New-York daily tribune., 1863-07-14


the track of the Fourth Avenue Railroad in the up
Ter part of the city.
| HANGING A COLORED MAN.
| Another bEnd of Ishmen in the Ninth Ward
can. bt coored man passing through tho street
whom they beat, then hanged to tree, after which
they hgh;ed a fire uGder his body, and burned hi,
clo'hing of.
| This was in Claikson near Hudson streets; aDC
the body was left hanging under crowd OF The
Mil,rian wre,ches until nearly midnight, wher
Cou missioner Acton ordered posse Of mon TO the
spot TO cut the body down.
The regular soldiers from Fort Lafayette were
s,xi0us to get tie order to dispose Of the nhuman
crowd who guarded he body Of the colored man.
THE MOB AND GOV. SEYMOUR.
II is known that for some time past, Governor
8 ynour has held out the promise to this treasona-
| lrisl mob, tbat he would remove tho Police Com
mlssou-rs.
raey had been told that this step was to be taken
yesterday, and it is believed in certain quarters that
Governor Seymour did really intend to take this
step Yesterday but The mob anticipated the act and
conmcnced their work of at au hour too early
for the Gov6Inor to get out of bed.
! Ii is also known that meeting of representatives
Of fir, companies wac held in h certain engine house
IN Sunday night, when they took scson Ms to the
they SHOULD and would pursue in the event Of
a riot.
INSPECTOR CARPENTER.
Too much praise csuuot be awarded 10 Inspector
Carpenter ior the cool and gallant manner in which
ne led lis crces in charge after charge upon the i'm
rudcnt ana treacherous mob Of Williams who dared
ior Tie d.y to bet law at deiauce, working" us
hey SAID "fr Gov. Sevmour
/ ATTACK UPON CoLoRED PEOPLES HOUSES.
Al hate hour in the evening assault wab
made upon some houses in Roosevelt near OAK street,
Ocupied by colored people, aud the inmates had to
seek reinge, a number Of the men dropping them
selves 'rVm uIper windows 10 the street 10 avoid
the flames aud tie rioters
THIEVES.
] BsDds OF thieves were where-mixed up in
every crowd, and carrying of Ielf in every dree-
ton. TO tb it wss free day. and they made
themselves comfortable ss to ,erus.
RIOTERS ARRESTED.
Tie rio.crs who bnve been arrested arc all Irish,
many OF them ieaIially bruised and will rcmen-
it-e " No drau' cris,s Tor long years.
! l. remains 20 be seen what disposition will be
i.de Of these scoundrrls by the Police Courts to-
cay. hpw Ia the tine ior Governor Seymours tools
- slow iLcir hards.
MR. CARPENTER AND MIR. ACTON ADDRESS
The POLICE.
At about II o'clock The polics force who had been
doing duy under Inspector Carpenter, returned to
Ponce Headquarters. When they bad been ranged
aong the r,acious corridor. and on the eapacious
a.rf, NJ. Carpenter .ddres,ed tuem AS follows
Men o. the Metropolitan Police: Accept my thank
f. The gaaDt nlanner IN winch you nave Esriormod
y,ur Out ths day. ] I'm proud 10 have led ruch a
noble band 4 men. an know that We ARE ready T.
Quel any mob which may indicate the sigitest dem
ons raiion Tor lHw iessn.ts to- morfoS.
a Voice" And were proud 10 be led BY such Il
leader"
4 Three cheers were givon for Mr. Carpenter.
Cou,niss. .oocr Aeon ten said: Men Of the
Police ID, yarm.Lll In the name Of the citizens OF
Nen-ioik, ihan. you for your noble services ia
quelliue ric TO day, aud III Protecting tie rShs ann
Ite pIopeu! vi TIE people.
! GAIT. PALMER
/ OF the Twsnty.hrst Precinct Was no. ssen from an
early hour e-Ierdfy, a, which time bo war Ia The
(tui,hest of tbe hpri.
SERGEANT sMITH
Of tic Ninth Precinct, was missing all day. In the
evening be was fosnd in Baggage IN the upper
pur. Of tle city severely injured.
The.e Ma a large 'orce ol police and military on
band al va'ions loints Il The cry throughout the
ought. All we're in srceeot -pini-. and &" tho STAR
spAog.ed Baunrr their iayorie song. Long
NAY they wayel
me PROVOST MARsIhLs.
When tie rows rescbed down town. Can't joel
B LrlaId, Of lbe Fourth Congregational DisITict
Nth coinin, ndatie ftsisht packed up complete
copy Of bis enrolment sheeis hnd seut them under
fafr escort 10 Governors Leland un era,and thn,
mosi # not s OF the Mafshalls sciod In the same
manner NJ that tho only names that are destroy ed
are tLOte Of Capt, jenkins.
NINTH REGIMENT n. Y. 2. NJ.
! We wonid call attention to the advertisement In
another co.uun Of meeting Of tie members aud
ex-memL-rs OF this regiment. TO be held this morn
ing al the Mercer House. corner Of Broomo and
Mercer .ircc's ut O'Clock. for tie purpose OF sup
oniug tie State and City authorities in suppressiDg
tie present riots.
NATIONAL zOUAvRs-ATTENTIoS!
! The o.cerD aud members Of the Ion New York
Volunteers who willing TO assist IN the enforce
uieut Of lie lave, requested TO meet, in full
nuform ss early to-day M possible, at No. $40
broadway (Armofy Of 1th Regiment n. Y. s. g.
JOHN l.. BENDIx, Colonel
The Effect Of the Riot In BrooIlyn.
THE BROOKLYN PoLICR-THR NAVY yARD-THR
FmC.DEPARTMENT - THE PROVOST MAR