New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-07-18

Won ard bv ne t. If,n.e hundred do.itrs.'' No, no,
vet fproperty rs A. can b. JARED ard restored
Bar who l. there that can bling back an immortal
-ooi ~ cs.e "i Ni0eni and urJu,t assint q" ! "
without 1rnyOcusi0u--my notion IL that every Hai
has NIL. 70 defend lie house his sbanty at the
risk of lite. I"Ibats ro''-great cheering. Inc
cause however must be- inst. t must not b" sggres
sive or offensive. Do yOu ~ant my ddvlc Il's'
"Ie.."l Well, have been hurt Oy tn re,ort t'"'
YOU were rioters. fOu cannot ,aglne Una cor u
near these things without being g'icy0nsiy p'Ihed
Is there not way by which YOU can sic9 ese
proceedings and support the laws, OF which hopr
have been enacted against you as lrsnm"n hnu
Catholicsl l"Siop the draft fou nave suffered
alreacy. M government can save hHef nni9' lI It
protects is c!z.n-. Military force viii 10 let loose
ON Won. Tie innocent will be SHIT down
and The gull Y will be likely to escape. Would IL
hot re better Tor You to retire quietly. do not an
YOU to give up your principles or convictions. lap
plause. But mink 1t would be better TO keep ou'
Of the crowd where immortal souls are launthc1
into eternity Would it not be betterl Now, there
~ one thing IN which want 10 ask your auvi'e'
When these so-caled riots are laid on the lrisn
Catholics with you TO tell me in what country
could claim to lie borEl - Ireland cheer-. les
bar what do YOU cay if these stories are true Ire
Land has never committed single net Of cruelty en-
cept in opposition 10 oppression lCneers.I Ire
Land has been the mother Of heroes and poets, but
never Of towards. Applause. When the lrs'
APOSTLE, s.. Patrick, went 10 Ireland he was pre-
CfdCl DN lucy h''N"N'
him ~ patiently IA you now lIsten TO me. Inc
,ou of ireland was never s0lled by single
drop If mariyrs blood. IL would pain me deeply 10
have You reverse your record here. NO. Ireland
produces idiots somelIme- but The deicacy oil ieei-
l log there If such. They call them lnnocents'
Laughter Wien poor boy OF glri isin that way,
such an Que il not accountable. there was one OF
tn.in who was not boy, and sometimes he took
raw -ggs not as fresh IA they might be- Laugh
ter AT one time, he ate chickens "hch efled GU III
hfff
Won have spoken too late | am very ,orry." lCoh-
tnued laughter. think OF the noble people who
were exll,d from Ireland the Field Slarsha Nugent,
/ t'Provost Marshal } and she % Donneils OF Span.
| know most Of the colleges have been established
by ron- OF Ireland know tre blood oi your brothers
hns hlled the fields Of IIaaklara and ludia
aud | think OF tn. Government that has
psrsecued them, leaving nothing Tor them Out 10
come TO the United State. think Of The poIcy oi
Joan Bull replacing noble population b! set Oh
tat bail ckr daughter, and hope that you VIII
remember with gratitude what thie country lar
done for you | took upon myself 10 say that you
Should not De molostrd IA paving me tins VISIT, tap
piausel. thank you for your kindness, aud hoe
Ina, nothing Will occur TO you On your return home
f. yol suou chance 10 see pol cintn or military
man just io,k al nIm. lAPpauac ana laughter
/ The Archbishop then retired much exhausted,
aud the crowd gradually dispersed. number OF
lersogs howe er remained about until nearly four
O clock, 10 king out Tor any demonstration. Among
those present were Very Rev. Father Stairs, '. O.
Fathers MeMeruy, Woods. Mcmahon, Clowrv.
Curran, Ha,san, Mul,ne, Father Vaughan Of
Canada, Gen. Ward, Is Burnett, Dr. Bradford and
other well-known person,.
LOSSES by PRE- DURING TIE nors-ToTAL
ESTIMATE. Si0O,0OO.
Below W. give li-i Of the Losses by incendiaTy
fires growing out OF the late riots In many cases
It has been impossible 20 iDd the owners of the
property destroyed. but the liz, has been compiled
As carefully ~ possible 10y Fire. Marshal Baker and
bio ASSISTANTS:
: 81 alsp Jsls ia-il.'3 m No Oh Third ''sl9e Pio'
,o.i Msnas Jsrtn'. Enro Oce. Three bsicils' De
.loy.A Io''i - .boe' : p o." -
Fony ei'h .iesi. To- oio-H ..i.s sea'A.' 'Na 'As'
a. D. "-fan! fogf,h ''T"ei h"iween foanh and IN
.vsnus.. bull. led Hotel, owned ~ W Aleron To-
taiv ds.roysi with contents. Los'. r2o@a
o.sig a-Finh sycsue between toriyihifd and Forty.
fufh 't.e".'. oo.of.t Ofphaa A')iam 'se iheo'iofy
/ sIsp ~ Ne az Grand Enrolling ofce and
dwes Poro.t Marshal John Daay sseIea ana burned
s3lg so q Roosevelt street frame dwelling oceu
flsd ~ co.aicd people. Damage, 100
ar., .,rsoi Second s.cd of
as nv Mf'sou CO., totally destroyed -th con.
o. So LI' - Bro,dw.y Pfayo.tMa.hllB M.u.
nis.s rrfonx re I've " budin.s d.s yei hsins ih"
sto q ~ hfgad~afs rom ANfhtf fl.hAh ~ A~'AsN
tlnih .fs't Total 'M.e, iN'i'aNs g. t"i" 20 '"
sTI t.tt-scsrgth suer-R@'li~nco of P9.tr sstef
.'enct Police station n.l'- discty no "a oil Ll>hytih
-sush nfs ho ,pAs' and Wa also dr'oycd Loss
sl3t"f
I."fiy Juiy ~ % :. m. Onehnpdf.d .nd-,'veniy.
of Jhifi avenue 81 ifaDe bucia {.
IgEl , ~ Eleventh avenue and Fory6f'; .'rce,, hotel
o.n.d ~ Nj Ai.non-ores building destroyed Los.
1o.1 N w-eh.~sen F-uy House. foot Of Port, second
..I. and. laossvnlf W. dsrfI.
ns. occupied ny o0lof-d iams' Totally destroyed Lo's
np ~ No. 100 Fast T~.uty.econi street. Eighteenth
Pr,ciuct station house, ao, To- tii.Aafm BE. Tower and
vi IS 40 2. Pat mir, third street dwelling hou,.
II Mf jared W fsck. Port " arden library valued a.
$500 deuoyed Tue building damaged TO tue amount Of
WHpsr.D.r. July i5--2:'o a m.-Aveaue c, corner Of
Fourteenth street, lumber yard Of Ogden Co Damage
io.S5 a. ~-Nos w.a Thlry..scond street, the brick
bains-ocoupiod a. tenement house. by coored peopo
Ia sdoa to ne abo, seventeen o,h.r Are. occurred but
/ tho damage IA all these case. was very slight
THE WOUNDED.
! There are now in the hospital at the Seventh
avenue Arsenal about dozen wounded-a score
have been sent to their homes and the hospitals else
where, where they have better accommodation.
They are all doing well. Some two three have
been wounded by bullets in the head which the
surgeons have been unable TO extract and which
cases will probably prove fatal. In other the
balls have been extracted and the patients are
convaesclng.
The hospital has been under the charge of DR..
II. s. Gilbert who has been assisted by DIR. j. Is.
Thompson. Both gentlemen have been constantly
in attendance. DIR. j. A. Powell was also in at
Ia ndance during the first day OF the riot
THE CoLORED fuGITIyEs.
Many Of the colored fugyes who have congre-
gated at the arsenal pending the riot, were yester-
day conveyed, under tho protection Of a strong