Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-07-15
FROM THE EASTERN ARMIES.
Lee Re-OrOsses the River.
MORGAN'S RAID INTO OHIO,
SklrmIsh at Camp DennlEOn,
THE NEW YORK RIOT.

The Post says:
Bodies Of rioters to-day visited the large man
ufaeturing establishments, forcing the iaDoreIs
10 Join them, fOrDddmg the loading o. shlps,N,c
Up to this hour several houses have b, zen SACK
ed, including Mayor Opdyke's.
the moh, w hich seems to be divided int o sepa5,
rate e. oRds, are bent on plunder, pillase ana
robbery Of persons. ,4
300 have Just marched uD Broadway TO enron
themselves special polce-
There has been several collisions with the
military and police in which the uoters nave gOt
Detaehment4 of troops, with two pieces OF ord
nance, under Col. o. Bren, charged on the rlos-
ers st g O'Clock. Three rounds Of blank cart
ridges we're fired from the cannon and the mon
hastily dispersed, threatening 70 come 0ae
with arms. ....-....-.. r..t-
| street when the Lieutenant ordered the company
to FIRE, which it did, killing several OF the seoun'
| drels, the rest fleeing. -r
The brokers held meeting tina afternoon
| and organized themselves into companies ior
Similar meetings are being held in different
Al the stores down town are now closed. .'-
| The armories and arsenals and all public
i buildings are fully garrisoned- .e-
/ Some 5000 efiectiYe troops are expected in the
The mob is Quite dense in City Hall Park,
| where Governor Seymour addressed it, stating
| that he had sent his Adiutant General TO Wssh-
ington 70 request the DRAFT to be stopped, and i'm
| plored the crowd to respect property and per
sons and the State would sec that al would De
$50 P. Nam oninibuses have stopped run,
| ming and the horse cars also, under threat OF
| the mob. A body Of Infantry and artillery are
| stationed ct the Hudson River Railroad depot 70
| protect it from a large mob congregated there.
The large pork packing factory on Washington
st. was burned by the mob this morning a
| block Of nine buildings, including pianlng mlhi
| on 18th ST., was buTnad by the mob this morn
| ing The mob this morning took possession o
i afenement block on 34th ST.. bat was driven onl
i bv the Infantry who shot and killed several
The mob set q school house on tirs IN lIth 81
| hut il was extnguished- The mob atlaeke
detachment OF marines near Delaney 81, When
the latter fred, killing three and Toanalng siA
| FIyEo'cLOCK, p H.--CovernSr Seymour mas
lissued a proclamation stating that the rotOls
| demonstration originated in Opposition to th'
Conscupton has sEelled % vast proportions ION,
1 He saws he knows many would not nave gon'
to sstrh extremes unless appTehenelEe OF M Us
tice,, but reminds them that the only oPP9sitloI
which can be allowed is an appeal to the GopfLs
and the right 10 appeal viii be maintained ans
. | the decision Of the courts must be respected
| Riotous proceedings must and shall be pu
] down The laws OF the state must De enIoreee
peace and order maintained; and lifes eng PIop
| ertv protected. He then calls on the rioters .
| retire, declaring that he will use all necessar
poaFer to restore order. tHfEH H-rF u
Hundreds Of Wild reports and rumors are ny
ing si5out the city, many Of which are exaggera
itons. The facts themselves were eertSlhly DS'
snGu5a- To 5s-kviIs and Harlem the rioters are de
nolishaag houses etc Arms have been re
moved from threatened places 70 sale loeali
''eS, 5,ovo-4 Marshal Nnqsnt has been notified
4 from washington 10 suspend the DRAFT.
| All communication telegraphlcallys east an
west, has been suspended me moo IlaI.!s toE
down all the wires m ali plae es - lal u nllIll'
I Bridge; driving the operators on and threaten
nc their lives. The operators on the easter
lines were located all last night and up 70 mn mn
o'clock this morning IN ear two miles itol
Harlem on the track Inc tnOD uiscosele1 ''iSi
me Msyor has prohibited the sale Of frearm
and ali such stores are closed "A
The DAY so far has been horrible one
There5aas fearful riot in End Avenue tins =
an the mob, KiIIing IS and woundlng many M ~;
Colonel O'Buen was captured oY 'he ne Hsne Tsls
and beaten to q Jelly and then huhs 10 " pam "
p99sI 9G the corner Of sith street and End Avenue,
buiiding IN which some twenty armed noe w
one door for exit, and every noter as ne n n
ed at TINS door was beaten 10 the sfo1nu y "
PgTTi61 NAB was also defeated by the police aide
by the Regulars IN ON ave ''s' ~
sun besTv riot is also going on in 10th Ayenue
II Il IS understood Mayor OPdy ke mas esiesiia -.
II all necessary power 70 act 10 the eily rlo1lo %
ernor Seymour .,,,-..-, $50 .
The Tribune and Times Offices are barTiead'
tonight with bundles Of Printlhg paPett- =,
law force ofpoliee are about them ana On y
~. walk Of Printing House square y I'm ~
sh,n ssu'n -nes Office is a small cannon Whleh NJ
tyIelva balls at time .,o--, tou
Tb 1ob this afternoon got as Tar dosh W :,
the uto8 FeTT g5 yf5RS ab6s48 %S . ioin them
steam f1F force S Of arnment emPlyees is e
New York Postofhce to- ukii'' WIN '''- - I
| cannon. .. 81 -,,ts royy al (
st seat Of war. it is understood have - '
and the 7th is expected tonight. ircit
II The feroeious crowd this afternoon was =, q
K by scoundrels reporting that Massachusetts
diers had fred upon the people, at which 10.
re | hoWls OF vengeance were uttered against he
% Nothing further, however, was attempted. %
CO At the New England Rooms, tonight squa
l. of convaleseents organized and proceeded, full
B armed, to the residence OF Colonel Howe m %
Avenue, to protect it If necessary from the mol