, 1863-07-16
CHICAGO, THURSDAY. JULY Is, 1865

no donbt that vastly larger number were
engaged In 1t yesterday than On Monday. AL
the large manufactures closed labor, and the
docks and shipyarda suspended.
The object Of the rioters yesterday was IN
questionab1Y plundez. At noon, yesterday,
the rioters turned out, about 200 strong
and attacked the Union steam works, on the
corner of Twenty second street and Second
avenue. At p o'clock 800 police arrived The
rioters were in possession Of the building.
Finding escape impossible, they made an as-
sault On the police, who shot I've OF the
mob, About twenty remained In the build
iDg. Therioters becoming desperate again, as
saulted the police, who killed fourteen OF
the ruf3ans. Four were killed and number
injured BY jumping from the second story
windows. As the dead we're borne from the
scene, men, women, and children run howl
lug through the streets in the most frantic
manner. The rioters were then dispersed,
and tile police held the building.
Yesterday morning thu mob gutted the
house of Col. o'Brien, t33the 1lth New York:
volunteers, who tendered his Services to snp-
press the riot. 4 force Of 800 policemen
here charged the mob and drove the rioters,
into the houses, the officers chasing them al
over the buildings and telling them with their
clubs. a detachment Of the. 1l:h regiment
reached the scene md aidcd In dispensing the
mob.
Col. OBFien, Who went forward near tue
crowd ~ns set upon and beaten 7" neoth al.
most instantly. The crowd Afterwards amused
themselves by hr1ng at hls ae"o' ~ 10 iay on
the sidewalk, anu afterwards nung mlu 10 u
lamp post, then LOOK MN Gown auo tufe"
him Into the street, ~here Inc podg remained
up to o'clock last evening.
Governor seymour addressed ane c1o"o
from the CITY Dail, 1mploSeg 'aein 10 refrain
from Violence ana he "ouNN@o taas .ne,F
rights "c'e protected. 1ae was 1ne1e 1f1eno'
and there was no occasion lot resistance, 1of
the dra1t had not been entorced. II theS
would disperse, he would promise tnae no IN
justice should De done IN lhe mater OF Inc
conscr1p'ion' ana tnc 1'snts ol themselves
] a,aa . sant h;s A;,,utnnt ceoera, to Wa.h,noton
~ sutnn9ar tn as,z the Government to stop
t1,a Ir,ft
IN e ,"-o, a ,nor ,r,,-o,. .r.oro
Ine Jewelers. ano l1oue3 o'oNeie "e'o
closed, also the Custom House and Assay
offices.
T,>~ ox.5 4,o f,rrv hang. ot Tho f,,t
1ne "oo u'e0 tae 1'''' D'o0o ~ 1'A~ A'''
OF Forty'6econd street.
Early in the morning tue rioters assembled
nm Firth avenus. Mt the Mayor's house, and
~ 49, -,~.a I.,,.5a,r.
Dsohe ing ViS's 5ia:s M!uee"s' coi. Man
r. nt.Ha 1r3f3 1pf, md Ua3.
w., chccled Them nnt,l thew were relieved
sefS' cncchea [us ue'l. ".l. eAe1 49,. "s.o
b1 ponce ano limited eeates soiolees'
The mob made an onslaught On the negrl
dwellings, In Thfrty.ffth street. but forth.
~ :, =. = hoo., t,,.., e., ..r.,,
na1ely Inc occupants aaa oeeo 1ihen 4of e"letS
to station house. The crowd then made 4
c%.rra IN The station 1,ouse. INIT were renu14.
- -, n..u- d,.ra,.o, ,,x tho ,,;,;t,,,
ca, anu Ana443 a4'pe4esu ~ LIZ 4A.u5
BUFFALO, July lo.-We hare but little from
New York. It Is expected that telegraphil
wz.,,,
The riot IN Ne" York WILL no doubt he queA'
ed today. We have no gold or stock quota
+,o,,s frnno Nc,, York
'1'As - ''D @'e"
TIE RIOTS OF MONDAY.
ltloml tne NC" Ao.A A,uss VI tassa"yJ
The Initiation OF thc d1att gu saturday ID
The Ninth Congressional District WAS chArac
| teiiztd by 60 much ofuer ana good 1ecllng a
TO well nigh d1spe! the 1orepoongs OF tumnli
and violence which many entertained in con
tcription 10 thia clsy: very 1t"s tnen, were
prepared Tor tue raotous demonsfrat1ons
which yesterday, from ten II the morning
until late VI nIght, RfeFaHeo aimost uncheek'
I'd in our STREETS. The authorities had count
I'd upon more OF less 1eastance 10 tals mea'
sure q tne a 'Se tsa s. arl wa
Ieqn1led 70 taRe taelt plaGe ID tne
.unks,, and az thot tlme tne} Woaio
haSe been 1nlly ptepaieu ~ mest ~
bu' no one anllcipateu lesistanee ~ so easay
stase IL tAe ri ~, 3t, ~ A .1e "ua, .Vns
autn1, oon i41 a.. mr ~ 4,aa, T. ~
t!es were ..oian5 ~ 10 est ~: +a as
ahett4Es OF inc 1iot Knew lnls, ana IN II tne5
e." thclr oppoltumty. IT, say aeeitot5 t;t. ~, u
ne llot !9r l. nnt auunu snaIa 1s 1a+ ~. =.
Whole ali1f was couc9eteo ~ ouhaa5 ~. ~
= IL" WHe.pul4eis, "nu, 49, nney ~" A.' ~
oaA iaa1ss ~ ~ na1'ayl ~ h%rern Prnoc GfIh1 T
aeE!y - - 20 20. no., ~ q n1aat ~
some luboiers employed by two o. ih5cs rall
Eoad companies, ana 10 tne IRON 1ounas1es OF
the elEtern side OF inc CITY, formed 10 pro p
cessaon IN re Iwenty,secono ~ar1. anu sts
lied Tue alue5ent Wolssnops u tue app9 's,
wards, wheIe large numbers were employed
and compelled them, by threats IN some In
STANCES, 20 cease their WORE. As the cfowt
augmented. thcT enou1s ano aisosog5! r.
drnonttrations became more fofmtdahle' y tI' ~
nut Der OF men WHO tn1s sta5teu oua u luet !,
Carter Of Violence aud olood, old not pIoo1D!:
at lFs5 fo1oM eseee9 na,nes heen calicd Wien ~
cruw1, numbering perhaps oVo. suooeal.
made an ir1uption In front OF the building
{corner Of Third aTenue and forty.stAtl
etrcet,) attacking 1t with clubs, stones, brick
bats, and other missiles. 1Ae 9ppee pars
thc building vas occnpleu uy la1ie, y ~ w
ing Of the windows. doors and taenltnrc 6
Following these missiles, the moo rushed t III
Eiously Tito the ot1ce on Ing nfst noo9, "ucl
the draft was going on, seizing the pooks, ~ ~
pera, records, lists, &C, az " Wntcn y tnIy ~ ~
htroyed, except those contained IN la9g
with stones and clubs, md, with the reporter
for the press and others, had to make hast
l Exit through the rear. Ihey dlu mol eagAp
| scaflelees, however, as one OF the cnrol1n!
I officers was strucka savage blow with stone
Which will probably result {atallg, aad severn
elhtrs were injured.
| Fre1n the above it will he seen that the dr."
Ing by Provost Marshal Jenkine did not com
meuSc punctuallJ ut o'clock, as was inten
ded. IntlmatioDs had been received th1t
riot was probable, md Acting Assistant Fro
yost Marshal Gcneral Nugent was applied tt
for u force which would be sufficient to Pre-
eeryethe peace. At 10 O'Clock, however, n
other responsc had been 1nnde to this applica
| tion than the arrival Of dozen policemen
! and Provost Marehal jenkins deetdea 10 re
sume the drawing. The wheel WAS plact'
prominently upon the table, the oludfolde
| man stood beside 1t, the man whose duty
was to turn the wheel was ready, aad M'
jenkins announced TINT the draft, which wa
begun ou Saturday, would be concluded. a
this time there we're about two hundred PEI
bef.1e the riot was inaugurated, they ffeel
madc use of cx cited and threatening ID 7guagt
Thee rut1lans did not hcsitate at all abou
| ioins:e the main body Of tho rioters as 500
| ~ +1,T nrr,rucd fhetnsn1yea htfnrc the builG