New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-07-22

Dhrfts OF sugar, plfd seeu, hoiosoho vi, W." ~
bacco boxes of starch candles, glass chimneys io'
lamps feather beds, pillows bedsteads, quilts, rides,
muskes, sho,guns, pistols, tables, etc. Aclng capt.
Bracket, with the men under his command, has
been actively engaged since the rioters subsidized in
hunting up stolen property, and IL determined to
search every tenement house in bis precinct. He
dsv receives information in regard to property con-
ceeed in different houses, but no enc seems to have
any knowledge of how it came upon their premises.
THIRTY-sEvFNTH REGIMENT, n. Y. s. N. g..
HEADauARrEKs 37rH REGIMENT, N J. ;. ~ o.
This regiment will assemble at this Armory, No.
500 broadway, tomorrow "Wednesday morning ct 10
O'Clock be mustered out of the service of tho United
States The syols will be resdy at ne ,ss sno,,r
InKo w. MoRRIs Adjatant
RiOTOUS CONDUCT.
John Murphy, a laborer was arrested by the
Tenth Precinct Police, charged, on the complaint Of
Mr.. WIN. b. Aston, of No. y Lafayette place, and
Hugh Stnson, residing in Broome street, with ri
otOus conduct. Justice Osborn committed the ac-
cussd for trial.
DEATH OF RIOTERS.
Seventeen OF the injured rioters VINO were taken
to Bellevue Hospital have died since their admission.
UNITED STATS MILITARY HEADQUARTERS.
Gen. Dix was engaged yesterday in making such
disposition Of the forces under his command will
enable them to Ict promptly in any emergency.
The General has stationed detachments Of tho L. s.
Volunteers aud regulars in various parts Of the city
within easy supporting distance of each other aud
designs keeping force beyond tie city limits, for
tie protection of the Hudson River and Harlem
Railroads. Cavalry still patrol the uptown streets.
Gen. Wool yesterday afternoon paid friendly
' isit 10 Gen. Dix.
THE STATE TROOPS.
The commanders Of regiments Of the New York
State National Guard recently called into the service
Of the Government, and whose terms have expired,
have been ordered 10y General Candy to report to
Gov. Seymour for instructions.
MILITARY STORES.
Tho Governors room in the City Hall has been
surrendered TO the military for the purpose If storing
The fixed ammunition for the OF the soldiers now
ruartered in tho Park This description Of military
stores ebraees all that Is required for infantry aud
field pieces, or siege guns and Is peniiay supplied
WOUNDED RIOTERS.
la the riotous neighboThood 10 the Eighteenth
Ward, there are a great many persons who were
badly bruised and wounded while tho riots were
raging. Ia some blocks almos; every house ia hos
pi,sl and hail the inmaies are patients.
RoBBiNG A MICRO.
A colored man who "pus up al Police lieadquar-
iors, yesterday, gives graphic account Of bis run
from this city 10 Yorkyille and back He was
.topped three times by tho rioters who took from
BIN 81 -, all the money &c had, anu then allowed
lim TO escape.
MORE ARRESTS.
Yesteri lay morning man by the name Of Crawley,
formerly clerk IN drug s,oro on tie corner oil
Broadway aud Twenty eighth street, WA arrested
md iakea to Police lIeafquartrfs. charged with
the rioters a. The tine they broke into
md t.t Ire 70 the Prosos,-MGrahsls Office, on
ROADWAY. 1t is alleged that lie swung his hat aud
gave cheers when the mob made tic aitscA-tbat
1e defended tue oour.c plr.uod ~ tie rioters sui
nUmsted that secret society Aad been formed for
4.e purpoee Of kinGlIng an insGrroc ION. lie hlkl
ons been knowp a. yioicnt seeessionist ane
udent synpG, yer with tho South. lie 70 a native
4 virginia, nboai - years OF age naso' '"'koF'
'eeT.c, and buer ia speech.
RELIEF ron CoLORED SUFFERERS.
Tne Committee Of Merchants for the relief Of The
oolOred people, suf,ren from tue h'e riots. met
Yesterday, and resolved 20 open n central oiAcc,
" here applications for Assistance can DO made,
careful III, Of the sufferers an the amount n their
Io.ses etcertainei and registered; physicians lro.
viied Tor he sick and wounded. careful resis.fa-
.iop Of those out Of employment, AID OF ci.zen'
needing servants; deiot who're contnbutoos -
clothing can be len by citizens, and obtained hy tie
needy, as well as deck arl Office roou for such 81
the members Of the bar ~ may have volunteered
their importan, aud much Ie, Cd services.
They hope 10 be able - announce the location Of
this depot tomorrow, and Lave a. open for the puF-
poses designed.
In the mean while tie Committee fad tie suffer
ing more widespread than hey at h.i tupposcd,
and large AMOUNT Of money will be required.
Contributions may DO sent 10 tie Treasurer, Mr.
jonathan Stnrgis No. H., Front erect, New-loik.
AID FOR IHE COLORLD SUFFERERS.
The undersigned. praeticing lawyers of tie CIlios
Of New York and Brooklyn sensible Of the irG COD
dung the late riots upon the coofed Inhabitants Of these
eel AID tho vicinity. hereby oder huE Dsoeioni s4yce
and ss.a4ce fec of al ohrc 10 aid such p-fions IN
covering compensation the damage. an e,ed upon iAsm
by rioters, II hoped that al Jai, claims lof such wrongs
will DO adjusted asd paid by tho public authorities with
promvness Bat for all pocualsfy damage 10 property
whether real or psnons which has been d,toJed H.
juied coDteq o. The mob ol night u action
is, against the City County in which tire may hAvo
happened.
The updergned will take charge Of snd conduct all such
elsims for any eosrsd persons without eompen a,on.
Ne0-Iork. Juiy II, 1863.
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William street II. I. Batcnford, Seward Ofissol No
- Nassiu ,reet =. T. Preston j. SWEET, Ma 30 broad.
way, n. Is. J.. y. Con ~, No 8. Park row. n.