New-York daily tribune., 1863-07-15
1t is curious fact that, Of all the arrests msds,
every one is Irish.
TAKING CARE OF TIE CASH.


every one is Irish.
| TAKING CARE OF THE CASH.
Perhaps it may be as well to tell these thisying
rascas " ho make at these various mobs, that they
have delayed their proceedings day OF two TO their
disadvantage.
Had they attacked, as they proposed, the jewslry
stores. the banks and the private hoosss yhth -
covered with and awnas sore SILVER and ,olS
plate than tFsy can easily Tx. car. Of yesterday
they NIGH. nav. s.sursd soms plunder. To.aa,'
"'''t aappy to inform their thieving lordships,
The gold from the banks-the valuable property
from the leading jewelry establishments, and the
plate from many private houses have been removed
from the city. Don't they wish they may get It.
| CHEERING TIE POLICE,
The people all over the city have been. apprecia-
tive of the truly unvaluable services Of the Police
Force. After their achievements in Courtlandt
street, and other places where they had fought and
fought well, cheercd them heartily as they passed
along the streets. All right Honor to whom
Honor is due y
BIRD's-EYE VIEW.
| The city, seen from lofty central situation, pre-
seuted as usual at night, grand and splendid as
pect, 70 WHICH tue unufudi tno sounas Bhvo
a mysterious and solemn interest
Monday night the whole city was illuminated by the
fierce glare of thousand flames, but last night for
the half hour preceding o'clock, there was but little
light left except from the cars and the street lamps,
which indeed from point of view, seem constss.
tions in firmanent beneath lined with most un-
celestial brilliancy.
At Second avenue, near Nineteenth street. the
east SIDE of the street still aglow with the
fection from the smoulderng Gre on the we.. eide.
At such hight the sound of mob could be dis
tinctly heard for more than mile, end TIE cry Of
the news.boys far down in the street around seemed
as plain US it ordinarily does across the street.
REBEL ROCKET SIGNALS
On the Third Avenue, from Fortieth street for
mile upward there was hiatus in the line Of ighte.
Here was where the mob commenced i's work. and
this was ID continuation of it. In the Revolution,
ss tad Little Garouche. in Les Miserables street
lamps are not IN order. Hiatus was ominoas.
Suddenly out Of this mystery Of violence d rocket
shot up i,.,o the sky in three minutes another sDd
in three minutes more yet another. -Four rainn,es
passed and from the negheorhood of Union sqaare
ro.e d large Greballoon, grand globe Of tse which
to Jamaica.
The Telescope was turned to a promiEer; star in
Southern horizon i. was the City Hal Clock aud
il wanled ten minutes to nine Several minutes
passed without any further sign. AT length The gun
was free aud the bells struck for nine. IL a few
seconds az answering rocket sprang from the di
e:t.on Of northern Williamsburg, far up into the
SKY.
BROADWAY AND HARLEM
Railcars and omnibusses stopped yesterday
afternoon consequently the writer had to take bis
journey afOot. Broadway thronged with men
aud women wearing esd anxious faces GruKso Of
rersons stood at doorwsys and street-coroers, en-
gagged in serious conversation about the riot. many
of the stores were closed; now aud then we passed
soldier evidently fastening to his headquarters or
to NEE, bis comrades elsewhere We ne. orly one
colored nan, aud varied him not TO show himsef
upon the street until the riot was over. lie iepied,
q" Broadway il the safest place | can find Every
now and then we noticed men whose general ap-
pearance and drunken demeanor, marhed t.em as
men vino bad been engaged in the rots.
Between 2Sth and 2gth streets party Of boys and
men hli taken barrel Of beer from tie shoulder
ug ruins OF a liquor shop, in the block ttat was
burned on Monday night. They had taiped tie
corpuant barrel and We're helping themselves
and others to It's contents. II was the nth barrel
that AL been mined from the ruins and appropriated
in TIE same manner boys and gills and
women, hack-driyers and cab-men halted 10 taste
and were welcomed 10 all they wished 70 drink.
All along tue road to Harlem were indications of
serious business on hand At the time of our visit
all WIS CON aratiyely quiet, however. Early yes
teriay morning fire broke out 10 Mr.. NAusons
planning and turning mill. 1t is supposed it Was the
work Of an incendiary. coal yard, two iestsu'
rants, butchers shop Washington Hall, and feed
store were destroyed. Mr.. Hanson was Dot insared.
The parties losing property BY this fire attribute
their loss to the incen0iarisn of the rioters.
All sorts Of rumors are afoat respecting wat has
been done in distant parts Of the city, and threatA
against the properly and personal safety OF indvd'
uals have created considerable excitement, but We
saw no demonstrations of violence. The laid con
veyanceS were generally stopped, hence the steam
boats were we'll patronized. Tie bridge ever Nc.
Comb s dam is eaid TO have been partially destroyed
by the mob Application had been made at Head
quarters for additional force, but none had arrived at
the tine our reporter left. One Of the buildings
destroyed was occupied by Colonel Cos,o, the upper
part Of i, was used as a lecture and music hail.
1t was very difficult to obtain any Trustworthy
information, in consequence Of the agitation and
excitement which gave birth to many improbable
reports On our return we passed over the same
ground. In the neighborhood of Twen:y-eghth
street crowds Of men and boys had collee,ei oppo-
site the smouldering ruins. Sscessionis who had
cheered the mob when they commenced the attack
ON the Provost. Marshal's Office on Broadway, was
discussing the merits Of his view Of the case lrnore
1881 i., thn distance the