New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-07-21
NEW.YORK DAILY TRIBUNK TUESDAY. JULY H. 1863

mob. at length were rescued by butchers boy
resid,nu nesr them lie concealed them in hogs
head Oh his cart, and conveyed them to Police
Ueadq nsrters.
A neatly dressed coorod woman states that two
Irshwomen came to the house where she was stop
ping with friend on Sunday evening and threatened
70 blow up the house with powder al 10 o'clock yes
terday morning. She sought protection at Police
Headquarters.
An old lady Of 60 said she had 20 run for her life
from her home in the Eighteenth Ward. She was
followed BY the mob, who pursued her with yels
and curses and dangerous Missiles. She was slightly
wounded.
women who was crippled st the riot in Brook
lyp last Summer was driven from her residence in
Elizabeth street by q band Of rowdy boys, who
broke the windows Of her house and threatened to
use the torch. She is the mother Of two children
who are with her.
woman with an infant in her arms fed from the
Archway on Sullivan street. She states that not less
than one hundred colored people fled from that
neghborhood. The Arch had been set on fire three
times by the mob. Even the willie families in the
vicinity moved their furniture, anticipating fearful
coDfagrat!On.
A landlord on 52d street threatened to turn o
woman and her two infants into the street If sbe did
not leave the premises. She could not find place
10 move TO- and as last resort went TO the station
house on Forty treet. She is now at head
quarters. She has not heard from her husband since
Monday morning, when he started to 60 to his
work at Harlem.
A very plcasant-lookng and intelligent young
married woman, tie mother Of two children, came
to Headquarters yesterday morning. She came
from the Station.llouse on Forty-seventh street.
The premature withdrawal Of the guard from tie
peighborhood Of her residence Fifty -thifd street,
between tho Sixth and Seventh avenues made i.
dangerous for her 20 remain there, for tho mob
spirit WAS not slow to make It's dreadful dcmonstra'
tons AS soon as tho force was removed.
Mr.. H., man abou, thirty years OF age, was
driven from his house Grand street. On Monday
Of las; week he was taken III III the store Were lie
works, aud was going home when the rioters fell
upon him and hit him with sticks and stones, inJuris
him badly but he reached hs home, with the assar.
snce of tue mob that they would Kill bin. In tie
afternoon, about four clock they came back TO ex-
ecute their threat They broke in the door, smashed
The windows and swore they would tarn tho houas
over his head. lie slipped gu, OF the way, and re-
manned under a neigtbor's roof over night lilo al.
terward reached the sta.ion-nouse in safety.
Mrs. T., from Third street (her daughter and
grand daughter, almost white, are with herl, said
hat Der landlord bad been threatened with Ito halter
because ho hired his houses 10 oo.oied people. She
and her husband and children were compelled to
cave their residence.
Mrs. X widow, had TO run Tor her life-a
house in the same yard being on hre. $40 los!
every article Of properly cave tie clothes upon her
person.
Mrs. W., an old lady from Cannon street, says
that she, her husband, aud ten or = dczca others
were concealed in white neig hbors house for two
daya This white family 20. oaiy had the heroism
to yro,oc, these poor people, bus tho humanity to
SEED them. aud the discretion 81 Ito proper time 10
got a police force u escort tbsm 10 he Station
Hoaso. Their benof.e,ors are Irish Catholicism
honor 10 their country. and ornaments " their
church.
Mn. A. was returning from her work d, Williams.
bursh on Monday Of last week when she reached
the corner OF NAfke. and South streets, n mob Of
Laligrown boys commenced Gazing hsr names and
throwing stones at her. Thoy pursued her TO Pei
ham street, when .hey fell upon coosed mAn and
beat him TO death.
Henry McCresry, who came to this city with the
l2th X, gment, slne-lookiug young fellow, has OBJ
tanned h situation NJ the Excelsior House, Croton
Dam. where be will tc well cared for. Ilo Is con-
trabard who TAN away from the Rebel Army.
Mn. ID. kept all eating house ia the Eghth Ward.
She was driven away from home by threats and
violence Mr. johnson, ia tho block lclow ler
residence Was beaten 30 badly on Saturday, that be
died on Sunday last.
On Thompson street three women were 80 badly
uied and terribly alarmed they died one day last
week. Our informant could not state precisely tho
llIne Of their decea,e.
TIE DRAFT.
Our reporter yesterday paid visit to the Provost
har,hais Of tho several districts, comprising the
city OF Eew-York. Tue different Offices presented
tie Ordinary stir Of preparation In most Of the dis
llics the number Of copies Of ali enrolled citizens
required by law are nearly completed. Tho draw
ing OF names will commence in somo Of tho uptown
districts this week.
In Captain Erharirs district the IVth CoDgrss-
soual, comprising the Frat, Second, Third Fourth,
Fifth, Sixth aud Eighth Wrrds), tic different copies
are no, ye. quite finished. bat will be this week,
and tie drawing may take place about next Monday
or Toesdsy. Our reporter learned that only about
fifty names Of enrolled citizens In Captain Jenkinss
district wero los, during tie late riots, aud these
Can be collected in one day. complete copy Of all
tho names enrolled from the other districts was sent
by the Marshsls 10 Governors leland immediaely
Oh the breaking on. Of tie disturbance uptown.
STOLEN PROPERTY IN HIS POSSESSION.
One James EVANS was arfsignrd before Justice
Qna.kenbush yesterday afternoon, charged with
having III bis pots.sson quantity OF soaP reccotly
htnlen hy the lob from the nhnuiaetory OF Messrs.