New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-08-09

tlon named HAYNES, did the game thing while passing
through the crowd under guard although they had ropes
ready to hang him. He d,tel them 10 DO their worst and
threatened them 10 haunt them aid his ghost II they
harmed hair % his head.
When Fish, the first member tina, saw arrested
passing down Canal-st, ufian mounted piece Of scat
folding In front 81 building and attempted 10 throw
a rope over his head Another one hi, him in tho back
with a bTckbat whcronp0n he turned around and dched
tcm in language remarkable more forts abusyness thar
po.itcncss.
saw negro dnymon and other colored men pursuing
their reeus business avocaions pass through tie crowd
o. -'r:r- harmed. Ono old coored snan atrcctod my
Ion particularly. He walked through the mob On
enc Sidewalk with bundle under his and an iron bar
in his hand His chin firmly set asd his eyes looked
dargers. No one dared 70 modest HIM
Tho Institute is nov under guard os Company A. lgt
United States COlOrd Troops. II IS large turreted
brick building located, as telcguphed you Yesterday,
Dryadcs-st between Canal snd Common. Since inc de
sracton Of tho Capitol building az Baton bouse II mas
boon used bv the officials Of the State Gorommont for
Off ses Tho main halt in which the Convention met,
capable Of holding about 7e0 r-'sons, being IN the
second story and enhancing the fuii extent OF 'g s'c
Trc, except largo double stairway In mont mo halI
Was erected for the OF public nceingf ana, tcioe
Is surrounded ali sides With low windows, wliel reacn
up nearly to the ceiling. A. the rear era OF W. hu
is On elevated platform on which the Speakers
desk is located. The furniture in the room consisted ol
ordinary canobottom arm-e,airs and tew dc ks ioI
Secretaries A railing, called the "bar OF tle house.
DIVIDES the room IA nali partiuonne on the opp' lgh
the space in which the members had their seets. The
Office OF the Governor aut his enue GRE in the igt story
Yesterday morning everything about the b-ildmE Uas
soruprlousy clean. n ntght isds bioOdstaiHcd and
swe0red Wt cofi # human gore tfo ono cnf 81 y ~
M other Tho stairway the halls the Offices IN fact
every apartment shows conclusive evidence Il The dspca.
ton of the mob and the cel violence of their Slaughter
IaHgicd and boody kaots Of hair aNf er'sP uo@
sh0p hoV Wlifes ard h0oks died together, strRg-
giHg against iafuriQfed and t8spacGbe encncs. The
sidewalk in front Of The Institute 0rd on both
sides of the street along the whole blocks also 5rnrsd
nth U00d and trains ard the fences and even tho sides
# Of the dwelling IN the same condition.
refreshing shower which fell this morning was1eda"ay
Of the marks but enough ROMAN TO shock even the
The chairs furniture the Han are
broken n pieces, aud tho window-pane are shvcred and
shattered ron tho perfc rain Of bricks The building
stands new, smoking under tho rays 81 the hot SUI which
has followed tho rain, monument OF disgrace to tue city
tie state aud the country in which such scenes can DO en-
acted.
II is asked was the riot prcconccr.cd7 Hpl1ihigr-,
There was 10 regularly organized prenedtated attack at
any point time but there was general understands
inc am0ne a 81 the Young bOOds about town that not
woad occur aud tnC promised each O1Gr 10 be present
and do tbeir "duty WHOM tue time came heald h d9s
before the Just such tak m TIC boes anN c
taurants and on the streets. did not think the speakers
earnest Do now believe that they Werei but
circumstances happening lost az ney td theY starred of
the institute revolver IN hd, on tho impulse oil the mo-
ment, and Tic toIe gDa seems RoN 70 ate Dst ttf
lvyrearroRged JAS before O'Clock when the irag had
progressed but short time, the hc-belang man lnthe
cried AZ the top OF hs voice. Now he devii - 10
pav" Another said. Look Ous for boi work what
authority those had for the statements, know not
nor who rung the bell Tho Police patty taken %
duty the night before aud armed better Than usual
When tie rc bell rang tie Fourth District force eppeared
moving toward the Institute, and IN shorr time every
bio policeman tho city was Fi"tuN
deserted their business everywhere and hurried TO
the of acton. The signal iAcRded Tor the Police
was adopted by tho rioters.
ended at 3:i5. n did not oEd Until crery negro ana
rctHe man a. he Institute had ben e1ber hHed o'
,-opaIed ard cap,ars5 frh tie orcepioH of THREE o.
forr ,rh;ies AZ there wore about 100 men Of both
casscs In the building, and about 80 wounded outside
he ti1 c0Haltes iol Gsa0Nnf 10 10 Of wkon 20 t''c
tt or hqre since ded fro@ tAer rounds ms e''D'"e
Is nIodsrofe.
Tho military foroo vas enesmped 81 Camp Jackson. FIVE
miles from thc of the riot and N the morning were
told g be ready Tor any emergency They aid ho' anE
rrti quiet had been restored, and IL IVES only restored
when there was nothing left 10 Kali or MANI ~ cer'ail
ihal somebody was very dereet IN ordelus 'e u9oP'
Baird had command. understand that one OF MS stan
reported everything quiet when, at tho lune ne was
making his report the massacre had begun ara pogres s'l
for quarter or an hour HIS dcrcclion should Do
Investigated.
Tho police mpros "a the baggage xons NJ an eSpre.
firm in this city to ea.y ga INC deal one Load. consisting
e. gat or lei J0es, hgA tE9 ltiRg at Tho j0fioDi.
They were wounded and perhaps wocld blve died. but
they had life enough left in thcm 70 struggle for air.
IN cyf-Nitncss, rtoc name c7R tHrHtst, says NAT
5riCaar MOUNTED cart and snoring ksvegolter dorm
Ieen ne MATHIS on ton Killed tho poor fi0rs nth one
Lotfor cqcl. The fendsh thirst for blood which seemed
to possess Of the rioters too brutal for even the
rood ia ds'r socLets. mar tongues Profraded IRON
nti' m0nHs, Parched 9ad hrirs',s almost, 0nd ~
roioe! Rre1 hn@y from de''oT,oe ycus. nave
no doubt but that some OF tho policemen aud
riotng whites wounded by members OF their own
party ot them seemed possessed with desire to
shoot human beings regardless of caste color or sex
No females hurt that know Of Houses were pill
ingcd but the outrages were mostly confined to the i'm
mediate vicnago Of the Institute. ore man "a Hcery
sfade deib,ra'eiy fo0k aD rfs and Icd negro Nho
ran through M d90r l0oling Jor Piace ~ TCuge.
II il Impossible 10 give yen eny more details than |
have without going beyond tho limits of my desire
furnish only authoritative siatements. nth my
cy6s almost crery,hig that haze dssri6cd and hare
responsible rfresse Ter aH ne rest hare not accepted
any rxnocs; b4tqs ra JortaHotey "oa lie Pot," an
ajc 10 gre yon ~ facts. L. 2. b.
The Letter OF the Rebel Omcials 10 the Pfesi-
Tie following IS the conclusion Of tie letter of the
Rebel officials to President Johnson, only portion of
which Appeared in our inst edition yesterday mornings
ST noon, inior.gile9 layips reached The Lieut. TOY
emOT thai IN the Third ID iriet there was o9umcnce
mont o. e55 sc6nce and that largo number # negros
o--1.. tumnrl lunal.l ilnm ahnrn nnd below Lo