New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-08-04
History OF the Origin mud Progress OF the Mn--
sacre-fts Suppression.


Telegraphic Couspon1elce Of The Cincinnati msreial
NEw-OKTASs. July 3c-7.9o p m
The massacre is FOR the present The military,
headed BY Gen Baird In person. at ~ o'clock took possession
Of Cnnas ard cleared The seet from pyade TO 81 Charles
also the two latter tfeets 20 Common Tosiment q In
aud battery headed by band. are While write,
Re i. most al Io1,y looked r There general nde
among Union meneven The most moderate-a Gea Bard
II understood to have been concerted plan on the
part Of the Rebels among whom tIe rIssnt was
their business having lately purchased reoyers TO Eeei
and be led by police also armed TO the teeth.
All rushed toward Convention breaking down the fences
ON Barronue the q the Capitol which was sur
TbcV en- ran into The building and while the
side fling into the windows cmed The STAIRS lnsde
Their pistol, the Representative Hsh where there we're
AT the time ConventioneTs at being during the reeessl
within the rail ng and about - negroes IN the po! az OF
whom IN the hall Frustrated Themselves 10 escape TIE SHOTS
rose and drove out the assaan with chairs at TIE
baricadiug the doors Then King Cnier called upon
gallant Chief Police deposed by Monroe went out and
fought his back TO Barronbe escaping win shot 10
The fury Of the besegers increased the barrcade bro
ken and pistols were again discharged Then Rev Mr. Hor
tom Chaplain had made the at the
pe advanced TO the door ard showing
while erce asked for hase and the rest TO spIren
der lie was upon hit the shot in the forehead then
seized and tsaen a9t be was ~ & we TG SIu
hall waved their handkerchief protesting that they were IN
d ,ha bs bS each man AZ he came ont hoping 70
escape the certain fate threatened him II lie remained WAS
4
hind ss9s3 e (. F S.S .f 5%s;
himself many Of his political enemies ~ Beside
shot in The head and stabbed in The vet give
you estimate Of the number killed and wounded Which
sonsned to few streets mus, put Memphis
the shade The Mayor has issued prooama,on declaring
op and calling the citizens TO enrol themselves as sIra
police AT 6 800 had enrolled and The eoun'ersgn given out
10 them for the night Is -" General Hardee-"
Second Dispatch .......
CENSORSHIP OF THE TELEGEAPH-ALLEGfD fAvoRITsM IN
TIE TRANSMISSION OF DISPATCHES.
Nhw.OELFAss Tuesday July 81 lse6
military established the telegraph Office and al
intended for Transmission submitted 20 the inpeo
ss been notified from the Washington office that bis dis
patches failed arrive there till after midnight while TN
Nss York published extras at M containing irl az
counts Mr. Sheeys dispatches we're in st the saue time
those Of Nj BROOKS Mr. Shelley has suffered the same de
where the line and the general wish both OF the reporters
and a. ,; oss ieIst out @ m %
Second Lieutenant Brown. Co. B Eighty nfst United states
Colorsd Infantry as Censor ,,
DE- posnE STILL ALIyE-srATKAEsT BY A worSpEp
MEMBER OF TIE coSvHSTIoS-THE 81. cHARLEs HOTEL
AND The BLACK REPUBLlcASs
Dr. Dostie 10 not yet dead He lies at the Hotel lien
have Just him and pressed bis hand He returned the
worst wounds the abdomen and spine hs Ieek Is
badly CIT behind and now much swollen lie L. "a, gone
In the ward a. the same hospital spoke with Fish
was wounded and Imprisoned This fine young law
ger and the same who the Declaration Of Independence
q. the Union celebration on the Fourth He has thee shot
wounds in the head le and back In which the balls still
lodge besides he has several ugly bruises The following
his account: -
After the Rev Mr. Horton had been shot while showing
flag and profrns surrender made my WY cut Of
the door landing the head ~ the stairs where met
a Young in citizens dress armed with club wlom
asked cOnld lie replied NO We itend
10 Nil ALL and then he raised his club 10 strike ne
rushed aside q policeman who stood near the stair and
begged him take prisoner that mg NE might DC ayed
He ade no reply Of but pushed me iron the
landing and forced descend the stairs alone At The
with their Gsis broke from them ran to policeman on
the pavement aud begged him to protect me ne Rocked
me down with his revolver. l. rising Much suhhed
bnt conscious ran toward another policeman whom law IN
n center Of the street calling him 70 save nc ueeped
by raising his revolver aud taking dehpene ann sthe lut
which wounds he gave me chhho l Us fHtoihe
ground for moment enscless The next fememieTl was
between two policemen who took through Comma, Ca
rondelet and afnyete-sts TO prison. Al along Common
and COndees respectfully dressed apparently business
came out Of the stores and tlhndhR on Tue p'enen
cried XII him the id Yankee white niggx was
kept in q cell for time laid on plank uDabeo get re-
lease bail till Judge Hart came ana had me remoed TO Tie
parlor above and from there was brought here
Gen Lee Gen BaBks's Chief on Cavalry, and Vol. War
north elect Of the Loua eedpp tell US
that Mr. Shaw member Of the Convention, ancwho as
dspatehed Yesterday was the shoulder and prsoned
On returane 10 his room the ST. Charles Hotel lat night
afr beipg released refused admance by MrBoyd the
that hotel the ground that the othe Of
he hotel had resolved not 10 share the same house longer
With hack Republican. -, -,
81 Charles sa,s that on hearing this from Boyd whom he
Al once applied o1 tie trgh be demanded bis bvleD Mr.