, 1863-07-17
Continuation of the New York
Riot--The Mob Increased
in Numbers,
DEMONSTRATIONS IN THE
UPPER WARDS.
Encounters Between the
Mob, the Metropolitans
and the Military.
Large Numbers Of the
Rioters Killed.
Thrilling Incidents Of Yes
terday.
FULL DETAILS OF THE THIRD
DAY OF THE MOB,

DAY OF THE MOB.
New YoEK, July 16.-A terrible onsIaugh
vas made on negro dwellings on York street
last Tneedny night, amid tho shrieks aud
gronns Of the unfortunate women and chill
dren.
4 collision occurred in Forty fourth street
yesterday morning, in which three soldiers
are reported killed.
a report says there has been quite IN In
portation of rowdies ffotn Baltimore aud
Philadelphia, but it Is disc1edited by well in.
formed persons.
Mayor Opdyke recommends tho immediate
proclamation of martial Law. Gov. Seymour
opposes 1t.
Yesterday afternoon the mob again collect
ed III ThirtY-secoud etreet, near where re-
gro Was hanging. Falling to dIspcrse, how.
,tzer was trained upon them, loaded with
capnister. The first discharge wiped out SIX
Two more discharges increased. the number
to TWENTY-FIVE, when the villains skedaddled.
Two negroes were killed yesterday after
noon. One On Pier No. 4, aud the other In
IVA shfnpton street. ~.
H,-ner erothe,a and IA nrv n,,n,era
and other. have 1een warned that their a.+ah.
1,shranta v;,1 In deet,orea r. the vo,tmen
are kept on duty.
The co1ored ncon1a ara f,eefnr the c,tv IN
-, atrao.,,,s
| co,a hoa f,t1e, n 1os rha n.rke,s ara
dn1, and nominal. No busfneas Of importonce
is being done.
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| ~ LATER.
S4w YouK. Thuzgday noyn.pe.-The Treas-
nv binding. Custom House aud other pub
Lie buildings a1e guarded by cannon, support
t.r.st.
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+.rs. 1n,vnr ~ Rroo,1xn ref,zea III c,u
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tunane tho rioters.
1nquests have already been held upon the
bodies Of about Fifty persons, including neor
| iy q tluzen innocent people, one mother and
lnfant Just born,
4 dry goods store on nycnuo G wal
sacked Of forty thousand dollars' worth O.
property.
The residence on Tweuty-nInth street
destroyed by the mob, was not Horacs
Greeley's, as the mob supposed, but Mr, Sin
clair's. where the former sometimes stopped
man resembling Greeley WAS horribly bea
ten.
new YonE, July 16-sr. M.-Things hav
fully resumed their wonted appearance
Track haye been re1aid on the railroads. apt
the telegraph lines arc being rapidly re
| paired.
Regiments and batteries are coming, witt
| more on the way. Business ia resumed. IN,
and general feeling Of security prevails
The scoundre's and thieves who have bee
the terror Of the city for the last three day
ond bfehta IRE skull King to their dens, md en-
| teayoriue to hide themselves and their p1up
der. while their abettors. are endeayorInc t.
,.nr. +our
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f,anoa ~ t,,a .-rast rs .1,o g;1,at. s,a-"~.
,ha % ,s.as- ~ 4te r,ot Ia .n,nnn.sa n ~
hce, Cent n rort Iafaratte enno ~ r,,fr, -,
m. arove o1f +ba worrn, en t1,;a norn,n~ f-or
~. s-.a ,~,x,-a ~, Tor,I.o,th st,oot
aen,,1, onoo atonned a horaa c,r ~, Forx,,
or.n,.. +b;s oo,n;no, -ohhaa +,.a cona,,,to
ami MI tha naasenrere and LEFT them m
There ia no truth In the burning Of the facto
rfes In Newark.
In several small towns In tho suburbs riot
Gus dem constructions hare been prevented b.
the action OF the Catholic priests, luplosins
| their parishoners to desist.
Slime frame houses In TWeuty-seventl
street, New York, were burned by rufliau
carly this morning, the owners and occu
| pants rcfusIue to snbaidize them. The fire
men rallied to save the lives Of several ne
yro, = and drove of the rioters, :
The Ibst says, esrly this morning the riot
| era on Staten Island burned the depot ant
water station. Afterwards they attacked ami
burned negro shanties, killing two negroes
! Many people have lett the 4sIandt including
nrominent citizens whose lives have bee,
| Threatened, It Is stated that riot Is nov
going On in First avenue, where Company ]
| If thc 65th New York. > Buffalo regiment
was roinpr to protect steel factorY, Th
soldiers wete fred upon and fifteen soldier
killed. The soldiers returned the fire. Rein
forccments are being now q o'tlock) sent t.
| [lG EQlu1elas
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Stccud avenue were burned at midnight o