New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-07-27
THE METROPOLIS.


During Saturday night between 10 and II O'Clock
there were many boislerous and noisy people 70
manning about certain sections Of the CITY but a.
the hour wsxed late they generally subsidized, and
we did not hear of the occurrence Of any disturb
aaces beyond the drunken broils which usually mark
the close Of every week. In our perambaiatioos
about town we found the police doing their sccus-
toned patrol duty, except in some OF the upper
wards " there double patrols were ordered, the ON
GERS desming il somewhat unsafe Tor one man to b
abroad alone.
Police Headquarters is still thronged with afplI
csnts for relief from the Merchants Relief Fs1d.
We srn that Superintendent Kennedy 10 engaged
in preparing repor, in detail OF the number, qusi'
ity aud condition OF the fresrms which have been
captured from tue rioters; 70 which will probably
be added report from the Property Clerk, showing
the amount OF property now in his hsud'. Il Is g.d
that tie latter has enough furniture TO furnish
small village FROM collar TO earret embracing cai'
pets chairs table,, sofas, lounges, bedseads VIE
bed and bedding, pictures, ornamsnts, crccksry.
cooking utensils, &C., &c.
In view Of the quiet which now prevails aeoa'
the city the number OF colorcd people who sought
protection from their merciless prosecutors during
tie week Of riots at headquaiters is rapidly dinin'
shng. and it is expected that tEose who are nov On
Blackwes leland under the care Of the Commission
ers of Charity and Correction will return to the1
homes during the present weet.
The police, under guard Of the military, still con-
timed searching for stolen property. Capt Gam
sron, Sergt Banfeld, and twenty men, with ths7h
Company Of the 9Th Regiment, n. Y. S. N. g.,
went through the Eighteenth Precinct in search Of
stolen property, on Friday afternoon, and recovered
a large lot of bar steel aud iron, also number Of
rifles which had been taken from the Annoy 81
the corner of Twentyirst street and Second avenue
They also brought from Mr.. Marston's armory,
corner of Twenty second street and Second aveaus
,ixty.,our carbines which had been overlOokei ~
The mob. all of which were taken TO the Cenrai
Office for sa,e.keepins. On Friday evening, sSoas
o'clock p. ~, n woman named Roso Boylan, ~
siding at No. 30 East Twenty.ff street, broisas
TO the Twenty .niuh Precinct Sa,on-Ilouse six aev
linen coats, two cloth coats, and one PAIR psn",
stating thu, her son Michael Boyln, ii yeAn@
age, found them Oh Third avenue during the rs
there.
THE RELIEF FUND.
A meeting Of tie subscribers TO the fund f0 ns
relief of tie wounded and the families OF the MIS-
Of the police fo,cs and military departments W.
held ON Saturday forenoon, in tho rooms o. 10
Chamber Of Commerce, Mr.. L. w. JEROME Ia ths
chair, and EZRA NYE acting IS Secretary.
The CHAIR reported that the amount on biz sub
.cription book was SO, AS. The Bank subscrptios
amounted TO $4,000.
HENRY j. RAYMOND suggested that Com
mittee be appointed dsburso funds at once for the
Of fns m
dollars was set aside for immediate use.
The matter was discussed by zen. WrrNou
and others.
The following gentlemen were appointed sCou-
mi,tee 10 disbuIs9 said sum at once: ComniaionG
Acton, Col Vermilye, John Decker, lsaac Bell Aoa
Geo f. Tallman. This Committee is 70 he supsr
seeded by trustees who are TO manage permaheu'
fund should it b. established for tee relief Of t0
parties entitled thereto. Should TINS auoaa' =,
sO 600 be in excess Of what is needed for preson'
necessities, it will probably be added to the perm~
Col. STrBBIx said the sum OF 5000 contributes
by the Stock Exchange was partially designed IN
the relief OF the negroes who have suffered dafns
the riot.
Mr. RArMosD suggested that Committee DO ~
poin,ed 10 consult tho wishes OF the contriouson
the fund in respect TO tue formation OF peTmane0'
fund.-
Mr.. KNAPP approved the plan.
Gen. NErMoRE made al arguments III favor OF
permanent iund. lie was, however, IN favor !"
meeting the immediate necessities of the suferers'
MIR. RAYMOND presented the following resolution
which was adopted III.
R.orsd That committee Of ave be appointed to cons'eN
the exp-diency Of constituting the basis OF The suo.sL
With Whatever Of the fund may % In c1ce"
ns,sstie. of the suterer ior whom iDtendsd TO p
yid. fund for the relief - may
under similar circumstances LEI. aitersa na' :sa
report on the subject 10 the neAs meeting Of wv
to ths faDd. :a . norn,
The following gentlemen were sppoinssa ' 49,
uittee to consider ths policy Of sssaoIsaiax F''A