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The New York herald., 1863-03-17

Bonds.
OFFICE or the JEFrERsosvILLx RAILROAD Co.,

JEvrERs0svILLE Ind, Feb. 26 1853. (
Public notice Is hereby given, in accordance with the
terms of agreement between this company and the
holders of its first mortgage bonds dated April H. 1852 that
this company Se redeem the Sd day of April
the Office of the United States Trust COMPANY New York
city, at the lowest offer below forty Of said Jeler
for the sale q said bonds may be under seal c
the United States Trust Company Aforesaid and endorsed
Offer Of the first bond bonds) Of the Jeer
sonville Railroad Company TO the sinking fund.-, which
Offers bids will be received until OF the Sd day of
April next And public notice is also hereby given the
holders Of said first mortgage bonds that In
bids offered to sell said bonds provided In the
ment aforesaid the United States Trust Company aforesaid
will. presentation their Office, No. lS Wall
deem and accrued interest by consecutive numbers Of
outstanding bonds forty Of said bonds beginning III
and running las inclusive Nos las l and l49 TO l57.
inclusive Nos 1873 TO l62 Inclusive Nos l65 M 1877 and Noa
ITO IT'S nclusve and that and after Sd day Of April
1852 interest said bonds will provided In said
j. H McCAMPBELL. Secretary and Treasurer.
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Port Roy al. s. G. -,-., --.- -.s.~~~
Captain and Assissat ousrter % rmas.sr.
PROPOSALS FOR HAT. OATS AND CORN.
CuIsy QUAarKRxAsr Orvrosl
DEror or wAsnrroroN.
cGysxs Wsss,saInr E,GnrrTsrs AsD Q sTnss,s ,ss,
Sealed proposals win be sciyrd ,h once unit, Friday
as co. issnss9s ss g'ss.s
be and
Ths 9s,s e q %srcssnsSs quality. put up In
Oats viii received By weight at (ss thirty two pounds
furnished without extra charge 10 the govern
The Corn TO be Of good merchantabls quality up
Corn will be received by weight 1867 ty six pounds to
Sacks be furnished wthou. charge govern
Delivery TO be made in the city o. Washington within (a5,
twenty days from ss ssaeoe dse g the contract
Proposals will be received f9r 5oo ave hundred tons Of
Oats and apxaras and SOSS6 ay thousand bushels
The propositions for the Hay and Corn mus. b on
ate papers and entirely distin from and Independent
Tne uli and Office address OF the bidder
ihe bid is Of arm. the names OF ali
the parties appear bid wi be considered the
Proposals from dscyS parties viii not te considered
and AN OATH or ALLEGIANCE MUST ACCOMPANY EACH rRoro
rIopoal. mYs' Be saaresssd e Goons5 hssksr1
Be plainly marked Proposals for Hay Oats" or Cora
the case may be.
The ability OF the bidder fill the contract should II be
awarded 10 him. must be guaranteed by two ble
whose signatures must be appended to the guarantee
The responsibility OF the must be shown by the
oheia certifcate OF the clerk OF the nearest District Court
Or Of the United States District Attorneg.
Bidders must be when the bids open
ed, or tier proposals will not be sideTed. @
Bonds equal IN to half the be received
the contract signed by the contractor and both OF his
tors VIII DC required Of the successful bidder signing
the CONTRACT.
As the bond must the contract will be
for the dders to their with them
to have bonds signed in anticipation aud ready TO be
duced wien the contract is signed.
Blanks Tor bonds can be procured upon application being
graph. ,,an.. ~, ,,,.a...u-r
We -, 0, the county Of - and state OF -, and
- Of the county OF -, and State of -, do hereby
with the terms OF his proposition, and that should his
position lie accepted he will at once enter Into contract In
accordance ther, with
Should the contract be awarded him prepared to
become his sureties.
ITO this must be appended the Official certificate
INSPECTION. DELIVERY. &c.
All Hay Corn contracted for under thisA dver
tsement will be iigdy inspected and such IS does not
prove Of good sound merchsnabe quality viii be rejected
made upon the completion of each contract
thereafter the Chief Quaermaser shall be in
funds. at.
Any informally in the bid or conformance with the
this will insure the rejection Of the
Delivery 10 be made the railroad depot Of the
government whar,es In the city of Washington.
The Chief QuartermRser to himself the right TO
reject any or eli bids that he may deem toq HI 4;
Colonel and Chef Quarter ster,
Depot Of Washington.
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CTEAM POWER TO LEr-A NUMBER OF BRICK
= Buildings with power let together separate.
Inquire the premises of First and East
Fifty third street. CHRISTIAN SCHWARTZ
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OFFICE OF THE
" COLUMBIAN (MARINE) INSURANCE COMPANY
Corner Of Wall and Nassau streets.

y ana
ss.s%sa spdiaS pee ST. isss ,,s ~
Total amount Of premiums ioss3ss 2s q
psdsSs ior .hs year . psre
A: e!s
Losses paid n gold upon risk. on which r'siaT i'
ns.s:. SA q sss
ssSn Ss.s sa !.
under ne Sosr xst @ 1 p there
.ss hsse SRsPs ssen espped BALD 500
"a Upon other voyage risks upon and freight re-
a q q rpoo lime risks upon freight often
Such privilege however being confined to persons and
firms .xgeg.,s Of whose premiums upon such S Poees "
ls'IS ene hundred s dollars n,anoron.
JOIN picKEksoS, Of Dcterson, Reed Co.
SsSEGa SsgE pEsisSs s es p.nson, Bin..e = Co.
MM. II; HALsEy, of Harbecks a Halsey.
ROLAND 9 MITCHELL, of R. @. Mitchell Co.
siE } ..s s::....
Ers.s Western Railroad o a.Ss Co. ch's.so
WILLIAM YOUNG. vice Presiden, Milwaukee Co. Bank
ASDREw J. RICH. President Bank Of AaIcs Buffalo.
DANIEL M W., w Teller Of Gai~ey, cassdo . Teller
SxM 4 d6IJx RoFIsx, OF roPham HAI'un
s. q aosRis Jr., of Caldwell Norris.
aESRY SANMASS, Of Wilson cammann
iaWREScT MiERs, of Lawrence Nyersaco.
R6sEkf R6skkfi sowNE. d iSNS of BOVINE Co
2Mrf sIcsS6tp sf' Reh%SSS Co.. Buffalo
sfS SssfD ftSH EfS. o. 4 RssHoia; S Ely C. esc,se
THos, LORD, vice President
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IvERMORE. CLEwB CO., 81 WALL STREET,
~ Agents for tn. sac Of United States $40 cent
Bonds-We at all times prepared to deliver above
Coupon and registered denominations Of 50s l0ys sO0s
and t0Js, at par and interest.
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nELIGIOUs NOTICES.

DIVINE sriRruAL SEEr,so WILL ss HEhD I. Id
IA on IuesuaV tnsttu,e, NS ESghth street. tetwrn
nsnsnsv and avenue opposite are of
gifted ori and interest An earnest aud ru'v o,as
great hnVp 4, .er and hear theus ives Meetins
IN nds az 80, a, he sane r',ce ca Iuesi sna sShoAS
ss.ess,sr. Aa.l.ss.ssA = s..A
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CARRYING THE UNITED STATES NAIL
BEAur9RL y, G., ard Port oRr soxyA.ss yy.s s. q

NARY SANFORD.
Captain Morrill, ~rpnAY March a.
will leave pier No. North river On sh
AIS NJ for Beaufort and Port Royal NJ The comuanyss
oces or a the principal . e.d tho Msrv
Sanford and All on or sbou. the 81. = rss COMPANY
ADA 90 Broadway.
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A NAN WANTED TO SERVE IN RE0IMENT-WITH
n A the privileges or old member which
years. with 10 bonus Of $50 10
given Apply At III Tbrd avenue
yXTAyTED-A FIRST AND SECOND LIEUTENANT
w for cavalry company Organizing for q regiment al.
ready the Led. This Is real chance for gentlemen with
military abilities Address Captain Of Cavalry A.
spring street Tor three days stating where and when
terview he had.
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CTEAM POWER, WELL LIGHTED ROOMS GAS,
Croon water aud heated by steam best location In the
city for business Bascme nt lighted three sides
Insurance low. Apply to j. 4 q. II WALKER $50 Centre
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T SHAM YN0rNE YIPrYEN HORSE POWER MAX.
ere .oes Shilips DO maker Aaron kieorn New ma ma
ven; boiex inches by shout 30 feet onG Drill Disn
Cupeso; Auidar Hover. 80 inches, and DtmPaoi -
inches Ave horss engine All sold cheap for cash En-
between Second and Third avenues
9CS0 WILL BUY AN ESTABLISHED BAKERY
yOCU on the west Side OF the city; apartments for
T,ols all Tor this amonnl Apply to fRAvER 4 Co. lie
90 mn CASH oHLY.-FOR SALE A PLEASANT,
VOsVVV profitable business and Lease over four
year. to run; nw Yields near 500 weekly 10 dun times s
ng Institute OF Eleventh street Sixth avenue
New-York daily tribune., 1863-07-18

Commanding y. a. boe.ading SO adj ioB.
Hon ALEIAsDEh ii. sI.FnEsA
Now, WHO will deny that tie COniederacy makes
& sOuoHiu figure IN this matter!
From. Tho HeLa,osd Disp-teh. Jaly IL
SITUATION or 1IE CAUSE.
We once heard al anocd0le which We con,ider 80
applicable 10 the present condition oi sn irs IN the
Con oGeracy, TINT we hope 10 be excused for re
pesting IL. most worthy snd lioas olefyyman--
n MAN OF strong DeGyea and unaAuuted coufage--
bad met with All scClc-nt y "hIch SEVERAL ol Tie
bones were bfOkon, add he rcdoo"J to such cOndi-
ton that hs friends, aud even the gtiendHDt pbyti-
cian thought II impossiDlc tnat he could survive.
brother clergyman heaf.ng Of h.s sad plight, iolt d.
hs duty 10 ciI ou him ald offer him "li Tie oOnsV!a
tion that could DO derived IRON recalling his well
spsbt lie, tud the great amount OF good ho bad done
~ his calling, dchcnlry avoiding Nil open mention
VI what Inc conceived ~ DO lis rapidly -appruschiI.
end. When la hLd Concluded, Ine suisler SAID:
All yoa have eaid 10 very true, aud every nan
ought 70 bear It IN mind, III health ns We'll as H.
sicsneis. But you hoern to mo TO .bins that | am
~ eItycmis. Now, Do far from thinking 30 mvself.
1 believe that shall, by the beiring OF God, 40.
cover from the effects Of Itia accident" And ho dld
recover. llib futh made Lim v hO!o once more aud
he is To tLis day bright ana sLlnin. Lsht OF tie
Church.
| Wo oo.erve that many OF our cotemporares are
addressing hOr,atOry procumations 10 tho country.
calling upon our people never to give up, bat u
fight on to the last ninn and TO Last drop vi blood
All this il very well ia its place, but we maintain
that tie cause IN sucn desperate condition To
require tho aid OF these powerful stiInulants. We
have Loaf Vicksburg, n 10 trus, aud tic ebcmy are
advancing upon jackson. Bot il is TO be hoped that
Gen. Johnston viii now fee The nrce ssity OF action
although he never seems TO have .eit II willis the
enemy wGs bssieging Vicksburg. lilo has, II ali
accounts TO true, very cops!defable force, and The
telegiaphc statement that Grant hus 100 OUO mel
we take 10 Le sheer exaggeralion. From the brs,
! information we can gather, no has bot now, and
never has had, more than 6O0OO lasn. We trust In
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God. then. that Gen. Johnston Will take INTO con.
ia or cat Which are IN biz hands

God, then, that Gen. Johnston will take INTO con.
sd-ralon the great interests which are IN his hands,
aud the pter Ioss Of bis military reputation tlsi
unsi inevitably follow n premature retreat from
Jeck.ou without oaeri0g some chow .! resistance "
the ensDy. -
To sure |, viii be rnurh more dificuls to Offer
eacigs reeis'suce than / wonld have hcen tad
he nsiled IN attack wih Peml erion and bis elgateen
O. twenty thousepd men. But there is ETH every
fesson to hope, II The commander vii! only lay ASIDE
hi. quis-c-nt attitude, and rouse himself to true
,cnse of his situation.
IN another qGlder our Affairs, so far from being
IN ,iraiis are the hishe. degree promising. Gen.
Lee ssiued y tremendous victory al Ge'tysburg VI
that we csunOi the slightest reason 10 Gont. lie
took 5000 or 5000 prisoners, aud be has securea
them sIl. lie fell back purely Of lis own will, and
from nc rompulsiou Of the spemy. He Ia five miles
nearer Washington tban hs wss at Gettysburg; nc
h., net The .lghest intention, apparently OF leaving
haryland; lis Congratulations are perfect; he i
receiving ranfocemenis every day aud The indics-
lions sie tal lie will yet make Il movement upoI
Washbg'on.
From Charleston the rews ia ereonrseiug and
upon the whole We regard our litustion as very
hopeful.
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Ernm Iorircna r1cnrec.

FoaIRE.s hoshoE. Wsdnosdiy, July IL. 1862
Tho 1ae Of truce steamer Ncw-fork sfrived from
City Point n O'Clock last evening, and proceeded
Immediately TO Annapolis, having upward Of ,3CC
reles,cd Union prisoners. in charge of Maj milford
The Richmond Enquirer in an editorial gays;
"Ibe fail Of NnksbuTg. the retreat OF Bragg. the
repulse of Lee, and the advance on Charleston are
II p. rous 0tnsteIs-t6e most SO ions tat have a.
tended Gu. arms siuce the beginning of the war.
"On Saturday night 81 Yankee prisoners were
received Ai the Libby P.hon from Saun'op; nrnon,
them sre Lieui.-Co. &. a. lioten and Capt ).
Maf,h, OF he Jih MGTslaHd Regiment, aud Lieut..
". c ristopher, OF 'he - Virginia Cavalry.
"1hcie wgss uo'alle aulya Oh Saturday IN the
person Of BIiy Gen. Neal Dow, Of Maine Law
lame. cartured ncnr Por. HUDSON On The .Oth June.
He wee furnished quarters at The Libby fiison,
where he will probably remain tor soi1s time.
"An order was issnod yesterday t.uLsierrlrS from
Cssle Thu, der TO tie fitby Prison all jhose per
SOM VITO rtiu-.d Ia take up arms. Tie object ir to
plfce lese n,creHrs in their proper company. with
whom tAey will await rsnsiortation By h"s OF truce
10 their proper county"
New-York daily tribune., 1863-07-18

The DRArr IN HARryORD, CoSs.--Dr. a. hess'
Ter Of Hartford Conn, states that there hs NOT oeen
tho slightest disturbance IN that city. The telegram
from Springfield, Mass, alleging thas thers was
riot in Hartford is utterly without toundauon' In'
draft Was accomplished ia TIE First anu Seconu D'-
trcts in the mos. quiet and orderly manner
MONUMENT AT DASpuRr, CoSN.-Ihe iuneri
exercise. OF Can't. James f. Moorc Of the EIh Conn.
Volunteers who was instantly killed at Gettysburg
in July, while CALAMITY leading his men, occurred ~
D,ubnry. Conn (where the deceased resided, On
sabbath, July 10, attended BY Nh immense eoneoarss
Of people. Iu the evening large and enthusiastic
meeting took place in tho First Congregations
Church, to express gratitude to Almighty God '0r
National successes, and sympshy with the bersa'sa
family and community. Resolutions expressive On
fitting sentiments were patsed, and nloveinen' ".'
put on foo, for the erection of suitable ana cosby
monument in tho town to bear the names OF Tue noo'
ored dead who have fallen in the service o' 'ns
country. Addresses were made by the hev. mess's'
Stone, Sheppard, and Gilbert; aso' oy the p,' " I"
MacsOwau, the distinguished American, who u"
spending the Sabbath in tho Village
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CR..rrnRY CULTURE on CAPE CoD.-Ths

CRAsrEHRr CULTURE on CAPE Cop.-Ihe
rows from tho Cranberry growers Ia generally sn'
eoulaging. IRE Cope Cod RPuIhea" Of July .,
.uys. Inc rl,ni- conlnue to blossom freely and no
insect bas yet appeared IN that town, though some
have in Brewster and East Dennis, FOR which a
sirong tobacco tea is used, with syringe
rreA, number Of men have been employed
through The pasl v ner and Spring III draining and
clearing swamps md preparing ground for setting
yines, and not ess than 200 females have been EN-
p!oyed constantly in the town for tho last tive
months in setiug lnd wedding vines, for which
they receive oighl cents an hour.
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Advsftisemont.
TONS vNSnI nm A. ElksENT

IIILTONS INsOLU BLE CEMENT IL new thilB
Nothing iAe IL t.s been before Offered 10 tho public. II
not c"bns"n Of RUBBER sutts p-rcha gus Is scks
patches snf Innings to boots asd snoes sufficiently strong
~itbout sti ohisg IL nsnds broken furniture cioo,eIy
bore. IVORY and ali snicl-s of hou.shod IL
liquid. aud as easily spplsd v.se u IL insoubs
ws,.r oil IL adhess oily substances tfny and com
pesly Put up In paessgs, Tor faniy and
from two ounces 20 hundred pounds. For sals a. ali
s,oIea Huron bKos 4 Co.. PropIietors, PIovidsncs
Ohco, eerper Of Dyer and Pine streets,
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fAdyertls-iu.nt
His character IL

As "a man LOOKEJH So IN lie. Ills Character IN
shown m h, ae. sni p-n rhysognon.t has 40 ann
Guilty 10 s,rotis crowd which l. tie thof-hr h, po-
ro ths brnryoub man. aud tue who deals lastly WIN
al Ihs fas tho iadrK Of tho chafsetof o hlh VINO
wosrs II. 1nE fnHESoLOGICAL JoTHNAt, through Us au
PLyiiogsomy t.Aohs. readers how % Juoso ioi
thoms.ls For afce Noses with " iustst!ons, see
July nuube1-oniy 10 cents. n.wsm.n have It,
fowLKn l. " sLLs No. JO5 broadway.
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syerrrpn OF Produce.

,rrv ,7-a,sr2 bb. Flour. 80 bag, Corn Meal 81
mi, Mblsky l6iVo push Wheat. gJ7 90 bush Ios -
600 bush Oa zoe pigs Provisions ~ do. sl..sf, fv
DO, Petroleum ls DO. Lard, - do Ashes
New-York daily tribune., 1863-07-18

morning were i,l9l. and the balances wess
81 500 j24 80.
Tie Plusbure, Fort Wayne, and Chicago Railway
Company earned for the mouth of Jnns.
1903. 1862. Inc,srss
fa3 5ls 81 S26l . . e SIR .O4 80
Eu Jsu 20 June Ga. 241,56 IS CS4 $50 Gl 75ii9 50
Increuse for June, All y cent; increase .Ur lrsl
half year. 44i Y cent
70 The Erie Railroad earnings FOR the att six months
have been as follows:
1859. 1853. Increase.
S3s,J,OI. ss.l4jf ~ a ,4S3 80
Tho earnings Of he Chicago snd Northwestern
Road for The week ending July Z, 1853, were -
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VOL. lO---NO. 80 333

upon the people TO obey the law, and or
ganize for the protection of the city.
Men like Senator Cornell, General
Duryea, and others, civil and military, in
whom the people have confidence, will be
authorized TO raise men.
If possible, Fitz John Porter will be
placed III command.
About halfpast twelve o'clock, the
crowd, numbering some ten or twelve
thousand, called for the Governor, and he
appeared upon the steps, amid loud and
prolonged cheering.
The Governor said he came there in
haste, having heard of existing trouble
he regretted that this great city was SO
disturbed. T'' They've forced it upon us,
Governor Let them 90 peacefully to
then homes. Tremendous cheering, one
stout fellow almost squeezing the Cover
nor to death in his enthusiasm. He
would protect them in the exercise of
/ their just rights at every hazard.
/ TOther things were said, but the re-
porter could not get within fair hearing TO
make anything like report.
! The Governor retired amid tremendous
enthusiasm. The crowd gradually dis
appeared, but brought up in the neighbor-
hood of The Tribune office, from whence
they were driven by vigorous attack Of
the police.
Great efforts are now being made to
obtain a large force in this city in order
to put down the riot. This movement
has become necessary from the fac
that the mob threaten TO continue then
work of destruction.
Generals Brown and Wool have con
suited on the matter, and the result of tn
conference is, that every available soldier
will be brought Immediately TO this city
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Further Particulars Of the Riot
in New York.
Proclamation of Governor Seymour
The Draft Suspended.

NEW YORK. July LITTLE riot still
continues in the upper part of the city,
accompanied by great destruction of pro-
perty, but the authorities are making
every possible effort for its suppression.
All the omnibusses have stopped running,
and the horse cars have also suspended
operations under the threats of the mob.
A body of infantry and artillery are sta
toned at the Hudson River Railroad de-
pot. to protect it from a large mob that
is congregatcd there. \ large pork-pack-
ing factory on Washington street was
burned by the mob early this morning, us
was also block of nine buildings, inclr-
ding planning mill on One Hundred and
Twenty-ninth street. The mob during
the morning took possession of tenement
block in Thirty fourth street, but were
driven out by the infantry, who rushed in,
throwing the rioters ont of the windows,
/ shooting and killing several. 1t was Il
! desperate affair, and the mob endeavored
/ to rally, but a charge from the soldiers
drove them off pell-mell. a school-housc
was set on fire III Seventeenth street, bat
the flames were extinguished, and the mob
driven away by the police. Soon after Il
detachment of marines was attacked near
Delaney street, when the latter fired,
killing three of the rioters and wounding
six others.
Governor Seymour has issued a procla-
nation stating that the riotous demonstra-
ton originating in opposition to the con-
scription has swellcd to vast proportions.
He says that he knows that many would
not have gone to such extremes unless ap-
prehensive Of injustice; but reminds then.
that the only opposition which can be al
lowed is an appeal TO the courts OF law,
and the right to such appeals will be
maintained. and the decisions of the courts
must be respected
All riotous proceedings must and shall
be put down. The laws of the State
, must be enforced, peace and order MAIN
, tanned, and life and property protected.
He then in conclusion calls ON all riotcr:
f to retiring, declare, that he will use al
r the necessary power to restore order.
1 Hundreds of wild reports and rumor
4 are flying about the city, many of which
@ are eXaggerations. The facts alone arr
@ bad enough
In Yorkville and Harlem the rioter:
n have been demolishing houses, &c
Q Arms have been removed from theaten
:, ed places to safe localities.
All the stages and horse cars have beer
stopped.
Provost Marshal Nugent has been no
,r titled TO suspend The draft.
v All communication Geographically witt
/ the East and West has been suspended
i the mob having torn down the wires in a
le places rs far as Williams bridge, drivin
as the telegraphers off and threatening thei
e, lives. The operators on the eastern line
were located all last night and up to min
lS Continued on Fourth Page.)
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order shall 5e preserved Measures are
being taken by General Wool which will
probably prove prove effectual in quelling
the rioters.
Every negro who has been seen by the
by the mob has been murdered or horribly
beaten Some twenty has thus far been
killed.
One or two newspaper offices had been
threatened. The citizens are armlng.
The colored orphan asylum has been
burned by the mob
Allerton's Hotel, at Bulls Head, has
been burned.
When the mob were passing down
Second avenue, somebody in armOry fired
on them from a window, whereupon the
mob fired and destroyed the building