The weekly Butte record., 1863-07-18
- was turned unan them ioadeti with

canister. Inc lrSt QScDarge wiped out SIX
Two more discharges increased the number TO
twenty-five. when the Williams skedaddled.-
Two negroes were killed this afternoon. The
colored people were fleeing from the city 10 al
directions. There are some particulars OF the
riot 10 Thirty-Seventh street to-day. II seems
al attack on the Seventh avenue arsenal was
to be made. and a detachment of $50 men
with four howi'zers. proceeded to the Garner Of
thirty fith and Broadway. From Sixth TO
Seventh avenue was crowded with men wo-
men and children. Fifteen minutes was given
10 the crowd 10 clear out Of the street. No
one stirred. and al the expiration of the time
allowed, the artillery, loaded with canister.
opened FIRE. Five rounds we're fred and
great many hurt. The rioters proceeded to
Thirty third street. and erected a barricade of
wagons across Thirty-third street and Sixth
avenne. Some hundreds of negro women and
children were allowed to escape, but no negro
men. The buildings occupied BY the colored
people were set on fire with the intention OF
burning the colored men in them. At last &C.
counts the military had arrived at the scene of
the outrage, and fight has probably occurred.
ALBANY. July l6.
Yesterday morning between 800 and 400
w0rkmen from the Rensselaer, iron foundry and
Albany railroad works marched through the
streets Of Troy, and stopped in front of the
Times Office which they stoned and gutted,
destroying all the property within, They Wis
tied the jail, forced it open, and released all
The prisoners. The arsenal and provost mar
shal's Office are strongly guarded.
COLUMBUS KY. July l5rh-Gen Pillow is
reported al Macedonia at Is miles sonth of
Paris, Tenn. with 10000 rebels troops half
mounted. A large number of rebel troops are
also reported on Obon river. near Trenton.
The latter force is reported to be moving tow
.-ds Union City.
WAsuINGroS, July l4th.-The Richmond
Enquirer of to day has the following:
CHARLESTON, July l3th.-N Nolhing new since
yesterday. The enemy Is engaged in establish
ing batteries for long range guns on the middle
of Morris Island, being aided by FIVE Monitors.
Their wooden gunboats are firing on the bait
terles at Forts Wagner and Gregg, and on the
North end Of Morris Island.
Signed, BEAuRFGARD.
CINCIxNArI. July I6th-At , o'clock last
night Morgan'S advance reached West Union,
in Adams county, 10 miles from the river.
His scouts approached the river opposite
Maysville, this morning, but were driven back
by our gunboats.
The Cay OF WOLF. The Administra
ton, like the boy in the faFle, has raised the
cry of '' wolf 50 often, that ii has become ted
di"us and stale. At regularly recurring inter-
walls the news is flashed over the wires that
Washington is in danger of being gobbIed up
Cabinet and all. 1t is not good policy to ac
cnstom the people to such alarms. Though
they have never been backward in responding
to the cry Of wolf" yet there is a growing
impression that Washington will not stay saw
ed. 1t seems to have mlschievous proclivity
for danger. Even the most honest unl blinking
persons wag their heads at this chronic teuden-
cy of Washington TO get into scrapes, and tho
with patient patriotism and good nature hey
send on their relatives. or shoulder their mus
kets and trudge off themselves to drive away
the wolf" they wonder how long it will con-
tln1e, or how many more times the cry of
wolf will be raised. The calculation, how
ever, is not difficult one. Three times since
June, 1861, or once IN every eleven months,
the people have saved Washington for the
Administration. From this period until March.
1863, there remain just twenty two months,
and allowing that the overgrown boy. or boys,
ut W Washington will cry wolf every eleven
months, there remain only two more alarms
during the present Administration. This cal
cnlation is OF course based on the assumption
that no natural perversiiy will cause the repe-
titlon Of the cry Of wolf more frequently in
the future than in the past, and certainly opens
a most hopeful vista 10 the people The thing
cannot last forever. Washington is likely 10
cost Us as much blood as would float it into
mid-ocean. hut il is worth the price for the
slke of our own honor. and the sake of the
of, ba b,fc
be inanguraied there in March. lS65-and
who will transmit to long llne Of his success
Sor> the principles aud the Constitution of
Washington and the founders Of the Republic
New York Sun.