The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-07-13
SCENES D0WH T0Ws---PARM ROW AND
TAE BaLhETiN BOARDS.


Quietness relgned supreme IN the lower wards,
ana particularly this the in both the
Bloody Sixth ward ana the somewhat famous. or,
as some have IL, infamous Fourth, all last night.
During the entire or yesterday there was not even
an abortive attempt at disturbance in the neigh
borhood or the Fourth and Sixth wards, and the
night passed calmly ana serene. In the early part
OF the evening gangs or men congregated about
the region OF Cherry and Pearl streets. and dis
cussed among. themselves the exciting events OF
the day, but no demonstration OF any consequence
was attempted. Brawny Hlbernians and members
OF the T. A. g. associations marched irregu-
larry up anu down the sidewalk in the cool OF the
evening, some uttering deep curses on the authors
OF The misfortunes that happened their brethren,
and others Ringing not the choicest of basphcmies
at the heads OF the city government but all agreeing
that
THE DAYS BLOODY WORK WAS OVER
ana the most advisable course TO pursue, under the
circumstances was to remain quietly al hone and
recuperate for the morrows duties. In the vicinity
of such streets Baxter, Mott and Mulberry crowds
were assembled on corners = midway between
the block engaged COM inning the conduct
OF the '.perlicen ana military In protecting the
bloody Orangemen" from the not very mid as
saulrs OF their would-be desroyers, and threatening
all description OF retaliatory measures when
another such opportunity as was given yesterday
should again present Itself. The remarks INDUCED
In were scathing IN their tenor, ana sweepingly
thorough in their review OF the DAYS dolngs From
early in the afternoon the thousand aud second
haud dealers IN wearing apparel with which Baxter
and contiguous .'thoroughfares' abound had placed
protecting skaters On their windows and store
doors as. lnstant's warning of the approach
of any hostile or
DEMONSTRATORS FORCE,
I,au, In Nh
sanctum enectualy and retire the innermost re-
cesses or tho houses Tor the greater security
precious persons. Fortunately for them the un.
usual quletness or the neigbborhood necessltated
no such alternatives and they were left to the en-
ioyment of the somewhat uucomiortaby heated ut.
mosphere undisturbed and unchallenged.
TIE SCENES AROUND PARK ROW
after dark and the newspaper Offices in proximity
parook al one time or the interesting. nut gradu-
ally the excitement died Out, ana tue l0iterers dis
persed to their respective habitations While
the flowing and highly sensational bulletins
! displayed In the most conspicuous places with all
their overwrougnt gorgeousness attracted consider
able numbers to some OF tne press establishments,
others almost entirely destitute OF anxious In
quirers after the latest from the scene of strife.
Some enterprising journals exhibited the entire
tents OF special dispatches their sign boards,
While Others contented themselves ana dissatisfied
the IooKcrSOu by giving but meagre accounts OF the
different arrays as they were reported, trusting
tondiy that the public would adopt the first remedy
III the premises, and further satisfy thew
CURIOSITY AND ANXIETY
by investing in paper To the credit OF the afore
said pubic be 1t said, they eagerly seized upon
every square inch OF reading matter obtainaDle at
any price. at one time there was quite mixed
crowd congregatcd about bulletin Tryon row,
and another-still larger IN numbers-saping OPEN
I mouthed at the fiery headlines posted u show
card near City Hall. Both crowds ravenously d.
gesed the items rs one BY one they are put forth,
such as, 'The rioters firing from windows OH TIE
police and military 't-tupendoas struggle between
the Npnonmen and their foes;n Terrible slaughter
vi innocent people by tae suthorities;' "Ihe mob
have repused the seventh regiment and are beating
the police?' .Futy rioters Instantly Killed." Tho
military are firing into the rioters, staying women
! and cnlIdren;n and such like. While an this was
gong ON report reached the crowd OF readers tndt
! The
| RIOTERS IN LARGE FORCE HAD REORGANIZED,
and were proceeding down Broadway for the pur-
pose Of attacking the newspaper offices. An inne-
date scatter the result OF the receipt OF this
| intelligence and rather hurried Closing OF the doors
OF some OF tie establishments above naued. IL
| turned out however u be nodN, and the sud-
! denly raised panic a. spontaneously subsidized.
Nearly everY person had COncluucd that after
the parade OF the handful OF King William
| men had been terminated there woud be no fight
ing; and nearly all those possessed OF tho power
OF reading had bought one OF the many extras pub
lisned during the afternoon they had learned more
OF the particulars or the bloody transactions trans
| piring IN the forenoon than could be- conveyed to
Their minds by the Incomplete accounts placarded
on the bulletins.
AT ten o'clock last night all the downtown dis
tricts were extremely peaceaDle, and but few indi-
vtduals could DC seen on the streets.