New-York daily tribune., 1863-07-17
TEyR RIOT.
Courinued from Fret Page.

,yas taken to mis- residence No. l4l Waverley place.
A small party of vagabonds stopped the cars oil
She Fourth avenue line near Nineteenth street yes
terday morning, and rined the conductors and pass
eneers of their money and vsluables.
Ftv-tour persons, wounded in the three days
not, have teen received at Bellevue Hospital vi
ths number, twenty-five have died. Mos' o' 'ne"
were rioters.
A gang Of rufian. again visited the gas works at
the foot OF Fourteenth street yesterday morning and
drove off the men, The Gas Company again
sutoped citizens to be sparing in the use of gas
The lines of telegraph between this city and Bos-
ton being down this morning, dispatches for Boston
were received by the operators here mp to - O'clock
and were sent in manuscript at that hour to Bridge
port by steamer, to be teegnphed thence to Boston,
They reached their destination by or O'Clock.
Judge Belts yesterday morning, on the opening of
The United States Circuit Court. stated that lie had
received an ntmation that the United States Court
bniding might be attacked by the rioters, and sd-
jOulned the Court 10 Friday.
woman living at the corner of Thirty-second
street and Second avenue was warned on TUESDAY
by the roters to leave. because her husband wss a
Black Republican. She accordingly began moving
Oh Wednesday, uDassisted, her husband being away
In the country Some women attacked her while
doing this beat her, tore her hair, and divided her
property.
A grog-seller, named Cruise, arrested in the
morning at No. IL Thomss street, and locked up IN
the Tombs. He seen giving straw and matches
to gangs Of boys and directing them to go to the ne
gro houses on Thomas street, saying, Burn down
the cribs Of the id niggers."
Messrs r. l.. Maillard & Co. have presented 5000
70 tne policemen who guarded their premises, No.
Hanover square.
Many hundred citizens were sworn in as special
policemen yesterday. Among them were Internal
Revenue Collector Orion aud bic assistants.
Mr.. Z. Ayres Of No. l02 Nassau street, as be was
going home ON "Wednesday night, about q o'clock,
wa garroted by an armed bandtti, beaten 10 in
seu.ibili,y, and robbed of valuable gold watch
aud chain, diamond fnger-rng, diamond pin, and
about $lO0 in money. A number of persons wit
messed this attack, but dared not interfere.
Lieut.-Col. ID. c. Minon Of the lst Cavalry, n.
G. s. N. Y, was placed under arrest this afternoon
by Gen. Sanford for not parading his Command
Col. Jardine's wound is a compound fracture Of
the upper portion Of the left thigh. Amputation
will probably be necessary. He was shOt by a
piece Of lead pipe
TIE house of Mr.. John ID. Dix, in East Tbirtieth
street, was gutted after midnight yesterday by
q gang Of robbers who first demanded money 10
sst the couscription. The inmates escaped through
tbe scuttle TO q neighbor's house.
At g. 10. three boys were arrested in Twentieth
street near Madison avenue, laden with stolen
goods. Two other boys with trunk, OBJ being
chased dropped it and ran. One Of them, Patrick
lie NJ nurf
aud gave extraordinary testimony which cross
examination thoroughly exposed
Superintendent Kennedy was at the Central Oeice
Yesterday. HIS face 10 lacerated in every square
Inch Of its surface, and is very badly bruised He
stated 70 reporter that his body was in the same
condition, but his voice and action display an HE
wonted fire.
Louis Levy's clothing store, No 347 Third avenue,
was emptied late on Wednesday nigh, and about
g., 800 in money taken. The robbers on leav-
ing fred the building, but the neighbors put out
the fire.
white gentleman the son Of a missionary, born
IN the East Indies, but educated in this country,
said when he saw the rioters yesterday, :" am
proud Of the heathen."
An Irish woman informed her mistress yesterday
that she need expect the riot over for the
rotere bad the promise OF help from the Clty ol
Baltimore if they would only hold out little
longer"
Near Sixteenth street, rdbber on horseback rode
upto house occupied by a gentleman known foi
his kindness to the sick and wounded soldiers
When the door was opened, he found young lad >
IN the house and demanded money. She said her
father wa not at home and che had no money
But you can get it," said the thief 9" and will
give you just ten minutes time to get it," She un
locked her fathers safe, and got him SO. That
will do for the present, said the thief, bu, sha
call again"
TIE ARCHBISHOP CALLS.
The following appeared over this city as q poster
two feet by three:
AHcHsnBoP HUGHEs MHS OF Exw-YoRK wEo
ARE NOW CALLED IN hASr or TEE PAPRKs EIOTKHs--
WHIT yon, bot that not reason why you should pay
ynt In your whole streDgh. Come then tomorrow
Fhasy a. o'clock TO my resideDce, northves, corner
Of Madison svenae and Thrysirtn street shall have
speech prepared for YOU There 10 abundant sp.cr for the
Sooetbs around house. sddrss
sft balcony III should be- unable stand during m de-
than my limbs take upon myself the re-.
sponsb ty Of a<,urng tns in paying this
retiring tom H. you shall not DC disturbed by .Ihr ion
ofmuniclSA or nhitsy presence You who CAtneos.
Of have right TO visit your Bishop
without Il. vlessiloa. JOHN HUGHEs,
kew.Yoi 4, July TO- 1858. AIchbsLop Of New York
Mr. Tho snas J. Byrne, Enrolling Officer Of the
Town Of Wrestchester was absent from his house in
Unionport 0 Wednesday he having been fred upon
twice by mob on Monday. The mob visited his
bause Djure1l his family and destroyed all his fur
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