The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-01-04
The Prisoner TO Be Guarded and The Peace
Preserved at All Hazards.
Another Police Raid ON the
ess Mob.
The Negro Indicted for Outraging the
Little Glrl-Not Brought Into Court
for Fear He Would BE Killed.
Yhe Evidence Against Him and Full Partlcu.
3. lars Of the Whole Affair.

fe ROCHESTER,, N. Y, Jan. 9, 1872.
From three O'Clock until eleven O'Clock this morn.
lng the city was comparatively quiet. Four compa-
ales Of the NfLy-iourth regiment are guarding the
Jail and Its approaches, and loaded cannon are
placed 30 90 to command the bridges.
Ho0TINa AND KISSING THE MILITARY.
At eleven O'Clock this forenoon quite q CROWD
assembled, and there Is good deal OF ho0ttng at
tho military, but overt act has been committed,
BROADER GENERAL CLARKE IN DANGER.
At halfpast eleven some one placed on q canal
boat, In the slip of Court street, nag, on which
were the words, "Avenge your brothers." Brigsder
General Clarke tore II down. ana the crowd rushed
upon him, and for short time he was IN peril, but
was released, and firearms were handed TO him by
frtends
MORE SOLDIERS ORDERED OUT.
The Sheriff has ordered ont the remaining six
companies Of the Nfty-fourth regiment and they
are now assembling OF the arsenal.
It u feared there will be more trouble this after.
noon and evening.
The authorities are determined to defend the JAN,
but they wish the negro, Howard, well out OF 1t.
Further particulars OF the shooting last evening
show shat the soldiers were peted by the mop with
brlckbats and stones and several of them injured.
the order charge was given, ana some OF the men
0red instead.
THE NEGRO HOWARD INDICTED.
Two p M.-There Is considerable OF crowd
about the jail. but the heavy rain seems TO cheek
the excitement. No violence has been committed
since noon.
Preparations are being made to meet any emer.
gency this evening me police are massed at head
quarters ready to move to any point
The negro howard has been indicted.
Another Charge on the Mcb-Calling Ont the
Veterans.
ROCHESTER,, Jan. "a p. NJ.
The police in q body have Just made charge
on the mob gathered In the vicinity OF the jail and
are driving them through the streets In every
direction. The greatest crowds are now In Buffalo
street, at the intersection OF State. The Veteran
military companies-the old Thirteenth, one Hun
ared and Eighth, Ryan Zopaves and One Hundred
and Fortieth-have been sworn In special police
men and are now reporting at Police Headquarters.
which place they will guard ana the prisoners who
may be captured by the regular police
Several soldiers who stepped out OF the lines this
afternoon were knocked down by ruanans.
PUBLIC PEACE TO BE PRESERVED AT ALL COSTS.
Il was thought that Howard, the negro, would
be taken into Court this afternoon but the Judges
Of the Oyer ana Termner Will consent until 1t is
determined whether HOward's victim VIII recover
or NOT Judge E. Darwin Smith and County Judge
Fuller have directed the Sheriff not to take Howard
from the Jail at present and 70 protect the public
property ana preserve the public peace at all
hazards.
PLANTING CANNON IN THE STREETS.
the howitzers have been removed to positions
where they VIII command Exchange street and the
approaches from the east side OF the river more
enectually.
A Moro Peaceful Aspect.
ROCHESTER, NJ Y. Ian Q-ap M