Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1863-07-24

At II o'clock, lis regulars with Howit-
zers, repaired to the scene and we're furious
ly assaulted by the mob, but the soldiers
fred regularly, and finally the cannon we're
trained on the houses with terrible effect.
At one o'clock the soldiers had possession
Of the locality. The 9th regiment arrived in
the city at 8 A. NJ. The trains now run reg
ularly.
I p. M.-The 26th Michigan and l52d
New York regiments have arrived from
Washington.
Details Of the accounts Of the riots in First
and Second Avenues says Jackson's Foundry
on 2Sth street, and Stewards Foundry on 9Th
street we're threatened, when detachments
from the 5Oth and Goth New York militia,
with two howilzers were sent to the scene.---
The passions of the rioters were in fame this
afternoon by the funerals Of the victims of last
nights fight
At 4.3O, p. m, sharp fight was going on
in 22d street The city will be patrolled by
the military tonight and Gen. Brown is de-
termned the mob shall be put down tonight,
If he has to kill every man in the crowd
Placards are posted about the city from Arch
Bishop Hugh's requesting the rioters to as
sembe in front Of his residence tomorrow,
at p. m, for the purpose of addref sing them
ih iaNol 'i 70 lhWlul hNoChtlOub.
Ho promises them protection while listening
to his address
The twenty-third Brooklyn regiment is
expected home tonight. Some fears are en-
tertained oftrouble in Brooklyn tonight, and
the troops in the country town are ordered to
the city.
New YORK, July l6.
Gen. Dix is expected tomorrow morning
to relieve Gen. Wool The impression now
90 o'c ock is that there will be no more
rioting tonight. One Of the ring leaders of
the mob was captured by the soldiers Of 2lst
street, to night, and probably has been hung.
Contrary to published statements the exe-
cuton of the draft was suspended in New
York, only by the uprising of the mob. 1t
has not been ascertained here that any direc-
ton had proceeded from this city for prolong-
ing the draft, beyond the period when order
shall have been restored that it can be prose-
cuted
NEw YORK, July l7--6 A. NJ.
Gen. Fitzpatrick has arrived here from the
front, and will at once take steps to quell the
riot.
There was considerable fighting between
the mob and the troops during thu night and
Is Of the rioters we're killed More military
are expected to-day.
There was hard fighting in the 18th, 2Oth
and 2lst wards. all night. Rioters werc
moved down by the military. Over 80 we've
shot and bayoneted in one attack. The mill
tary are arriving very fast.
Gen. Fitzpatrick arrived last night and
force of cavalry is to be Immediately organic
ed for mounted patrol.
From military movements this morning,
made quietly, there will be but little oppor-
tunity for the rioters to carry on their hellsh
designs. Any attempt will meet with most
terrible check
NEw YoEK, July l7--S A. N.
Everything is reported quiet in this city,
this morning.
The Times states that sixteen members of
the 7th regiment were killed by stones and
brickbats. Seven hundred regulars were sent
out as reinlorcements, when battle took
place, in which 8 rioters were killed and IS
were arrested.
New YORK, July IA p. NJ.
Gems. Wool and Brown have been relieved
from command hero, and Gen. Candy assumes
command OF the Department OF the East.
There are some 5000 troops now in this
city and regiments continue to arrive. No
disturbance has taken place to-day.
The Post states that Gen. Candy SUPER
CtutH hun' DIoNH ol OIutt VI Iens w Ools
Some 80 rioters we're killed by the 7th reg
iment last night Not a casualty has been sus-
tanned in the regiment.
Forty-four fires occurred between Monday
morning and Thursday night The 54th reg
ment of volunteers and regiment of artil-
lery are their way here from Rochester.
Gen. Dix will arrive here in the morning.
Gen. Fitzpatrick had conference with Gen.
Sanborn to-day 1t is understood to be in
reference to the arrival of cavalry from Wash
ngton to patrol the city.
Efforts to effect the withdrawal of troops
from the 18th ward failed, though recommend
ed by the Governor.
The prisoners captured in the city are thir-
ty in number.
Itis intimated that when drafting is resum-
ed, the Government will have not less than
$4,000 troops in New York. All quiet to-
night.
To ne Chssni ofths city Of New YORK
rooua demonstration in your city originating m op
position 70 the eonscrpton Of soldiers for the military
service Of the United States has sweed into vast pro-
portions, directing its fury against the property and lives
Of peaceful citizens.
know many Of those who have participated in these
would not have allowed themselves to be carried
such OF violence and of except under
apprehension Of injustice But such persons are re-
minded that the only opposition TO the consenpton which
be allowed Is appeal to the courts. The right Of
every cz make such appeal will be maintained,
aud the decision Of must be respected aud obeyed
by rulers aud people alike.
Rotous proceedings must and shlA be put doUR, the
laws Of the State OF New York must be enforced. its
peace and order maintained and the lives and property
n all is ozens protected any and every hazArd The
right VI every citizen will be properly guarded aud de-
Tended by the chief m agistrAte Of the State
do therefore call upon all persons engaged in these
roous proceedings 10 retire 10 theie homes and employ
mems declaring 20 them unless they do 50 at once
shall all the necessary 10 restore the peace OF
the city also call upon ali wel-dispossd persons not
enrolled o the preservation Of pelce to pursue their
dinary Avoc4dlns
Let all citseas stand firmly by the constituted author
tiles, sustaining law aud order 10 the city, aud ready 10
any such demands circumstances may render
necessary for % make upon them They may rely
uplu rigid enforcement the laws of this State Iinst
whoever vi lates them.
(SlsnsD HoRArIo SEYMOUR,
Governor Of New York.
TRoY, N. Y, July II.
The office OF the Troy Times will be imme-
medistely reorganized, aud with new type and
fresh material. The publication of the paper
will be resumed at once.
WAsHINoToN, July II.