Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-07-16

The mob on Staten Island sacked the Lyceum
AMI attacked the Marine Hospital, taking OF
about 500 muskets with ammunition.
The same mob hung a negro on Staten
Islsnd.
The majority of the stores down town are still
closed. .FF
A great crowd IL around the Produce Ex-
change, threatening the destruction of that fine
building
The Mayor issued a proclamation announcing
the riot partially subsided: that the remnants OF
the mob how only seek plnnder, and calls upon
the CITIZENS TO form PATROLS and that all lines of
omni0uses, railwsvS and telegraphs must be put
in full operation Immediately. which will be pro
tectel by the military. The laws must and
shall be obeved.
A dispatch from the seat of war to Mayor OPP
dyke saws:
Five New York regiments have been ordered
home.
FOURTH DISPATCH
$50 p. MA mob has Just gathered and
broken into several gunshops. The alarm bells
are ringing, and the military are rapidly gather
ing. Ii is reported that two men have been shot
MIoSrGHT.- is now quiet. The
rioters have dispersed and no further outbreak il
apprehended. Police and military ere stationed
in different parts of the city.
In an attack on the armory one of the rioters
was killed and another MORALLY wounded. An
aged citizen. who resided in the same street and
was looking on. was also killed Several per
were wounded.
gun store in Dock square was broken open,
but the police rallied and by the of their re
volvers quickly dispersed the rioters, but not
until one or two of the latter were wounded
Disturbance IN Boston
BosroS. July l4-Quite disturbance, but
n A riOt rro1 in fha n0rth
part of the CITY this afternoon. 1t originated in
an assault on David Howe, ut n house in Prince
street. where Howe had called to serve a notice
that the resident had been drafted Some loaf
ers in the street interiered and beat Howe sc
verely. when he rescued by a policeman: but
not until no was badly hurt.
In the meantime mob gathered rapidly. and
a strong force of police was called out. WREN
bricks. stoues. and other missiles were thrown at
them. by which several police were wounded
The outbreak was speedily quellei and several
arro Is were made.
As a precautionary measure against further
riotous demonstrations. "A company of regulars
from Fort independence will be quartered in the
city 10 night and notices have been issued to the
4fth and 18th regiments. Notice has also been
issued to Captain Jones light battery and the lst
Dragons to be in readiness for immediate service
if called upon
There is no indications of further disturbance
Our authorities have determined to quash any
outbreak.
Drafting I'm New Haven.
INV HAVEN, CoSN. July l5-The drafting
for the first ward of this city took place to-day AT
the State House Two hundred and twelve men
were drafted; among them were three Professors
and one Tutor of Yale College, and ninety stu
dents. The selected men took their tickets in
good humor.
from Washington.
WASHINGTON, July 1.-The Richmond En-
quirer of to dav has dispatch to Gen Cooper,
datei Mobile. July l3, stating that the New Or
lears Era OF the 10Th announces the uncondition-
al surrender of Port Hudson at 7 o'clock OH
the 9Th.