Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-07-17
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- gang of ruf6ans drove OH the work
hissns siine he daf YotkFqn
fl3th stfesL 81 small sAne st6PP6d Sh0Iss
or on 4th avenue his morning, robbed
PIE eOnductor and pa 'sengers and-iet them
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There is no truth in the reported burning
D HctDries in Newark. la several small
toWnb in the suburbs -fiotOus demonstfa-
ttio1s have been prevented, by the eetion
Of The Catholic priests imPloring their
seaFshers p Aesist 9. &A
were burned BY ruEfiaus early this mora
| ing, the ownefsand 6eeuPantS refusing 10
Isubsidize them. The. firemen ralliei to
save the lives of several negroes and drove
off the rioters.
The Post says early Ftl1ts snforniags tlle
rioters on Staten Island burned the depot
aud water station. Afterwards they at
tackled and burned negro shantiesr killing
two negroes Many people have LEFT the
Island, including prominent dtizens whose
lives have been threatened.
Il is stated that a riot issnoW going on
in first avenue, where company Il, OF the
9Th N. Y, ,BuRdol regiment, was going %
protect "a steel factory. The soldiers were
fred upon and fifteeen soldiers killed.
The soldiers returned the IRE. Reinforce
ments are being now q o'clock, sent 70
the soldiers, .--
burned at midnight on Tuesday. Some riO-
tiers were killed BY grapgsh9f On sd street
Yesterday morning. beside i've women and
Two children. Several others. were NOR
tally wounded and n number slightly in
the eneOuntre. .4lal. y4.1 L. E.s
This evening on lst avenue Col, WinsloW
withh so men and two howit1ers, charged
on the mob who took refuge in tenement
houses, from the roofs Of which they hurl-
ed stones, bullets, Sc, on the soldiers.-
The howiizers were turned on the mob aud
ten rounds of canister poured into thems
moving them down feartully. s.s
The mob appeared to be well organized,
aad only partially dispersed
Col. Wiuslow had 10 men killed includ.
ing Captain and one Lientenant He re :.
treated ia good order, 6tiug On 4he mob
Col. Jordan was fearfully wounded in the
/ Several Of our wounded were Left die
hands of the mob. In the affair some 30 of
the mob were killed and more wounded.
At IL O'Clock $50 regulars with two
howitzers repaired to the scene and WeFe
fiercely assaulted, but the soldiers fred reg
,ularly aud tinAIiY the cannon we're Turned
on the houses with horrible effect, the RIO
tiers gcttiug eptuP fenrfnlly About one
O'Clock the troops had possession Of the
locality.
Il is feared Col JOrdOn is fatally wound.
ed. This took PIaceyesterday.
M.-The 26th7 Michigan and 1a2G
New York regiments have arrived from
Washington.
The details of the riot in list aud I'd nv.
enues say that JAcks0n's foundry az 2Sttl
street and SeWafd's foundrg u l7lh street
was threatened by the mob this forenoon.
A detachment of fifty Of the G5th N. Y.
militia, under Col. BechrOnt, and two how
itzers Of the 9th militia, were sent to the
scene. The mob stole out of hshnts around
with muskets and carbines, but merely
yelled furiously. At first the troops took
no notice of this, aud leaving a detach.
ment with one hoWitZer at Stewards, march
ed to Ist avenue. Here a party of rOughs
fred on them, and Adam SehWend,C ono Of
the soldiers, was slightly wounded The
troops wheeled into line and placed their
niece in position, but no fsTtl's' hostility
Was attempted. a - r-.--- s--.-s-..vs
After short halt, the troops proceeded
to Jacksou's foundry, burst open the doors
aud entered. The mob low fred au &C.
casiopal SHOT, which the soldiers returned
with n CALLING ltEet SENGEal VI NlG
mob. The hOWitZer was placed in pO-
sitiou to command the street, and matters
were quiet for an hour or so. About two
o'clock reiufOrcements arriyeds and the
mob fred on them without effect. The
soldiers took aim. but were restrained from
firing by the officers. ~ .rs7sil
Mr.. Jackson now asked the witbdra~al
OF the troops from bis foundry. General
Brown replied, al shall put my sol.
Ciiers where please and no mob shall die
tate to me where they shall be sent" or
ders to defend the place at all hazards and
not be sparing of his FIRE il crowd gath
cred. a Lieut.. from the 6jth regiment re-
ports his men retreaied FROM the neighbour
hood of 18th street and LIST avenue because
they heard the mob was getting large
Brown ordered the company back under
commanded Lieut., Pike of the U S. aFtiI-
lery, and placed Capt llIbacheF and Lient
MAYER under arrest. The passion Of the
rioters was inflamed this afternoon by the
| funerals of some OF the victims of last
nights fight. Col SIffprts reported his
command of the It'll regiment TO General
Brown this afternoon and was ordered to
take control of the district between 7Lh
street and 65th street and from LIST avenue
10 East river, and takesall means 70 sup
press all mobs and riots.
All was quiet in Harlem and Yorkville
during the day. Senators Bradley and
IOouuolIy requested the withdrawal of the
Troops from the Ist Ward which vas refus-
ed by police Commissioners Acton and
General Brown.
4 6 At 4:8o P. N. sharp fight was going on
22d street between the I'd aud Sd AVen.
aes between the soldiers aud rioters. Al
the stages and cars running the city will
be patrolled by the military tonight
and Gen. Brown Is dStsFmiaed the mot
shall be put down tonight If he kills eve
Try man found in crowd. -
New YoRK4 In1ycI6-450o0 cavalry ID
bfes and 100 muskets have been seized 81
the police in q house In Stunton street
Two negroes were killed and thrown 10
20 the east river lasCnight by their muir