The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1863-07-17


eminent will undoubtedly be sustained in the
maintenance of order.
New YORK, July 16-3 P. NJ. The crafty
ing intelligence of the arrest of the villain
Andrews, the leader Of the rioters, isannounced
He has been sent to Fort Lafayette.
A gang of rufians drove off the workmen this
morning from the gas works on l4th street
They stopped a horse car this morning and rob.
bed the conductor and passengers and let them
go.
Inquest has been held on IS bodies, among
them mother and infant.
There is no truth in the reported burning OF
the factories in Newark.
In several small towns in the suburbs the riot
Gus demonstrations have been prevented by the
catholic priests imploring their parshioners to
deslst. 1t Is stated that a riot is now going on
IN LIST Avenue, where Company E, Goth n Y.
regiment, were stationed to protect the steel fac
tory They were fired on and fifteen soldiers kill.
cd. A man resembling Mr. Greeley was caught
by the mob and awfully beaten as we'll as a
mr.. Hyde, who endeavored to persuade the
brutes to desist.
Sixteen rioters were killed by grape shot in
52d street yesterday, besides five women ana two
children Several others were wounded in the
encounter last evening in lst avenue. Colonel
Wlnslow, with $50 men and two howitzers
charged on the mob, and ten rounds of canister
We're poured into them moving them down fear
fully
The mob appeared to be we'll organized. The
colonel had ten men killed He retreated in
good order, firing on the mob COL Jordan was
feartuly wounded Several of the wounded
men were lett in the hands of the mob. In this
analr some thirty of the scoundrels were killed,
and more wounded
AT II o'clock l Is regulars with 2 howitzers
repaired to the scene and were furiously assault
by the mob, but the soldiers fired regularly, and
hnaly the cannon were trained on the houses
with terrible effect. At ten O'Clock the soldiers
had possession of the localities.
The 9th Regiment arrived in the CITY at S
o'clock A. NJ.
Inc trains now run regularly.
ON NEN YORK, July 10th, O'Clock P. M. The
10Th Michigan and 1872 New York REGIMENTS
have arrived from Washington.
Details OF the accounts of the riot in lst and
IND Avenues say Jackson's foundry, on 2Sth
Street, and Stewards foundry, on 18th street,
were threatened, when detachments from the
Doth and Goth New York militia, with 2 how |
ltzers were sent to the scene. The passions of
the rioters were inaamed this afternoon by the
funerals OF the victims of last nights fight. At
400 F. M. sharp fight was going on in 22nd
Street
The city will be patroled By the military to-
night and Gen. Brown is determined the mob
shall be put down tonight if he has to kill
every man in the crowd.
Placards are posted all about the citv. from
Archbishop Hughes, requesting the rioters to
assemble in front of his residence tomorrow at
o'clock in the afternoon, for the purpose of
addressing them in favor of returning to lawful
vacations. lie promises protection while lis
tenlng to his address.
The 23d Brooklyn regiment is expected home
tonight. Some fears are entertained of trouble
IN Brooklyn tonight, and the troops in the
country towns are ordered to the city.
New YoRK, July 16 Gen. Dix is expected
tomorrow morning, to relieve Gen. Wool.
The Impression now, 10 o o'clock, is that there
will be 10 more rioting tonight.
One OF the ringleaders of the mob was can
'ured by the soldiers in 21st street tonight. and
las probably been hung.