Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1863-07-25

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ishing houses. The Provost Nanhal haa
been notified from Washington 10 suspend
The enrichment during the riot.
All telegraphic communication east and
west is stopped, the mob having torn down
the line and threatening the lives Of those
sent out to repair them. The day 70 far has
bsen horrible one.
There was a fearful riot on Second Avenue.
in which the military charged and fired seve.
times on the mob, killing Is and wounding
several. Col O'Brien was captured by the
tends and beaten to jelly and then hung
to lamp post at the corner Of saith street and
Second Avenue. A building in which were
some armed rioters was surrounded by the
police and only one door left for exit, and
every rioter as he appeared at the door was
beaten to the ground by the police. A mob
was also defeated by the police and regulars
on Fifth Avenue. between, 36th ard 4Sth
streets.
New York, July 1.-the Tribune and
Times Office are strongly barricaded tonight,
and have heavy police force around them.
In front Of tho Times Office there are small
cannon. A mob this afternoon got as far
down az Fulton Ferry, visiting several yes.
sells and compelling the workmen on board to
join them.
Washington, July 14.-Pleasantou's cav.
airy entered Wiliamsport this morning and
captured a number Of prisoners. Lee had
sent over all his plumber aud trains. He
crossed on the pontoon bridge at Failing Wa
tiers.
Cincinnati, July 14.-Morgan crossed the
Little Miami between Loveland and Camp
Dennison today. They burned so govern
r,ent wagons at Loveland, AMI passed in a
south.easterly direction.
Since entering Indiana Morgan has cut
seven roads. but the damages have been re.
paired,
Lees army has crossed the Potomac. with
loss of 1000 prisoners.
New York, via. Yonkers, July l5.-The
mob has not yet ceased, although to-day will
probably witness the end. There is no doubt
that vastly larger number were engaged in
it yesterday than on Monday. All large
manufactures have ceased work and the docks
and ship yards suspended. The object of the
rioters yesterday was undoubtedly plumber.
At noon yesterday the rioters turned out
about 5000 strong and attacked the Union
Steam Works on the corner of 2lst street. At
o'clock 5000 police arrived, and the rioters
were in possession Of the buildings. The
mob became desperate and assailed the po-
lice, who killed fourteen of them. Four
more we've killed and numbers wounded BY
jumping from the second story windows. Yes
terday morning the mob visited the residence
Of COL O'Bryon. of the 18th New York Vol
unteers, who rendered their services to aid in
suppressing the riot. A force of three hun
dred policemen here charged the mob and
drove the rioters into the houses. The po-
lccmen then charged them all over the build
ings. telling them with clubs. Detachments
of the 18th regiment reached the scene and
aided in dispensing the mob. The mob fred
every house at the foot of 42d street. Early
in the morning the rioters assembled on Fifth
Avenue at the st. Nicholas and broke the
glass ware, windows, etc. They made an
onslaught on the negro dwellings on 35th
street, but fortunately the negroes had been
removed to the 81 alton house for safety. The
mob then made rush for the station house
but were repulsed and finally dispersed by
the military.
New York, July 1873 p. M.-The general
impression is that the worst is over.
The mayor has issued proclamation an
that the riot has partially subsidized,
and that the remainder of the mob now only
seek plumber, and calls upon citizens for pa
trolls.
Several clothing and hat stores. and private
residences were broken open and sacked last
night. The mob on Staten Island sacked the
Lyceum, and attacked the Marine Hospital,
and carried off 500 muskets, with ammuni-
ton. The rioters last night visited several
houses Of ill-famc on Greenwich street, burn
ed one and Quilted another, and killed one
man. The police quickly beat off the ruff
fans.
The depot at Vanderbilt's Landing, Staten
Island, was burned. and some drinking houses
Quilted. A perfect reign of terror prevails.
No private buildings have been molcstcd.
Albany, July 18th. - Yesterday morning
between 500 and 400 workmcn from Rensse.
!aer and Albany Railroad Works, marched
through the streets. stopped in front Of Land
off's. which they stormed and Quilted, destroy
ing all the property within. They visited the
Jail, forced it open, and released all the pris-
oners. The arsenal and Provost Marshal's
Office are strongly guarded.
Columbus. KY, July l5.-General Pillow
is reported at Macedonia, Is miles south Of
Paris, Tenn, with COCO rebel troops. one
half Of whom are mounted.
A largo number of rebels near Columbus
are reported moving towards Union City.
Warrington, July l6. The Richmond
Eramiser Of to-day has the following:
Charleston, July lS.-Nothing new since
yesterday. The enemy il engaged in estab-
liahinp hafferiea for larue anns on Morris