New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-07-20
THE CITY NOW SECURE.
GEN. DIX RELIEVES GEN. WOOL
State and National Authorities in Harmony
scINRS AND INCIDENTS OF LAST WEEK.

During yesterday and the day previous. New
York was unusually quiet tho only movements CAL
suaed to attract the a,testion Of the pssserby be-
ing the disposition Of the thousands o. soldiers who
arrived In the city on Thursday, Friday. and Sstur-
day. Squads and companies Of Infantry, cavalry,
and artillery filed quietly through Broadway and
otser streets without even their usual ateudsDis,
the drum and 6ie-,heir steady tramp ADJ deter
mined look imprsssing the spectator that they had no
holiday work belors them. Upon reporting 81 head
quarters, they were assigned TO their sewers. posi-
items, and marched to the places designated. Tie
downcas< and anxious looks which marked
the countenances Of and women
eopershy during the aaos. Supreme reign Of mob
Law on Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday AID Thurs
Day, gave way to expressions Of satisfaction and
delight An evident feeling of security which no
one for himself or his property experienced duriUs
she greater psrt Of last week, became manifest Gu
Saturday and yesterday. few co!oTed people
even vsutured forth and pursued their Sua svoca.
sions without molsstation. The streets in msny
sections were patroed by military, and tho presence
Of the policemen on the accustomed beats gave a
lesss assurance Of security 70 those Of citizens
OOmI6Ileu 70 DC hOlodu barLhg t.to ube ~ Abc
Ing mouths Of many pieces x artillery stationed IN
shs PARK aud in other qSsrters are looked upon by
tbe r,o,ers who though dsbsnded, still prov about
In ,wo's and three's, or sngiy, with very r.-lked
rsspect-
In the course Of our persnbulstion. about The city
Yesterday. we met many litIie knots OF nen tss.n.
bled along the avenues discussing toe doings 81 tue
past week, some contenSiag thai II was AL night;
others thought tina, it had been carried TOO far,
while not few denounced the rot and lie orr gina
tors In terms more eupbslio than elegant. We
beard many denuDciaiions of the not from men
whom We took to DO Daturalized IrsLnen, and who
iD6gged in the bope that the truth would coGs out.
and that tie men who had originated and planned
these strocious crimes would be Appreciated aud
sumnarily dealt with. In passing, We occasionally
heard the names Of several Democrats now Occupy :
ing high oficisl position mentioned. but whether in
connection with the riotous proceedings Of The week
we could not say. One man thought good big
ward would be the means OF showing up the usti-
gators and leaders. There was general feeling Of
opporiticn to the draft, and many INDUCED IN TIE
hope that it would not take place. but tina, troops
might he raised by volunteering The hq1or shops
along the avenues, below the Third avenue, on the
east side, were all open, and apparently well pa
tronfzed FOX srsund the doors Of most Of these grog
geres, numbers of men were loungng who slrpi-
eious.y eyed every well-dreS-ec passer ty.
An occasional sentence showed tnem TO h. still
defiant, and the prevailing sentiment wss that they
could yet overpower the military and police. The
city, however, was generally quiet, aud there APP
Feared yesterday 10 Us ie.s travelling by the caro
to tho beer gardens and parks tnaD usually occurs
on Sunday. The scenes Of the stroc'les perpe-
tysted b. the mob wer. visited by many people.
The Park presented a picture OF miitarT l.s--
horses feeding under the trees-gsm cannoa scOy7l
ing at tho multitude % ysitois-bsJids Of nusIc
playing martial airs-uoOps Of armed meu repre-
sent,pg different regiments just arrived-snd the
great procession Of The curious i4lors who are re-
leased from work op the Sabbath.
ACTION or THE cry AUTHORITIES.
A. 9 O'Clock Saturday afternoon special meeting
OF the Board Of Aldermen was held, President Walsh
In the chair. After t3e calling Of the roll Mr..
Mitchell NOV 90 10 20 into secret session, which was
csrred, ard tho Chamber VISA Cleared " all except
sUaLeru. We undeBtind that there wa some ex-
{ - lab bout the draft After the secret sessOn
3 doocs we're again opened Saen preamble aad
- ,u..sa offered BY Mr. Farley, IN relation " re-
leying grated men we're unanimously adopted.
iSso Hcih, report else where.l
BOARD OF COUNCILMEN.
The Board met In special session Oh Saturday,
and unsn;mousiy ooncurr,d with the Aldermen IN
scopting a resolution declaring that Ii tie Mayor
should veto The action OF the Common Council ~
passing the ordnance spproPnsting t(,SOO,OO) To
so4.muts the draft OF ,nis county, hat then tue
Con.Iuoo CoaSeil plodye beneeiveo TO pass the
ysleI ser the Mayors VETO Adjourned 70 Monday.
GOV. sEYMOURs HEADQUARTERS.
On Saturday afternoon Major-Geaerh Dix, &c
sonpenied ~ Gen. Csnby. waited uPon Governor
Seymour al his Lssdquartars a. the 81 Nicholas
aossi, and bid = long Interview with him, which
Wa Il harmonious cbsracter Indicating that tbero
b pa Bksly 10 Ne any conflict between the General
aovssptsent aud the State authorities. Sut-o-
Sssnty The Governor s,id tina, ths alarm regarding
4 Svadios tstween The bists and National suthori-
10 wss without oauss. No iptshsrence nsa vol
AIKEN place. and he presumed tbsrs wonia b. acne.
To objea In sendiug roops bore war merely TO
po.sct private properly. and also 10 look after pab
DC property, Of which there Was large quantity
here.
Two stesu vessels were ordered aced 10
GsoDdiisa 10 take On board military forcs-oue 10