The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1871-07-14
THE LATEST MARKETS,
NEW YORK.
EVERYTHING QUIT.

KvERrTHlxG QUI1T. t
NEw-YoRK, July 49, am.-Every-
thing Is quiet this morning. -.
The troops bivouaced all night and are
still under arms-sone at their armories
and Others Ia the streets.
Mounted police still patrol the streets.
No disturbances are appended to-day,
The city last night presented quites
to the usual appearance, and stillness was
visible everywhere. Tho streets, 70 Q
great extent, were deserted, and the few
that were to be found enjoying their
usual promenade. ,.t
looked ~ IL every one had gone out Of
town, all business houses, which generally
remain open 10 ten o'clock, having been
closed at an carlv hour. Stage, on the
road were few ana those were comparative
ly empty.
THE DowHRY
did not present u much more lively ap-
poarance than Brosdway.
In the vicinity Of the theatres q few
knots Of people were observed, but, with
this exception, the spasse numbers on the
.streets was remarkable. The Third av-
enue cars At ten o'clock at night were not
moro than half filed.
This state Of Affairs may be taken as sp.
plying generally 70 the whole city.
Grave spprehensions existed Of further
riots taking plsce during the night, and
all respectable and peaceably disposed cti.
zens remained at home.
AN EXCEPTION.
The streets In the vicinity Of the pt :
lice headquarters on Mulberry street, how
ever, were exceptions to other streets In
the city. Kavts OF twos and threes were
70 be seen here and there discussing the
news as 1t arrived from time 70 time from
various districts, and Mulberry, ITSELF WI .
a complete scene Of hustle and excitement.
Hundreds Of police occupied the block ad.
jacent to the central o@ce-prsve venting
ingress to all except those having Q right
TO enter. ~ e ..'-'. ,-L-
A visit was paid 10 the ,''l
NINTH REGIMENT ARMoRY
about 1880 O'Clock last evening. The reg
iment was supporting and In readiness TO
move at moments warning.
At lilo o'clock, 1 ~
TWO SHOTS
were fred IN quick succession from the
rear Of tho houses on the south side, west
of fTwenty-seventh street, the balls pass
ing through an open window and into tho
armory lodging, In the ceiling. Both Of
them passed In close proximity 10 the
heads Of Lieut. Col. Bran, Capt Bacon,
private Knowles and the reporter.
Two shots had been fred previous 70
these shots and had reused the boys who
wanted TO pour volley into the room, but
Col. Brain succeeded IN dissuAding them.
Tho reporter lett At li.S0 O'Clock, The
regiment were swearing shat IL tho firing
Was repeated they would clean out tho
house. rs
In the carly part OF the evening there
I""UlglHALA LANCE caowpg. i'u
stretched from Twenty fourth to Twenty
Eighth streets and on tho east side Of
Eighth avenue, gazing at and into some
outhouses which had been .straek By bull
lets, and whore there were othere evil
dencos Of the days ssng!uinsry conflict.
establishmont at The southeast corner of
Eighth avenue and gwenty-hfth street,
rooL safSLooD.. =.
The building wAs chiPpSA in several places.
In an srse wsy eoasseted with same
building was
and blood spattee6d On sesus apds and
other wood Ass stood In The arcs way.
The Utah house 1t tho northeast cornor
Of Eighth avonue and Tweht y-ffth street,
was among the buildings which bear con-
sspicsous evidence Of having been chipped
by musset balls.
On Twe..y-sixth street there was
BLOOD -
spattered over tho basement aoor. q
| Al No. 260, was lA,Ali'tIH
| .a.t,t A sICKENING sIaHT.
! In the gutter AZ the northeast corner of
Eighteenth and Exchange streets were
pools of blood and piece Of some part Of
.he head of some one who had been NOR
tally wounded. A largo crowd rAxered
looking at this until II was quite dark.
BLOODY NASsACRE. -------.
Soon alter the aghtjng tbogan the news
of the bloody massacre haw like vildnre
all over the city. ',.ilit55i tis1H -.
! Every homo that had sont forth q rep.
fessntativs defender Of peace was rocked
with agitation. lsat ~ ~
| Thxongs o. dists acted women hurried X
tho police ssAiioA' and hospit''s eagcr u