Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-07-18
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CONSERVATION In Central
Mississippi.
Believed to be Hemmed /
FROM NEW YORK.

NEw YORK, July II,
Generals Wool and Brown have been relieved
from command here.
General Candy assumes command Of the De-
partment Of the East.
Morris Boyle was arrested yesterday on the
charge Of shooting at Policemen and Soldiers,
and was locked up in a station house.
Judge McCann promptly issued writ Of ha-
beas corpus, returnable at three O'Clock to-day,
but there being a serious informality in the writ
the prisoner was retained, and has been removed
to the military quarters.
There are some six thousand troops now in
the city and regiments continue to arrive
No disturbance has yet taken place to-day
The Post says General Candy supersedes Gen.
eral Brown by order of General Wool.
1t is understood that the Mayor will issue
proclamation this evening, announcing the VIZ
tual suppression Of the not, but advising the eltl
zens to arm themselves to protect their lives and
property from predatory outlaws.
Some thirty rioters were killed by the Seventh
Regiment last night. The reported killing Of
fifteen Of the Seventh Regiment is not true
A special to the Post says the rebels have not
yet moved out ofthe Shenandoah Valley.
A late arrival from Richmond reports great
gloom there over the recent Union victories
Andy Sullivan. q notorious leader Of the mob
in the Seventh Ward, has been arrested.
The Police, protected by the Seventh Regi-
ment, are searching the houses for concealed
arms.
mere has been no disturbance up to dark.
The call Of John Hughes, Archbishop Of New
York, to those persons whom the papers call
5000 Irishmen assembled at his residence this
afternoon, including many known rioters.
In his address which was quite lengthy
he addressed them as their father and de-
to the question winch brought about the present
unhappy state Ofthings; he referred to Ireland
and thanked God he had come to this country
where no such oppression existed; he cOunseled
them to bear up under their supposed evils
rather than than commit a q eateri IN this cOun-
try the Governments Is a foundation not to be de-
Ell in the hands Of the nnOnIn
who Duild the superstructure every four years,
whether the majority of the people make blum
ders or not, am willing to be governed by that
majority. He eXorted them to go to their homes,
stop these proceedings and support the laws
which have not been enacted against them be-
cause they we're Irishmen and Catholics. The
crowd then peaceably dispersed
| To the Citizens Of NeB York:
MAYORS OFFICE, NEW NoRK, July II. - The
rioters have been dispersed and business is run
| ming in its usual channels. Few symptoms Of
disorder remain except in small district in the
eastern part of the City, comprising part Of tn .
| Eighth and TWenty-FIrst Wards. A sufficient
military fsrce is now here to suppress any illegal
/ movement however formidable.
/ Let me exhort you, therefore, to pursue your
1 ordinary business, and avoid especially crowds.
/ Remain at your houses, except when engaged
/ in business or assisting the authorities IN some
| organized force. When the military appear on
the street do not gather about it, being sure that
| it is doing its duty in obedience to orders from
| superior authoaIty. Your homes and your
/ places Of business you have a right to defend
and it is your duty to protect them at all haz'
| ards
You will yield to no intimidation and to nc
| demand for money, as to the price OF YOU
safety. II any person warns you 70 desist IRON
| your accustomed business, give no heed to th'
warning, but arrest the person and bring him L
the nearest station house for punishment as
eonspiratOr.
Be assured that the public authorities hav'
the ability and will protect you from those Wit
have ConspTed alike against your peace agains
the Government of your choice, and against tht
laws which your Representatives have enacted
| Isigned GEO. OPDYKE, Mayor.
| Fire Marshall Bakers estimate Of the losse
by fire, during the late riot, foot up over fou
! hundred thousand dollars.
| Between Monday morning, the 10th inst, an'
/ Thursday night thirty-four fires occurred.