The New York herald., 1863-07-15
have not left the city the following order Issued

have not left the city the following order Issued yes
terday;-
The whole military forces now At tho police headquar
rs win forthwith return 10 the Seventh Avenue Arsenal
and report 70 Major General Sandfosd.
CHARLES W. sANDFORD. Major General
Tho following supplemental orders were promu-
gated -
SPECIAL ORDERS.
HEADQUARTERS, Nxw YoRx, July IL, 1868
All tho troops called for the protection OF the city
placed under the General Sandford whose
Major General WOOL
This order, however, General Brown Interpreted a.
applying exclusively 70 volunteers and his Interpretation
appeared TO be Afterwards ratified Lieutenant Wood
viii have charge q tho regulars in this city.
THE POLICE HEADQUARTERS
were visited throushous the day by many prominent
ctsens. There every possible preparation made thsre
70 repe any force which might undertake 70 attack H.
Tho endurance Of the police their continuous services
since yesterday, worthy Of general commendason
They had ndfcs during the night, wD anticipated
that they would be called tho depredatons Of
the crowd
In the afternoon about four hundred citizens were
in special policemen and provided with
clubs, badges and firearms.
During tho day large nupSsy Of citizens offered thsr
services They At once sworn In and assasned 70
duty.
The regulars under command OF Lieut. Vssd, sent
~ an carly houf 70 queh usturoance IN tne coveusn
ward "a
ONE or THE POLICE COMMISSIONERS rHRlArKNRp.
During the day letter received directed 70 Com
missioner Acton. When opened found 10 from
anonymous sourcs. The comuunicst,ou stated that
Mr. Acton had but ose day TO live. This threat was
deood 10 have been caused by the promps action Of the
police In cndeavong 10 check the progress the dstsr
banco
Among the prominent citizens the police headquar
ters during tho day Governor Morgan, D. D. Fsd,
J. Cowles and others.
Mayor 0pdyke has received communication recon.
mendng that the headquarters Of himself Generals Wool
and Sanford should DO located in the Csntra Police oce
ANTICIPATED ATTACK ON THE MAYoR's OFFICE.
Information having been received that the Mayors
ONCE would be attacked II deemed advisable 70 have
Acton having been applied 70 for CITY men, sent
the required force.
4 GRHEMAL's PrcKBrS DRIVEN IN.
Tho disturbance having assumed the proportions Of
minor war; the usual tochnca.,as Of battle have been
brought into requison. She following order, notice
despatch viii explain itself:-
PoiIn CoxnEiekEls. No. 500 Mulberry street. under
Bsigadior General Brown
Send mo two hundred policemen n You can II not send
mo many Of the troops possible. wo attacked
W. sANDFoRD, Major General.
The following call was also issued
CALL TO THE NINTH REGIMENT, N. r. q. n.
An members OF this regiment requested TO report
a the mory at the Mercer House. this afternoon ~ four
O'Clock Those hatug uniforms viii thsn and be
ready for duty at . moments notice. By order.
Major General 2ANDF0MD.
CALL TO THE LINCOLN CAVALRY.
Captain p c. Adams would be glad 70 meet sny OF the
officers and men Of tho above regiment vho may be In
the city at the old headquarters Dkbros Riding School,
corncr OF Fish avenue and Thirty ninth street. from
70 twelve O'Clock today. This cali Va made with view
70 organizing company for temporary duty In tho city
ORDERS FROM MAJOR GENERAL DURYRA.
HEADQUARTERS, ssCoxb DIVISION N. g., s. N. I'll
BsooKLSs, July is, 1863. !
All active and exempt mcmbcrs Of this division In
the city requested report Capt fhorne the
City Armory this moaning at nine O'Clock.
Major Gelerai III. II. DrRYEA.
CsrY ARxoRI, BRooSLyx, July Is, 1888
Mmrxnsm HpGMUr N. c., 8 NY. \
All members cf this regiment now ia the city are
hereby ordered 70 assemble nj the Amory reporeto
the officers Of their respective compaues a nnc O'Clock
this morsng, In accordance with orders from Major
General puryea.
Capt. r. v. W. THoRHE, JR. Commanding