The New York herald., 1863-07-30

Thumas {. smith 4 Co Broadway, between
Twenty echth and Twenty ninth streets..... lSS 80
ssmuel adams, Broadway, between twenty
eighth and twenty n,ntn streets. .......... % %
Francis c. White. S7s Fourth avenue ...... 2o4 90
Eza Wit s7e ThLd avenue. ....:........ 1000 90
EizAbe,h Wilson, LAT East rweoty eighth st..
:: =: .:::.:. :s:?;: g
stephen Sisrs: sss Frs. avenue All GO
Of Twenty ,n,a p Police STAT, 72s Third $3.50 GO
Addison Brown. destruction q partly erected
building on Lexington avenue, near Forty
: fourth street. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 900 90
sa 1sss !.'@s's J. '1s@se &c &c
rasaeera ersele, l57 greenwich street,. l,o74 81
sas spn s%ss ~ ss sasa
Claus Henry schob, personal property ..... 2s02 so
Henry fari;ng, eli Water street .>. l5s 80
Ont u the above claims, it will be noticed is for in
eSrupton Oh business and losses the b. oad
way aud Sixth line Of stages The effect Of the
claim for damages similar account by all the other
etare and railroad lines city II may even be car
RED further fr all the shopkeePers who closed up
ing the excitement, may likewise ae clairas with lhe
Ctnptrocr for oss or business" II such claims can
s nsse ssS@ % 1s y & r g
my spcn claims VII, be entertained for moment by the
isb.,s.r p,.s... s,o,.sn ~. ,,.., a,.,,.,..
~ rover IN these matters, and informed, de-
iermnel not 70 be party 10 granting any apparently
pseudo Claims Ike those referred TO above
ai. Rrenaan has received several anonymous commu-
nicsions already tanning Information the effect that
OF the claims which have are gross mpo-
sit,sDs Some lawyers are said TO b. mskng good 80
@ b. drawing up the necessary aldavits ar scnaas
ay % 81 s,'.ea ,Ir 'hs ne osse Of claimants that
tcr hlpurpees plain swn ,,a,emsn, ~ SEES
.s .'. ~ y a, already published eli the
.-~ier General Brown and the Late
- city Troubles.
FoRr HAxn,oH, July %, lsos
Raving performed most painful and trying duty in ~
ou'es and unobtrusive manner could cou6nng myself
during the whole time to the rooms Of the Metropolitan
police having none but onical intercourse dnrng the
time with any c.zen-not personally acquainted with
enc Of the leaders Of the respective parties or with
sinsc msmSer Of the press Of the city having
sommuncated with them, any Of them, before, during
o. sirce in relation TO tho riot-why It that am
aaaed by Major General wsol and Major General Sand.
iord2
Ipropose 70 answer this question by plain statement
Of facts, supported as am BY the unmpsaohable test
aony Of Others
Csle Wool 10 his letter TO Governor Seymour da,sd
immediately complied with the request Of the Mayor.
Aud issued ordets for the troops under command IN the
heA with the least possible delay leaving only
small guards to take care OF the forts
Now distinctly say that General Wool ordered ouly
one and half companies Of my command (which en-
braeed oil the troops in the harbor except those o Fort
Columbus) and that all the ordered up by
trde parers and c) aud that: bot for my taking the
.bi,ty there would have been the city OF
regular troops but two and half companies lie further
says-
sf M q ns ss g sr
ss "sSrs % N soe ,se fort. sssy. For. coSns pressn,ed
ness TO serve in any capacity in the emergency then pressing
General Wool is again mistaken. reported 10 him A
the Military Commander the City Of New York, which
was by order o the Secretary Of War, ard claimed
l4e m IN
&C me tide d. cuinent b., and ordered report
General sand.crd and instructed operate with
hun
General Wool publishes two orders, signed by himself
ale cue dated Juy IL, and addressed Jointly to General
sanford and TO another dated July IA, signed
BY hun--and addressed to me never saw heard Of
either Of ihese orders until saw them in the HERALD,
thc ioi "e and they say they heard either
Of them see documen. iu confederation Of this fact,
possible that two most important orders should have
been issued aud The Adutant General have known nothing
oeueralw ool says that General Brown .actualy issued
orders ~ troops stationed at tue latter General
fords headquarters, without any reference whatever
General Sandiord, which, however, were counter.
uaIded ry the iattern desire call special notice
80 ths, IN connection with the declaration of Gsnera
ssndord. that "ibe peace OF the city would have
been entirely restored few hours but for the inter
,crcnce q rsvet Brgader General Brown who,
hedence 10 the orders OF General Wool Withdrew the
dets hlncns belonging 10 the general government and
thereby iaily diminished the force under the
osers 81 the MAJOR General as TO limit s seriously his
operations against The rioters" (vide Documcnt ~
Now what General Wool says true, tina, my orders
~ -
coad my interference have affected the issue az there
coad have been moycmcn, OF troore The Truth n
that the movements made after sard, aud o my
a?p.waton 10 Ge eral Wool and presume. though do
not know by his orders. tvids Document Dl General
Szpdford further staies;--
General wools report TO The Secretary Of war ON I'M. ,nb
Set plblshed VIA shos effort 10 rect this mis-
snef, The ia Witch this was =, AIDED ana
nssoo~yed.
fhe truth H. and dcrare uIe tufvocnIy dsobcyea
NJ order uf general WoUl sbd re- eved any order
any Mind from 1eneral andfcrd The only orders re-
,esed lr'm General woo, tor was IN command we're
send 90 relieve CUuucl N1dkoop. who had been
arfv.u mob lcavrg Colouel jare and -four men
wounded ihe hands VI the raert 70 send company
marines report 70 the naval on In command IN
te city and seud the Fort Columbus com any ba, 10
tiai pet ibe hrst uriers prompt y oheyed the
,ecra ccld not be by me, because thai company had
ts.u ~ presume General sandsord) 10 the eas
vurst. amt were then beyond my control. have rot
Ahs sPhist recollection ~ any other order OF any de-
s,n,vu ltm Iclefa Woo. % me during tho -four days
~ tie
Nop, 2 ieiaton NJ tNc statements Of General wo 4
ny eeet " 9 fcrlrc and again asking he
'll'a hrhe p.ttiy Icfstnsi. ~ WHICH the pub.
- 'ah faN" y. interest. shall only shy that df
hth" tlth terttai Sardfsfd rs 10 ihc manner VI
'i'"l ~ u~ nrrpsc of the nonsnt,
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