The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1863-07-24
THE NEW YORK RIOT.
New York. July Is.

SD street near where negro was han e
ing. Failing to disperse them howHzee
was trained upon til EN-, loaded with cauis-
ter. The first discharge wiped ou. six
Two more discharges increased tbs nss>s
Der totwenty-two, Y hen the vilfs.us sked-
cddled
Two negroes were killed this p. T., ors
On pier No. + and the other in Wasbiag>-
ton street. Harper Brothers ard J. A.
GRAY, printers, and others. have been
warnel that their establishments will be
destroyed if the workmen are kept on dr-
~ The colorel people are Ieeing the
city IA all lfdaractions.
| We have some particulars Of the riot ia
37th stree: to-day. Another attack on
Seventh avenue arsenal was 10 be made
A detachment Of $50 men with AL arti!-
!erv company, and four twelve-pounder--s
howilzers, proceeded 10 the corner Of 35th
street, on Broadway.
The street from Oh 10 7th avenues we're
crowded wi:l men, sYomen aud children.
Fifteen minutes was given for the men to
clear the street. No one stirred, and at
the expiration Of the time allowed, the ar.
liitclN> = iCtttt "tsii NNhi4Stci, I N'Jcfc'i, rht
five rounda fi,el. 4 great nany were
hurt, bat it is not known how many,
The streets were cleared by the military.
Having dispersed the mob from the vi
cinlty, the firemen checked the flames, SO
that only three or four buildings were
burned. The rioters proceeded to 33t
street and erected harlicade oil wagons
across 33l street and Gin avenue. Some
! hundreds of regro women and children
were allowed 20 escape, but none Of the
colorei men.
Buildings occupied by coiorei people
were seton fire with the intention of burr
ing the colored men in them. At last ac-
counts the military had arrived at the scene
and fight had probably occurred.
New York, July l6, Q r. m.
Things have fully resumed their ~onted
anreararce Tracks have been claiI on
Tue railroad ard telegraph lines are be.
inc rapidly repaired.
Regiments and batteries are arriving.
with more on the way. business is re-
sumaL and a general feeling Of security
pervades
The scoundrels and thieves who havs
been the terror Of the city for the last three.
DAYS ard nights are skulking to their dans.
endeavoring to hide themselves and plum,
der while their abettors are eDdcavoling to
| leave the city.
3 p. m.-The gratifying intelligence Ct
the arrest Of the villain Andrews. the
leader OF the rioters. announced. He
has been sent to Fort Lafayette.
A gang of ruffians drove of the work
men this morning from the gas works.
\ small party stopped horse car or
i.h avenue this morning and robbed the
conductor and all the passengers and s.
| them 90.
There is no truth in the reported burn
ing Of factories 10 Newark.
| In several small towns IN the suburbs
riotous demonstrations have been prevent
ed bv tie action of the Catholic priests
| implorirg their Pensioners 80 desist.
The rioters on Staten Island burned tbs
depo. aud water station. Afterwards
they attacked and burned the negro shan
tiee. and killed two negroes.
Many people have left tn. Island, In
cluing prominent citizens whose lives
have been threatened.
! 1t IS ed that a rot is now going on
IN first avenue, where Co. f Of The 65lL
! n. Y. Buffalo regiment, was going to
protect steel factory The soldiers were
fred upon and fifteen kiied. The solliers
returned rhc fire Reinforcements are be-
/ inc now & O'Clock sent to the s.l!iers.
/ a station hou.e and bell tower IN End
avenue were burned a: midnight on Tues
] dav
Sixteen rioters were Killed BY grap-
! Shot in 20 street Yesterday evening, be-
sides tiye women and two children. Seve-
raj others wee Aorta!jy wounded and
number Slightly.
! la the encounter this evening on First
avenne, Col. WinsIcw, wijh l5D men and
hoNiizers. charged on the mob, who took
refuge in tenement hoH,es, from which
| they hurled stones, bIlI,;s, e.: on the
soldiers.
The howtzers were turned on the mob.
/ and ten rounds Of cnnuister poured into
them, moving them down fcarfu!y.
The mob appeared to he we'll organized,
ard cnlt partially dispersed.
I Col. Winslow had ten men killed, in.
clu!ing one captain aud Lieutenant, He
retrea'el in good order firing on the mob.
! Col. Jar.iin was fearfu!y wounded in
the thigh
Several Of oUr wounded were lef, in the
( hands OF the enemy. In this affair the
mob lost thirty killed and large nurnl or
wounded
At Il o'cIocl; 800 REGULARS, with 2 how