New-York daily tribune., 1863-07-30


.r.d ma setns under Con ssndsrd how Ia II that he ad
dressed his first order jointly Gen ssndford and to me
and his second me Or how 10 II that all the regiments
volunteer and militia arriving Ia the city were oroered'o
report and not 10 Cen sandfordI The conclusion
irresistible that Gen FOOL actually considered me (ss le
say wss and not Gen. Sanford to be the Military Con.
msndeT Of the city during the four days OF the not h order
the contrary Notwithstanding that he W" glad to use no
30 long Is could bo useful and ia striving to reap for
himself the fruit Of my labo Not having been permitted
the pryilsge Of making official report it be smss
for me 10 giys a. briefly my version OF the events
of the four days.
On Monday about O'Clock p. m. informed by Cap,
stn,on Assistant Qusrtetmase that there serious
riot in the upper Wsds of the city and that the mobs
burning houses and numbering aud robbns citizens and that
Gen Wool had sont messenger down to Fort Hamilton TO
order troops to the city Immediately wrote order
for the company at Fort Wood commanded by Assistant
Surgeon Smith proceed without delay to the city. and
made requston for transportation Of the same iheu
went Font Hamilton and learned th't Gen. Wool he'd
d.red TO the city company aai halt gil that they
about starting Ordering Lieut.. McEAth my Adutsnt, to
have ali ths other troop ready to at moment. notice
proceeded 10 NewYork ordered Capt franklin. in com
msuJ to report 1T the Police Office, and reported myself
Gen Wool saggesei to him that the other troops snouG
be ordered up which he assentel then went to tn,
Ousernaste Office az being about darkl with orders
the rofts Hchnoud
without delay the city, and sent two
ior them. | then went 10 Gen. Wool, and claimed,
the Military Commander of the city, the nght
20 command the United State. troops in 1t,
which he reluctantly assented aud ordered to report
Gen. Sandlod, and 10 cooperate with him Immediately
proceeded the Metropolitan Police Ohce with Mr. Acton
order L. s. tall Of which had been ni
n ,hs AsenaD place, aud requested Geu
"a there. IN ords to make arrangements
for ot cooperation Of the Military aad Police No troops
cane but after three hours. Cen ssudiori came aud
insisted that the Arsenal s important point aad thai
the troop. all bo kept there Tor it, deicn'o differing
rom him aDd stating tina. did understand 10 be
under hi. comand-bu cooperating with hm-he went to
the headquarters OF Gen Wool and very soon after receives
tie placing al The troop. under Gen sSndiords con-
maud. The result have elsewhere stated.
When rc.ulscd NJ position Tue,diy morning at the
Police Ieadqulrte, mide afran ;emsnts with Mr Acton
for co6praion OF the military with the police, ara tsye
the orders necessary carry It into eject which arfisse.
,,rinsen,ly aud withou, variation carried out
although the pressure from without on high sultI, for
the withdrawal Of troops from certain MAIDS aud Of czens
the protection Of their private property, uoces.ins
sud very great guided by the ,up~ror know cdsc,
experience ald excellent jndsnea Of the ioiesabls
President Of the Board Mr Acton. this pressure firmly
resisted and H. he bravery OF the foIp' aud tas ieafc
daring aud au,iling labor OF the p,,c. attribute u
mate The troops Of Hy command were ooastandy
employed dsy aud night snl with tho police eng 81
ten ieel conflicts with largely superior agmbsri
of tc mob and 10 every Instance they victorious
More Intelligent, aud ssnt oce or b5svsr troop. eaunc
be found dd ,heif duty noby aai al entitled
pai.. Of their country aad d,'e to CsPi' Pa1,n
ard Franklin OF the lglh in'antfy. aefnI ssPec.s!
pfaiie
10 President Acton NJ Befsan and the Captains Of Pc
Ice the city deep d.0t u gfa1ds for their wse ,ad
efficient which saauty eEccst.d BY ihs
Police and which .tyed The city. Ou ThaudaJ night Gays
Putnam thoroughly whipped tie mob and .aPPfoi'sd tie
rio, and Friday Hefulfs deprived Of my whole
oemmAnd. without sny csl', b.iBs susoei.
IN soneson nvc s'pee'al .itetuon to ie letter sf the
Coamoasrs o, Fo,e hereto sppeu sod and maikei D."
HARVEY BROWN.
Brevei Bfr,def.Usnsfal L. $. 4.
rr1TKR rRoN rHr POLICE coNSissIoNTRs.
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GENITAL DsriRrxrsr % Inr MErrorotir,s roticr
No 90 Auneuy 'uss, July - l,tJ
Orig. Gen. HaHyrr BhoSs-sy We have received your
note = uls dA.s csag attention tos psta a the Fah
.,sd order of MaciGcu saniiofd fefestas year ea
csl conduct daus to a,e not. and aasns foa ~ 'sas
m-ui 10 The matter. Justice g. tie police force
vel you r.qursss canPlisnes with yo1f fcqlesi
The paragraph of SANFORD. order feefi,d 70. fssa
follows:
The rioters were ev,rywhers h.,sn sna d,p-rsd 20
peace o The cy woui hase been f'stoe4 g. lev
hours bsi "a the lltsficfsics q Bfe't hns ten Harvey
withdrew the ds,sclsn S' onsns % te o'nesi "o'''1
ment snd here, 80 m.ie-., aHi.'l i.' oioe q. 80
o.cfalioB. sgsinst the holen'
We pfclAc4 - .sy, that tho peace e. 80 city af
Iom bells fssorsd Monday Taeslsy Gen randfofd
10 doubt thoaM 80 that but 10 I'D not choose 20 be 30
oo.s communication with hl' depsnmsni. shIo sIons,
through Poco Tcegsph add otef certain neaai tfu'i
weuAy Information of the movements Of the nb could be
promptly had.
Tho IL. tho mob d1 no, lose heart sfale H ala
cioa, ciae, Until late IhaIdsy night though they were
grtdualy beaten BY "a, police snd military.
Gen sst dords etailn thsi resoe would have been
stored Ia few hours refers In pou, q tue TO TuoataJ
morning whereas the ouir.g. u the mob continued near
the, dsys snd night. alter tlAi time.
Gu W odassday afternoon aai evening Col Win.ow.
der otcsr, suppose of either Generals Wool Sand
ford made military expedition. with 80 and two how
lef, Nineteenth street. between fr and Second
euuc fepusd and driven away leaving b. reported
Col JAfdss and ,hreo other ocer. wounded behind him
You wero compelled to send might expedition, under
CAPT Putnam to rescue the wounded oco Col. JGiine
and ono other oiiccr being al ta,.e wounded The
duty g,aluy performed, sitor serious contest Ia
which the rioseTs were severely punished
On Thunday afternoon Col Mott under orlsr AZ, sup
pose Of Gcn SANFORD Wool had cone., wh h- mob n
toycny Of Of,neTcy Pss (Twsuy second street and Sec
ond .ye1us iron the .foaad. had sergeant sIod
ana et the body among the enemy. Col Mott applied to
thi. patment aid You ordered eIycd1n IA fe-
spon.s application under Capt Putnam who rccog
-ed tho body OF tho dead sergeant aod following tho
mob Inflicted chast'eueut the ro;e This ws'
ate Truf,lay nisht AID last battle. The oss oitho
rioters great and seemed foT the Gi time to break down
the desperate syih, Of ihe mob. This Jua day, and
argss aer Cen sanford aag'aed ,ha' the Of - ely
would have been rostorcj dnhn. which time riot, robbery,