New-York daily tribune., 1863-07-18
The Riot I'm Boston.
Rn.raN. Thnrsdey. July rs

ts renewal.
As precautionary measure, however, strong
military force and police patrol will guard the city
tonight and, if deemed necessary, for several nights
80 come
Tie Constitutional Democratic Cinb have voted
10 test in tie courts o. law The legality OF the Con-
sclpdon ac'.
Be~osd DoQe has been arrested fcr heransuiuc
crowd in oprositiou 10 tie draft. lie was locked
a. ia deflut Of 5000 bail.
From The Evesiug Traveller, joy Is.
TIE exciting scenes Of yes erdsy afternoon, at the
Norlh End were continued and assumed h nors
formidable appearance last u'ght Laie IN me s'le.-
noon the storekceie iers near the scene OF thf rot
eu,ive of further trouble closed their sofeS
ss a general thing. and barricadcd The entrances
At the request Of Mayor Lincoln, GOV AhoreW
summoned q number OF military men TO 'le h'u ~
tie civil suthOrtlss, and before o'io0A Al 'i's
evening about 900 men were unaer srEs'
Al g.! o'clock Companies II, Z, snd - OF Heavy
Artillery from Fort Warren arrived IN WIS Guy
under command Of MsJor Cabot; det1 1chIneu' OF
shout loo men from tho "a Regiment OF H'sSy Ar
tillerv. under Col. Frankie, sud detachment oi
6isn61pted men from tie % Regiment of Csyslry
reported al the State House, and quarters were AS
sigued item IN various parts ol the cisy. brg'-
C,n Richard 4. Prerce wss placed, in Comnsnd o.
rll the troops Orders also issued 10 the llth
Battery, Capt. Jones, 10 tho 4itb Regiment, end
Battalion of Dragons, aud sheJ were III rtsdihsss
ct their Asmoiles
Shorlly after o'clock last evening crowds Of QeO-
t!, began 10 sseDble ia EuuicJ;,, Hanover, Prince
snd oIlor streets, and The numbers continued 10 III
crease.
ATTACK UPON THE ARMoRY IN COOPER STREET
Matters looked 10 threatening thst at "a o clock
,igu.l ives iven by the Gre.alsrm Telegraph, which
brought al lie military men un1er arms 10 iheif
feet aud ready for duty.
A large crowd assembled in front OF the ArmorS
in Cooper street, inside OF which were CarJoIess E
10 % = ArffI larry II. tFt
Wsfren, und q Cc'achmeut Of the llth l. =. In
fantrv. For a while TIE mob c0uteuted Themselves
with shoutIng and yelling ut those inside OF The
tuilang.
A poI.ipn Of The crowd tore up the sidewalks IN
tie Vicinity ard threw the b.icks into the street.
from Which ihey were speedily conveyed 10 TIE
krmory IN Cooper street, and thrown against The
doors AID wiudows.
TIE harrison had positive orders from Mayor Lin
coin TO uss sl means 10 hold thsir position, and
cannon Lad been placed 10 command the TWO coors
Finally ine a. OJ succeeded ia tGtterng cue OF the
ooors IN. aud in an instant The order was given by
CAPT, Joues TO fire. and good round OF canister
burst into the close ranks OF tie rioters. Ihe mel
then used their side-arEs freely The casualties as
fag as known Is follows:
Au uuAnowu msu was instantly killed. He ep-
pears to hsve been sborng man, 50 year, OF ne
Ie hayr, sud ABOUT ioet 5 lLcbeo tall Ils DOCS
was pierced ty tie cauter in eleven different places
snd fngbtiully shattered.
John Norton, hoy about 10 years Of age, resid-
Ing al No. iC6 Endicc street, wss shot in lie heart
dead.
Michael Cafy, II or Is years Of age, residing ct
No. 81 Cl0ss street shot in the abdomen, caus-
iug protasion 0i the bowels. lie was sirklag
rspidly at midnight, Gnd in tls physicians opinion
eou not live.
p. REYNOLDS. about 10 years Of age reIidDg al,
Nc. T. Bolton place lof Hanover street, was shot
IL the bip, msElng al Ugly would lie Was taken
TO the hospital
John Mclaughlin. a boy sbout 10 years cd, rssid-
IL hali l. lsft ed %
pieces. lie was borne away BY some OF tie mob
upon blind. il is doubtful /; ue RECEIVERS.
A vouLg man named Norwood, who said he was
psssiug quietly by tie building, hsc two or three Of
his fDcefs ef nis rghi hand badly mAns led and hls
lett baud vac slso injured.
Aman named Dennis Hogan received quite se-
we're wound IL bis left arm. His friends TOOK TN
away ID n carriage.
Two or three other boys received slight wounds,
but were able 10 ~ nome without assistance.
woman tine crowd wGs shoi IL The nook, ana
hreloried 10 have since dad.
Nj. Wm. Locke, provision dealer, NO. j. ) S'!e'a
street corher OF Prince street. received "a nuke.
bal through HE Tigt inigb, near the bone. lie waf
standing In the crew as q spectator.
Young woman named Henuiman, residing in
Cross street wa injured by mushet tsll, winch
entered under her cl.G, pas.iag backward ana pro-
eucuy = serious wound.
woman naued Moore, also residing in Cross
street was injured by charge Of shot. which mat
have been fired by tie rioters, and ball also struck
her Io lie shoulder DAT glanced "llhoos oOib be4i
Gus injury.
Inside Of tie aruory, Lieut.. Jonn =. Sawin of
Joness Battery. was seriously hurt about the head
BY bricks.
Private Dexter Mcintyre Of Company ID, Heavy
Artillery, wps injured about the loot Another
named Day was struck IN tae forehead, and injured
pretty severely. lie was sent 10 the hO,prsl
There was 10 further disturbance al the arTnory,
Later ia tLa evening the battalion OF dragOons pro-
eeedej 70 Cooper street. and formed 10 lire, bDd
made preparations 10 resist renewal Of The alta K.
Air. u IiAam Can,er q venerable ard widely
respected caZen oi the bonored age Of II years. and
IA Der Of officer William w. Currer Of the First
s.ason, residing At No. - Cooper street. was killed
by .hoi IRON Tie riOteIe, wHile he was entering
La .Olse.
ATTACK UPOx GUS-sHOPs.
The mob ne4i visited the Dew aLd weli-stOcked
hard are sad arm. store OF VIM Read Sou. l,o. lJ
Ssneu,l Hall square. Apprehensive Of some such
VARIATION l. gdaT0 had Leeu piaced iLsiIe. Lct Tor
soue reason tie rioters did not make au attack.
One Of tue rioters Was teeu trandlshing musket,
kld afie Eefce struggle 10 waa capluIed by Scr.
gesnt Dunn VI the Police, but not until this riVteT
led been shot by another oihcsr
he was w0Gn1ed severely. His nanie ia James
Caupbell, and he is In the employ Of Michael Doh
cry IL Eonh street.
fLs roters next turned their attention 70 the
hardware snu arE1s store OF Thomas T. Barnes, No.
- DOCK rqusre, and having broken iu the door aod
WINDOW ealeTed and bel ped themselves to rIbes,
pistols and knives. They took about ijO guns, 10
pstos three or iogr dOz u bowie knives aud Gil Tie
tEs cutlery Ii the SLOW esses.
Biz. Barnes estimates lis ioGs 1T about 5000.
Among NE property ssolep ffou hiS store wss a lot
u valuable cutlery.
gnafd Of Regulars was pla.ed before J. Dap
gods son store, 80. &c Wasbin.ton street, but 10
tlss sut made upon II.
The military soon arrived upon the spot, and
iq0Kds OF ARMED were placed at diierelt points
A. nd