New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-07-21

sr..ter i.n 10. corIe,popsine period Of last year
"CYIsUs RAssAr. Registrar Of Records"
THE RESIDENCE OF RIOTER ANDREWS.
An error was made ia giving the street number Of
the house in which Andrews was arrested. It was at
No. II East Eleventh street, not No TO- as reported
Tue correction is important, as very worthy family
has been subjected to very great annoyance by the
mistake.
TAYLOR q WILSON.
The firm Of Taylor s. Wilson, minera-wster man.
ufscturers in Franklin street, emphaicaily deny
that they hung ont sign, No niggers IN the rear,
Ms repored but the contrary appears that tney
did, both in their mandatory and clearinghouse
receive aud defend considerable number Of the No.
fortunate fugitives.
THE QUOTA OF NEW YORK.
II Is stated that movement is on foot, in which
Governor Seymour is joined by several PROMINENT
citizens, to effect reduction Of the quota OF troops
called for from this city. II appears that the appor
tionmept was made with the understanding that the
city had not furnished the numbers heretofore but
Gov Seymour has now the figures which will show
better state of facts. The question will DO def
nitely settled before the drafting is resumed.
EX.IIEUT. PATRICK.
Among tho numerous persons who were 90 IN
humanity beaten during the recent riots was ex-
Lieut.. Patrick. Until recently, he was connected
with the Army Of ibs Potomac, aud had passed
through sixteen battles and shirmishes. lie was
wounded vt Fredericksburg, and compelled to re-
sign on account of continued disability. In aiding
tie police Wednesday last ne sas terribly beaten
by the rioters in Toiry fourth street. 10 the srug
gle he fired five shots from hi, revolver, which
brough, down tAreo Of his tra,al antagonists. lie
was finally rescued by some members Of hose
company. His injuries terminated in bis death on
Sunday. His remains will DO taken TO Cleveland,
Ohio, for interment.
REFUGEES.
Forty colorcd men were Yesterday morning sent
from the Tenth Precinct TO Blsckwells Island for
protection.
SPECIAL POLICE IN THE SEVENTH WARD
Under the direction Of a committee, composed Of
Russell Johnson, A. 3. Miller II. E. Mcintyre,
II enry Banshcr and IL. II. Lee, portion Of the
citizens Of the Seventh WaId have enrolled them
selves as a special poles for the protection OF the
lives and property OF the inhabitants of said pre-
cnci. Headquarters have been established at the
corner Of Jefferson and Cherry streets.
MERITED COMPLIMENT.
On Saturday the Board Of Police Commissioners
acknowledged the very valuable services Of Ser.
veaps John Young during tie riot aud heretofore by
ur,mo,ny him to be Chief of Detective Police.
lilo has long performed the duties Of the position,
and has more than earned tho honor conferred upon
him.
NOTICE TO THE EIGHTH REGIMENT.
HEApaUARrsxs EiGHru RxGIsEsr I. ;. O.,
sT,rx sS.EssL, 7sh sv.. July Il, 1883 }
All officers of this regiment are hereby noiifed to
.pPe,r ia fall ',sa. =. TO ''''1 R.e, Se1S osn.
JoHs MIsos Acting Adj,
BROADWAY DENTIST URGING ON TIE RIOT
ERs-Hfs ARREST AND INCARCERATION.
Nelson Edwards, wel-dfessed, hne-ooking
man. Of good address, an Englishman by birth, and
doips business as dentist 1t 7O Broadway, was
arre,ted ye,terday afternoon by Detectives McCord
and Roach, charged with making iniammatory
,peeches to the mob during the last week. Among
other language used by EDWARDS ne sad III viii
give the id Abolitionists the silent knife. Come
with me down town, and viii show the places TO
burn;" beside which he made uss OF much other
language highly calculated to rfame the minds Of
the MOB, and urge them on TO the commission Of
deeds of violence. After Edwards was arrested
five gentlemen appeared Mt headquarters aud ex-
n
Each one Of these men hsd beard Edwards harrangu
lng the the mob. According 10 the testimony, be
went with the rioters aud ut various times made
,peeches to them Before his arres, eleven separate
communications directed against Edwards were re-
ceiyed by the authorities. lie was locked up at the
headquarters
DIR. Edwards ia we'll known by those with whom
he bus lived for tie Last two years for bis opposition
TO the Government snd his haired Of what he choose
to desisnate "a Abolition sentiments. His sympa-
hes have always been in favor OF the Secession ste.
lie was one of tho speakers at the Fernando Wood
Peace Meeting.
DIR. Edwards say. la explanation OF his course
that lie visited the mob GU; of curiosity, and was
forced iuto the current; that ho made the moi be-
heye he WAS with them In sentiment as well rs In
person in order to save himself from us fury. lie
beng better dressed than the active roers lie feared
his appearance mght excite their suspicion, aud, IN
order 10 save himself, nc made believe lie WAS IA
hsls fellow well met with them. Ii appears that he
visited the mob again .fter making his escape the
irst time Ills fact, TO cay the least, has an ugly
look.
ARREST FoR ARsoy-Danisl Ryan was arrested
yesterday, charged with hflny fineAney ~ aouI-
tons store corner of Forty ninth street and Third
avenue. Bryan McCahill, esq., offered $lC0 to any
pelson who would extinguisb the fire. The prisoner
got $50 of the reward, and claims that he and
another man, who also got $50 put out the fire. The
prisoner Was held tor examination.
ANOTHER MuRDEROUs WRETCH.
The first serious disturbance which has taken
place in the Seventeenth Precinct since the siu-
ming of the riots, occurred yesterday afternoon, at
o'clock. soldier wss walking along First avenue,
near the corner Of Ten,h street when man APP