Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-07-15
Last Nights Report.
The Outbreak In New York-Mob
still Representation Destruc

The Outbreak in New York-Mob
still REPRESENTATION Destruc-
ton of Property.
New YORK, Julys l4.-Superintendent
Kennedy badly though NOT fatally injured.
About O'Clock P. n. yesterday crowd
gathered around the Tribune Office and
commenced yelling. A few men attacked
and Quilted the publication Office but were
dispersed By the police after firing few
shots. Va 5'at =-=A
New YoRK VIA N. Y. L ERIE TELEaRAPH.
The riot is still raging. Gov. Seymour
has just telegraPhed to Albany for all the
military that could be raised and sent
there. To-
BUFFALO, July l4.-This city is filed
with rumors regarding the New York riot,
but cannot be traced to any reliable source.
Telegraph lines to New York are still in
terrupted and no reports can be got ex-
cept from newspapers carried by railroad
to Albany. -.r--s
1t is reported the track of the Hudson
River railroad has been torn mp for some
/ distance. ..a5 Hflf f- ..
tits thought the draft will have to be
/ postponed in Buffalo for want of sufi-
cient force to protect officers.
NRW YORK, July IA, p. M.-The Post
says bodies Of rioters to-day visited the large
manufacturing establishments, forcing the
labOrers to join them, and fOrbidding the
loading of ships, &c. Up to this hour sew
several houses nave been sacked, includ-
ling Mayor 0pdyke's. CONGREGATIONS are
occurring momentarily, and this mob which
seems TO be divided into separate crowds
are bent on plunder, pillage and robbery Of
persons. -,l-. .... r. 4lr
The merchants have held a meeting aud
about 1000 have just marched up Broad
way TO enroll themselves as special police.
There has been several collisions with
the military and police, in which the rio
tiers have been wOrsted. ~ -4 .s.s
| Detachments of troops with pieces of
ordnance under Col. 0,Brien, charged on
the rioters at O'clock ON the 18th instant
Three rounds Of blank cartridge were fred
from the cannon and the mob hastily dis
persed, threatening to come back soon
with arms.
A company Of infautry was stoned in
Pitts street, when the Lieutenant ordered
the company to FIRE, which it did, killing
several of the seoandFels, the rest fleeing.
4 r4P.M.-The brokers held q nesting this
P. N and organized themselves into COM
panies for immediate service. Similar
meetings are held Ia different parts of the
city. All the stores down town are now
closed, the armories and arsenals and all
public buildings are fully garFisoued
Some 5000 effective troops are expected
in the city this evening. The mob is quite
/ dense in City Hall Park where Gov. Sey-
mour addressed it stating that be had sent
his Adj't General to Washington TO request
the draftito be stopped and implored the
crowd to respect property and persons and
the State would see that all would be made
i satisfactory. 10 uoItDlOE5EtE
.e4:so P. H.-All the omnibusses have
1 stopped running, nnd the horse cars are
also under threat of the mob. IA body of
Infantry and artillery are stationed at the
Hudson River B. R. depot to protect it from
q large mob congregated there. The large
pork packing factory was burned by the
mob this morning. A block of nine build
liugs, including planning mill, on 10th st,
was burned by the mob at Q O'clock this
Emorning The mob this morning took pos
4 session Of tenement block on 34th street,
4 but was driven ont BY the infantry, who
!, shot and killed several Of them. They set
q school house on FIRE in 18th street, but il
8 was extibguished, The mob attacked a
! detachment of marines near Delaney 81,
when. the lattsri CRED, killing three and
lWouudiug siI. f- -GRUE EaI 6UrEr
NV YoRK, July IA, Ex-Governor
/ Seymour, has issued proclamation sta
ting that the riotous demonstration which
, originated in opposition 70 the eonseriP-
ton has sRelled to vast proportions. He
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