Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1863-07-21

1rs burned down the large ice house on Houston
street. this morning and have torn down
number Of houses in Batavia street near james.
They are reported 10 large force in LEONARD
street The Government was given limited time
to close the bonded warehouses; and no goods
to be delivered
Passengers arriving in the train rom Bridge
port last night only got as far as G5th Street,
and had to walk down. Many were assaulted
by the mob were beaten and robbed. The Har-
lem railroad bridge has been burned.
Vigorous efforts are being made to quell the
riot, and 1t is thought they will succeed to-day
Nrw YoRK, July IA. The mayors house has
been sacked by the rioters and he is at the ST.
Nicholas hotel with Gov. Seymour.
Two hundred troops are IN the Park barracks
waiting for orders.
The military fired on mob in Broom street,
killing fifteen persons,
meeting Of the merchants will DO called
this afternoon.
NV YORK, July H.. In the evening a large
body Of lrishlnen and women Of the lowest class
tore up large portion OF the track OF the 4th
Avenue railroad.
The Tribune says " The men who set on the
bowling mobs of yesterday, Monday, July 10,
1868, are guilty Of aggravated assault and bat
terry, Of grand larceny, Of criminally resisting
the execution Of the LAYS with armed violence,
of treason, Of instruction, Of arson and OF MUIR
der. !"
At two o'clock this morning the city was APP
parently quiet A heavy rain fell about mid
night, which helped greatly to disperse the riot
ers.
The preparations to meet the outbreak to-
day, ie renewed, we areassured are such as wilt
prevent the occurrences oil such scenes as were
enacted yesterday
Tho rioters had it pretty much their own way
yesterday, but il they esume their demonstra-
lions to day good share of them will come to
bloody and we'll deserved end of their career.
Gen. Wool called upon the Veteran Voun-
teers to report to Major Gen. SANFORD, corner
OF Elm and White streets, on Tuesday, July IA,
at 10 A. NJ.
The National Zouaves, Sth and 9th regiments,
and United States troops in the city have been
ordered out. kilograms have been sent to va.
rious forts and rendezvous of soldiers for aid.
All the Marines in the barracks and some
troops from Governors Island are distributed in
proper order u the city.
Mayor 0pdyke has called for volunteers and
policemen to help put down the mob.
The markets are al dull and nominal, no
business being done Of Importance.
The City COUNSEL have unanimously passed
an ordinance appropriating S25OO,OOO TO ex-
empt poor conscripts.
The rioters have recommended in Second Ave-
nue., and are burning the building. between
28th and 29h streets.
There is also a serious riot in Sd Avenue,
which threatens to be extensive. The police
and military are holly engaged.
Cruelties Of the worst kind are practised on
the blacks
The Hudson River Railroad have commenced
TO relay the tracks torn up by the mob. They
have gunbont in the river to protect the road.
Mayor 0pdyke recommends the immediate
proclamation OF martial law, but Gov. oey-
mour opposes it,
New HAVEN, July IA The Superintendent
of the New York aud New Haven railroad has
stopped the runnino OF trains out oil New York
The last train ovt that road left there at |
80 tuis for noon Trains from this city will run
only as far as Harlem river.
New HAVEN, July Is. No trains have arrived
on the New York road. The trains from this
city 20 only TO Stamford, and only one or two
at that.
The mob Is having its own way pretty much
10 New York. business is suspended, Tor Co.,
Seymour has issued proclamation that the lave
OF the State must be enforced and property re-
spected.
1t is reported that the draft has been suspend.
ed in New York by orders from Washington.
Merchants, bankers and businels men are enroll
ing themselves for the defence OF the city.
Col. O Bren, it is reported, has been hung tC
a lamp post A gentleman at White Plains
from New York, reports that all tolegraphs
railroads and railroad bridges are Torn up anC
destroyed.
The rioters, BOG in number, have torn up The
railroad, and burned the depot at Williamsburg
They are marching to Whle Plains to 60 u
; Tarrytown to destroy The Provost Marshal 5 Of
fee there.
All the news that can be had we get from
men from New York that 60 up on the
q North River boats to Tarrytown, six mile
from Width Plains. This news get from mel
- that are considered reliable, aud who are citi
zens of White Plains,
New YonK, July Is. Rioters last nigh
visited several houses of ill-fame in Greenwich
street. They burned one, killed one man, anC
Quilted about dozen other houses.
Quite serious riot occurred on Staten IL
land last night band OF rufilns, numbering
500, roamed in detached bands over the island
hunting negroes ostensibly, but really ben
3 upon plunder. Several houses occupied b.
:, negroes were burned, their occu pants fleeing t
the woods, Six negroes were killed.
3 JERSEY Cry, July IA. IL P. NJ, Ferry boat
1t have ceased running to New York,
d Report says that crowd estimated at 600
strong, is in Cortlandt street They seized tn
l. Merchants W estern, and Cortland street hotels
J. Gen. Brown has detailed guard Of % men t
protect the telegraph office.
j NRw YoRs, July l6-Oia Albany. TIL
Q Treasury Building, Custom House, aud othe
public buildings, are defended by strong guard
70 from the Goth regiment.
The Elevator destroyed by the mob last nigh
b in Brooklyn was valued at 100000.
n Tho mob at Staten Island last night was over
u awed by an armed patrol of citizens, and n
violence was perpetrated.
s. At Williamsburg the citizens are arming i
volunteer companies.
The lawless scoundrels are skulkine to thei
D. dens in back slums in the city, endeayorins /
'n hide themselves and their plumber, while thei
abettors are endeayoring to leave the city.
10 A reyulsion OF feeling is coming and the Coy
Il eminent will undoubtedly be sustained in tn
maintenance of order,
NEy YoRK, July 10th, O'Clock p NJ Th
Goth Michigan and 1862 New York Regiment
have arrived from Washington.
SO Details OF the accounts Of the riot in LIST an
be End Avenues say Jackson's foundry, on 2St
ID Street, aud Stewards foundry, on l7th Stree
Y. were threatened when detachmpn,a from Nh