The New York herald., 1863-07-15
THE CONSUMPTION.
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harry Tho had stacked arms, but we're not allowed
~ break ranks. Around the guns, which were loaded
with grape and canister, the artlests lounged and
chstted. At the end OF each street large
crowd OF people, who were deterred from advancing
in consequence OF the strict orders given the
feotIies to open IRE the first symptom Of an ad-
vance. Tho peope residing within the limits OF this
military Gordon gazed tho hroug gh their half
closed blinds head would pep out and suddenly disap
pcar though its afraid OF having sud
denly company from his body through the agency OF
cannon shot.
CLOSING SCENES LAST MONT.
During the evening the Third regiment Now York
cavalry and the Thirteenth volunteer cavalry reported
to Gen. Sanford
Tho military force under General Ssudford was
thus rendered large enough repo any attack should it
be attempted Word coming OF a disturbance 10 tho
Ninth avenue. the General despatched Captain Candy
company OF Hawkins Zouaves and Lieutenant McE ath
with company OF Twelfth regiment United statos
regulars, 70 dsperse the crowd The work was quick
y done by charging through the streets and
firing three voleys at the houses from which they
had been assaiIed by shower Of brckbats and number
Of gun and pistol shots. No casualties occurred among
the military and sandford on hearing Of the sue.
cess OF the expedition, compmented both officers on the
manner In which they had performed the duty assigned
them. Joseph Barber, a member Of Company A, Haw.
fins' Zpuaves was dangerously wounded about seven
pciock, whie doing duty a. sentry
Thirty sixth street. 1t Is supposed that . boy
fred pistol at him. A number OF prisoners
were brought In who had been captured In different parts
OF the city They evidently belonged tho lowest rank
Of life, and presented horrible appearsnce-eyes
bunged up and the surrounding flesh black as COAL
ghasty cuts on the head from which the blood had
sreamed all their clothes. They confined in
the guard house. and securely guarded until some
other disposition bo made OF them. No
attempt was made to take the Arsenal up 10
late hour last night when reporter left The lines
sentries were doubled and orders issued for them be
N the alert for any signs Of approach force by the
eopIc Ins:ie the Arsenal the officers men managed
snatch few wnks OF sleep. The going bed process
sas very simple one, unloosenng their coats and
shirt collars, and throwing themselves full length
be softest plank they could ind the tired
wrapped Ia sleep, with their placed within easy
reach.
Tenring Up tho Hudson River Railroad
rnck-- Excitement in the Eleventh
Avenue.
Tho track OF the Hudson River Railroad from Fifty
ninth 70 Fhtvthrd streets. torn up by the crowd
his morning at about O'Clock. Tho Albany express
train which left at that hour forced TO back out Of
the city
The crowd, numbering from TO two thousand
armed with cartrungs, clubs, sedge hammers, &c,
rushed down Eleventh and broke open grocery
store between Forty.arEt and Forty-second streets.
Eleventh avenue, from Thirteenth TO Sixteenth street.
crowded with and children. and tho
loud in their determination 10 the draft.
An immense crowd stationed at the ccrAer Of
Twenty sixth street and Eleventh The Hudson
River were stopped At this point and threatened
with destruction but finally released. Not solitary
iceman from Sixteenth street down TO the Eleventh
tonue through West to Canal street, to be seen but
here about La,f dozen selders who seemed In
hurry TO resist the crowd.
great many Negroes some dressed In seamen's garb,
ON the Hudson River track, making their way
Albany The trains this railroad have stopped
ning.
Soap Chandier's Embellishments De-
stroyed.
Tho crowd, at early hour this morning, entered
,oap chambers establishments in Sixteenth street, be-
-een Ninth and Ten III avenues, and completely empted
It's contents Tho supply OF good soap was, from tho
appearance OF many Of the crowd, prize Of NO moan
iue