The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1863-07-17
FURTHER PARTICULARS OF
THE GREAT RIOT IN
NEW YORK,

NEtH HOEGAs
New York, July 14.-Gov. Seymour
has issued proclamation stating that the
riotous demonstration originated in oppo-
sition to the CONSUMPTION, has swelled to
vast proportions.
He says he knows many VINO would not
have gone to such extremes unless under
apprehension of injustice, but reminds
them that the only opposition which can
be allowed is an appeal to the courts, and
the right to appeal will be maintained and
the decision of the courts must be respec-
ted.
RiOtOus proceedings must and shall be
put down. The laws of the State must be
enforced. Peace and order maintained,
lives and property protected. He then
calls on the rioters to dispense declaring he
willuse all necessary power to restore order
In Yorkville and Hamburg the rioters
are demolishing houses, &c. Arms have
been removed from the threatened place
to safe localities
Provost Marshal Nugent has been noti-
fed from Washington to suspend the
draft.
All communication geographically, east
and west has been suspended. the mob
having torn down the wires in ell places
as far as Wiloughby's, driving the tele-
graphers off and threatening their lives.
The operators on the Eastern lines were
located last night and up 70 nine O'Clock
this morning in q car two miles from Har-
lem, on the track, The mob discovered
them and drove them of
The Mayor has prohibited the sale OF
firearms, and al such stores are closed.
The day so far has been q horrible one
There was a fearful riot in the Cd ward,
this p. NJ, in which the military charged
and fired several times on the mob, kill
ing IS, aad .wounding many more o..
Robins WAS captured by the fends ana
beaten to 4 jelly, and then hanged to 4
lamp post, corner OF 34th street and "a
avenue.
\ building filed with a crowd OF riot
ers was surrounded by the police only one
door from Fifth, and every riotor as he
appeared 81 the doc: WIS beaten to the
ground by The police. The mob was also
beaten by the ro,ice, ueeded by the re-
u.&cs II Fifth avenue, between Nth and
18Th street.. i heavy riot is also gong
on IN l0j.i 4. euUe.
-. M" 1ol:Na s'iE =, 1-Tei.iH - !o
|''o'|"" aHn , '"s -. o-.a%s are b@iTlcaded
C'-I--l.s " III o"n".e% {" .. p%lnSlA@ paper,
,.L.' q 1taFy force OF ,o.lce 8 about there.
OA cHo Hi.t"a-E or l,i,' ..iag-. House Square,
III 'front.' OF lie 1'e5 ONCE, Is q small can
non, which ;Ifes twelve balls ara discharge,
nc MOP fhiS AFTERNOON -ot - iaF""Wn as
the n4iJpn cry, ana visited many YES
se-5, compelling the laea oa board to join
them, and stealing what lAey wanted. :
full force q Government employees il 81
1Ae Nv York Post-Cfiice tonight, with
small arms and two cannon, The furious
crowd this afternoon H'Hs melted b. the
soo"ndre5s whom the Aassachusdtrs sol
di@fs had fire. uron- HoWls Of defiance
We're uttered, hnt nothing further Was 81
tempted. u The New England Rooms 60
night a squad II conva-escent> organized
themselves for ,;uty, aoj proceeded fully
armed to the residence "t C2l. Howe, II
Sixth Avenue, to protect it, Il needed, from
he MOO
NEv Yoax JIiy l. E,yzx,xc, - The
7t:., 81. a-.l 7Ist reqineAts. now sta
toned At the s..ar Of war. i i. understood
have been Seat for, and the 7th is expected