The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-07-25

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az enlrance and. oespse sne en.,essass sno aemon
eslanVes Vi hetamos, oVnouuu ,.o .si rl Tru
police cleared the theatre but left the mob continue
thur Tsnnan,s Il" A,thnr Tannsn lived in Rose street
with his brother lewis Ths house was broken open.
the windows smashed ana tho furniture thrown into the
street Al this moment the police charged and the not
ers were dispersed hut returned soon after reinforced
and armed and drove the police on built Gre, and
mob held possosson Of morou f The civ for two DAYS
after requiring the eons ant SURVEILLANCE Of the Seventh
Dr. Co8s chupch coTnsr os aat and ysrick ssrees
and the building was much damaeed though not de.
stroyed The Mayor Cornelius W. LAwrenceJ issued his
commsndny tho ncaca The Seyenth repi-
ment, and other military bodies were stationed at the
Arsepai City Hai and tipazasr y on the nicht Of he
Pearl street but the mob being annssed hat number of
armed citizens were stationed inside contented them
selves in hurting row stones a. the building n DO
Alderman LA6agh according 20 report Of paper OF the
same evening ss attscE was slso mad" an the ssh,c ~
Rev Mr. Ludlow. on Spring street !, resulting Al thc
demoon OF the interior OF the building The mob ten
barcaded the approaches TO the church. awaited the
mcnt of whose approach thew had been noti6ed Tke
first barriers were carried by the skrmshers or pionesr
We're being approaohsd when Colonel stevens was met
by proposition from The rioters retreat This - de-
ness or discretion rsireased shsmselyes rsnasnE su
thef action on tho part Of the Seventh regiment unssc
essary No further united effort at disturbance was made
by the mob They retired to then holes in the region Of
ing or chasing every negro whom they ssw Afser tho
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A.,.,c.s AsTlss1.ss! soan1, July IA 1s4
INC ~ I'LL. - suc ,s - va su ~ Ill.,
1l the AmeroaH An'iSveiy Sc.,e.y, ana .. otaer
beg the attention of their feowofsens 70 the following
olscx,mer.E AIM .,-s.-...-.. 4. ..,...N.. -,
courage insernangos oesweso wni'e ana eososea per
sons. ..,.Is ., 80 ,.-,.r.
Of hsndS receus c;rcoascd in sbs citv the tendency
OF which 10 be 70 excite resistance 70 sis
Our principe tnat even hard laws are 70 pe %
altered -. .,,,,
o. We ~'su as Szs ~ n.Sc aony ,ty ~. ns,,,n,inr
and laws of the eouny or 20 ask OF Congress any ao
,anseenung snelr r ssa,a oniS sS
abolition OF slavery W Congress N any .as WSa'0
PLAINLY w. 4rsrM u .rRrx A.
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MAnTISc The TABssNAcLs. SS!,c,A ~,
Chatham street chapel and David Hale nasng aoe con
siderable meney GU OF tne IosrnG Cosese unee
st.rt.d aveedly q abolition tempo y 's@aTk
Iaoenactswas fernsndo woSo tsrsea n,nol "a % .sS
years as bougI il for the purpose Of salding
the size.
HE TEE ~. r,, ~
0nO 1884 h(
worth txe0 000-n 1887 nothing The failure which
sooe 9sseas 9 snss year ar VA very c1r, a, W.,
the,r FAILURE ts Tsppans nut pccuIiafity of Aulhul
Tapvan toiycoA use and inaugurated . new business
.ap. mao a ~ S;,,n n.os .rcasv ~ soe'al,
and sberwise~noso only OF she mcrchsnts Of Sew York
but Srthe whole country He was noted the complete
% az wou,a earscs 10 rssa.t .',o sssu, sl
the Ssnary on his memory He retained every fact an,
hesco became ws;Sing bluo book when shcy failed
in 1T ITO sosd use, and es1abshed the first Mercantile
/ sAeampy,ev KNOWN IN ne country In this concern
-wkicb .soop became a prominent ovtabliehmrri th
rsthspe sdaAed Benismin Douglass who subss ,rtiy
6rrmaths atisf Of the ko present chiefs 0
the aeaacy formerly cieDhs I'm tho origina
hoase. '..... t4
Afs RETIREMENT PROM BU6lNEss.
Gnub fas retirement from this successful bushes
Arthur Tappap has not been prominently before th
country Once he and Lewis alsc figured In tn
coaas IN conDooton with the case ofc negro hoy ant
wsge fora tame in the hands OF Marshal Rynders II
has 3hse bee content TO evidence his interest only
rsgious and ~ enterpses working with gres
ons he asGnored and respected for his integrity
ond LILLE ~ s ass ana Lnoagn much Unused Nortl
srcspecioofa All
hs aaGeraA SaA o. place day at New Hsvan.
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Ane S~ fhsn ". Tayior, iate cn4siainson bossd the
haaship Awtfoh< tiod at nine O'Clock yesterday morn
inr at tH< rcsils,.e NJ Johr pscLtr r.. p-..,,-.
~ r.,----~- al -~tv .'oN'sA
h Isyof Was oees' cnapsin IN use United states
navy having, Rtthe solicitation Of Consnodore Reed OF
, shc aaesbiu <,oIuuh,a toined ,bs. vassss In .h 80
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