, 1863-05-06
FROM CINCINNATI.
ARREST OF FALLiNDIGHiM.
HIS FRIENDS CREATE 4 RIOT.
ALoTAL NEWSPAPER OFFICE DESTROYED
AND TIE TOWN FIRED.
Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Tribune ]

lopcclA uspatea 10 tue Chic&9o Ir6une.I
CtScpNAr1, May 8, 1868.
As Ipredicted the other day, Tall.ndiglam,
in bis speech at Mount Vernon, was Tery yio-
lent in denouncing the Government and The
ordersof Gen. Burnside, counseling resistance,
Last evening Gen. Burnside dispatched spe-
cial train to Dayton, with . company Of SOL
diers, to arrest Fallandighan,. The train
LIFT at midnight, and reached Dayton ut 3
o'clock In the morning. Tie party proceeded
to his house and sought admittance, which
was denied. They broke in the outside door,
when VallanaigAam appeared at an upper
window and asked their business. About this
time gun was fired from one Of his upper
side-windows, which, 1t seems, vas the signal
agreed upon for an alarm. 1t was followed
ty q tingling Of the fite-bel1s, to arouse and
assemble his friends, but the latter did not
respond in force to the call.
Vallandigham was Immediately escorted to
the depot, and was brought here, arriving in
this city at q. m. He was conveyed to the
military prison, on Columbia street, and 4
strong guard placed at the building, H has
bccn closely confined MI day, aud although
some of his friends called and sought an inter-
view, admission Tas declined. The regular
trims from Dayton have brought down q
number Of his friends today, but finding he
could not be seen, they have returned home.
Several prominent Union citizens Of Day.
ton, fearing trouble there this evening, came
down today and called On Gen. Burnside fo1
assistance.
| A special train with soldiers was sent up ut
I o'clock this afternoon, and more are ready
to 60 rs soon as it is necessary.
V,llandighazn, 1t is understood, will be
tried bT court martial tomorrow. Tie
Mount Vernon speech will not be the only
Charge Sagainst him. his arrest has gi1er
great satisfaction here to the mass Of our cit
izens, and the course of Gen. B. is unusually
| approved, while the few who sympathizt
with him have lost all courage and appeal
TerEmuch detected.
A dispatch WAS received from Dayton, thi.
evening, stating that serious riot was it
progress at that place, but no particulars
have get been received.
The Secretary Of the Treasury has instruct
ed Mr.. Carson, the Depositary in this city, tt
take n8 more temporary loans to the Govern
mcnt. About million and half of dollar;
have been received in this city up to this time
LATER.
c1scHsAz1, May 5, 1868.
Val1andigham was removed FROM the mill
tary prison tonight, and is now confined it
the Newport barracks. Troops hare beer
cent from, Columbus, this evening, to qucl
the Dayton disturbance.
The following particulars Of the affair havt
Just been received: There has been goot
deal Of excitement to-day but no disturbance
occurred till after dark. Groups Of peopl'
have corgrcgated on the street corners dis
cusslng the arrest Of Mr.. Va}landigham, an'
denouncing the manner in which it Was done
i large number Of wagons with Vallandig
l.a1n's friends cane III to-day from the coun
try and Joined In the crowd.
At dark company Of between 500 and 60
persons proceeded to the Journal Office, m,
commenced hootiug and yelling. Present.
come few bricks and stone were thrown break
ine in the windows and doors. Soon afte
several pistol shots were fired into the build
ing, and The torch was applied. The Journd
building was soon completely gutted, and tn
flames spread to the adjoining stores.
One man in the crowd Was severely iniure
by a brick thrown by a rowdy. The fir
spread TO the hat store Of Leobc1d, the cisa
store Of Danson s. Boonstein md the Gosp
Herald, office, and as FIR back rs Shields lii
cry stable, all of which were completely dc
stroyed.
There is ruu1or that one bridge on til
Hcnia railroad towards Columbus, has bee
destroyed. All the wires throughout tn
city lave been cut down, and the up tow
Office has been closed.
At II O'Clock the mob quietcd down, an
The troops we're on the ground guarding til
engines, which we're at work,
John loves house WIS attacked and som
windows broken open, when the troops di
perscd the crowd. At u:30 P. III. all NJ
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