Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-07-17

In the encounter this evening on lst avenue
Col. Winslow, With 10 men and two howitzers.
charged on the mob. who took refuge in houses
from the roofs of which they hurled stones, bul
lets. &c. The hSvitzers were turned on the
mob and ten ruunds Of canister poured amosg
them. moving them down fearfuy.
The mob appeared to be well organized and
only partially dispersed
Col Winslow had 10 men killed. including
Captain and Lieutenspt De resreated IN good
order firing on the mob Il
Col Jarding was fearfully wounded Several
of our wounded we're left IN the hands of the
mob
In this affair some 80 of the rioters were killed
and more wounded
At III O'Clock IS regulars, with two howitzers.
repaired 10 the scene and were fnriousiv assaled
but the soldiers fired regularly and fnallv cannon
were turned on the houses with terrible effect
the rioters getting cut up fearfuly.
About l O'Clock the troops had possession Of
the locality EEHH Hn q q
About 5000 cavalry sabres and 1000 mrskets
have been seized by the Office in house in Stan
ton street
Two negroes were killed and thrown into East
river last night.
The arrest of Andrews is received with the
iveliest satisfaction. IL took place in a house of
i'll fame, where he and his ft consort. black
woman, were located Some 500 in Rebel
money was found on him.
SECOND DISPATCH.
A detachment of the seth New York militia
under Col Behrerd and two howitzers were sent
to the scene The mob came out of their hannis
armed with muskets aud cirbines, but merely
yelled furouslv At first the troops took no no
tice Of this. and leaving a detachment with one
howitzer at Seward 5, marched TO First avenue
Here party OF roughs fired on them slightly
wounding "A soldier named Adam Swend. The
troops wheeled into line and placed their gun in
position brt no further hostility was attempted
After short halt. the troops proceeded to
Jacksons foundry, burst open the doors and en-
tered
The mob now fired occasional shots, which the
soldiers returned with CALLING effect. woundrng
several of the mob
HOwiizers were placed in command of the
streets, and quiet regncd for an hour or more
About clock reinforcements arrived upon
which the mob fired without effect The soldiers
did not return the fire
Mr.. Jackson now asked the withdrawal of the
troops from his foundry Gen. Brown replied.
al shall put my soldiers where | please. and no
mob shall dictate to me where they shall be sent +"
Brown sent orders TO defend the place at all
hazards
Lieutenant Of the 65th regiment saws his
men retreated from the neighborhood of Seven
teenth street and First avenue because they
heard the mob getting strong
Gen. Brown ordered the company back under
command of Lieut. Pike, of the U. s artillery.
1t is probable, however. that nothing more seri-
Gus will take place
Placards are posted about the city from Arch
Bishop Hughes. requesting the rioters to assemble
in front of his residence TO morrow ut 2 o'clock
for the purpose of addressing them in favor Of
returning lawful avoca.ions. He promises
them protection while listening to his address
THIRD DISPATCH.
Gen. DIX is expected to- morrow morning to
relieve Gen. Wool
The Boston mail of this morning arrived on
time TO night
1t appears that the Staten Island riot was an
Insignificant affair. Three negro shantieS were
destroyed. and one negro beaten
Fort Richmond is garrisoned by the 18th regi
ment.
This afternoon. the passion of the rioters il
infamed by the funerals of some of the victims of
last nights fight.
Col Lefferts reported his command, the 9TH
regiment, to Gen. Brown, this afternoon He
was ordered TO take command of the district be
tween Seventh. Eighth and Sixty fifth streets.
from First avenue to East river; TO take all
means TO suppress all mObs and riots
All was qsiet in Harlem and Yorkville during
the day.
Senators Braddi and Connolly requested the
withdrawal of troops from the first ward, which
was refused.
At 4:30 p. NJ, a sharp fight was going on in
Twenty Second street between Second and Third
avenues.
All stages and cars running in the city tonight
will be patroled by the military.
Gen. Brown is determined that the mob shall
be but down to night if he kills every man found
in crowd.
The % Brooklyn regiment is expected home
tonight or in the morning Some fears are
entertained of trouble in Brooklyn tonight
One ringleader Of the mob was captured BY the
soldiers of the 2lst tonight, and has probably
been hung.
There is no truth in the reported burning of
the New York House at Hudson CITY. The FIRE
in the Jersey City railroad stables.
The steamship Ocean Queen. from Aspinwall
9Th, has arrived She has $500 900 treasure
From Boston.