The New York herald., 1863-07-19

since Monday last the 18th INST, both liemen and
PATRICK cLA CY. 1903 Fast Twenty second street.
and numerous other citizcns OF the ward.
Nxw YORK, July IL, 1858
The Twenty-second street Armory.
TO IHx EDITOR or THE HERALD.
New YoRK. July II, 1858.
s perhaps useless under the circumstances, nnd
fault with the authorities for not exercising proper VIII
lance but there Instances Of neglect which
ought certainly to be Investigated. Ono which came
under my observation Will mention. The Union
Works Second and Twenty second street,
contained floor three thousand six hundred stand
Of carbnes and rifles which manufactured there
the government About ten O'Clock Tuesday rnornang
the crowd collected in front & mo building smashed IN
the doors and begin ca ying OF the arms. They had
taken two three hundred out Of tho building whom
force OF two hundred policemen from the Thirty second
precinct under Captain Wilson, hove sight ch rged on
tho crowd and dispersed them without any opposition.
ard then instead Of taking charge OF the arms and am
nuDii The building they begged 10 do by
several citizens they pick such dropped
the street BY the people and arched a. Ieavg the
doors open and three thousand stand OF arms IN the
bui ding. No sooner hal ,bc pocs tuned the corner
than the crowd rack again, AND in short time had
all the arms ard ammunition In their ioess sion. Ono
hardly imagine what could have induced Captain
Wilson ard his men o. act NJ they did. Han they taken
bloody carnage that was witnessed In First ard second
avenues from Ninsternh TO Thirty nth streets, TO say
lars which the CITY VIII bayeto pay for them. they being
estimated at forty dollars apiece. government Price.
Yours respectfully, OBSERVER
The seventh Avsmus Arsenal.
oUT.T ~ rHe TWENTIETH wAGp-GrHBoArs on TIE
NORTH RivER--ATFATRs IN THE ARsENAL-FEEL.
ING IN THE TwENruTH wARD-AyoIHEa WRIT OF
HABHAs coBrUs--JUDGE CONNOLLY AGAIN VISITS
THE ARSEEAL, ETC.
Around the Seyen'h Avenue Arsenal throug the
Twentieth wa-d everything perfectly quiet yesier-
day. Major General sandiord still remasnsd command
OF the post.
GrvBoArA
Several Runboas have veen rent by Admiral Pauling
to c--e or The end OF Thirty NTH street. North river
to ss defending the arsenal shc ud any attack bs
mads that building.
RIfLR BATTERY
Coiones Pos,Iey and Darling volunteered their services
yesesdsy Gencral sandford to bring irou Liberty
street tho arsenal of Bl'ine ehursts 4 Requa's
patent rife batteries from which twenty shots can
be fred simultaneously. This weapon very om,dabs
aud vii, add greatly 10 the dsfences Of the assens.
IN conMAsp.
Colonel Wm Meyer acted field officer o. thc day up
to about ak O'Clock yesterday morning, when he was
relieved By Major Herman Tho executive eicsrs yes
terday CoioEsis Postley and Darling.
But very few wounded remain AZ the arsenal. Dr.
H. s. Gilbert has had charge this department since
Tuesday last, under whose the sick AID wounded
have done remarkably weI and deaths likely TO
among his patients.
KkQuIsirioSs ARMS.
The rcquisons for arms and ammunition were more
numerous yesterday than at any time during the week
The commissary General James A. Farrell and Colonel
William r Farrell we're engaged during the whole day
In nlipg the acquisitions and forwarding tho all
parts Of tho city.
yEgLiSG IN Try TWENTIETH WARD
From the remark Ok tie nbALtans IN this ward yes
tecay 1t clearly - be perceived that further do
monstratinn OF hostile nature Will be made until the
government again attempt TO enforce The draft Through
tion o. resist that measure at all hazards.
THIS feeling Is not conaaed solely 10 the lower
society could also be heard exp: cssng the
seutuenis AT Of the street corners. n barroos,
and oiuer similar places small grou ~ eager
ly eanvssing the that tho Conscrption
ha enforced at ali hazards Low mutterings aud
gry ,sturcs were remarkably suggestive their opinion
o the mcasae The antiPshy 10 the three hundred dot
lar iyersal the lower classes. ho
evidently determined to resist what they csder
tie Intention OF the government TO take Of their
ANOTHER WRIT OF u .Exas cuwus
Capt wsng, OF tho twentieth frecinet station housc
had another writ of habeas corpus Srved on him
yesterday in relation TO the Case oi Morris Roye The
Capt Walins carried down to headquarters 10 inquire
What action the authorities there intended to take tho
rrvr srGrxrSr WV YORK c,vuRy.
Al O'Clock lss, evening Tie fhsi leg'men' New
reported 10 General sanford the afsera obedience
10 orders The turmoil ont ~ atgue dress with side
and dsuountcd. They Vii remain On duty AZ the
until to-day, when they TO be relieved by
some other militia regiment. The regiment turned oct
unusually strog and presented msrkably enc appear
Iupcv
Judge Connolly pad General -audird another visit at
the Arsenal last long prvas conference en-
sued 10 reference the cf xEo shit at
hs doorway in Tenth avenue few DAYS neo What
tho conference resulted In unable 10 learn.
A
Up 10 late hour last night M the sig htest dlsfur
bance had tkcn place In the vicriy u ITO aracn, OF
throughout tho Iwentcth ward. lie military situativn
renamed anost unchanged exec nat eenera al SAID
gi had dis ensvd with he services the citizen vo.un
tacrs. The pickets thrown ont In every d
recton and all precautions taken u prevent
surprise, thould such a thing have been attempted.
The Health OF Colonel Jnrdine.
Colonel Jardine, who on Wednesday last was shot BY
tho crowd In First avenue s.t Siuetecnth street has
recovered urgeon IN attendance,
DR.. Tic.igh prono,ncng him DOT u Danger of m
pufaton. lie IL cared .or by the regimental
surg con.
Reinstatement Of an Omcer.
General Brown yesterday evening directed Cosona
Bercns q the SIXTY nth New York National Guard W
place Captain Llbacbcs. who had ben deprived n his
cmmand for dsseriins his company, In command
again