Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-07-22

and bis wounded comrades we're found alive In
the house where they had been 30 boapi,sbly
tended. They were brought 10 the st. Nicholas
Hotel, and are now there. The Colonel proves
not to be eerously woundedi aud ell of the men
will recover. The ladies, 20 whose courage and
kindness the soldiers owe their lives, we're also
taken to place OF greater safe'y und,P 2 milf
ta'y escort. Reports from l9 street chow
thas all 10 quioI, and the military are In secure
possession
Mr. Andrews, who made d speech in 81 ave-
nue. on the d st day OF the riot encours Rtpe the
mob. was arrested yesterday morning al q bo.se
IN Eleventh street, By ofic IRA Farley. Dnsen-
btrg, Iiemaun, McCord, ana r .dlord of the de.
tecuVe corps. he made no Resistance, and wss
taken TO the Central Office. There he was de-
iuyerea over 10 the custoiy OF U. 8 Marshal
mor1ay' ana locked up, subject to the orders of
1tsJele. His iull bame lie John W. Andreea.
and native Of Virginia, but for some years a
lawyer doug business In this city.
GOOD has beea done in several iIatanoaa nv
appeals to the reason OF the mob. The attack
on tne Arsenal 10 1th avenue wac averted main
y py the arguments and earnest imploration Of
Mr. n. ID Fowler, corporation attorney, When
mr Fowler concluded ME address, by reading a
letter just received by him from Gov. Seymour.
announcing that the draft lad been susnended
In Ne" York and Brooklyn, the crowd burst
Into loud cheers. ~ -
FIFTH DAY--FaIDAY, JuLYl7.
This morning the appearance was decidedly
auspiciors ios an orderly day. The ferocious
atack Of the mob upon the military IN 00j
street, Thursday night, seemed to have bssn
tne last despelase effort of the rioters. Renorta
received at ths Central Police Office from ali
paris OF the city, This forenoon, announce ali
qalet everywhere, AMI 1t was there believed
t4as tue mobs were efectusliy crushed out. Tne
arfiVaI OF the TN regimen, and other regi-
ments' During Thursday, added to the energetic
preparations OF the Governor, had the effect of
completely oFeraHiDg the m, b.
something OF q sensat Oh was caused at the
Oensrai Ofhce yeeterdsy 5y the appouno. m ant
shat Gen. Henry Blown had been supeI., d 10
the Command OF the ropps LII this o,tv ana mar
oors by Big Gen. Cslby. The order came
from tue Secretary OF War. Gen. Capbv was
directed to report to Gen. Wool. The motive
of tins change has given rise to vsrie,y of
oopJec'urea. IL Is only known ihas zen. Brown
vas not removed at his own request General
Canoy is brlgadier of volunteers, and colonel
VI tho 18th regular cavalry. He has seen hard
ana pFiiIiant service in California and New
Mexico, and is reported to be an officer Of abili-
ty and deOlSion. The headquarters OF the new
commander arc at the Central Police Office.
Fire Marsnal BLker estimates the entire loss
BY incsndary fres duing the frat three days of
the moo at aoout $780, This covers the
loss On buildings sud such OF the contents "a
we're destroyed BY the ire--but no: stolen prop
cry.
lae number Of troops in the city to-day was
about .000 The entire number, when all the
New YORK and Brooklyn regiments, now on their
way 70 this city, have arrived, will NOS be iess
than 5000.