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The New York herald., 1863-07-16
THE TROUBLE AT YORKvLLE.

me house Of Mr. Gray, on Third avenue, between
Eighty seventh and Eighty eighth streets, attacked
about midnight yesterday and after sackng II they set
ore 70 t. Engine Company No. ~ promptly on the
spot, and extingushed the re. IL fred again.
and again put out The building set on fire four
saes and the fire companies finally pulled the building
down 70 prevent she fire from spreading.
Great credit is due to the members OF 45 engine for
the promptness with which they answered all alarms OF
IRE and the energy which they have displayed In extin
gushing fires In their district.
The house Of negro IN Third avenue corner d Eghteth
street, was Also burned yesterday.
The citizens Of the village met yesterday morning and
resolved TO form themselves into vigilance committee
for the protection Of their property. This meeting
called by Father Quarters and addressed BY him and
other prominent residents During the day small gangs
visited several houses IN the village and threatened
burn the houses the inmates II they did not furnish
them with money. The residence Of Mr.. Reynolds In
Eighty sixth street. First avenue, visited
terday afternoon by the crowd, who carried on all the
wearing apparel Of Mr.. Reynolds The people were i'm
mediatey apprsed Of the fact but upon aching the
house they found the party had left.
Lnrge crowds were gathered every corner, but no
ncts OF violence had been committed the time left
About eleven A. NJ largo force Of police arrived,
under command Of Captain Hutchns also company Of
tes Eleventh New York regiment, under command Of
Lieutenant Richmopd. These all picked and win
koep matters straight up town.
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SHIPPING NEWS.
Port or New York, JuIy is, 1859
ARRIVED.

ARRIVED.
revenue steamer Cuyahoga, Mc0owan. from . cruise
in Search Of priva.ees; r
ship Lind Kin. New Orleans June as 10 bal
Ssiss Congo ,Dsn,. cS.,..i.p.en, yeoche~ via Annoy.
VIII e. % oIyPSsa, Ssa oes Co.
fai - gohs sa. om sI Manila
Lysrool 2lsi spoke hamburg brig yuTier from sine.s
s 'sa
ash ss: spoke bark Aasu. ,s
MelIha from Rsnsoon ior Bremen; sssA. s2 81 lon s6
jsse % hip IST ssSe1 ass
blanche Wood csea!t. for London iSh a, o. io
spSsi 4 s s S ss
heavy los. ss'f
Bari msOlse ok La Halle Martinique u days. in oa
BARK Moniezums, Hammond. Barbados June q with I'D
bsrt s.l,o Io B.rbaaes,. Price Salt Cay, tt, II days
s.ri Alice Provost. Sisao:, New Orleans "a day. vim
S7.ys !;SSises.,sn Key West d.ys
S::1s S::;s IS S sii :
sIs Ss.s1 q aS &c sss 1smS5s Chapman
with Css;. s1 s;. 20 b rr.xsr.dse ian INST. lat s. Ion
,srs Kcs, Move tof New svea}, Ho.chai.s Barbados.
Tif sa'.s Arroyo PR
sugar 10 master.
Brig lie nrieea Greeves, Bartlett Bay CB u days
with coal. TO Gordon Bruce McAulih.
Erg Iis9ck Bourne New Orleans 10 days. with mdse
Brg Tenn Patterson, Key west II days. ballast 70
Walsh, Carver Chase
BrgA Hopkins. Leerhon, New Orleans II days in bal
last. 10 master
Bril- New Globe Wentworth, Washington days In bal.
last TO master.
Bris Frederics Eugene. Aehorn, Rondout for Boston
sehr Senator, Bray. Grcytown Mic, June a. In ballast 70
Is Small a 20.
Schr Julia nallock BayIcy Fort Piekens, June a.
schr Malon Rogers Farren, Port Royal &c, days
sohr Moonlight Tuttle, Alexandria, DAYS
Schr N JBr) Mcdonald, Baltimore days.
schr Chauncey 81 John Doyle Port Even for Providence
BELOW.
Bark white Sea, from New OreAua
Bark Ocean Home, 81 Jago.
Brig Henrietta snow.
sohr Onward
Wind at sunset s, light
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DIsoRDERLY PROCEEDINGS IN JAMAICA.

The village Of jamaica Queens county visited by
crowd OF about thousand persons Tuesday, who
proceeded to sack the Provost Marshals oce and, taking
out large number Of soders uniforms. placed them In
the street and set them re Thirty out Of sixty
destroyed They then attacked number Of stores,
and helped themselves 70 such articles they wanted
The citizens in great state Of excitement, and
being unprepared called public meeting In the evening
and took immediate 70 protect their property
hereafter A SUFFICIENT number enrolled themselves 70
form several good companies but they had no arms
they sent 70 headquarters New York for supply,
which was promptly furnished and sent on yesterdsg
morning. The crowd, II Is said, was composed almost
to know where they came FROM Some persons
impressed into their ranks and compelled unwilingly to
aid them Yesterday eleven farmers trucks, loaded with
uniforms and accoutrements were brought 70 the Navy
Yard for sae keeping being feared that all would be
destroyed left In the village with the inadequate pro
lection the citizens Afford Should the party
return, however, they WIN meet warm reception.
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Wind at sunset s, light.
M,seeplaneovs.


STEAMSHIP AMERICA Of the Ishmus route 70 California
put into Havana thes Ilh inst for coal
Ths5s sss esss ss,sn. .os 20 he
70 gel ont She wosid leave Havans is,h or New YorI
a'1 = Nv" Forelgn Ports.
ARROYO PR June 2s-In port bug Alice Maud, disg
BAasapos July lin port bsrks Maravsl SYork ne,S
a1b p.s st Br,pi. wcA June Ie-Ho Am vessel in por
ERFvrowr, Me June 2-In port schrs Ncser-ou, for
Nyorh 10 days; q Thorne tBr) dag; Albhm. do
sT CRoIx July Sin mort schr Dragon, for Thomas
days sid 5th ichr Abby Brackctt Boston.
sAIr car, I'll. July 3-No Am vessel IN port
American Ports.
son Shields for Providence schrs ximira Kelley Ba,i-
more for Boston Phiando Armstrong Linnsi Erabeth.
Arr isth-schrs scwan clark.on Georgatagn DC, for
Providence Florence, NYork sor Gardner Messenger, 10
for Lynn; N for Cora ior AnRustat
John Dir do for Falmouth, Aonesurha, do fot Boston,
dout for Newbtryport spokane % for B~on sd schrs
Henry Payson CroweL rhadephA; Ida l. Howard, Jones,
Nyork; Monterey tcrais Delrware City; Isatei BAKER,
ar = Portsmouth Grove Iih, schr Elm Bdsrss
PH iLkDELPIIA July l4-arr harss Commerce. tI,all,
Harris one Palermo Sohrs Halo. Nswmsn NeN.ary
pert somerset Poole, Augusta Me- Ihomt son NV,
burypor Allen Browne. Pierce. DIahton WARY her,
Below beik Commerce from Port Royal brg ~ tsts.
from Maianas; schr Foiest King from New or.ans 10
;o Gor's ATT hqs1s rsJ s' srsr sser
leans; y smith sm,n. Ro-on; schrs Williamson wins-
@9re s..ss tsse cr boSsSy, Bs csessn Sonp
m rry Salem: Mars Ilyabea, 'oiaerr hsson; George
Faes Nckefson Providence rcluonno.h Barnes sacri
gtspn iGp' ~ yetrs Hoover Norwich. John comp,oh
s,n,,h Scvtort steamer America ~ ~. New Orleans
a. o,asy Shtpaa1 Ses - gitl iags.
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THE POPULAR TlIAIULT
CONTINUED FROM FIFTH PAGE,


hood Of Thirty second street nd Seventh avenue The
crowd becoming exaspersted se are 10 large teuement
house. No. G West Thirty >ond street and also 20 other
buildings 10 ne rear Al occupied by coiored people The
buildings were al oes' <oyed Loss about sl5 900.
pnsTRuoTioN OF An EIGHTEENTH PREctNor STA
Tlos HOUSE I'D THE rwESTY-sEo0Np STREET
FIRE BELL IN ,@ER.
About twelve o'clock the crowd set FIRE 10 the police
station house Twenty second street between Ffst and
Second aven aes The flames soon extended TO the nre
bell tower 10 the house OF Engine company NO
n, and very short tune tney were all destroyed.
Vest erday forenoon the people again congresated tn
rt second street. between Sixth and seventh avenues
and made an attack tenement house occupied oy col
Or "a families negro drew pistol and shot down
ne This act enraged the friends Of deosased they pur-
4ued the negro caught him IN the tenement house 10
Thirty second street, conveyed him 70 the street. ana
hung him 10 the lamppost The tenemens Of these col
cred people then fired and the building burned TO
the ground
Later 10 the day crowd pressed forward Twenty
eighth Seventh There they searched
another tenement occupied by colored people, nred the
premises, but did not burn all down. Another negro
bore captured and mareating him. he was hung
time kicking until stranged TO death. Tho boys then
pslted the body with all kinds OF missiles.
The military from the arsenal went out n force and
nrcd on the crowd, killing and w0nnding many Inc
Wheeled and on their return through Thirty sixth
street dressed In soldiers uniform, stand
ing stoop, throw stone At the military, which
struck one Of the soldiers. The of1cer In command
p tho the stoop, aud he fell dead. We under.
stand tho deceased was on furough visiting DIS frenos
At ten O'Clock last night word came to the headquariers
q police that large body OF people were In Third avenue
Gerry store on that corner force sent to aid In
uselHpa the disturbance.
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the Chamber.burg reiegra ms.

NHtNNFKFHfEIt July TO- 1900.
Many gentlemen coming into this place who
me that the philanthrophss not all dead yet, II
seems that tho FOL owing clergymcn Of New York; Rcv.
prs Foster watkins and Fox. Rov. Nessrs r CNurphy
and r. H. Patterson u tho Noihodist church with the
Rev prs Newton G. y Cooper and phip Brooks. of the
l,,,or city nnd the Rev walter Jackson o' harrisburg
have becp cxotclsg their prosily Offices some pvr
nose on The battle fed of Getty sbarg
The New York troops are arriving here n squads md
o.mnanies rhcy are ~ snxinus hear from vos YORK
Tho osremeut " rcsard - the Nev York riots mo.i
,r,.o.c. she iIrR,tp being eagerly sought AMI sod
an clsc Is forgotten
soldier beonx,ng r. thc rhirty ulnth pennrykana
,ra, stabbed w scne SeU York sol'cr 'onsh' Tic
aci vas vhan my ,.ovacaon I'D ha7 osaricucs rfa'
,ecret several u ihc Sioeys y tho New fIh
mon ,crncat l. auAtrussN FaiIs irofn DYtn'.
ara ,he'ne an4 U.accl8 Al, oassf - .c1t,t iBsE.
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NEWS FROM HAVANA AND MEXICO.

Arrival or the Eagle and Evening Star
California Steamer I'm Port at Ha-
vana-Proceedings OF the French in
Mexico-Proclamation OF General Fo-
rey, &c., &c., &c.
The steamers Eagle and Evening Star from Havana on
the llth instant. arrived at this port yesterday The
Eagle detained of the Hook about two hours by thick
fog Neither Of these vessels bring Of import
ance. The steamer America, from Greytown with Cali
fornis passengers arrived at Havana the morning Of
Of the 1lth and was 10 sail next day for New York.
OUR HAVANA CORRESPONDENTS.
HAVANA, July II, 1868
By the British mail steamer Trent which arrived
the 6th have Vera Cruz dates TO the LIST nst and
from Mexico 10 the 26th ult. We get little news. The
capture Of tho capital By Forey and the occupation Of
San Luis Pososi BY Juarez are fully confirmed
General Forey issued decree the l1th prohibiting
the Of all printing prosses till they should be placed
under the censorship OF the French aud the publication
OF any book pamphlet, save the Bole,in CEc,ai
General Forey also issued proclamation 70 the Mexican
nation wherein he said among other things nat be oder
cd 70 Mexico the operation o France IN aiding Is TO
tablish government OF It's own election. Thoee who
would not lay down their (rcerring 10 Juarez) he
would pursue wherever they might bide tbemse ves.
Jusrez the other hand has decreed that ali who
with FoYey shall be declared traitors.
Rsnsorcensnts bad arrives At Vera Cruz
The political Governor OF Cuba has been suspended and
10 TO be sent TO Spain.
There have been rebel arr ivAls
Tho steamer Aloe vvien cleared for Nassau the 1otb
with cargo OF conee rum, satpetre, pepper, quinine
wine, medicine. harness pa,s, shoes, kc. &c
The New York herald., 1863-07-16
AFFAIRS IN BROOKLYN.

Te police still held D reserve at the City Hail. and
companies OF special oonstabes 10 aid the authorities are
being organized at Tho CITY armory and station houses
incompanoe with the following appeal TO the public by
the sheriff Of the county
The undersigned, Sheriff Of the county Of Kngs, con-
graduates the Inhabitants Of said county upon the Feace
and good order which have been hitherto maintained IN
their midst notwithstanding the violence and excitement
prevalent In the adjoining city he earnestly exnorts all
citizens render prompt and entire obedience 70 the law
and abstain from all acts, assembages and words TEND
ing any breach OF the peace And he suggests that ali
citizens may render essential service IN the
of law and order by enrolling themselves In companies,
and designating proper persons for the purpose OF COM
municatiRg with the undesgned that In case OF vi0-
ience, they may BE- forthwith summoned as posse IN
aid Of the authorities In maintaining good order Ho
suggests that the station houses Of the police In the
various precincts convenient and proper places for
such enrolment and that the police Will extend all rea
sonable facilities for such purpose.
ANTHONY +. CAMPBELL, Sheriff, &c.
BROOKLYN, July l6, 1858.
At meeting Of the Board OF Supervisors yesterday
resolution offered approprang $500 600 70 pay for the
exemption or poor who may be drafted The subject
was laid over until next meeting.
The New York herald., 1863-07-16
DISTURBANCE IN NEWARK.

After she news from New York In regard to dHcul
ties reached Newark Monday evening crowd gathered
together, which seemed disposed initiate the dsor.
derby proceedings In .his city A proclamation was
issued from tho Mayors onlce, warning crowd the
consequences OF disturbing the peace nut without heed
ing the sdmontion. the party vent 70 'he 4~prs oce
and pretty eifccualy stoned tho building. They then
visited the residence OF Provost Marshal Miller and gave
his house the beneft of large number OF rocks. A
number ~ prominent citlzsns then appeared md I'd
dressed the crowd which had tho effect OF COOKING their
bleed and Of them retired 10 their homes without
doing any further damage
on Tnesday everything was quiet; but small cougrc.
satone Of evcnd people iu various rarts OF
the city. Measures have been taken " put immediate
cheek upon any outbreak.
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IMPORTANT FROM NORTH CARoLIHL

NkwrERs, N. C. (, July II, 1883.
Hon. Bradford Brown, State Senator from Caswel
county c. has taken open grounds fora Tecoostruc.
ton Of the Union II understood, and as much y ade
Matted by the Raleigh (N CO. Standard, that majority
OF her Legislature and Sovereign Convention concur w
Mr.. Brown, but It is thought In Raleigh that she cannoS
with safety herself on the rebel yoke 30 long ~
the rebel army hold Virginia. until there s ufciens
federal force her to sustain her In such e1ort.
How John A. Gilmer and other extensive savehodeue
in this State said be In favor Of the gradual eman
cpaion system, which Is understood North Carolina
will be required accept the chief condition Of settle
ment between her and tho Federal States.
Later intelligence from the Legislature now in session
at Raleigh confirms the report that many OF its members
have como out for the immediate repeal OF the act q
secession, passed by tho sovereign convention Of
this State. and for the recall home by Governor
Vance, OF the North Carolina troops from the rebel army
at once should General Lees ary ba pre-
vented from reaching this State the repeal OF this act
may take place at any moment, otherwise matters win
remain above stated II is said while the dscus1
sion Of repeating the act Of secession going ds
tingushcd member suggested foreign war a method,
OF cemenng the States together which was applaude1
to the echo, all parties joining.
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THE SURRENDER OF PORT HUDSON.

Omcial Despatch from General Banks
vicxssrRG, Miss, July l1-3 r. N.
Major General HALLzcK, General In. Chief
The following despatch has been received from General
Banks
BEyoRE PoRT HUDsoN, July 8, 1868.
GESERAL-The Mississippi s now opened.
have the honor to inform you tnat the garrison ol
Port Hudson surrendered uncondionsy this afternoon
We shall take formal possession at O'Clock 10 the
morning. Mp BANKS, Maj General.
US GRANT, Major Genera
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NEWS FROM The SOUTH WEST.

Lees Instructions TO Capture WashfnS-
ton-Bragg's Army Ina virginis-Re-
treat of Gen. Johnston's Rebel Army
Gen. sherman I'm Pursuit, &c.
MEMPHIS, Tenn, July Is, 1858.
Private advices from Richmond TO tho Ist ns repre-
sent thai Lees instructions 10 capture Washington.
The rebels stake their whole reliance for independence o
the issue. That accomplished they think their indepen
dence certain
Most Of Braggs army went to Virginia the oath d
June.
General Johnston Is retreatng towards Columbus Miss
and General Sherman following him.
The New York herald., 1863-07-16
News from China and Japan.

SAN FRANtIstSJ, JuIy II, 1865
Arrived ships Martha Cobb from Boston, n. B. Palmer
from Hong Kong.
The dates from Hong Kong arc to May 80. A runog
prevailed there that the ship Ringlcader which had
sailed previously for San Francisco with load OF Chness
passengers, lost Foremast Banks early In May
The nonarva OF the Rngeader at this port renders the
correctness OF the runor probable
shanghac advises are TO May r. Major Gordon was
then at Hong Kong with the late Gen. Wards forces
aggressive against the The Pings appeared "
be contemplated The British troops at Shaughao wesA
about To depart for japan
Dates from Nagasaki, Japan, are 10 May H. IN
Prince Of Sonseinac had collected large force In that w
cnty and feared he would attack tho foreign se
tcmen Business suspended, and foreign merchane
settling their accounts and sending their propert
on shpboard.
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rrorer,y a,se.e or threatened ae said officer docs
"a, do 20 ae IS res ousbe to the pasty aggrieved III ca
50 yoa VII pcrcoxe that any Individual who mas oeen
threatened with destruction OF his property IN TINS cy
our ht Immediately Notify the Mayor OF the iacts oi
such threat 10 order 20 enable blm 70 recover.
Every one has perfect remedy Tor the oss
Of his property real and person al occasioned by mob
violence il hs rvoceeds according 20 the statute.
Tne city has TO ray all such damages Tbs increases
our and the burden eventually fails the to-
nants who hire houses the rental increasing with taxa
ton it singular fct that large number Of these
tenants committing the very depredations for which
they viii eventually have " pay. Yours Respectfully,
d. MCMAHON, 27l Broadway, rooms 10 and II.
The New York herald., 1863-07-16
The Casualties.
The following is as correct
rfeT OF KILLED


az can be procured
Michael Ryan, Eleventh avenue
Daniel Herman, Eleventh. avenue.
Patrick Gsrvey. Eleventh avenue.
John Grey, Forty second street.
John Kcsrncy, Eleventh avenue.
Patrick Quinn, Eleventh avenue.
James Carret, Eleventh avenue.
Mrs Thornton, Eleventh avenue, shot through She
heart
Child OF Mrs Thornton, Eleventh avenue shot through
both lngs.
Patrick casey. Feycnth avenue.
Mrs. Lawrence, Eleventh avenue.
Two Germans name unknown, Fotty-second street
Two Germans, names unknowa, ferty third street
Mrs Lawrence and child Eleventh avenue
Mrs Klrtlaud, Seventh avenue
Richard stafford tieyenin avenue.
& Tarkrl, Eleventh nvcnno
won,aa tame unknown.
Iaxrencs Ryan. Esevcnth avenue.
Mr. Ackley. Eleventh eycrre.
The above twenty three names all that could he oh
tanned IN hour ~ gring rtess bot il 10 knovn
chat severs others Ncro martai, wounded
PERSONS RECEIVED AZ rHg cry HOSPITAL
The olhwng persons received the Citv HoerI.
TAI " ,eroay rom different outlets throughout the
s,hn ce,s. r'nsho, wound IN abdomen II Ffeth street
ard Ninth aScuEc
Ta,r,ck royle gansto' wound N shoulder.
wpl rey.ne sun1hot wound N arm III Twenty eighth
street rri scva an Ayness.
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What Catholic Priests Think or tn
nra
TIE DRAFT ELSEWHERE.
DISTURBANCE IN BOSTON.

Boston, Mass, July IA, 1853.
Quite disturbance but hardly amounting TO riot,
CURED 10 the north part Of the city this afternoon
II originated In assault on David Howe at house
In Prince street. where Howe had called 70 serve notice
that the residents had been drafted.
Some loafers in the street interered beat Howe
severely, when he rescued by policeman but not
before he was badly, but not dangerously. wounded.
In the meantime the mob rapidly gathered, and q
strong force Of police called out when bricks stones
and other missiles thrown al them by which police
men ostrandsr winship and some others wounded
The outbreak speedily quellsd, several arrests
were made
Al q precautionary measure against further ro,ous
demonssrations company OF regulars from Fort Inde
peudencc will be quartered In the city tonight and no
have been issued TO the Forty and
regiments.
Notice has also been given 70 Captain Jones light bat
diste service called upon.
The city its usual quiet aspect thus far this even
ing, aud there Indications OF further disturbance
Our authorities determined squslch any outbreak
al once.
Bos1ov-sa0 P. H.
crowd has just gathered and broken Into several gun
saoE .s.S !"
Ths alarm bells are ringing and the military rapidly
gathering.
BosroS-l2 O'Clock
Everything is now quiet.
The crowd has dispersed, and no further outbreak
anticipated.
The police and military stationed in dteren, parts
Of the city.
Al the attack the armory 10 Cooper street one OF
the crowd killed and another rAtaly wounded
Mr.. Ewiner an aged citizen who resided in the street
and wae looking on ~as also killed.
Several persons were wounded
gun store 10 Dock square was broken open bu. the
police rallied and by the of their rsvovers quickly
dpsrsed the ro,ers but before Of the lat
tar ware wounded
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Marine Ana irs.

Nrw YoRE MAIL SrEAxsnrP COMPANY, I
o. BROADWAY, NEW YORK, July IS, 1858. !
we the undersigned take pleasure In thus publicly
pressing qualification for the comfort We have cx
perisnced on board the steamship Evening STAR her
late trip from Havana to this port and also for the kind
attention have received from Captain W. R. Bell and
his corps OF genemanly officers And before closing we
can only say that heartily recommend this steamer to
the travelling community, as she Is safe, commodious
and speedy ship
Signed by Eugene Estavards, O. Raussanne, Roger Hor
ner, J. b. Norlcsen, ~ D.. aud lady; Geo Fredricks
Joseph, o y. c. W. Abers Geo. Ehn, Pedro Dominguez
H. N. Farr, A. Sanchez, Miss Louisa Graham, Miss c
Fisher, Ulpo Gonzales Jose Aunoz Cuebe John Z. nus
cell and lady Iscrox Mrs Homer p. Beach and niece
g. Iinaz Benjamin Sanchez T.. g. Becerrez Ch. Dupray
Peletler Manuel q. ortega, a. sartor Carlos Humnae
Thos H. Morton, j. Cazaur and lady J. de NJ. Delgado,
NJ Henage, Emilio Betancourt, J. G. Woods, Aurelio
Sanchez and family, =. N. Courtenay and others.
10 Captain W. 4. Bell, commanding United States
steamship Evening Star.
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EXCITEMENT ON STATEN ISLAND.

crowd. consisting OF men and boys, went around
the different towns and villages In Richmond county
yesterday armed with clubs, and at every place their
number increased they got possession OF the arms
that were In the Lyceu and said IL their intention
70 TO tho county jail and get negro who confined
there, and hang him.
They also going Fort Richmond TO get possession
Of the al that place. They also had several houses
in which they intended to Destroy among them vas
OF John c. Thompson.
The New York herald., 1863-07-16
Upper Part or the city

large body OF we're sbou, Manhai,anvie yestsr-
day 70 burn the buildings OF or our business men,
and they even forced jn the parry II was
feared they would burn Harlem bridge and spuytsn
Devil Creek bridge, but u was not attempted. The
residents formed themselves into q patrol guard and
travelled through the vicinity, but met With no breach
OF order.
The New York herald., 1863-07-16
THE INVASION OF OHIO.

CINCINNATI, July Is, 1862 =
Morgan reached Edgetown, Brown county, ohio, as
midnight. He pretty well hemmcd in, and his chancea
Of escape very slight. Gunboats and very large
force up the yesterday dispute his crossing
the Ohio. The river is too high to ford.