New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-07-20

~ which important item we ave taken great
nsus TO ascertain the reader can form pretty cor
rrot idea OF "nfeeed districts,' where the roting
Sas been carried on, aud where, should u % re-
pewed, we may reasonably look for the nrss NUT
tsrings Of the storm.
BLANK CARTRIDGES.
To show the utter folly and cruelty OF firing blank
cartridges OF mob, the foil ,wine incident may 10;
As one # the regiments WINS Pstroinng SECOND ave,
nue., a gigantic fellow with pistol IN bis hand
s,epred m to soldier and brandsiing his weapon,
yelled: Now fire your blank cartridges, VIII you
Who cares for your blank cartridges Az TINS
instant the order was gwen 10 nre sho tne rio'er
fell dead He doubtless WI uted to ascertain whether
the soldiers were 10 earnest. Had aux cartridge
been fred at him, the inference would have been
that al the guns were hsrmlessly loaded and the
mob would have rushed on and have dissrmed the
soldiers in al instant. single vol Of ball cart
ridge, however. showed them the danger OF that
little undertaking.
HOW THEY DROPPED.
A druggist in the First avenue told our reporter
tina, he had, at one Instant, eight If the wounded
rioters yIng on his floor at once, and ihst TWO ~
them died there before they could be removed 70 the
hospital.
HOW THEY WERE BURIED.
A gentleman whose word Cannot DOUBT Tells
as, that lie saw gang OF roDHns ois d IN
In vacant lot in TIE upper part OF the Guy, anu oy
three dead rl0ters IN the same poio.
THE GENTLER SEX.
Will. .o-ely wounded policeman was being led
sway between two sympsthizing trlends, TWO
-on'.n car. aeon to run up from behind and escb
~ Sab atone into the face Of the aurt spd help
Isss officer He was led into house and In less
than thirty minutes the house burned 10 the
ground. -
Andrews. the Rebel roter nearer bis fate
than be was perhaps aware OF. determined man
who heard him address the mob on the corner 81
Third avenue and Forty sixth street, followed BIN
all the way over to Lex gton avenue, trying In
L. hi knf ha nr-
rounded by boys and no opportunity presented. The
man who watching Audrew W. is a man OF prop
srty and influence aud be Was 90 exasPeraied al me
fellow that be resolved 10 put an end 10 him 81 all
hazards. As soon as he could 20 home and gel ms
revolver he set out IN pursuit. Before however be
could find the that did moi iierii other hves
the rush of the moi toward his street compelled
him to 20 home and look after b" property
CHILD WOUNDED.
A littls girl about years OF age, while
aittipg nj an upper window in the house No. -
Twenty-second street, near Second avenue, was
aho in the face--tbe ball passing through under the
nose from one chsek-bone to the other. She was
conveyed 10 Bellevue Hospital. Shortly after her
wound was dressed, her father, WHO had been away
at his work and Oh his return had toally got trace
of her came into the room. She gave him her little
band, not outstanding the agony she suffered, hef
Srst words were, Father, was not III the streets
was sitting at the window She then assured
him that she did not safer much pain, aud inquired
II be had bad bis tea And yet that little girl IL
hardly expected 10 i've.
DESTRUCTION OF A SABBATH SCHOOL.
Among the wanton atrocities committed by the
mob iasI week, wHs the sacking OF mission school
Tor poor white children III Avenue Ii, near Seven
teeth street, a branch Of DR.. Iyng's church under
che supe,iutendence OF Vincent Colyer The mob
broke in and demolished every thing. The school had
been in successful operation for over year, uncer
the charge of the Rev. Mr.. Tnmble.
RELIGIOUS SERVICE AT POLICE HEADQUARTERS.
Toe colored refugees at the Police headquarters
Yesterday had Sabbath school and church service
mprovised for them by Mr.. Vincert Colver, Vice
President Of the New-Yoyk Young Mems Christian
Association. Through the kindless Of the chief
officers Of the police, the large Courtroom was
granted for this purpose and about 81 children, witt
teachers selected from among heir own people, at
tended tn scho l. sadin ali n Rry Ion, chiefly women
ana children. lie prsyer-nee,ing, school ana ser
vice were marked with the usual devotion and
genuine simple piety which alweys Characterize tie
religious assemblies OF these perseculed people.
Some of the families have lost nearly ali they pos
eessed, and need promptly many nece sary couiorts.
Contributions 10 money for this purpose sent 70 MI
Colyer al the rooms OF the Association No. 80
Bible House, New York, VIII be euly Acknowledged,
privately desired
TWENTY. SECOND PRECINCT.
The officer in charge OF the Station House IN this
Precinct reports everything quit IN bis Ward On
Saturday be escorted Is cOlor.d to The Police
boat aud sent them 10 Blackwell Island. The
turbulsn, parties Ia bis vicinity have been composed
entirely be says, Of the lowest chase VI the popu-
lstion. On Friday there was some excitement
among the negroes in bis Deig bOrhood, but II wH
owing 10 the attempt on The part OF tie owners oi
tie houses in which they lived TO force them 10
move on account Of fear for the safety Of their
property If the colored people were allowed 10 re-
main.
NINETEEETH AND TwENTY-sECOND WARDS
VOLUNTEER ASSOCIATION.
This association, under the supervision OF Captain
William A. HsrdeDbTook, lie composed OF gentlemen
residing in these WARDS. i, Was organized under
the sanction OF Governor Seymour, and has received
Arms from the State. A systeID OF sgnals has been
arranged with the Arsenal III 1bny-hith street and
the Forty ventb sreet Station House tbas help
can he mutually afforded IL Case OF necessity. They
patrol the negLborhood night and day. The Asso-
eiatop had enrolled, on Saturday 100 members, and
others were rapidly joining. Their headquarters
ere at F0rty-seveDth street, corner Of Broadway,
end they invite all citizens Ia that region 70 JOIN
their organization.
TWENTIETH PRECINCT.
The Station III ouse of this Precinct was guarded
on Saturday by q detachment Of 81 soldiers, but no
disturbance has taken place in the DeighbOrhood
within TWO days past. cart-load Of stolen goods
was recovered on Saturday from a house 10 Twenty
eight street, between Eighth aud Ninth avenues.
While our Reporter at TIE Station Onse cler-
eyman came In TO procure shelter for some negroes
hpiil they could be removed from the city. These
colored people resided In Twenty-ninth street near
Seventh avenue, aud constantly insu ted
bowed, and threatened by gang usde up Of boys
who inhabited the tenement houses N that quarter.
The Sergeant told the applicant to brbg the negroes
10 the Statinn-HOus and lie would keep them
Sunday
DRsERTER AMONG THE RIOTERS.
man was arrested in this precinct yesterday
morning, armed with musket aud pistol. Soon
Afterwards woman came in, who stated that she
wsa the wife OF the prisoner and that he was de-
Dertsr from the army; aud that be bad broken into