Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-07-17
DETAILS OF THE BOSTON
RIOT.
All Quiet in that City Now.
THE ATTACK ON CHARLESTON
Official Report From Morris
Island.
RIOT IN NEW YORK


RIOT IN NEW YORK.
NEW YORK, July l6-2 F; NJ
Things have fully resumed their wonted ap-
| pearance and tracks have been relaid on the
railroads. Telegraphs are being rapidly repair
/ ed. Regiments and batteries are arriving with
more on the way. Business is resumed aAd
| general feeling Of security pervades.
| The scOundTels and thieves who have been
the terror Of this city for .he last three days are
| sl1ulkng to their dens endeavoring to hide them-
selves and their plunder while their abettOFs are
| endeavOrlng 70 leave town.
| 3P.M-The gratifying intelligence of the vii
lain Andrews, the leader Of the rioters, having
been arrested is announced. He has been sent
| to Fort Lafayette.
/ A gang of rufians this morning drove the work
| men from the gas works on 18th street.
| A small gang stopped horse car on 4th Avenue
i this mOrumg and robbed the conductors and all
| the passengers and then let them go j
There is no truth IN the reported burning OF
i the factories at Newark.
/ In several small towns in the suburbs rlotous
| demonstrations have been prevented by the ac-
tion ofthe Catholic priests, they imploung their
/ Pensioners to desist.
| oy rufians this morning, the owners and oceu-
| pants refusing to subsidize them. The hremen
| rallied to save the lives of several negroes and
| The Post says: Early this morning the riot
/ ers on Staten island burned the depot and wa
Il Ter station. Afterwards they attacked and nurn-
/ ed negro shantiesi killing two negroes Many
l people havel left the island, including prOIninenL
| citizens, whose lives have been threatened.
lt is stated that riot is now going on IN lrSt @
| Avenue. where Company + Of the Goth New Ork
/ tBuftalO) Regiment was gong to protect a steel
factory, when the soldiers were hred upon anu
| fteen soldiers killed The sol diers returned
the Ere. ReinforeemIInts are being nov u
! o'clock sent TO the soldiers
| A station house and bel tower IN Second
/ Avenue we're burned at midnight, on Iuesday-
| Sixteen rioters were killed by grape s1ot IN
/ Thirty-secOud street yesterday morning beside
/ five women and two children. Several others
. were rn0rtally wounded and number sllghtly,
/ IN, f.saa TER
| Colonel WiuslOw with $50 men and two hOwlt-
/ zers charged on the mob who took refuge in
| houses, from the roofs Of which they hurled
stones and discharged bullets, etc, on the sol
| diers. The hOWitzers were trained on the mob
and ten rounds Of canister poured INTO them,
moving them down fearfully The mob appear
ed to be organized, and they only partially dis
Colonel WinsIow had ten men killed, including
a Captain and Lieutenant He retreated IN good
| order, firing on the mob.
Colonel jardin was fearfully wounded in the
thigh .,.-,.--.,.
In this affair some thirty Of the mob were
| killed and mo wounded.
| At eleven o'clock one hundred and hity hegu-
lars, with two howiizers, repaired to the scene
and we're furiCuslyi assaulted, but the soldiers
fred regularly, and finally the cannon were
turned on the houses wi terrible elect, the
rioters getting cut up fearfully.
About ten O'clock the troops had possession
| of the locality.
, ]
wounded This took place yesterday
Five thousand cavalry sabres and Sne hundred
muskets have been siezed By the police in a
house in Stanton street.
| Two negroes We're killed and thrown INTO the
East river, last night BY their murderers
The arrest of Andrews is received with the
liveliest satisfaction. It took placein house Of
III fame, in Eleventh street, where be and ms
fit consort, black woman named Wilson, were
located. He is sid to belong 10 a hrst iaInlly ana
has been quite prominent al certain pohtleal an
/ meetings,
Institute and other places Of late.
Some four hundred dollars in rebel money 1t
is stated we're found on his person.
/ The Mayor or Brooklyn, in view Of the large
r confiagratiOn last night has requested the eltl-
zens 10 form patrols for night duty, TO MAINTAIN
order, assuring them OF his co-operauOl- A
aIichigaH regiment is expected here this eve
The mob appears 70 have got the best Of the
| military on % Avenue and have driven the lat
| ter into a boundary on 2Sth street near Sd AY-
: enue. More forces have been sent with artillery
to rescue them Brig. Gen. SedlIe has been ap-
, | pointed to command the military 10 TINS city
! T-P. .M.-The 26th Michigan andI 25th New YORK
| volunteers have arrived frOm Washington.
Details of the riot in lst and I'd Avenues say
I Jickson's foundry at 2Sth street. aud Seward ;
: / foundry ~ 18th street was Threatened by the
= | mob this forenoon. A detachment OF the 18th
New3YOrS militia, under Co. Behrend, and Two
s hOWItZers of the Is h mllua were sent 70 lne
scene The mob came out Of haunts armed with
| muskets and carbines, bus merely yelled furl-
q ! ouslv at first The troops took no notice Of this
. I and leaving detachment and one howitzer at
. ! Sesvard's marched to 1st Avenue; here a party
of r0urhs fred on them and Adam Schard, one
z Of the soldiers, was slightly wounded Inc
q | troops wheeled into line and placed the piece N
position, but no further hostility was attempted
e tfter short halt the troops proceeded TO jack
| SONS foundry, burst open the doors and entered.
3 | The mob now fired an occasional shot, which the
n soldiers returned with Calling ire and several oil
c the mob were wounded. The howitzer was
| placed in position 10 command the street and
| matters quieted down in an hour or so.
s About two clock relnfOrcements arrived and
q. the mob fired on them without effect; the SOL
diers took aim, but were restrained from hrng
MT. Jaskson now asked Withdrawal Of the
t rrOops from his foundry. General Brown replied,
q 1 shall put my soldiers where please, and no
" mob shall dictate TO me where they shall 60.
q He sent orders te defend the place at all ha-
zards, and not to he sparing of his fire II the
II fieS,;isnant nom the sixty-fith Regiment
u reporfs that bis - enretreated from the nlghoor-
hood Of Seventeenth an, FIRST avenue Deeause aus,
a they heard that the mob was ge.. 20 unds,
eral Brown ordered the company Ds,- '4af
T command Of Lieutenant Pike, Of the Unl,,
States Artillery, and placed Captain Illbacker and
, Lieutenant Meyer under arrest.
The passions Of the rioters were infamed this
evening oy funerals OF some ofthe victims OF last
= nights fight
Colonel Lefierts reported his command, the
= | Seventh Regiment to General Brown this eve
q ming, and was ordered to take control of the Dis
. trict between Seventh and Sixty-fifth streets,
: from First avenue to East river and to take all
means to suppress all mObs and riots.
: All quiet in Harlem and YOrkville during the
day. Senators Bradley and Connolly requested
the withdrawal of the troops from the 1st Ward,
5 which was refused by the Police Commissioners
and General Brown.
= At 4:8O in the afternoon a sharp Fl ght was going
I on in 22d street, between I'd and Sd Avenues be-
u tWen soldiers and rioters.
e All stages and cars running in the city viii be
patrOlled TO night, and General Brown is determ-
/ med the mob shall be put down to nighth he
kills every man found in q crowd.
The 23d Brooklyn Regiment are expected
5 home tonight or in the morning. Some fears
are entertained of trouble in Brooklyn tonight
and the troops in county towns Of Kings and
Queens counties have been ordered into the
city. 1t is probable, however, nothing more Sc
o riOus will take place.
II Plaeards are posted about the city from
q | Arch Bishop Hughes requesting the TiotOrs
to assemble in front Of his residence tomorrow,
0 at o'clock for the purpose Of addressing them
in favor of their returning to their lawful aToca-
| TONS He promises them protection while list
ening to his address:
| 1t apears that the Staten Island not was an
: | insignificant affair. Three negro shantes were
| destroyed and one negro beaten. Fort Rich
. ! mOnd is garrisOned by the 74Ih regiment. The
impression now, 10 o'clock, is that there will be
no more rioting in the city tonight, that the ar
rival Of the military has made rioters wary.
C1r. rfnolaadar Of the riot. eaDturnd the SOL