The New York Herald Newspaper, August 22, 1863, Page 1

= WHOLE NO. 9836. THE DRAFT IN NEW YORK, The Drafting in the Sixteenth Ward. EVERYTHING PROCEEDING QUIETLY. Theological Students and Liquor Dealers Among the Conscripts. The Draft Complete im the Sixth District. The Draft in the Fourth and Seventh Di- tricts to Take Pisce om Monday, &e, &e., oo ‘The draft for the Sixth distries of the State of New ‘York was resumed yesterday morning at the Provost Marsbal’s headquarters, No. 186 Sixth avenue. At nine clock, according to the announcement by Provost Mar- shal Farr on Thursday evening, the progeedings com- mencod by Captain Farr announcing that the draft for the Third sub-district, comprising the Sixteenth ward, was about to commence, and he nominated as In- apectors, Alderman Ryan, William Jay Hasket and ex-Councilman Samuel T. Munson, all of the Sixteenth ‘ward. The usual quiet prevailed in the street opposite the Provost Marshal's office, and the utmost order and de- orum were observed in the room in which the drawing was to be made. Some little curiosity was aroused just ea the draft was about to commence by Barpum’s Indians arriving opposite the Provost Marsbal’s office in two wa- gons, with a band playing “Hail Columbia,” ‘The Star Spangled Banner,” avd other national and patriotic tunes. “Ye noble saulvages” looked ferocious in thelr war paint. ‘The s)ips containing the names of the persons enrolled having beon duly counted, they were placed in the re- ‘volving drum, and the aunouncement was made that @ight thousand and eleve:: names had been placed in the machine, of which one thuusand one hundred and eigbty- one were required to be drawn. At this announcement ‘the anxiety that marged the procsedings of the two pre. ‘vious days was manifosted to know who were about to be wumbered in Uncle Samuel's army. Conspicaous among these ‘‘conscript sons” was roundsman Lewis, of fhe Ninth precinct, who bad been drafted on Wednesday. He was on duty in the room, and wore ‘on the left breast of his coat # mighty bunch of red and ‘blue ribbons, ombiematie of trath and valor, and right proud did the worthy soldier policeman seem to be of his “blushing honors.” ie isa fine, sturdy looking speci- mon of aman, and no doubt will worthily perform the part of a soldier in the event of his being called to take part ‘‘in tho imminent deadly breach,” or in any other dangerous onterprige involved in ‘‘the pomp and circum- ‘stance of glorious war.” * ‘The following are the names that were drawn up to et Chas, 355 6h ave # iintos Thee Fra a ener avery Jee Ander Sao. ivan 1oihet Argus'che Hl Anderson maw 3 Baggott Batten Geo T, 1: Breen do if, reold) ibd duh Blgewiow Anbar B ot arlear Veter, uth tween ICth an Py ots y Kaward, we ih 315 Brown Baten PJ ud est 10th Bane Rooner, A Wrest tot, Hartera, a, sre aT MIR Banter Joumy Sane sth W weh wt udolph, 164 Boyie Wm. 124 tora Patrick, 147 7th av Buckman mime higath aveoue Back GhaxG, 238 W aot’, at Hy. 443 Went 26th at k Geo M, 227 W 16th 9b "i 23det Brigksed Gam’l, 260 W i6th Bird Jas H 243 Ath av Keekman Jno #, $95 W l9tbst ‘Wert 2lat David, :36 West 16th c ‘Crane tom ae th ave pe Wa Coffee Thi 26th 81 Crane Gwen, 37) tye Couche ‘he Sans! m, 180 Stu av Curran Pat, J ay Cinke Jacol Crooks Johi ow €or iltasn, 120 Tth we Crawford Jax Hi, 169 Weat Connelly Joba. $x Went 17th Chars TisoneSt a Wi core Carpenter Cowes ie i 19th fut Suid W 19th at df 18th st Deliour N, 465 W 26th at — ning ete née - ey ger rs er Frost Th: xi ld om, Knickerbooke pig: ane fe! ae Se Bernard, 263 8th het Ikner Jax B. 225 8b een hs Rollin, Wwe I we 180 07 rer —ar Er rand Jobn, 304 W ith at. Gran ten et Smee im uh Srpainee Dan jas, 14e faty win a 2th mae w Usa sonny Allred, Taeotog!- ‘cal Bead: Sarinee Bdwarh 103 fn Darla (eol'a), 200 Grey Wen. 201 10th 15th 9 ‘Gitvoe Jan 6,38 a0 W Aéth ot 183 7 a Johns. im (colored) Johoston Jao Fones Edward, Jones Win a Eagar sei Healoeh Geo, ay ‘and 2ithst Viggen Phil, 341 Weatsah ard, Clarence,196 West ainor Peter, w Merritt zon, Sml, 256 West 26th st 08, 24336 8th av Nazro Hiram, 149 W 23d st O'Donnell Pat, 241 10th 91 03 7th av coe gies conn eed i» i 479 Vth st reival, 240 W 33d Ormat ri Leon O'Reilly Patrick, 223 W Peck ay sig Weszma at ft Ord Jo John, 483 26th st David, 129 W 20th at Price it. Ag) a w Price Jas Pelham Hump! Bhe.ux W 2M ‘Jonm $a 10th ev Patterson Wm (col’d) 110 W Plakenton duo, 410 West b2sth 19th wt Jas, 283 oF 259° 7th a Payne Bam 239 9th ‘Geo, 101 West 26th at Paton Won Hy, 65 West “auth at Pearvon Wem, 962%ih street Parker Win 8. 160 W 24th st Pevea Htat treet es aiinna jan B, a2 W fom Parkinson Wim B, 2 W 18th Phelvs Geo, 239 Powers Wm, 183 Oth av re Ponce Pa oui oath: "Phila renee, 12 100b -@ Pail, iu 1D Post David D, 453 W 26th et toe bad Quinley Cor, 164 W 17th st Ryer Patrick, 119 West 16th Reed Wm H, 121 9tb ave Ryan Walter. 162 West isth Riley John, $4 Wat 24th’ Richardson Jn0,217 West 2'et Rodrigues M. 225 W 27th at Hayman dos: 20 Wealth Rossell Edwin, 161 West 21st w A Rodgers Benj, 236 Kainsforth Edw n. 196 W 16 Jose} 200 W Wm, I6y Weat 19th Hicuarda ity. 180 Weat sth Ries Jeremiah 243 (Oi ar Roeder John, 689th av Rey pee 79 10th av Kisbridter Win, 233, 10th av Beld Wea 20th at Ready John, 120 hat tn? 191 We 2th at nO, 2 st iy Rodgers Amos B, 228 10th st gc Sandford Q, SIE 20h st Santer Jobn G, 283 Gih ay Sheuf Thos, $35 W 2th at Sober M in Smith Alonzo A, 69 W 20th Ly Fr Ba Ne cata ae is. 204 Ww, 18 ot arke Wi ropson th at Eehailes nechiaier “Beier 195 Sweeny eny Ju0.J, 4 un a a Binieh dg, 163 2ath ot Smith Wilson C, 299 W 2ist Spicer fesse. STO 0th ay Steward Thos, southwest co 25th st and ‘Sth ay Smith Jaa, 9 West, ABth at Scheu: ‘heod, wid Bchovield albert 2 Schabi 1d, 373 W 22d st Bhengle Francis, 4 Pufved Futon ct Chas ty eh Fan 4 sor Caled, MO West Tanis Chas orton Jou, 108 W 19th at, pson Jno HI. 411 W co = Pogead tba 129 251 W. Tinney ‘Thompson Ba owas Vaimaien i eH i Vantyoe Jno (cold) 208 * Wade Ramund, 305 Wert 224 Wi 237 W 16 Worthington Jaa W, 146 Seat ere ‘xowashend, "116 Walker Garry 2300, W 24th a lonzo B, 208 8th Wallace Alex, 220 W " Betis Fred, 106 W Zist 8 on me 18 Went 35 oo eae ee Re Winn Jenn, a0: 7th aw 4, Ward Lec M, $40 W 24th ot Winslow Win ©, 325 W 284 iin a George (oolr'd), 122 in J, corner mh . Wilks ie kaward J. 147 W 24th wae gee 0) oY ay it, 23 2001 Mieon Ueasord), e3sW 18th food ward M ©. 123 9th av Wanuek hs, 187 We 2th Wiiheim Fred, 289 6th ave ‘Van Blarvencon (Daniel, ave, ‘20th at Yerts Austin, 16 9th a Young J E, 158 West 16th et As the day wore on the procoedings began to be in- vested with considerable interest, and bursts of laughter emabated from the crowd as often as some well known name was drawn from the machine Among these favo- rites of Dame Fortune was a Mr. Richard Dogherty, of No, 156 West Twentieth street, who, lie the old lady that for twenty years baa regularly loeked under the bed every Dight in expectation of secirg @ ggcreted robber, and was at lastsuccessful in obtaining a view of the bur- glarious xentieman, had been tn attendance all day jo the expectation of being drawn, He succeeded to his heart's content, for drafted he war. Mr. Dogherty, however— whose name is suggestive of Hibernian blood—was cha- Tacteristically philosophical at the prospect of coming fights. The merry laugh went round, and Mr. Dogherty himself contributed to the general hilarity. Several other persona, wellknown (p the majority of the spec tators, were converted into warriors, not in the turn ofa handspike, but in a single revolution of Fortune's wheel. Among them was Mr. Peter Welsh, a liquor dealor, doing business at Ne. 3 Ninth avenue. In fact, considerable mirth wes caused by the number of spirit dealers who were drafied. Bot while these spirituous gentlemen were not spared by iwexorable Fate, the spiritual element was prewed into the service in considerable numbers. Quite a squad of young gentlemen belonging to the Theological Sen:t- Bary connected with the Fpiscopal church were among the conscripts, No doubt these parsous in embryo ar- looking forward anxiously for the day when they may be cali@d upon to employ the ‘sword of the spirit” against “principalities and powers” and “spiritual wickedness in bigh places.” But, ere they reach thie desired consum. mation, they will bave to use s more carnal weapon “against fgsh and blood,” unless they happen to bo exempt through any of the methods prescribed by law. It may be advisable for the Theological Seruinary geutie- men, however, not to be too quick in availing themselves Of legal exemptions, ae, by going to the ware, they will bave excellent opportunities of being trained in their Intended calling. Besides, they will bave the occasional satisfaction of giving some poor fellow = cast of their | fature office, and thus help bim towards ‘the other aide of Jordan.’” It may not be unnecessary to state that the drawings | yesterday were of persons residing on the wert side of the elty. The ueval guard from the Thirty-neventh Massachusetts Volunteers was quartered in the upper pert of the build. ing. The police were aiso in attendance; but neither body was called upon to intervene settvely, A patriotic citi ren, Mr. J. B. Frees, who keeps a drug store at No. 179 SIxth avenue, supplied the soldiers gratuitously during the day with root beer, @ healthy and refreshing beve rage. Between two and three o'clock another recess was officials aud the members of the press from their , after which the draft went on otce more ; ye Rink howdy. ay Aa of the New York Times, ennoubcemen| was drafted during the day: of bis Teotved wh oa ‘Smart returned, as be rea! to four o'clock the jooned, NEW YORK, Brior Jno, 418 West apa malady? Fok ne rede Clarke Joseph, 173. Wentare Jonn. ig 10th av’ ole Robt A, 110 W it Church ward, 198 Crow Phil jotion Ea Casey Mich, 81 W 25th Cassidy Jue, Gonrey Philin, 229 7th ae |. Collins Thos, 296 Wert 10th st sen Wm, 208 W 19th Catloch Wm, Weat may atbet Coaison Chas, 806 W 24th godt Hah as Cooper Lewis, 44 91h av 129, West 2ist Cox Thos, 236 7th av Cavanagh Bi Hekate e Mich, 444 W 16th at Carrol 40 West 18th at Clerman 1 H, 434 W 23d at Cameron ‘Peter, 221 7thav Chase Ira, Jr, 206 W 23d st Cole Geo W, 256 West 1A, 343 W 2th st = Chindier James, 837 15th 182 W 19th st Carrol! Jobn M, 531 W 3 at W 250 et Covnor Jobo, sth wt Kith av fin, 87 W 25th st Coniay Thos, 205 W_ 17th st A7 8th av se Andrw, 178 W, 70 Charies st oh ster itp DAW 24th a Chas A, Cd rt Me ih ay oth ot Connell Jno, 288 W 17th st bo Tint 17a Weet zich t ry. 102. 2 8h Cisco Sami Jr, 74,W ivth at Cameron Geo I 24W za Clarke Patrichin, 163 7th av Cowie Jas A 3a Ww a0, i80 ian i Wk, 14 Thor. 425 6th ay Coles Jno, 78 West 20th Callan John 169 West Tat Sacer james on 1b Clemens A Lee, Dovle Michael, 265 Weet 17th M, 99 10th avenue ‘tae Pou 833 or '43.W 24th Donelly Wm, 505 W 234 st Dunn Jno, 48 Weet lth at eal Daniap Jus jr. 119 W 16th Dougherty gna. 160 W corn Drrer Janes, 97 W 10th et Dake Jon cor 1th a Berancey Dal TW 2utn st Deerian Au i went ‘ah nny Louis, 204-08 W 2th Dunn Jno, 3 Docher Henty. 3 Franklin mH, o19 We terrae. W 26ih #1 Denbenny Joneph, 385 W24u Dunkeer Thomas, 104 West Dantous You, 250 ioth st 19th Discoit Wan, "390 25th a Dre hill Wm, 198 W 26th ot Delaney Thos, 183 17th et Davis Richard O, 226 8th Erwin David, 114 10th av Edwin, 175 W 16th Ennis Poter, 193 W 19th st = Eshland Chas, 318 W 17th at Eilison Ed 1, 200 W 16th st | Elder Ale: ‘W 22d at =o Sami (colored), 93 Hiwsd sue (cold) , 274 17h xt Bt Falon Patrick, 216 W 12th at yesn spo 1, 141 Sth av ‘bes Ji 234 15th i niglas Jno, 224 9 jelenfdoyle Jos, ie ay nm RRA. 220 W 29th at Fiano! fan, 433 W Me] at \ ed eee Henry'N, Sperry ‘d6h West 27 at Wm Hi, 166 W inh Grey War, 201 be 96, Git assim et ay Glia Foun 11. 28 Weat 2d Cy fit 428 West 16th at raham Hy, 371 W 24th st Siann Bebe, news run at jun Jon, 127 We 24th at Coy EP ist gu ay Gow dona ade W oth aes dig er op Christopher Gowan Kobt M, S11 W 23d at Gite Chas. 117 17th at Gounelly Michael. 89#b av rains Wim, Theolog Sem, Gallender Jos, 242 lth av co Girason Jno, # 9th av Gore Jno, 6 9th av Hrobner Barnum. eae Wh elatend Albert 1, 17,9 wh Have Jamen, eniy Chi suan. a0 WIN ib eon Fras, Theol Seminary Ww ion jas 8.70 W a ” Hotchien “Aaron 42 W200 Mickey Jus, 290 Hale Jno, 191 With st Haskels Win J, Henderson Geo. 279 W 17th Bas Hall Jas, 138 &th ay. Henderson Thos, $27 W 1th Harr Martin. 306 W 18th st Ponsa Thee S46 W Zit Dn. 24) 7th aw Healey Mic! Hubbard Baward, 72 23th st Haroien Ones, 13) tou ay, 98 W Rawal, pew 2th at 167 W 20th at ig e lgny bit Harper Hens teins ba Toward Ed Kepua Hy Jr, Wt gh ay esoatin ily, 276 Gis ip sth Kan rence 243 15th and 24th st Kins Uhaa, 198 W 2ith at | Lappin Sam) T, 149 7 2iet at \nderberks Chas. 223 W 2uth 1¥,.170 Sth ay Times Wm, 180 W ITth at mard Jas, 201 Bch ay Both ot nee Gee. Woat 7th at ea Taaghita an Lowenthal Leovard, 30) W Leonard Jas, Herman, AC | McManus acre I Donn (aca Sasa i oan wthie, whe Ko Jan ys "i Boni 2, " Baas? aD Peter pon ow bad Jue, 538 Stee & Jones Owen, ‘emia Jogie tra E,W 20th sty | jrmmedtately report to General Canby, at his bendqnar’ , o rol ar} ker 0 Jonca Wiaeias Weet ftth at ton Ww and all moverents on their part controlled. Jennesgn | Wra, £1 Sth ay Jeflerven Rich’ T. 722 8th av Ab the Gifferemt armories the militia regiments sti!! re- Width st Judd Blas ©, 127 9h ay main on jety. Major General Sand’ord keeps his bond Jas Robt, 21) West wh et johnson Geo, 4 W Eth st artes at co Mulberry airect. AB the city was yer Jones Thos, 127 W 10th st fectly «niet y there were Bo movements amovg the militia we of record. ih, Maen, 262,07 7h at evrigam Thaw 212 W aww ae | tie pions who wore doing guard duty at tbe Cy ae jeaeer, me SATURDAY, AUGUST 22, 1863. Pike Wi AL ‘oker, 229 Quiam Jahn, 278 West 22\h et, Quinn Dennis, 327 Went 1610 Bam), 403 West 24th aw West 19th Rus 456 W id Bath ot Risley Bernard, 172 W 20th ab Ralston Jas, 314 West 17th at Roose John. 69 West 26th at Mich, 123 W ist ab Rioh'd, 335 240 orneror 12th st and 7th Kedwond'Geo. To ith a We , 239 10th av Ripley Chas BH. S11 W 23a sky Arnold, 216 West R Benj, 202 W iad st 6th betweet Py ween 188 W 19th ar and id Ri 1 Reynolds at ven tb at a ~ Wenclsth Seaman Jos, 902 W 19h st fend Win ee a A ay ‘dich 1. tod puny ih Ee Taha Hf Sherdon Stewart Win Ht ¢7 W Sinney Jno, inn cae it ey Yuin re 5 White Bitar Sar Sunith Thos, 506 234 st ou, 205 90h ay ‘Dist st Stevens ‘Wim (col'd), 258 Baguin Win M112 210 st Baxton Thos, 214 Went 234 st ‘ Smart Jas D, 95 sth av Sm'th Jno, 222 WA7th at Shaw Austin. Simpron Jian Hy 126.W leah st Smith D | )- Robt, 41? oth a Soneveive Bawa. log W_ 24th Riera Jowephe 134 Sayres Jno, 110 Weta Rha Robt. oD West 19 Ml Schmidt Geo P, 109 W Saxton Jas, 216 West Smith Pat, 228 W 16th hat i" T Tom; vine Dan! D ),278. 254. Thompeon Robt 170 Wb ‘Tim! ‘Thiston Boynt, 90k W eth at pa ine i 2 a Tracy Geo, 342 W 16Uh T Chris B, 72 201 " 4 Tyiendne ‘a @olored), 255 W Tashan Mower 3 231 ‘2st a Ty “ed Thos, 110 West 17th ry fan Syavide 819 West 19th Taye Foun 209 w Hie a Uiher Peter, 190 W 18h Volkawf Rich'd, 148 7th av Van Houghton Richard, 304 d, 29) Wi7th ‘West 15th at ens J 1 Lith st Van Buren Clarence, 42 W Voorhies Beier, Sh W224 at ‘2d treet Vandervil Jno L, 426 W 26th hitken Michetenste W 20th Webber Philip, cor 2ath at White Jno, 112 17th at wnserer Feed, 272 yin at vi 201 Went 2th 225 20h street Withers 06 ih ay Ward Jos, 226 bth Weilsn Then Jc ios We Ioth at Walde Geo, 291 Went 2ist st Winthroy pOhiat, 119 W Lath wt 149 W 23d Welles HH 256 W 2 Walker Nathan F Di ibe Davia Kot W 24th Wagner Wi nd Denia, 96, W) tou Welsh Mat ford: Wanter, 43 W Wi som hon, 130 7th av Wisemauadciphta Sal Gin av Waldon Wort i 2 Whittie Win, 71 26th st Wimame Wine Hi veetaye 113 Wittinrs Uaiey 3.9 W diate | 4th wt WalngNich, oa W 23d White Isaac B,, 2.0 W anh st aaa Willams Robt! 16h W 20th wt 'H46 W Joth ot Welsb Peter, ds 21) ave rhs Soin a Welman Geo F, ¥2 W 2ith st Witson Bae 260 West 16:h at a 17a at Welien lp, (@o)). RAti wt Woourutl Geo, by Zischa ik! Martir, 234 15th a James, 235 10th av Zedel Joseph M, 958th av (To Le Lilied np), 303 W 19th The Sixteenth Ward. AS the drawing which took placo in the #ixth district yesterday was confined to the names of persous resident in the Sixteenth ward, of course the citizeos of that locality Bad quite an animated time of it among them. selves @uring the day. There was no disturbance, how ever, of any descripiion, and those partics whom the ‘wheel of fortune” honored with its kind attentions took the rather ut it fact more in a ino tate afters, * drawing begam to be. known, and were recrguized among the list, several jokes wee cracked at the expense of the lucky candidates, and 9 hearty Godspeed given to them on their tnaogural move- ment to juin ibe federal forces. The Fitteenth Ward. The ‘quiet district,” as the police denominate tho Fifteenth ward, coutinued yesterday to maintain its peace- able reputation. The pow poe 0° drafting has already been three days wonder, and yestorday the eitizens said lons and soemod to think leer about it. Ihore was nota single arrest in this district for disorderly condact, and no dis turbange occurred of which we could leara, The Ni ‘The Ninth ward, where tho secoud draft was first com menced, was the ibeatre of no excitement yesterday. In fact, the sweltering beat of the day precluding all pos)- bility of drofie (aaye the régaiar craft), seemed to oper ate magionlly on the citizens of this locality, and no term save (be heated term overruled the ward. Military Move: TROOPS STILL ARKIVING—FH¥ € ONGRD WITH MILITARY —PURTHER PREPAMATIONS TO PUT DOWN ANY DISTURBANCE. Notwithstanding the large military ‘orce at present io New York aud the vicinity, troops continas to arrive,and on Thorsday evening and daring yesterday some three thousand additional troops came io from different quar- tere. These are principally composed of detachments from the Third, Fourth and Sixth Vermont regiments, the ‘Third and Sixth clare, the First Delaware bat tery, the fecond octiout battery, the Fourth Ohio, First Messachasetia and Kighweenth Indiana. ‘The commandants of these troops, On thelr arrival here, Flali wore dueharged yesterday, there ae bes dently no Ocennion for their Fon im that neighbor! of cavalry °t the streets, and pieces of artillery are atationed sternvadions road ready at a moment's notice, 10 do service whee required. The Draft 1 Fourth and Seventh Districts to Commence om Monday. Frorythig is Dow 1m readiness for the dralt to take pines ja the Yourth and Seventh districts of this city | Next Monday morning the Graft will, thererore, oom | mence in these two eg Jp the Foorth distriet the Capt. Fi of the fermen Giatrict end Capt w Provost if ret ner The quota of the Fourth i# a4 follows — the iavier The nota of the Seventh district te as follows: — Wards n ‘ Ma hy per cout is added to the abov — The Three Milifom Ordinance. PROPOSED OF THR rineuen, Nothiog special relative to the $3,000,009 exemption ordinance transpired yesterday. The Mayor did not eiga | Mt, and tho Commog Coupell took mo further action re tpecting the matter, Mr. Opdyke, it is understood, re- quested a meeting Of both Boards next Monday afternoon, when be intents to submit bis amendments to the ort) | mance for the consideration Of the Common Council. A | call har been waved for & meeting (a accordance with the | Mayor's devire, bat ap to @ hour yerterday afternoon ‘euly one pains bad beon We the eocumens. It | ie ver, Sapretabio ne will take piace before heed eo yards made all the arrangement inst for aapombiing on the 26th Inttant, Mayor Opdyke’s ordinance reas. retreat oe of (he Grek Wietean Of bis own arrangement | fates tee inventer of toe fase Cute wee one ot | ‘the fret (ne whoes bode » keorked nto the Basket by ths terrible gine Of dexirwe! ion SpPe8rE 18 hove been tanght «| foot ae Well ne by ihe remerke aertly, stereo reached hin + Be ie uty PS BoWrd inne OF the patew dhe City Hall, aod fetired wo i over Hore, where aon by YORK HERALD PRICE THREE CENTS ¥ Sppeared all day manmuveriag about the Governor's oes aud the other chambers jn that part of the butiding. THE TWELPTH WRGIMENT AT THE CITY HALL, TO TK EDITOR OY THE BEMALD. Hxavquarrens, Twaurn Recnoewr, Ort Hai, New Youn, august 21, 1863. In your morning edition of this date, onder the hoad of “Military Items,” we potico & paragraph which is caleu- luted to place our regiment in an unenviable position— where reference is made to a City Father aud ove of your Perce: beimg challenged by the goard, &c ermit Me to Kay, ab the request of many members and ‘on behalf of the regiment, who are bere oa duty in com: pliance with orders from our Brigadier General, that wo are not inewructed, nor is it our purpose, to interfere with citizecs who may haye business at, or who may wish to visit, the City }, until after tattoo or before suarin and that the complaint made by your reporter have been occasioned by a member of the yuard wo wan neonsciously over zealous in the discharge of is duty, Know ing your willingness to correct a false inwression— which might be accidentally produced under | be ciroum- stances—to the Injury of our regiment, for olliciousness apd ungentiomanly conduct, Ihave taken the liberty to acquaint you with the facts, and assure you tbat in the future, a in the past, we shall, by our condoct as roldiers and citizens deavor to perform our daty in such a manner as lo command the approbation of our fellow citi- JUSTICE 10 AJWELETH REGIMENT, is Affvay Between Cavalry and Citizens, ‘Ap affray Wook place on Thursday evening in a porter bouse, near the cavairy camp in Third aveuue, nour Seventieth esraat, bet-veon Colonel Thaddeus P. Mott, com- manding tho cavalry force in this city, Mujor Hasaford, and Mr. Donnelly, who keeps « hat store at 22 Catharine street, in which affair the latter was probably mortally wounded by a pistol shot from the hands of Major Bass- ford, acting under the orders of Colonel Mott. It appears that Colobel Mott's camp is in proximity to the place where the emeute took place, During the evening some of his sentinels were insulted and the porter house clove by was the place designated as the retreat of those who com. mitted the offence, Colonel Mott at once repaired there, and, according to the testimony of three cre- dible witnesses, who furnish this statement— of whom is an excolonel in the army— came into the barroom in a state of {mtoxication, bandied words with those inside, and subsequently struck Mr. Donnelly. The latter’s friends interiored, aud endeavored to stay the quarrel, when Mott became more violent and swore be would sboot, kill, maim and drag out ay, body that interfe’od with him or his men. Donnelly’ friends got him outsido of the house, and while there large crowd gathered. At this stage Mi hanaford, subordinate to Colonel Mott, rushed up and inaugurated bimeelf in the melee. Colonel Mott, by his meuaces and Xasporated the bystanders, Words were mul both sides, whi tuated in Colonel Mott Major Rassford to shoot Donnelly, w order was obeyed, inflicting a wound which will probably prove He was oomveyed to Bellevue Hospital, where under e'ficient medical care. nother witness says that Col. t rushed into the mm and demauded in authoritative man “where the fellows were that ineulted his sentin backing up bis demand with » nervous manver sud into wtinily desiring to make a quarrel with apy one who might wish it. Unfortunately Mr, Donnelly ventured 4 remy to his (Mott's) ¢ uversation, and drew tho ire of that officer, Mr. Donnelly removatrated and sald that be knew milibyy law as well as his interrogator, and as- sured him (Bt he had po right to enter the premises to tovfere with him or anybody else. It iw all god that Mott, after Donnelly was ehot, would not allow him to be carried away by his friends nti! such time as he thought proper. The whole affair was characterized by the utmnost rashnes#, and nothing but the coolness of the aswembied citizens saved Colonel Mott and his too obe dient major (Baxsford), from receiving @ summary chas tixement. Wo give the (acts as they were given to us, and will make due allowance for them being exparte. "Tbe affair will at once be jald before Brigadier General Canby and Major Generat Dix, who will no doubt see that jastice ts — ot the details of the facts in the case, the vate fact of Colonel Mott's entering the porter house on say pretence wae in couflict with the Inte orders of ‘andy, who said to those under his anthority that "it ‘ not to be amauined five military power) independeuily, but will be exercieed In connection with and subordinate to civil authorivies,"’ and, furthermore that bo attention da or other’ insults that may be ofbred w one ANOTHER ACCOUNT OF THE APPAIR. ‘The cavalry encampment at the corner of Third avenue and Seventieth street, under command of Colonel Mott, was the scene of a serious affray on Thursday evening between two of the officers and some citizens. A party of young men, it appears, who bad been drinking at the waloon of Devnis MoCabe, in the neighborhood, became somewhat hilarious, and, mecting Colonel Mott as ho was turning into camp, asked bim to take a drink, Colonel Mott refused to accept the invitation, and was procecding on bis way, when one of the men remarked that Le was “putting on too many aire.” Some .words then ensued, when the citizens entered the raloon and commenced talking the matter over in a loud tone of voice. Colonel Mott, becoming annoyed at their eonduet, ordered them to qnit the premines, which they refused to do, waying (hit “martial law was not proclaimed yet,” or worda to that oflect At this juncture Major Baseford, of the mame regiment, hearing that his fuperior oiieer was in some dill culty, hastened to the epot aed on entering the store orcered the crowd to civpetse The exeitement now beovne lateuse, aod ftom words the bellivercnis came to blows, some one assaulting the Major. The latter immetiate y drow bis revolver, ard fired the content# at oue of the citizens named Joun Donnelly, wounding Lim in the neck. The noire of the pistol attincted the attention of the | police, who arrived in good Feanon to provent auy further Gistorbance, ‘The tijured mam was Chen wa Hellovae | Hosy ital, where ho now ier in a critical ¢ ti The aifsif created © Table etcitement ta the camp, and at one timo It woe feared thero Would be a gener melee between tae soldiers and the peopls. Matters soon quieted Cown, howeyer, and in afew Bours atter wards all was peace again Th Riots ANOTHER VICTIM OF THE KIOTS. Anve Derrickson, whose precarious condition wos noticed Ju yesterday's Heestn, died yesteraay at the New York Hospital from the effects of injuries received during the Joly riots at her rewideaoe, No. 11 Worth street. be enoned, \t appears, won a white woman, but marries ty & wegro, by whom she led several children, Ou the night of the 14th alt. her hooxe waw attacked by thé mob, and 49 altetmpt was mode to lypoh ber husband and son, In her endeavors to save them from the violence of the riot es sho received snot a revore beating that she was com- pelled to go to the hospital, where she died yesterday, ax already tated, Coroner Collin held aa inquest upon the when the following feet« were elintted » Ellen Foot 4: that rhe wae stopping at decons@t N eet on Monday, the 14th eltimo, the negro taweroouts in y they came around w Hore is where the negroes live,"' and started for our boure: I recognized the yoloos of William ( raise, Jim Rese apd Mose Green, there waa a Night to the basement, whieh | blew ont, they thea broke in the door and window; some one anid “It was the big Digger who blew the light out,”’ Craite bad am axe in his hand. and struck deceased's son on the hema with it: Jim ews struck bitn with a cart wrung, when deceased f6/ on top of her sow, and eried out, for God's xake to Kilt her, but save the Been etrock ber over the |, breast and while she was endeavoring ‘a. pitions ber son; More Gree, then went towards « lamp post with « rope for the purpose Changing the lad,whom they dragged out into the «trees and toreatened to bore him after hacg- ing; & man tamed Pred Michaols, living in the next Dasemont, interfered, aad, Gring his pistol at the crowd, dinpersed them, deceased (hen went out and broaght her boy into the house, the following morning Mew care aroand and asked me if that nigger was dead yet, ayiog i be wa Bok he would come ays nd again and make eure of him he aieo made sr about the boy having as many liven as & cat, ang threatened to cote back Bight, the hushand of deceased, who ws Diack man, o# through « back window during the riot. Aaember f other witnesses #0 © etamined, but no- thing vew was elicited. The evidence against Bows, Croise apd Grese was conclusive, and the jury townd no pape! in arriving at © copelumion Verdict" Death itis (rom blows received at the hands of Wit voie James few and oumers the rite on , ae " Bees wae commitind t the action of ees 2, = Apprebensson of fue the 14th of J Tumba to await reute were ie ved for te STILL ANOTHER VICTIM OF THE noe Chan. Watson , aged 60, died yoatorday, a his ronitence, 04 Attorney street, from the effects of a severe beating re ceived at the hande of (be Pioters daring the Joly trouble Deceased wae io vi 4 the tiene, and wonid have wary ived othe Sinan privebiy if be had beet > far OANa ta tapead whee Soe’ ery Fonsered ¢ %, eae from cane anceltated Vy 8 Veet rectited ewer a at ae fourwing Gay Mr. Grewm met Jozee im the sireet, | when the batter tromted that be bat deermed dere | with the Brearme te hed taken from the pawn atone Omeee Whitman, whe bad bees io march of lve secues IGHLY IMPORTANT NEWS, Rebel Accounts of the Siege of Charles- ton to Thursday Last. Tho Big Parrott Guos Beginning to Tell on Fort Sumter. All Non-Combatants Urged to Leave the Doomed City. Charleston to be Defended to the Last Extremity, Ben Rey ae , Nonroux, Va., Avgnat 21, 1869, ‘The Richmond Whig of to-day contains the follow ing:— Cuantw-tom, & G., Avgust 20, 1863. The onemy’s operations during the last twenty-four hours have beon mostly confined to a steady and contina- ous bombardment of Fort Bamter from their Parrots guds on Morris Island, Their fire begins to lelk om Fort Sumter, which replies only at long intervals. ‘The dofence of the harbor does not depend mainly aon Bumter, Even if that fortress should bo battered down, the harbor may still bo held. Governor Bonham has issued a proclamation urging (bo removal of all non-combatants from Charleston ag soon ap possible. The two hundred pounder Parro't guns of (ha enemy are too much for the wills of Sumt-r, and tho fort only replien at intervals, I has been dotermined to defend the city, etreet by street and house by house, as jong an afootof earth is left. (From the Chattanooga Rebol, August 10.) Wo look for the worst at Chariestop. It will never be. taken as it stands, however, It would be mined and blown from its foundation first. We do not anticipate any very encouraging nows from that quarter, The jour- nals of the city may put the beet face on the matter from motives of patriotinm; bat we bad as woll be prepared for any emergency. {From the Macon (Ga.) Telegraph, August 12 } Wo think the Chattanooga Redd ie wonecesnarily despondent about Charleston. It t# true she may, in time, succumb to superior numbers and heavier ordnance, but the numbers are not there yet, and the hopen of auc- coeafu! dofence have grown with every day mince the be- ginning of the siege, ant no has the strength of (he ponl- tion, The Charlostonians dow’t believe that thelr city will be taken, and wo shall not boliove i until it im done. NEWS FROM THE SOUTHWEST, The Health of the Troops in Army=—The Mt ippt Patroiled by Admiral Porter's Flect, de. Cureano, Angast 22, 1863 Apectal despatches from Memrtia ray that only the Beventooash army corps ia now stationod at Vicksburg 0109 of intermittent fever is prevalent among the soldier® thare, and thore who are takon «ik are prompt ly removed to the horpituls here, Vory few troops are r artored at the city of Vicksburg only caovgh to do police duty. The rest are encamped on the boiphits pack of the city. Ger ara| Sherman's corps # etill eneamped wear the Bg Pach ore This corpe han bat the hardest rorvice of any In the compaign, yet they enjoy better health than any other, The Thirteenth army corm. ander Getoral Ord, haw moved to Natchez for manitary They will remain there for Lue present Adtniral Porter's fleet it neattered along the Miseierippt river (rom New Orleans to Caira, The intermediate dis tanocr be! ween the points where tho ts ae He tiond! are patrotied by light drag! rb Wy DO Rpecia! news frem below Adv icon (row Geneon! ‘tecte’® Arkansas expedition are looked {ot noob from Netena. reagone Pratection to Vessclison the Miavte Urrrep Srarme Momeni ns Sanarmom, 7 Fiscemr Discx Maw, Camo, Augont 17, hoa | f Vewsels are mow stationed at nil points om the Minnie Sippl oe the way to New Orleans where there le aay danger of being milested by yo-rilian, a0d venhely nowt bot walt for convoy. Memvoy in requestods 1 wil be grauted, I there are any gue en he river, the Vonrole a the diferent potnte wil! notify (ransporia, and convoy them past the danger. A woollog etation wilt #00 be in operation at White river, onder the protection of the quntoate, and another opposite Vickeborg Other Sty tions will be protected, as parties offer to collect wood for Lhe »\eamers. D. D, PURTER, Neat ania Kevertetiog Miners); pi By oadrcm Military Mo ppt. Four companion of the Third Arkannas (Colored) rege ment, Colonat Gielen, lett for Helens tant 6 maining companies of fl Gaveral fchofield received denpatctes yeatarday etating = om gunboats eaptured three or four mbel boats, 004 afl that the rebels bad lo the river, ase Devideon had cromed the White river at Clar endo, and moved in the direction of Little Mock, Mis advance wore in sight of the piekete of Gen, Price The Rebels Conce ting for the Dee fence of Little Rock, Ark —Deettenttom Among the Rebels—The fo mn Pee- Hipe for Mewellion Against the Rebels, de. Maernm, Teno , Angost 21, 1962. Ady ces from Areansas way thot all the rebel forces tm that Bate are conoenireinl at Almada miles below Little eek, Kirby Senith bat arrived aed token com mand The tronpe were erecting fortifications, ‘The people of the White river country ae aim rte sterving condition, aed there le 8 rtromg dupeeiion Ubroaghee! Ue Bante to ances t peace on pny terme WH. Tae, 800d tnd clesetmate of the otiior of the Buliin, oat eerivet from Georg, mere eolbing on equal the abject and guurving comduinas 1 (he people of the Kon thert States, sod the anmitigyiet tee jotien pres lined upon them. The people are ripe for & movement Overthrow thelr rolers, acd meh arlene casect be tach |nger deased. CAVALRY RAIDS | i" MISSISSIPPH. runes, Saadoth pa Thea eternal cavaiey arma op 2 bane mate, [a pogersatomt 4 miele tay ayer . cot the train not Cipine Bh ia «See Teiree f $d Yada are Yard 5tha (6s taghade dst leites eerib Comes est, eo 1 Private advices from the Army f the Comberiaed op the 17th inet slate thet & movement ie le pregren, for whe (ine. traced one of tle Siulon rice hie Bm | oon te matte mee Gor Toot out for lnportact sews towne The haguirels commitled the mocused for ex oe | frown Lest Tenmessee.