The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1863-07-21

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4 michigan regiment Is expected
here this eveaing from Washington
The mob appears 10 have 90, the
best Of the military Is "a Avenue aud
have driven the latter toto a foundry
"a 2oih street near lst Avenue
More force has been sent with ar.
tilley TO rescue them.
Brieadier Gen. Ledlic has been
appointed 10 command The Military
in the city.
New York. 10,
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unteers have arrived from Washington,
Details Of the rio, in Isl aud "a avenue
say Jackson's Foundry at 2slh ST. and
Stewards Foundry at 9Th ST. was
threatened by mob this forenoon. A de.
taehmeni Of 500 Of 65th n. Y. Militia
under Col. Behrend and 2 Howilxers
ofthe S,hMilitia were sent to the scene.
The mob came on, oftheir haunts arm
ed with muskets and carbines, but
merely yelled furiously. At first the
troops took no notice Of this; and leav-
ing detachment with Howiizer at
Stewards, marched to LIST avenue.
Here party ofroughs bred on them
and Adam Schevend, soldier, was
slightly wounded. Troops wheeled
into line and placed their pieces in po-
siiion bat no further hostililles was at
tempted. After a short halt troops
proceeded to Jackson's Foundry burst
open doors and entered. The mob
now fired an occasional shot which the
soldiers returned with CALLING FIRE, and
several ofthe mob were wounded.
lIowitzer placed in position to COM
mand street, and matters quiet for an
hour or so. About two o'clock rein.
forcements arrived and mob fred on
them without effect, soldiers took aim
but we're restrained from firing by Of
ficers.
Mr., jackson now asked the removal
of troops from his Foundry. Gen.
Brown replied:
] shall put my soldiers where !
please and no mob shall dictate to me.
He sent orders to defend the place
at all hazards, and not be sparing Of
his fire If the crowd gathered.
A Lieut.. from the G5th regiment re-
ported his men retreated from neigh
borhood 18th and LIST Avenue because
they heard the mob was getting large.
Gen Brown ordered the company
back under command of Lieut.. Pike
ofthe u, s. artillery and placed Capt.
--- and Lieut.. Meyer under ar
rest.
Passion Of rioters were innamed
this afternoon by funerals OF some
victims Of last nights fight. Col. Left
erets rcportedAis command, 7th regi-
ment, TO Gen. Brown this afternoon
and was ordered to take control OF
the district between 9TH aud 65th
streets from LIST Avenue 10 East Riv-
er, and to take all means to suppress
all mobs and riots.
During the day Senators Bradley
and Connolly requested withdrawal
OF troops from LIST Ward, which was
refused by Pslice Commissioners and
| Gen. Brown.
At A 80 p. NJ. sharp fight was
noing on in 22d ST. between soldiers
andrioters. All stages and cars run
ming.
The city will be parolled tonight
and Gen. Brown is determined the
mob shall be put down tonight if he
kills every man found in crowd.
Placards are posted about the city
from Arch Bishop Hughes requesting
rioters to assemble in front of his resi-
den &C tomorrow at o'clock, for the
purpose of addressing them in favor
Of returning to lawful syocations.
He promises them protection while
listening 10 his address.
Boston, July Is.
Order has been restored here
The citizens generally have obeyed
the Mayors proclamation and have
kept within doors, and with the ex-
ception of the scenes of the riot last
night. Streets are as quiet as on
Sunday. The admirable precautions
taken by the authorities and the i'm
posing display of Military force, they
have made without avowed deter
mination TO use with the utmost rigor,
have in effect really quelled what
ever Of the mob spirit was left from
last night.
New York, July l6.
Gen. Dix is expected tomorrow
morning TO relieve Gen. Wool.
It appears that the Staten Island
riot was but an insignificant affair
Three negro shanties were destroyed
and one negro beaten.
The impression now 10 o'clock is
that there will be no more riotipg in
the city tonight, that the arrival Of
Military has made the rioters wary
One ring leader of the mob captured
by soldiers in DIST ST. to night, has
probably been hung. No truth in the
reported burning Of the New Kirk
House at HUDSON city.
The fire was the Jersey City House,
r. Road stables.
Baltimore. July is.
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