The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-07-13

" Shoeh' "'s. McCormck, Patrick sallv
all scalp wounds; NJ. Dallon (rioter loets5
up), scalp wound; G. Farrel, pun.sho.
wound in foot j; a. q. Gilbert. tvpe.as;itter
In the Herald office, was shot in the spine.
at oath street and 9Th avenue, and fat1ily
wounded James ~Leoverre, : of 9Th street,
and 10Th ayeDue, bad bis cheek torn awav'
by shot; John N. Rourke received n o,,n.
| shot wound in the leg; an officer of tho
Seventh regiment was shot at 9th street
and 9Th avenue (name not ascertained,
Peter Clark, No. 10 Ridge ST., scalp wound;
Patrick Slater, 277 Rivington street, shot II,
leg; Michael Sealy, Saith street and 9Th ave.
nue., arm broken by club; Casper Silver.
shot in the leg; John Hoch, 3G7 9th street,
shot through shoulder; Michael Riley, iii
Essex street, scalp wound Officer r. H.
Cutter, oath precinct, shot in arm; Ed
ward G.. Hensey, 423 west 37th street, shot
in thigh. =: r,1..osns
The following are the killed as far as
known So lTE 80. 80.
Thomas Spring, shot at oath street and
9th avenue; two unknown men; shot in
front of Bryant's Theatre thirteen UNI.
known dead bodies at 10th precinct four
unknown dead at Goth precinct, one of
them said to he Timothy Hanlen, residing
at the corner of 1st avenue and 18th street !;
one unknown body at Goth precinct w.
T. baltimore, killed-body at 18th pre-
cinct; Henry C. Page, treasurer Of Grand
Opera-house an officer Of the Ninth regi-
lnent killed-head crushed in by q paving
stone Sergeant Samuel Wyatt, of the Ninth
regiment, shot and killed.
THE PRISONERS.
The police hold 100 prisoners. The
Orange procession broke up in Fourt n ave-
nue., opposite Cooper Institute. The
Orangemen put their badges and regalia in
their pockets, and mingling with the
crowd, quietly dispersed. The police took
charge of the Orange banners. .-.ts, /.
IN JERSEY CITY
the Orangemen had their parade, meeting
with little opposition. Several militia COM
panies were called out, and Gov. Randolph
himself arrived in Jersey City at an early
hour, and took supervision of affairs. The
police and soldiers were distributed judi
cously through the city, and as further
precaution against riot Chief McWilliams
at noon ordered the closing OF all liquor
shops. by his direction every man carry
ing weapons of any nature was taken into
custody, and fifteen of those were secured
in the first precinct. At 1 o'clock the pro-
cession took up It's line Of march.
BIT one disturbance of any seriousness
il reported. A band of Orangemen were
marching into the city from Hoboken,
when they were met by number of Catho-
lie roughs, and q riot ensued. The police
were called upon and interfered, but they
did not suppress the disturbance until they
had fred number Of shots, and wounded
two men.
1. 81. 90 IN BROOKLYN
there was no attempt at parade, but police
and military were held in readiness ali day
to prevent violence. S.
ASSOCIATED PRESS DISPAT CHESl
New YORK, July 12.-Captain Spencer,
of the Ninth reg Inent, was killed by his
own men in 26th street, betwee 7th and
9Th avenues. He had given an order to fall
back. and became mixed in the crowd. He
was killed. Dy YOHey nreQ INTO the rioters.
Over $50 Of the mob are believed to have
been killed and wounded. Among the
troops known to be killed, besides those
already reported, are captain of the s4th
regiment. and two privates and sergeant
Of The 9th. Five regiments are resting OH
their arms near the Cooper Institute.
TIE NEW YORK HERALD APPLIES FOR GUARD
OF MARINES.
New YORK. July 1.-THE Herald applied
to Commandant Smith, of the navy-yard.
for force of marines TO protect the office
tonight. Commandant Smith referred the
request to Secretary Robson, who directed
him to hold his force subject TO proper and
legal application therefor. Smith replied
that the marines were in readiness. The
correspondence was then referred to Gene
raj Grant, who directed the marines to be
placed at the disposal of The New York au-
thorities.
THE NEWS IN ALBANY.
ALBANY, n. Y, July 12.-News of the
riot in New York caused great sensation
here. Orders were received by the arse
nal keeper to close the arsenal and guard
(which was done, though there was no
appearance Of disorder here. -.