The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1863-07-17
Banks Takes "An Account Of
Stock
l Major General; , BrigadierS
Z ColOnels ; 1000 Men! 3S
Field Pieces /; % Siege Guns,
and 10000 Stand of
Arms Secured.
&C., &C..
The Riots.

Yesterday morning opened With brighter prospect.
u relief n m the mob rule Of tho three preceding
aAys. Al O'Clock a stsamboa, nom Anboy brought
the Seventh Reg mcut, Who dsbaIhcd aud MARCHED
~ Brosdssy to the 81. Nicholas, where they hsl,od
ell Col LefYerts reported 10 Gouer,l Wool As the
regiment siood II ease In the street, one OF our
Dortsv Going 10 his home With early oDpy OF TBE
6uS, presented II TO one OF the espiAins. 1t ~n
eeived With thanks, and the men gathering around
their oieer listened attentiv.ly to the reading Of
eur interesting report Of the occurrence OF edne,isy
General Wool ordered the Colonel to report 10 Cen
srsl Brown, at police headquarters. The General -s
glad to sec Col. Leferts, and made him . little
speech eompl me ntins his command, whom he sty led
not quellep and mob killers. As be had some work
In that line for the regiment to PERFORM he would
accordingly sive the Colonel the following ordcr,
Col Leierts, Of tie eth Rerineut y. !. = Militia,
VII proceed and tAke station with his regiment As
Sllo., hi' gu..'s.. -,h one b.tslon at the ilth
frecinet anc Que bats lion, under coinuand Of the
senior Field otccr st the sit Precinrtthe Colonel
He 10 charged With The supprcssins Of oil mob. and
rots and e'l1 stern.y nse all mans he haa, IN do
fis district extends from yth street to 9th cbe-
Men let avenue and East Riveil. and he will mako
such further d.uibuton OF his relimeut ss b, may
think proper. lie will continue In tha, district until
y r,oeives iuther orders. and gill make frequent
sp0rt. to these head Iualter.
Dy command Of
Brevet Brig Gen. HARVEY BROWN.
The resiment then marched to their armcry
Coyeipor sevmour Who With ht, aid. Lad t-..n M
ell night making Arranging n,s for the protection Of
the city at an early hour is,ued an order PLACING
BItSsdier General Ledlie, 'an artillery officer, who
has seen service under Gen. Foster in oominsnd OF
all the S's,e forces engaged IN subeung tho rioters.
shortly sfter~ ards the following order vn sent TO
Gen. SANFORD
Nrw YonK. July i6, 1858.
haor zen Z shslros, NIL, ,,-
neh ISc a. ,hss ,sy ,ani,, ~ ,,n Sor az
pu pse OF protecting he dep1s and tables OF the
E,pu, m, ,afIsa i,H ,,H's a. m VIZ ds', sna
mch force iIy ordcl,
HoAATio sr'so'" Io'hmander-in-Chisf
The sixty NTH resitr at froE B.halo, commanded
~ Lieut-c"l' Burns WINS ieeh 'lintd to duty
evea companie. b'rs cot I" wan street. the
Governor retired TO hi' ''vH' npa'ttn'nt
About sis O'Clock M tie 'As' And car sssbes, the
nen besan 10 harn'S' anG b, 'Vep o'clock those
soisy vehicles began to prramhulss clf streets oncs
more Tho Hudson and Harlem Railroad trains
we're made resdy, and suffered TO run without moles
tsiion.
During the mornine our city bcs,n 70 wear i.s
usual aspect. tn iee'men again appeared milk
Asasrs we're no longer irrh,ened,snd by nine O'Clock
she stores in Broadway, Borery, and other streets
we're again doins fourishns bu,ines, While all
town the MAJ ORE proclamation save Increased cont
seuce to he people
Al Polite II nd ,uar'er's Lively scene -as pr .ent
I'D. Repprs coming m from the vAliou, pIecints
gave ,.t,i.ctory accounts itm most Of thu diurots
Comui. oner Acton and General Brown ver,
waited upon by prominent eitiz ma with all sorts o.
segues,s FOR asslsGuce, and .nsgestons Tor the en-
poyment Of police and uoops About ,hi, tn~, min,
s'cioeky new, reached tho Central Office that mot
va preventing the pa.sse Of the I'd Avenue car, al