The New York herald., 1863-07-21

citizens no charge him with having made speeches 70
10 the perpetrston Of ontrages Among other things
- accused OF having said TO large crowd that he had
lm'e" These Appeals, il is alleged. we're m made con on
several oocasions and were loudly appAuded.
TAsy lsd IN .hs ,saSmsO. q tbs sonplaaan;s . =.
deny having addressed the people, but says that
innssnt witness Of Abe nrs uprising was caught and
language IN srdsr % his NE. Hs hsd V await
exAminatton
oGcsr Meru Of the Nineteenth precinct, q charge c
having taken nifty dollars 70 prevent the burning Of
store IN the Third avenue He does not deny having re-
csved the money but that the f the store
offered enc hundred dollars In order 70 h property
Ryan and another undertook the job, succeeded and d.
James Evans was arrested BY ofosr jackson. Of ths
extesnt preonct charged with having participated Y
West Sixteenth street Par. q tho rs account books
were found upon his person and also osAsr propsrsy
Eysns says tst he found the property in the street. He
like the others, was hold for future dispoaItion.
THUvRs ARREsTED.
Dsiscttve eDwsy arrested man named Dan Pestner.
balls sed ivory chscEs 70 she vaos 3; sscc from Harvey
Ford, b Philadslpha All the property recovered,
and the prisoner sent % Philsdephia.
A young man named HAagett was arrested BY dstec
three who obsed unfortunate Vermontsr Of $3.50 and
tryman was snder the influence Of liquor The watch
was found 10 Hssgetrs possession Hs was held 70 await
examination. ~Efs~
The Seventh Precinct Special Police.
HRADouAxTns. CoRxm oS JuynsoH AMI
CKRRx STHxsfs, NEW YORK, July f6, 1862 J
10 nm cnznw o. nm ssvDna Ps,ur or TIE Chr %
NEW YORK.
Whereas evil disposed and Awless persons have inau
guraied reign terror throughout our city, whereby
tho lives and property Of many citizens havo been de-
stroyed together with public and charitable institutions
and whereas, Il has been made apparent that We
liable 70 similar occurrences At all times, with sudden.
military organizations Of the city powsrlsss for their
prompt suppression:
ao Ssss g ne c:n. g re p r.
s.c precinct, n nd Il that yoS cs & ssr Ss.Saus1srs
uss your inosoos Win sush & your frsnds snd ns1h.
bors In your Judgment friends oe Law and order,
rhe ossst of thM organisation b nos only for present.
but for surs profession: and Il y earnestly hoped that
a eood osssSs yn 49, By The urgency q ne alarming
prompt and vigorous action
We urshsr sais, ior ihs nsmas,oa q the citizens Of
this precinct, that We have been spared, 10 great cx
TENT the suerpgs and humiliation consequent upon the
terrible crimes q violence and bloodshed that have bsen
escape BE- aesmsd the result Of accidental luck
o. good fortune s It . well known that threats Of the
ss ~ naso ns'1 e r = 20
70 the fact that portion Of the citizens, whom this com
mttee have the honor % represent org.nized spe
have since Tuesday night f14th ins) pssrolIed the
streets tn such force 70 deter the vicoua from violent
demonstrations.
In view Of the facts above stated We entreat you a.
ctzens holding In just estimation your lives your hber
ties and the honor Of your families forward and
join us that may not only protect ourselves from sx
sting DANGERS but take such action win tend 10 pre-
vent their recurrence.
Meetings win be held, until further notice. evcry even
Ing a eight o'clock at the headquarters corner o Jeer
son and Cherry streets.
RUSSELL JOHNSON, 12e Monroe street,
A. B. MILLER 223 Madison street.
II. e. MCINTYRE. 246 Clinton street,
HENRY BAUSHER, II Montgomery street,
b. q. LEE, 23S Madison street,
Committee