Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-07-16
GO D NEWS FROM CHARLES
TON CONFIRMED,
Drafting Progressing Quietly Il
New Haven and Phila- y
delphia. q.
DISTURBANCE IN BOSTON,
NEWS FROM BRACES ARMY,
NOE m TR0Y, NEN YORK.
Times Printing once Destroyed
A Colored Church Threatened.
NE NEKY YORN RlOT.

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The rioters last night visited several houses
ofilI fame in Greenwich street, burnt one, killed
enc man and gutted plItlon OF ano her house.
The police did all in their power and hnaly Deat
y g,5s 1ls morning snail row occurred IN Cedar
street contiguous to the above locality. but the
police dispersed these rutlans. .l-I a.,
Ouits \ serious riot occurred on Staten Island
- oa3ght cstensibly for hunting negroes bat
really for the purpose Of plunder several houses
Of negroes were burned their occupants neelng
to the woods Slxnegroes were Killea, AllOLS ll1iS
ners!7ns were notified that their houses would
The ,- road depot at Vanderbilts landing was
burnt o'rinlSipg shops were burnt ana lellect ere,
rsi,1n n terror prevailed No private buildings
were des royed although there were threats
against th, nm citizens there are armlng ana
f0rniue pa trol. -..--- :. 49,, ~,
# is reported tsat there was considerable DIS
turbaDce I'm BIO, NaGyn. One negro house on %
lumbus street NAdestroyea' IlC anu leS o
groes were horrihl sEa'Teated- F..
n was reported this A0ranoon that both grape
and canister were freely used last nght Up
town @ sgaass ss me szstsi oss rsz during The night in
various parts Of the CITY, nearly all however, oe
ing small houses. A. .,.- -,
An attack was made on som residences on
Grammarcy Park, ineln ding the house OF ilsEld
DudIey Field, from which a vOlle Y oi mu5kesiJ
was poured into the villains, scatte rlng Illell.
Quite NUMBER OF uuQpn 1sle ~ :
some batteries Of artillery have reacheu 'he
lis the general impression that St this hour
twelve, noon, Wednesday, the woI 20 y over; =,
The mob fears the arrival Of troOi - rom the
South. - = ,t. .7,v
and the exodus still continues.
Telegraphic communication with the Nsss Is
Two hotels on Courtland street were so me-
what damaged, specially the bars.
TWELVE, NaoN-The trains on the Huds On
R yer Railroad come onlytO YOnkerss the trac <
beiugtOrn up this side. II fHITs -
The inhabitants Of Yonkers have organized to
! protect themselves, and two companies are
| guarding he arsenal at Tarrytown. fhs people
| have also organized at the latter place.
A great crowd is around the ,Prodacs TX
ehsnge threatening the destruction OF that nne
I building.
| THREE o'oBoCK, P. M.---A negro was met on SD
| street early this morning by 1ouaYs who advl5-
| ed him to return to his house. The negro was
| excited and shot the Zouave dead The crowd
Immediately seized the negro and beat HIM to
| desth-then hung him 70 tee.
Several clothing, hat stores and private res
idencs were sacked last night,
| The mob on Staten Island sacked the Lyceum
| and attacked the Marine Hospital, taking of
| about five hundred muskets with ammunition.
| The same mob hung negro there. -...
/ Stages will commence running this after
/ noon
OF the city are closed. -
I
I the riot partially subsided, that remnants OF
| the mob " only seek piundsr, and cells upon
citizens 70 form PATROLS and that all lines Of On1-
nibu ses and railways must be put in full oP-
| peration being protected fully BY the military
Laws must and shall be o5eyed and offenders
| pursued and punished
| A dispatch from the Secretary OF War to May
or Opdyke says Eve New York city Regiments
I have been ordered home.
Also that the retreat Of Lee Is a rout, with
/ a much heavier loss to thesrebels than was at
| first supposed. Also confrms-good news from.
/ Charleston. "
The mob RECOMMENDED on Second Avenue,
burning houses and killing negroes. Also in
| Third Avenue the demonstration threatens to
| be very extensive The police and military are
| hotly engaged with the rufians. The latter hr-
| ing on the mob and occasionally using the bay
| onet. .. a
| AT three O'Clock this afternoon they entered
/ the alley in rear Of TBentE-eighth street and
| Second Avenue, in which fifteen or twenty negro
/ families resided, burst open doors and found
some unfOrtunates who we're badly banded.
/ One named Van Cliff was beaten 70 death with
| a croWbar. ia ID sr1
| A lane from TWenty-seventh street vas enter
ed and Alfred Dudley killed.