The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-06-01

ssppressssa or = Repaslscas Newspaper.
nonr1 Nag a. 1851
Yest.sday's edition Of the National R<psb,oss nsws-
paper published in this city. has been supprsssa by
order Of the military conmandant o. this pe~ guard
placed over Once and The future pubicssss Of The
paper prohibited until Ne proof sheets have bees sub
mitted 70 the commandasl
The connandaas in his order supprsssisg he paper
says
sThs paper 10 rendered amepabls 70 the last para.
graph Of General Orders Of Nay To- prohibiting the pub
caton Of articles incstvs riot and volsncs o. The
public uss Of incendiary language" The article referred
70 was inssructing the freedmen when where and hos
to use IRE arms.
Omcial Reports q Gs.srai Pope asa Cs'sssl
shepherd On the Mobile Rioss-Ths Herald
6tatemsns Fully Ssbssantiated.
The reports Of General Pope and Colonel Shepherd
concerning the Mobile riot have been received In wash
ington Il will DO seen that the statement Of the AFFAIR
- originally published in the HERALD 10 amply sub
stantatsd. The oniciai reports are - follows
GENERAL roPx's RxroRL
HEADQUARTERS THIRD MILITARY DSxrRcr
GEORGIA, ALBANIA AVID FLsBrDA, \
ATLANTA. Ga, May "a. 1851.
GnnRAL Il have the honor TO TRANSMIT enclosed the
lats riot in Mobile, Ala, also the report Of Colonel
Shepherd, Fifteenth infantry commanding the post,
dsc c in these two rspoa One shns Z mai.
fest and that is TIA. the Mayor, Jones n. wnhers
90 arus u1as
instead Of beng present with the necessary police
force and arrangements TO keep the peace vent
probably be supposed the sentiments Of the speaker
would not be pleasant 70 him, and eft the peace OF
either sympathzed with the ro,ers or was wholly 10.
enhcenl II certainly Ii not 70 DO attributed TO the zeal
aid moi assam. proporous there
FORE removed BOTH not only because Of their criminal
misconduct on this occasion out because there not
after while they retain their Offices. have appointed
Mr. Hoffman. . much respected Union man Of Mobile,
S.yS Is. i ss citizen o. Chic. 10 Of
will remodel the entire Police force and probably change
the Board Of aldermen 70 os ons pm men,
my command and while he 70 Cnief OF Police VIII
guarantee thai there will not b. another ros Mobile
The instgaior OF the riot rather the most ccnspcu
Gus actor In IT, ID in confinement 81 Fors Games and viii
be tried BY military commission The civil authorities
10 ares, the other parties concerned. Until the
city government fully installed and in successful
operation the military authorities wan control the police
Of the city. am, General, very FssIsesfsi,y; your
'0eo''0' Brsvs, Major General s. A Commanding
To General e. : GRANT, Gsnsral.in.Chef OF U :. A.,
COLONEL SHEPHERDS REPORT.
HgApouARTERs PosT og MoBns
MosuE. Ala, May II, 1857
Lieutenant J. A. CoyrSGHAn, A. A. A. General, District
sm-I have the honor, very respectfully to submit.
the following relative to the dsgacsfu and criminal riot
resulting In murder occurring IN thus ciy on the ngh OF
the Ilh inst. when the Hon. Mr. Kelley, from Penn
svlvsuia addressed for . few the people OF
The city nine r. NJ rhs address a. begun and con-
TIM ed was dgniAsd pointed and calculated 10
in the breasts OF free people feelings OF pride aud
graduation while comparing the liberty Of the present
nas.a Of n. world and a. the orator warmed iso his
theme elopg the applause Of the large conccirss Of
people, evidence Of disturbance manifested ITSELF 10
such to convince the speaker that there
an intention 10 silence him and put him down by lot
OF men present for that object and no other Al this
uncturs orator bid defiance TO beng senced IN tree
speech upon matters Affecting the welfare OF free
people white aud coIorsd against q
or snsiaved opinion and action existing heretofore IN
began opposite the SPEAKERS stand nearly across The
street between tns Chief Of Police and man named
DAVID j. Tiles, notorious for violence IN word and
action, and who. while then SQUIRTING with tbs
CHIEF or Police discharged hts piso, tbs direction o.
reporters OF The press Of This city and elsewhere and
the band OF The Fifteenth infantry under charge OF
.bot there % emsd - BE- An interval OF four or ave sec
onda during which there frantic efforts the part
OF the crowd 70 break away from tbs scene eter which
about dozen more shots we're nred from she vicinity
Of the fracas apparently IA the direction % the speak
ers stand. causing the Widest confusoa and dsmay.
which increased By the sudden ringing Of the are
slarn bells great number Of shols ,hsn made
IN return right add lett Most or these shots we're evt-
IDENTITY fred the arr With the dssgn probably 10 show
that they armed AL both white and coorsd, dis-
persed in panic and also the gang OF violent ro-des
who we're present evidently for TIE oojcc. OF breaking
up the meeting Ia the melee quite number OF per-
AN injured bv bruises and siight
shot wounds one white ana ons colosed are re
ported killed aud another white man considered - -.
tally wounded ia the head All the occurrences 81 the
meeting witness the horses In the carnage ~
which was seated standing 10 position 70 me nss
Of the speaker stand Of the crossing OF he meewsA'
took fright and plunsns into the space hrst naae "a
opposite the stand, ran up Government M 80
wards the camp Not wishing 70 leave the scene WI
result should b somswhas known, leapeo 70
ground Few steps from TIE spsaksrs stand, ana -
nv wsy hack. despite ths panIcstyfcken pepu.
ssyvtps tbss All haH asd thersfrom turned ane
RAPIDLY toward the camp, ths streets near n.s s -.
sounding with the di1char1s small 49, s,cra -