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GAAPhEG PuRTRAKyUF FNK KwwA
NOUS GEN, EUTEkR

The New York World, in an article on
Gen. Butler, thus takes his portrait. /.
says:
'He has disgraeed the army, for the
array is honest he has disgraeed his
Government, for bis Government is vet
great enough 10 be just be has disgracsd
his country, for his uame barbs the georn
Of foreign enemies, and justices the Sc
verify of foreign friends he has dishon-
oced the Chief Magistrata, by prescribing
him to Ministers of the Gospel a. the
subject of their compulsory PRAYERS he
has dishonsred the North, BY incarnating
every mean and sordid characteristic
which, falsely Southern passion has as-
criAed TO Northern man, by surrounding
himself with man whose i'll gotten gainR
making dishonesty and Loyalty profitable,
cause iisloyal honesty 70 seem rsspecta-
bic by comparison he haa dfsgraced his
sex, for not even women have been sx-
emps from his eruelty, bat lika men, have
been made TO suffer as traitors sor the
self respect Of their Intercourse With him
as women IL il 10 possible, be has dis
graGed himself. for ths moss subssFvisnt
tool Of Southern men and obseqaious Ian
der Of Southern institutions has become
their most assidn0us enemy, seeking q
place for the heei of power where once he
locked only 10 liek shs spittls Of ssrviIi-
~. #
"den. Buffers whole carear Ia known
TO very fuauy loyal men at the North, who
blash in silence and shame at the frnbe-
eiAsy which lolaratas hasn fos an instant
in ppwRTs
TIE Administration presses will act
wisely not to praise him. They should
be thankful If their own silence secures
bis immuaiag from pnblig edian. Nsish-
er tbsY nor Mr. LtasoIp can secure hasn
against the Iafamy Of Aisssry.
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Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1863-07-16
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Albany, July 10. 1890 m,
Thia morning B o Or 400 men said TO
be workmen in the Rensselaer, Iron Foun-
dry and Albany rail WORKS, marched
through The streets of Troy, here a few
words were lost from the despatch, but
what follows probably refers to the Times
Office - stoned and Quilted it, destroying
all the property within, The mob was
addressed by Father Hsveman, who ad-
vised them to go home. Subsequently
they visited the colored Church, but were
deferred by Father Haveman from demol-
ishing it. They next went to the Iail
forcing it open and releasing all prisoners
The arsenal and marshsPs are strongly
guarded. w
The steamer Francis Skiddy, having
celored waters aboard, was warned away
from the dock, and dropped down to this
city.
The day steamer has left her moorlngs
owing to rumors that she was to be fired
but the city is perfectly que There
not the slightest indication of riot.
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/ M with her hair streaming, arms SWING
nr and her face the picture OF phrensy'
lbe rushed again and again TO me as
sault
4 MAJ. , whiIe---somc ten or fifteen min
EV NJ, sbould think ---the doors stood the
u'' ,S At length light began to shine
Snongb one of the upper pannels, ana
",b snother voley one or twoot the pan
VIZ ~ y,ye way. This was greeted with
W.. .n.t ? cheering by the crowd, and seemed
s''" encouragement to them to so on
,,,b tbe assault, Two or three more vol
N, 's If bricks and the other panel went,
WI the bricks flew into the armory with
e." ,'.lo,,ous force In moment or two
~" rronant of the door swung open--a
n',b - report, and the missiles Of death
.a5, fearful havoc among those who came
",,hn their range. Report followed re-
w, IN nuick succession. The mob broke
~ ran in fearful haste in all directions
Until they thought they we've beyond the
range of the guns,
Is precauuouary against further riotous
demonstrations, company OF regulars
from Fort Independence were to be quar-
,errd in the city during Tuesday night,
and notices issued to the 44th and 45th
regiments, also to Capt, Jones' light bat
,ery and the fr,t Dragons, to be IN readl-
ness for immediate service if called upon.
despatch dated Boston, Tuesday at
,,,dn,pht saws: Everything is quiet. The
rioters have dispersed and no further out
break Is autici pated. The police and
military are stationed in different parts oil
the city. At the attack on the armory III
Cooper street one of the rioters was killed
and another fatally wounded. William b
Winer, AN aged citizen who resided IN tn
street was also killed Several person
were wounded. A gun store on Duci
SQUARE was broken open, but the poIc
rallied, and by the use of their revolver
Quickly dispersed ihc rioters, but not be
fore one or two OF the latter were wounded
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Other fires occurred, but owing TO the
imperfect manner in which the telegraph
was working, not even an intlmatioh OF
their whereabouts could be obtained,
A demonstration was made in front OF
Mayor Opdyke's dwelling in Fifth avenue,
but the mob was addressed by Judge Bar
nard and Coroner Wildey, and they left,
THE MOB.
The number OF Irregular members" OF
the mob, is believed to be small, but was
gradually augmented during the day to
several thousand. Their original members,
was, it is said, acting under regularly Sc
lected leaders-were acting with a prevl-
ously understood purpose, and were car
rying on their atrocities by the aid OF
certain amount of rough, but effective dis
cipline.
No person, says the Tribune, who care
| fully watched the movements of this mob,
who noted their careful attention to the
words Of certain tacitly- acknowledged
leaders, who observed the unquestionably
preconcerted regularity with which they
proceeded from one part of their inierna
programme to tie 'Tt; and the persls
tency with which tn 'frOar guard" re
NAMED and fought off who Jar at
tempt to check any part OF the destruction
tnat everywhere marked their work, ca
presume to doubt that these men are act
ing ier leaders who have carefully elab
Grated :. 'ir plans, who have, as the
think, maze all things sure for their &C
comphshment, and that they are resolve
to carry them out through fire and blooc
this days crimson work fully attests.
On the other hand a military force wa
was being rapidly accumulated and Or
ganized under the direction of Gen. Woo
and it was hoped and believed that U
Infamous riot would be summary p
down.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1863-07-16

RIOT IN TRoY.--The Mayor of Troy
arrived here yesterday from the north, and
the fact, learned here by telegraph, that
rist was progressing in Troy, was an
nounced to him. He Immediately opened
communication with the officers in Troy
by telegraph, and proceeded there himself
in the afternoon train. The particulars
we have not yet learned, but expect to re-
eeive them before going TO press.
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TIE LATEST NEWS,
Ry TEL EGEAPH-


New York, July Is.
The rioters last night visited several
houses of i'll fame IA Greenwich ST., burnt
oro killed one man aud Quilted portion
Of another house. The police did all IN !
thelr power and finally beat off the ruttlans' !
Ouite A serious riot occurred on Staten
island last night, hunting negroes ostensl-
bly but really bent on plumber, Several
houses of negroes were burned, their occu-
nants fleeing to the woods. Six negroes
were killed. Various persons were mott
fed that their houses would be burned
The railroad depot at the landing was
burnt drinking shops were gltted, ana
rerfect reign of error prevailed.
No priyate dwellings, were destroyed,
although deep threats were made against
the residence of Mr. Maverick, one OF the
editors of the Post, and other citizens
They are arming and forming a patrol
force.
\ detachment of the Sth regulars and
two howi,zers have been sent down.
1t is reported that there was consldera-
bile disturbance in Brooklyn. One negro
house N Columbia street was DESTROYED
and a few other small houses III Plllory
street were pillaged. The negroes were
horribly maltreated. ,
1t was reported this morning that ootf
grauo and canister were freely used las
night up town against the rioters.
There were several fires during TN
night, in various parts of the city, nearl,
ali, however, have been small houses.
An attack was made on some residence
in Grammercy Park, including the nous
of Dudley Field, from which place
volev of musketry was poured INTO IN
vi lains scattering them.
Quite number Of troops are arrlvln
and some batteries OF artillery have reache
the city It's the general impression tina
at this hour, II noon, Wednesday tn
worst Is over, the mob fearing the arrlvi
of troops from the south. Large numbe
of families have removed from the cat
and the exodus continues. Telegraph
communication east is not resumed. Nv
hotels in CORTLAND street were somewh
damaged.
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An arrival from Vicksburg Saturday
evening, brings Col. Jno. Riggen of Gen.
Grants stat, bearer of dispatches to the
government. The news is important.
Port Huds,n surrendered mcondlton-
ally on the Sthe and our troops marched in
and took POSSESSION on the 9th. They
captured the entits garrison, about 1000
men, IS field pieces and 25 serge guns and
about 10000 stand Of small arms.
We have Maj Gem Gardner, Brig. gen.
Beale, and Coils. Stodnan, Miles, Smith,
and one or two others names unknown.
At last accounts Sherman was still in
pursuit of Johnston, but that sagacious
rebel had kept ont of his way.
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M A R R IA q r > I.

FISHER the It'll inst, at the
residence Of the BRIDES father, VIM. Y. Ripley
Esq, by Rev. g. b. Spaulding, OF Vergennes, as
sisted by Rev. DIR. John Newman, Of Union Col.
lege, CYRus NJ. Fisher, Esq, of vergennes, 70
NARY J. RIPLEY, of Center Rutland. No cards.
BIGELow-PIN0RY-In Perkinsville, on the
sth inst, by Rev. N. Cudworth, o. 7. BiGE'
Low, NJ. d., of Brandon, and Miss MARY H.s
BARKER-In IA yer, N. H., July 9Th, Ell
LEN NJ, ife Of RsiA Barker, aged % years.
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The Riot ian New York OH Monday.

We CLEAN from the New YORK papers
the following particulars of the riot IN |
New York city on Monday;
On Monday morning the draft IN the
lXth Congressional District, 81 which the
headquarters are at the cor. of Thru Az
enue and Forty-sixth street was resumed
pursuant TO adjournment, Provost-Mar-
shall Capt. jenkins and other members OF
the Board of Enrolment, with the MEM
bers of the press were present, together
with about three hundred spectators. Inc
drawing was actually commenced about
1912 o'clock, and from IS to 100 names
had been drawn from the wheel and an
nounced, when suddenly the report OF a
pistol was heard in the street.
This seemed to be the signal for an at
tack upon the office, for almost upon the
instant a perfect shower of brIckbats, pay
ing stones and other missiles, were hurled
into the building, which, of course, took
every by surprise. At about lo:oo a M
the rioters rushed in and seized the books
and papers, using great violence towards
the officers and reporters present, VINO
managed to escape, except Assistant Dep
utv Vanderpool, who was beaten very
severely. Soon after, the building was
burned, the mob meanwhile stormng the
upper part, where some half dozen taml-
lies lived. The next building took lire
and was also destroyed, the rutians shout
ing while it was burning. Women wert
in the mob, also, melting them on. Al
horse ears were stopped, and the drlver
taken off by the crowd, The policemen
we're overpowered and beaten horribly
A blacksmith was demolished, and 1t
owner nearly killed.
A detachment OF seventy-tlve proves
Guards arrived at noon, who drew up Il
line between 44th and 45th streets o.
y Third Avenue, and were quickly surround
5 ed bv the excited mob, who stoned an
q ieered at them. The soldiers fired INT
O them, when they were set upon, driven OF
t and pursued mile. One OF the soldier
|. was caught, and actually beaten to deaf
NV the men and women hends. Anothe
was nearly torn to pieces and thrown owe
% a precipice, and stoned till half buried
u Soon after squad of police arrived an
were driven off one of the number WI
torn to pieces and kicked to a jelly II
ID stores in the vicinity were soon closed, al
the rioters had everything their own wa
Fireman were not allowed to play up'
a the fire. The most horribly and beast
outrages have been perpeerated. nor
II or fifteen policemen have been so or
n tally treated that their recovery Is almc
at hopeless. Supt, Kennedy is very serious
TX injured. ..
m About 3 O'Clock the mob had NOV
VS. farther down town, when the firemen we
A. to work on the burning building on IN
he Avenue.
he One house was entered where Ia
n had lust been. confined, and number
articles stolen, but no violence perpetrat'
ar At two o'clock, Mr.. Howard, Gate c
ew editor of the n. Y. TImes), was ATTACK
ed bv the mob, bowling" here is an ap'
MT tionlst, ''-and were about to hang him
an a lamp-post, when the attention OF the II
ms was diverted, and he ran for his life,
crowd chasing him and striking HIM
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x.,,rtu,cr from New York.

New York, July 10, L m.
The Hudson railroad trains came only
I, Yonkers, the track being torn up this
side The inhabitants of Yonkers have
organized to protect themselves, and two
companies were guarding the arsenal. AT
Tarristown the people have also organized
New York, July l5,-l2 M.
A great crowd is around the Produce
Exchange, threatening the destruction OF
that fine building.
New York, July IS P. m.
Stocks dull but strong. Money and
exchange unchanged. Gold LIS rs.
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The riot nearly subdued..Lec i'm a
rout.-GoOd news from charleston
Confirmed.
New York, July l5-3 p. m.

New York, July l5-3 p. m.
The Mayor issued a proclamation an
noupclng the riot partially subsidized; that
the remnants OF the mob now only seek
plumber, and calls upon citizens to form
patrols, and that all lines OF railways
and telegraph must be put in full opera
ton Immediately, protected fully by the
military. The laws must and shall be
observed, and offenders pursued and pun
ished
A dispatch nom the Secretary of War
to Mayor Opdyke says that five New
York city regiments have been ordered
heme that the retreat of Lee is a rout,
with much heavier loss to the rebels than
was at first supposed and also confirms
the good news from Charleston.
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From yicksbure.
Memnhis. LnlY II.

NVIHpHIa, dUIy -
Reports from the army at Vicksburg
are favorable. Sherman pursuing John
ston with every prospect of destroying his
entire army.
Genr Dodge at Corinth reports that he
has routed rebel force under Forest that
has been securing the country north of his
lines, killing, woundng and capturing
quite a number,
A letter received at fernando from
Chalmers, states that Johnston has been
fighting near jackson, and was falling
back,
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New York, July I5--3 p nj,
The mob ON Staten Island sacked the
Lyceum attached to the Marine Hospital,
taking off about 500 muskets, with am
munitlon.
The same mob hung negro there.
Stages will commence running this al
ternoon.
The majority of the stores down town
are closed.
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New Haven, July 10.
Drafting for the hrst wards took place
to-day at the State House. 2l2 men We're
drafted, among them were three professors
and one tutor of Yale College and some
nine students. The selected men took
their tickets in GOOD humor.
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TO NERVOUS SUFFERERS OF BOTH SEX,
Es-A reverend gentlemen having psen fes ~ .s
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treatment, without success, considers 1t his sacred
Sutv To communicate to his afflicted creatures tne
means of cure. Hence, on the receipt OF an ap-
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elrescr,nt;on used. Direct to DIR. JOHN M.
bAGNALL, 1868 Fulton Street, NY. a;"d