MARsHALS' OFFICES.
A. most OF the MaFshals' Offices considerable
tiviy prevails, and Preparations being made to
carry out the draft as soon as orders received
from Washington. In Capt. Jenkins's aud Capt.
Manicires districts the rolls have again been made
ont In one Of the subdisricis under Cspt Jen-
kins's jurisdiction it Will be remembered that the
drawing had nearly teen completed when the mot
mace the attack upon his quarters and destroyed tue
remaining ballots with the names thereon. The
names Of the drafted men were however preserved,
ana the rest Of the names which were in the wheel
are Low being written upon new ballots rom the
rol,s which were in the iron safe.
FUNERAL OF POLICEMAN DTPPIE.
TIE funeral Of Policeman Dipple, who died On
Surday last from ipjuries received in the lae riots,
will take place this moIpirg from Police iiea quar-
ters. The following order was yesterday addressed
to he CAPTAIN Of each Precinc,;
oYicE OF rHx suPEnIS7 sxpESr OF ruK MKrrorotir,x}
PoLcs. NTw-i oRK. Jult r. 1905. !
xsTsd bSl Of ;se ve1hG Precinct ~
squadj iG,y wounded Tuesday eveuus 30 Nv nt1
.in;h street; between shth aud Ninth where
VIA iae ponce force accompanied win military, were
an. o bot oown . lob o. M ,riersIs sas rio,er.
Oar cot-rede fell bile he bIsveiy haTging hs
DIT. win l- face 30 the Ii-tels.
The funeral vii ta-c slsce Tomorrow, 2Jl iAst, q.
A trbaie o. respect to deceased brother officer,
yoG WiA ue - Seg-4It aac twelve men, IL fsl nnl5rm
ia I'D bes 10 tgud the iE ra, hcl VIII ,sAe I5ce
frou iDeae heacqu-iier..
Iol Will dr.cr The serge'rt in command 70 -eooI, % Dra
Inue,o' ssEs-aai COPELAND. IL "s'niesoa Square soa
The 2S.a Pesine (BrOadwsy sq,d viii be The guard Of
honor ,onv. KENNEDY sv,.,,p,.ps.a.
IIYlEL CAHF2S9K III, !n,f,0toH
COLORFD REFUGEES.
We Yesterday received from simeon Draper,
President OF TIE C6mmssi1iers Of C5arijs go
Corrections, list the names Of the coloIed refu
gees rom lnis city wao aye now uuoer the protee-
tou OF The CommissoneTs on Biackwel's leland.
The total number of persons ihus cared fr Is So,
smoug whom arc Dr. NJ. Lively, the Rev. j, hn
Case, tie Rev. Richard Wilson, the Rev. Perry Il
Hopkins, and the Rev. c. Leonard. Three
bunoTrd and sixteen Of tie party actual rsfu
gees roio the city and 206 children from the Coored
Orphsn Asylum. Seven persons are employed in
taking care q them. Toe list Of names can be seen
NJ his Office By persons il search Of their friends
relatives.
EAsrAi,DLY ATTEMPT TO SHOOT POLICE
OFFICERS.
Yesterday morning, about 10 O'Clock, vilIsnous
attemys was made to kill Olcers Pearson, Mcvey,
LoOnie, McCort, and Moril Of the Eighteenth
Precinct. There men had been searching several
places for stolen good. and while standiag the
corner Of First avenue and iwenty-second street,
gun fired a. them from tie northeast corner OF
the avenue. tai went wnstiiue past their heads
and struck on the walk not far distant. Tie villa
who thus in broad day attempted tie life of tue OIL
Ger is unknown, but search e being made Tor HIM.
COMMITTED BY JUsTIC1 CUACKENBUSH.
Sil.s the auest of rioters commenced in the JEFF
ferson hasAei Police District, Jgstice Quackehburh
h,s o. ked up &pry Casey, Bridget Kelley. Kate
GeCcrmick, Maria Carroll Mary Men amara, Bad.
get Monahan, Sarah Pine, Peter Pine, Theodore
ATucld, and Adam Shaw. charging with sacking
enc burning buildings, stealing property, &c.
BODY IDENTIFIED.
The unknown boy Is Yeas Of age, who was shot
and killed at the Second avenue ArInory riot, as
previously reported was yesterday identified at
Arlncnius Hunbert, late Of New.Morr,sania, West
cbes,er County. lie was at tue Armory looking for
chance 10 join regiment as drummer boy.
BTEAILNG AND RLCOvERING GOODS STOLEN BY
THE MOB.
Theodore Arnol', young man, was arrested by
Oficer Irving Of the Twentieth Precinct, cLarsed
with having been engaged ia tie late rots aud sro
with stealing from Of the houses en.ered by