The New York herald., 1863-07-16

police. reached Governor Seymour about seven olock
and be immediately retired privacy with the Mayo,
an other furctiorafies IL oree 10 oonsG on tho crisis
II was impossible for time 10 ascertain
the precise movements of the Governor. not withstand
ng that questions were poured thick and fas, ON
sapfosed to be m rs canndencc Every thing IN con.
neeon ~ilh what outside was kept within
shs Aho~eaee OF tho Governor ami the CITY au,hor,ics
- thst Tie the crowd a reopie who forced themselves
into the room were KEEP, IN III. come estsni.
supervisor Tweed, Judge McCunn and sherid Lynch
Wee Constantly around during tho nght ana com.
muncaIed 10 the Governor the received from p
sown which At ono time Startling
ana serious character. Tho account received at anot
quarter past ought ~Aa. that the pco armed and led
ny some pomhent mon IN the ciy, bad ,epaisea tho
mliaFy and loas forces after several grau.
effect
Tho excitement at this iunoture was intense Military
men rushed hbar and sbthor nni seemed To tnnk that
the OCCASION had assumed phase n great inTor ance
The Governors va'o sanctuary assaisd ~ ceurers
from the scene ~ conflict zen. Wool who occnpsd
apartment n tho opposite side of the hotel was Also
b seged aud some alarm was manifested Ahou, half
past gh o'clock body of soidcry hose coseuattnp
could not be ascertained from tho windoss Of hotel
swept past with battery OF four pisces aud crowd
running after The Whole noiehborhood at became
excited, and many an eye Was bent on tho soldiers
they proceeded up the street
Tho occupants ~ tho Governors applaucd tho
military passed ami sazsi long and ans'ousy after them
on tileir upx YARD march.
oon this news arrived that the pcoplc had Doe
overcome by the forces brought g. cope with thcin aud
!he Governor aiigned and exhausted aimoet from tho
abors La had through, retired to rost wh,io his
staa kept thc vigi1 up ~ a late hour.
The Tenth and Fourteenth Wards.
SEVERAL CASES or ARns sEiztD ny TnE POLICE IN
TIE TENTH WARD.
Tho excitement In these wards yesterday, from an
early hour IN tho morning up TO dusk appeared
been very much modified when taken IN contrast with
what had occurred the two preceding days 4, true
that knots OF people assembled throughout day
at tho various pcuts Of popular resort but bsycnd calm
and deliberate discussion ot the tanSp,rng events.
dctcns Of proongation Of tho conflict observable
In the Ton.h ward orgauization or about one hun.
droi men perfected by Alderman Mtchell, Mr rat
rick Muldoon and other influential ctzens Tor tho pro-
tetu OF properly &C. in any might
DO mado during tho night.
About half past two O'Clock body OF policemen ar
rived Stanton street ard entered No 2s "a lager boor
saoln) where several cases OF arms, imported from
foreign countries, were socreted The police at oLos
commenced W remove these dangerous weapons, and
a large crowd collected about place No oprosi
tion, however, offered To tho cheers ana thy
Transported about fifteen cases o mgskcts 10
the Houston street station house where they oily
slowed away.
Indications manifested themselves about six O'Clock
that trouble might during the night aud the
police were on tue ~. r,vs for such an emergency.