The New York herald., 1863-07-15
THE VERY LATEST.

The Draft Positively suspended--MOr
Regiments Arriving.
Governor Seymour received information last night that
the draft positively suspended, and that o large
number OF regiments continually arriving In this
city, and that sufficient would be sent put down
the rioters
CAPTURE OF THE GAS HOUSE FOOT OF youRrEENrz
STREET.
About halfpast nine p. N. notice was given that th3
mob had taken gas foot Of Foar1
teenth street. East river large body OF police were
sent 70 the spot to reake II. afterward fred and
burnt down.
RIOT IN THE THIRTEENTH WARD.
The store Of Mr.. Miller South street was atackeds
and the crowd seemed determined to both sack and
burn the building. The military and police were prompt
" on the spot and Immediately fred into tho crowd.
Tie leader Of the mob killed, two bullets having
pierced his breast Several persons killed By thi1
charge.
RIOT IN TwENry-NINrs STREET.
telegram was received about eleven O'Clock reportido
that mob busy In attempting 10 buru buildings IN
Twenty ninth street. The police sent Up 70 Tho
scene and dispersed the mob
ATTACK ON THE STATION HOUSE IN THlRTY-Nvr1
STREET.
The mob attacked the station house in Thirty hfth
street, and rcpused times They then sacked
and burned the residence OF Mr. Sinclair who the pub.
Usher Of the Tribune Association. The military were
promptly on the spot the rioters, killing
some ahd woundng large number. They then left, and
II B reported they will attempt 70 retakc the station
house.
wEBB's SHIP YARD CAPTURED.
The mob have taken possession Of Mr.. Webb's ship
yard and intended burn up all the vessels there.
largo force was sent up there dispcrse the mob.
SCARCE FOR THE BODY OF COLONEL o'BRIEN.
large force was sent search or Colonel O'Brien0
bndu hat aft n fruit tleaa
search OF about four hours.
Rumors continually arriving at the headquarters
respecting the the mob about the city, aud
tho military and police are Immediately sent In the
directions.
OVER Two HUNDRED PEOPLE KILLED AND WOUND
ED-THE NEGROES PRINCIPALLY THE sUFFERERs.
Is stated by tho police and other authorities that
during the troubles OF yesterday and Monday two
hundred people must nave been among tho
killed and wounded. One hundred and nfty
grocs are known 70 have been either killed or
so badly wounded that their recovery 10 doubtful.
The other sufferers either the white people engaged
in resisting the draft tho police and military, many of
whom have been killed wounded. II 10 utterly mpos
sibe TO obtain anything list OF cssul,ies
during the frightful confrsn which at prent exists
At disturbance Greenwich street about o'clock
this morning, named Martin Brady shot IN
the back with pistol. He died almost instantly. 1t 10
SCENES IN THE FIRST WARD.
About one O'Clock this morning largo body OF
arrived in the First ward and commenced sacking and
destroying houses in that vicinity and abusing tho
mates Al this juncture Alderman Fox arrived upon the
spot and addressed the crowd stating that ocal notice
had been received that the draft had been suspendcd
advising them 70 desst from such acts Of
dasm and repair 10 their homes. In this por-
tion Of the ward they done a. he advised Tho
crowd then visited the drug store, No. l67 Green
wich street, sacked and then set hre TO n. The nrs
companies the spot and commenced 70 work.
when We police arrived and fred into crowd without any
provocatson, killing and woundiDg others. This
occurred after the Alderman had suocseded queIlug
the dksrbance and then, 70 cap the climax Of ths
police force assaulted the Adermsps who Immediately
arrested him and sent him 70 the stati6n house.
During the evening the Alderman sddrcsssi the peors
Of ~ ward, asking them 70 rsfrain from any further
acts u vioicnce