Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-07-15

Ito such extremes unlessy apprehensivb Of
7 Injustice; but remiuds them that The IjJnIv
opposition which ean=be allowed is an an
peal to the courts, and the right to appeal
will be maintained, and the decision of
the courts must be respected; riotous pro-
ceedings must and shall be put down; the
/ laws Of the State must he enforced; peace
and order maintained and lives and prop
erty protected. he then calls on the riot
ers to retire, declaring he will use all nee
essary power to restore order. Ak
Hundreds OfWild reports and rumors are
flying about the city, many of which are
exaggerationsi the facts alone, are bad
enough. { ~ - EkEf 0t Is
In YorkVilIe and Harlem the rioters are
demOlishing houses, &c. Arms have been
removed from the Threatened places to safe
localities. -
Provost Marshal Nugeut has been notifi-
ed from Washington 20 suspend the draft.
All Communication Geographically east
and west has been suspended, the mob
having torn down the wires in all places as
far % William's Bridge, driving the tele-
grapherS of and thre4 tening their lines
The operators on the eastern lines were
located all last night and up to O'Clock
this morning on a car two miles from Har-
lem, on the track. The mob discovered
them and drove them of.
The Mayor has prohibited the sale of
fire arms and all such stores are closed. 4
The day so far has been a horrible one.
There has been q riot in the I'd Avenue.
this p. NJ. in which the military charged
aud fired several times on the mob, killing
100 and wOunding many more. ca =
Col. OBrien was captured by the fieuds
and beaten to a jelly and then hung to a
lamp post. ---.-.-.- --.-sH
On the corner OF gath Street and and
Avenue a building in which some 80 armed
rioters were, was surrounded by the police
There was only one door for exit and eve
~ rioter as be appeared at this door was
beaten to the ground by the police.
The mob was also defeated by the police
aided by the regulars in 9Th Avenue, be-
tween 3Sth and 4sth streets. A heavy riot
is also going on in 10th Avenue.
NEw YORK, July l4-Evening.-The Tri-
bune and Times Offices are barrieaded to-
night with bundles Of printing paper. A
heavy force ofpolice is about them and on
the sidewalk Of the printing house square.
In front of the Times Office is small
swivel which fires 40 balls al a discharge.
The mob has got as far down town as Full
ton Ferry, visiting many vessels and COM
pelling the men aboard-to join them and
stealing Whatthey wanted. TFTTry
A full force OF government employees is
at the New York post Office tonight with
arms and two cannon.
The feroeious crowd this afternoon was
melted by some soon ndFels who said thar
soldiers had fired upon the
people, at which loud hoWlsgof vengeance
were uttered agaiDst them. Nothing fur
Their, however, was attempted at the New
England Rooms. Tonight squad of con-
Valescents organized aud proceeded, fully
armed. to the residence of Col. Howe, in
Lexington avenue, to protect it if needed
from. the mOb.s serr~~ss ~ .--
The 7th, 9th and list regiments, now at
the seat of war, it is understood have been
sent for, and the 9th is expected tonight