Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1863-07-23
THE DRAFT RIOT.
The Law Triumphant-Large Num-
bers Of the Rioters Killed-The
Mob Suppressed Scenes and In
cidents of Wednesday.
MAYOR opDYKE's PROCLAMA.

To the Citizens of New York:
The riotous assemblages have been dis
persed, and business is running in its usu-
al channel. Few symptoms of disorder
remain. except in small district in the
eastern part Of the city. comprising part
OF the 18th and 21st wards. The police is
everywhere on the alert. A sufficient mil
itary force is now here to suppress any IL
legal movement. however formidable. !.
Let me exhort you. therefore. to pursue
your ordinary avocations. Avoid especi-
ally crowds. Remain quietly at You, hous-
es. except when engaged in business or as
sisting the authorities in some organized
force.
When the military appear in the streets
do not gather about it, being sure that it
is doing its duty in obedience to orders
from superior authority.
Your homes and your places Of business
you have right to defend. and it is your
duty 10 protect them at all hazards. Yield
to no demand for money as tho price OF
your safety. If any person warns You to
dssist from your accustomed business. give
no heed to the warning. but arrest the per-
son and bring them to the nearest station
house for punishment as conspira,or.
Be assured the public authorities have
the ability and the will to protect you from
those who have conspired alike against
your peace. against the government Of your
choice. and against the laws which your
representatives have enacted.
(Signed) I. GEO. OPpYKE. Mayor.
New YonK. July 1.-THE Post says:
Gen. Candy supersedes Gen. Brown. by
order of Gen. Wool. 1t is understood
that the Mayor will Issue a proclamation
this p. m. announcing the virtual suppress
arm themselves to protect their lives and
property from predatory outlaws.
Some thirty rioters were killed by the
7th regiment last night. The reported
killing of fifteen of the 7th regiment is not
true.
New YoRK, Thursday night.-All is
perfectly quiet in the vicinity Of the Sew
enth avenue arsenal this afternoon. Ne
grocs who found place of safety there
were day removed to Riker's Island, in
GLIDING the children from the colored Or
phan asylum. The colored residents at
Five Points left for Long Island to-day.
1t is rumored that Andrews. arrested TO-
day, will be tried for treason.
The residence Of the enrolling officer oil
Westchester county was sacked on We'd
nesday night, and an attempt made to
steal one Of his children.
In Brooklyn a strict watchis kept Of all
the wards, and large force is in reserve
to meet any trouble that may occur All
is apparently quiet throughout New York
at late hour tonight.
Gen. Fitzpatrick arrived last evening,
and force of cavalry is to be Immediately
organized for mounted patrol.
From the military movements this morn.
ing, quietly made. there will be but little
opportunity for the rioters to carry on
their hellish designs to- day. Any attempt
will meet with terrible check.
The 1924 New York regiment arrived
at midnight.
The probably last fight of consequence
between the military and the rioters took
place last night, near Goth street. where q
military force had been sent to drive away
the scoundrels plundering houses there
The mob concentrated strongly and the
military withdrew. Nearly every house
for three or four blocks on both sides o.
the streets were filled with the mob. who
fred bullets, tones and other deadly mis-
sles upon the soldiers. The Times repor
states that fifteen members of company
of the 7th regiment are reported killed b.
stones and brickbats. Seven hundred reg
ulars were sent up as reinforcements, whsr
a terrible battle took place. Eleven riot
ers were killed, Is wounded. and So ia
ken prisoners. Two Of the mob were rul
Through with bayonets very handsomely
Fifteen moro rioters were captured on tn
west side of the town. and the police ar
constantly bringing them in.
New YORK. July 1S.-Generals Woo
and Brown have been relieved of comman
here. Gen. Candy assumes command 0
the Department of the East
Miss Boyle was arrested yesterday on
charge of shooting at . policeman and
soldier. and was locked up in station
house. Judge McCunn issued Q writ Q
habeas corpus returnable at three o'cloc
to-day, but there being . serious informal
. ity in the writ, the heroine was retained
and has been removed to military guar
tiers.
There are now some 5000 troops in ii
city, and regiments continue to arrive.
No disturbance has yet taken place q
f day.
1 New YonK. July 17.-Andy Sullivan
. notorious leader of the mob in the It
{ ward, has been arrested.
0 The police. protected by the 9TH reg
ment. are searching the houses for concea
ed arms.
6 No disturbance has occurred up to darl
4 The call of John Hughes, Archbisho
OF New York, to "thoss persons whom Il
papers call rioters" is genuine. In n
! Spouse to it some 200 Irishmen assen
q bled ct his residence. including man
o known rioters, some of them armed.
I suEEcR OF ARCHBISHOP HUGHES.
In his address. which was quite length
y, he said he addressed them as their fail
err, and declined, on the ground Of being
z priest, going into the question which bro
y about the present unhappy state of thing
Il He referred to Ireland, and thanked &c
= he had come to this country whore no sui
Oppression existed. He counssllsd the
to bear up under their supposed evil
II rather than commit greater.
II xb;s counfrv tha Govsrncc>nk "a