Daily union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1865-1866, 1866-09-23
FROM NEW YORK.


Another Riot Imminent at New 0rIenn.
Reported Assembling OF Fenians-
Condition of Secretary sewnrd-PrOb-
able Loss OF the Ship city of New
York.
New YORK, Sept. pa Herald New Orleans
special says another riot is imminent the SD coll
ored regiment is now being mustered out and are
very riotous, threatening the lives of their officers
and threatening to tear down Palanier police sta
ton. The Major of theS2d to-day informed the
Chief Of police, ADAMS, of the contemplated at
taek, and ked for the closing Of all grOgshops in
the nelghborhOOd. Gen. SHERIDAN has promised
Chief ADAMS the assistance of military to preserve
order. and the utmost good feeling exists between
the military and civil authority. Over forty hack
drivers were arrested tonight for being in league
with the Jew clothing dealers to make the soldiers
drunk and draw them TO their clothing stores
A Herald Montreal dispatch says Gen. MEADE
left this city to-day after receiving mark cd atten
ton from the military authorities.
Judge CoRsAL is to be appointed General of
Militia and his place on the bench is to sbe filed
by Mr.. FREDERICK MARCHAND.
1t is reported that Fenian force is gathering
on the Vermont border of this province and there
is considerable excitement in Wassoque, Hunt
A Times special says the friends of Mr.. SEWARD
who have visited him to-day, express alarm Mt
his condition. and fear that he cannot survive
much longer. 1t Is with great effort that Mr..
SEWARD speaks and his articulation is very i'm
perfect. t
New YORK, Sept. ga special dispatch to tho
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eight o'clock last evening man named DAVID
KELLY. was set upon by fve desperadoes near
the depot at this place, stripped Of his clothing
and robbed Of everything he had. This afternoon
the ruff ans were observed on the ferry boat going
to Newburg. When Justice PHILLIPS with Others
attempted to arrest them n general fight ensued
One of them made his escape. The other four,
who gave their names as CONRAD WEBSTER CHAs
MITCHELL, FRANK WILSON and JOHN CAMPBELL,
were secured. Justice PHILLIPS Immediately or
ganiZed a court on the Fishkell dock and after
examination committed them to the Duchess
county Jail to await the action of the grand jury
on charge of robbery. They left here in charge
OF officer GRINNELL, securely handcuffed on
Pougekeepsie train.
The OTERO murderers, GoNzALIs and PILLIssIER
made partial confession last night in the Ray
mond street jail in Brooklyn, in which they
charge NIELE with having planned the murder,
furnished the daggero and raZorO that were used,
and having been the principal actor in the scene
which closed the life of 0TERo. Their only de-
sire appears to be to live long enough to SEQ jus
tice done to VIELE.
The Edinburg Scotsman says a bottle, contain
ing the following dispatch, was picked up on Sun
day last at Stonman's Isle, Aberdeenshire: ship
City of New 1Ork sailed the 9th Of December,
with cargo of cotton, bound for Canton; went
out of her course on january 18th boats all lost:
ship going down. Signed, GEORGE ADAMS. Car
penter." ..H
7. w. CURTIS LEE has bon elected Professor of
Civil Engineering in the University OF Georgia.
lie is a son of ROBERT L. LEE and was chief of
staff to JEFF. DAVIS during the war.