New-York daily tribune., 1863-07-18


Captain Howell is stationed at Newberu, N. c.,
and hsd been home on furough. He was at the
time the riot commenced entroute for bis battery,
and was detained here by order Of General Wool
and placed in command of two batteries Of artillery
lie is now acting on General Lede's Staff, but
hopes TO be relieved to-day when he will proceed at
once to his command. Capt. II. was formerly Lieu.
tenant in Col Bailey's celebrated Artillery, and WAS
wounded at Fair Oaks, where Col. Is. fell. Upon
recovering from his wounds he was promoted to a
Csptaincy in the Third Artillery, aud made Chief OF
Artillery on Gen. NegIeys staff. He passed with
that General through his campaigns in North and
South Carolina, and upon Gen. n. being relieved by
Gen. Hunter he was returned to the command OF a
battery in the Third Artillery, which be now holds
COL. MOTT.
The rioters have sworn vengeance against Col.
Mott and are they say determined to have his life
On Thursdny morning. while passing down one Of
the avenues in carriage, he was stoned and lired
upon one of the shots passing through the cushion
upon which he was seated. lie escaped as by a
miracle.
GEN. LEDLIE AND col. DODGE
Both of these officers have also won the indiga-
ton of the mob for their assdnous efforts in queing
the riot. Gem Ledle was formerly Chief Of Arti-
lery on Gen. Fosters staff
GEN. BROWN RELIEVED.
NEW YoRK, July L. 1863.
ORDERS In obedience to instructions from tue
Secretary OF War the Gadsgued renqai,h, the command
the United Troops In the city and harbor OF Now
York
In parting fsm the troop, Of hi. comm,nd harbor
sh.t, and
.oai.ry conduct, aud 10 p"ats frOm those Of bis
command In the city without hls testimony OF
ihtir bravery iphne and sodishy department..
Ensaged Right and day. Ga couhIc, with the
mob tscy have la hfseen twenty severe contests.
4 them out numbered than ten 10 one many
ofthe mob bein: armed whipped aud ofestisy dispersed
them and have been uniformly successful
H. ,u.e instance has ss,,tsnee been required BY the
Police when has promptly rendered. aud .l
suy public and private which has been under their
ecou been perfectly and efficiently protected and with
pride ho desire. to record th. in hi. city saueusdsd by
sos shops but ,ase Instance Of draBksans" Ia. fallen
under bi. obssuAtioa-
To Lieut. Col John Frothinsham, his able and eficen
AdJa.ut General he tenders thank. for his uptrog assist
HavBs during the pr.rn in'gueetI0n been in immediate
.ud constant With IT. he desires the privilege Of
srpre..ins hi. unbogudci admiration Of the Police Depart
Of city Never "a civil or military lie has Ia
such unilfias devotion. and such sacisn, service
To Pfe.dsn Acton and 10 Comm'ioner Bersen he ofer
hi. ,b.a, fo ih, courtesy him and their indns" to h'
Command HARVEY BRows Brig Gen.
GEN. CASBY ASSUMES COMMAND.
Gen. Cauby has assumed command of the troops
in this department, and has established his head
oa.r'~r. al the Police Headquarters. No. 800 Null
b,tsy .treet. flc il attended BY Assistant A]ji.-
Gen. Fis.e aad M,Jor Lawrence Kip, A. d. C.
The following orders were Issued yesterday
morning:
Hsaper,nrsr, ~ txrrD STATE. TRoor,
C.rr,Sp HaHnoH ~ Sss-foRK Jrtr II 1873
ossEE,L OKDEA' 40 Jsds, ths suthofi'S Of in'fuc
loo q no s'e,''y d W. ..d me oie o. ts n' 3l
snd.fEn.d ths csmm.ad Of the United s'se'uoop
stsc,l tsgo. .iire..ed TO Adiutsni Ti.te. A...snr
Alatant ,r~sl MI b. made ron the poet stations
80 d.,s hr.t. mi th- limits Of tn, command. Thc.o
report, will give the strength ,Ais Il equpm-Ei suppl
,ud everything that rel tee TO The ,r cnof Of ID" scveru
command. u ,b. Of ho'pa' In addition to tho guard
reported Th- of all troops wi be inmstia,sy and
ia each vii Ne scoonransd by 'ls,smeni VI
the strength. condition .nd Immediate location
All oc-s in this city duty OF on ravs viii report unless
uudsr sh~ immediate orders u superior conan snsst will
report by letter 10 this oe the nature OF their duty and
By orderof Bris Gen T. II. CANDY.
Z fissE, A A. o.
LaWHEscE Kirr. MAJOR aud A d c.
THL ARCnBIsuOP's MEETING.
nElpQr.KrERs a.. y TFcoPs,
CRY AID HAkHoK sEW-i OAK, July l.. 1903.
OEpKKs No 2The comm .ndrrs o' do,sehIncns of e. S.
troops the city Informed hs tho merns at the house
of Archbishop Hushs. intended 90 Keep Older and law
The, be careful to moet person, passing TO aud
from IT, and 90 p.y no sleo,on to b.i'h "od'-0nS n'e
By order Of Bn.. .Gen. r. r. 5. CANDY.
A. 7. FsKs A. Ait
Thee orders were simultaneously given to The
military and police.
GEN. Z. r.. s. CANDY.
Gen. Candy, who relieves Gen. Brown from the
command Of the city, AS well as Of the harbor de-
fenses of New. YORK, was late in command of the
Department Of New.MeXico, where he won high
dstinctou. Gen Edward Richard Sprigg Canby
was born n the State of Kentucky, and entered the
Military Academy in the year 1896. lie is between
forty and iorty-hvo years vi age. He graduated on
the 3OIh day Of June, 1889.
He WAS promoted on tho lst Of July, 1889, 10 the
rank OF second lieutenant OF the ID United States
Infantry; aud on the 18th OF June, 1888, was fur.
ther promoted to the first leutenancy. During that
year he held the regimen,al atjutancy, and on the
81 Of March, lSi7 appointed an assist Ant adJu-
tant general with the brevet rank Of captain on the
staff. lle breyet-d major in August, lSiJ, for
gallant aud meritorious conduct in the battles OF
Contreras and Cherubusco, in Mexico, and was
also distinguished in the battle Of Cerro Gordo. This
brsvet rank dated from Aug. 30 1871.
In March, 1851, he was further breve,ed Lieu
tenant Colonel for gallant conduct at tho Belengate-
the brevet dating itom September Is, 1917. lie held
these ranks while in the Adjutant Generals Depart
meut. In June, 1851, ho WAS promoted to the full
rank of Captain of the ID United States Infantry,
and relinqushsd his rank in the line. On the 81 OF
March he was appointed Major Of the 10Th Infantry,
which position no held in the Army Register of Jan