The New York Herald Newspaper, July 22, 1871, Page 6

6 THE RIOT REVIEWED. Official Report of Major Gen- eral Shaler. Ful Details ef the Plan of Military Operations. Arraignment of Rioters in the Su- preme Court, Dismissal of Police Officer Logan. DEATH OF ANOTHER VICTIM. ‘The interest created by the riot of the 12th instant bat siowly dying out. The oficial reporss absorb @uch attention and aie freeiy commented on, while Meetings are being held and the course of the @umboritics denounced im expressive if Bot eloquent @yle. Lelow will be fouud she official report of Major General Shaler, giving a briel and succinct istory of the trouble and the movements of the ‘woops,” OFFICIAL REPORT OF MAJOR GENERAL SEALER, maapquanrans Fines fy yout! july ier 10”) £m--I have the hovor to report that ou the morne Mg of the 10th inst. 1 was personally waited upon ‘wy His Honor the Mayor, who infcrmed me that en ‘the evening of that day @ police order would be fasuea to prevent any parades or processions upon Wednesday, the 12th inst., but that owing te the excited slate of much ef the popniace there might mevertnhelcss arise disturbances Which might render the atd of tbe military mecessury. Accordingly weex- emuned section 242 of chapter 80 of the laws ef 1870, and | recervea the folowing writen communication ender that law:— me'r re... kw Youn, July 10, An order that the pottee awthoritios of this Sy may be well susta'ne.! suppresetny a disitu bance of the peace, of which gm Wedcainy, the V2th inst. there te antietyatton and mm. danger, [aestra you to order ou and ‘eid in readiness their armores for active service three regiments of in- and one tro¢p of eavalry. Very tuy. yours, A. OAKEY HaLL, Mayor of ibe city of New vork. To Major General ALEXANDER 6HaLEx, Commandant of tho First aivision. Daring the day of the 11th inst. I also receive’ a verbai reauest from the /resident of the Pelice De @artment to furnish an increased force, Un tne 1th, at about midnight, I was farther requested by Sls Excellcacy the Governor of the State to furnish all the military ald required tm assistance of the @ivil suthorities. Iu answer to these requisitions She following order was issued from these head- qaarters:— BPFOTAL OEDENS—WO. 16, Heapquarress Fins Diviston, N. G6. N.Y. NEW Youx, July 11, 1871, (Extract. J . . . ‘° . . Ti. In obedience to a requisition from the civil antherittes ‘Ge following organtzationa are hereby ertered to assem. @t their respective armor es, io fuligue cress, fully armed pie Fearn d for actual service on Wedueaday next, the 12th wer. o'clock A. BM. et regiment iniantry, Bixth nt Iniantry, Seventh regiment infantry, Bluath reck in t evth regiment e i infantry, Moth regiment imfantry, & Bien fweitth re; umeut invuntry, Twentresecond reziment ‘entry, Sixty-minth regiment ' infantry, Seventy-arat trent Intaniry, kiguty-(ourth regiment — incamry, ‘eshircton Gray troop cavairy, Pattery G Batery 0 e imiautry wil be supplied with forty rounds of ammu- Wilign and the aruilery with twenty rounds per gum, By order of Major General ALEXANDER SHALER, PEE M. Cusicmovon, Colonel, A. &. G. aud Caiet Attivo A.M. on the 12th inst. I personally tn- formed the Superintendent of Polses of my action, and atsix A. M. reported to the Commander-in- het in person, with a portion ef my staf, at Police Readquarters, The accompanying map, prepared as a part of this ‘Feport, an eXaminativn of which 3 Invited, will ‘show the location of the forees ander arms at seven 4. M. The biue spots mark the quarters of the tn- Santry regiments orderes on duty, the red those of the artilicry and the oraage those of tie cava'ry; We Dive crosses the quarters of the lufantry re; Ments and the orange cross tat uf the cavairy regi- Menis, over which guards were piacea. i being appretiende.| at Ponce Headquarters that ‘We necessary withdrawal of most of tie police force from tue Tuirtv-first precinet would lovite Guorder @long Une liu the Boulevard, it wax deemed pra- dent-to extabiish an armed force in the vicinity of me Tark, and to secure the greatest amount af pro- ction With tHe least numoer of men a regiuie: armed wits breeci-ivaders and asquadron of cav- Were uespatched by the service of the folowing Jers at Nali-pasi seven A. M.:— SPFCIAL OBVERS—wNo. 17, Hrapevanrens Fiust Divirox, N.@. 8. N.Y. Nrw Yous, 12, 1oft, L The commani!ing officer of ths Washington Gray Troo Ml report sunedtately with ts command (a the eourmand- wz one Le Soventy-urst reghaeot of w{aniry, at the % en%, corner of Thirty-ffih atest and By order of 4 Majov General ALEXANDER SHALER. Pa B. CursreRoven, Colonel, A. A. . and Clef HEAVQuarrEs Frast Diviston, N. . Y. New Yonk, July 12, 171. Hentenant Colenel Gronor D. WoLcoTt, Commanding Beveniy-tret Kegiment:— €o1,0581--Upon the receipt of this will marob your gommand up tue noulevard to the T iirty-trat preeinet peice station, 0 0 th strect, bewween Ninth and Teoth avenues, and pul yourse!t in communication wits Capiain Hele oF ether pilice eMicer in charge, You will regninte your mo: ents so as to suppure the police fores in the dlseharge of heir dunes, aod ivr us purpose you willeonfer with the ofc: in cummacd aud Keep yourself informed as\to bis movemen.s. ca whieh ta required of yon ts, a8 you will appre 2 of n celfcate pature and ene in whieb yon mast De- guided by clrenmstane-s and your own jndzinent. The police J enforce the law 50 tar enn, ani if not able to do 40 «1: cail upon whi keep your command dace tat the mea ave die: y and onderly aud nut allow any sifaggiing, 80 nied at a moment's notice, tomend dear 7 polnt you will order, if possi- eccomes argolutly neces- banee, aud then yoo are ex- d hemaces. No positive orders but you raust oe ong authoriy ie, sof ths cade £- ‘ore, nissan y @ucretionay. The Washington, cra Troop of cavairy has bees girected to reportto you. It w: @o-operate with juur command ander your orders. By order, WILLIAM H. CHESEERROUGA, Colone, A. A. G. and Cuter of ptalf, At the same hour Colonel Scott, of the Eighth regiment, was ordered lo occupy the City Arsenal, corer of W aud blu streets, Wilh about three foar.ts of his comm: , for the purpose of proiect+ tag the balding aud iis contents, and ef supporting the two baticrics aesemblod there, sould their eer- wices Ler cl ‘The Dalauce of the Righth reviment were left for the proiection of thetr own armory. lonct Ward, of the Twellth regiment, was er- dd tO OCCUY) the State Arsenal, corner of Se th avenue and Thirty-M(tu street, with nig com- Maud, leaving about Jorty men for the protection of Ms armory, ald detailing an equal number for the Care o] ie seventy-lirst regiment armory. The commanding ouicer oi the Fifsn regiment sta- joned Hity m in twe armory of bis regiment, in lester street, near Bowery, and an equal number tm the armory gy! tue Firet aud Third cavalry, at 37 Qn 5s bowery. The commanding oMcer of the Seventy-ninth bat- ta\lon stationed oue co.apany 1a the armory, corver ef Greene aod Houston streets. The commanding oilicer of ihe Ninety-sixth regiment stationed ono company in tue armory, at the Germania Assemuly ge 2s) and 263 Bowery. At eighto'clock A, brigadier Generals Variag and Ward, command- ing the Chird and First brigades, respeciively of the First divisivo, reported to me tn persoa and were @irecied Wo estabiien taetr headquarters as follows: General \arian at the armory of inc Seventh re; meut and Geucral Wurd at the armory of the Twent)-secoud rgunent. They were requested to wisi ihe armories of the regiments of their com- taand and eee that We lositucuons Issued were ov- served and hold themselves and Weir stads in readi- Bess lor any service. ly order twat ive oxcited condition of the public @ind mi,ut Bot be aggravated by the presence of wulormed soldiers 19 the pubuc streets and that the treo, ould be wel: in band for prompt action tue ees « circular Was issued Wo aU the commanding ence: Heapqvanrens Finer Division, N, G. 8. N. Y., New Yous, July 1a, 1271. } [OMcial and confveatial. coumand ng wirects that the ammunt- uatil orders to do so are received from hese headgnarte:s. You wil! p.exse \orm your companies aa soon as the men cep vem Within the armory. Loitering about gore and Beghboriug saicons will under wo circum atances be perm tied. If Bocossary to prerest It appoint on nt pttardy not otherwise, Men arrested by a provost Beard wil be revurnes for disobedience, By order of Major Genera! ALEXANDER SHALER, a ILitAM H, CHESKBBOVGH, Colonel, A. A. G. and Chief By nine o'clock A. M. reports received at head- quarters of suiali bodies ef armed men moving in Var.ous parts of the city bec&ine frequent. The frat ne of apy Mayiitude or oP positive seriousness @as received wbout eight A, M., totne evect that ge crowd O! evii disposed persons had made a Monstration at ied street god Reventh avenue, B00 Obiged aii the Horn nH 1 InOt NeIghdUregd a rant NEW YORK HERALD, SATURDAY, Fagnin avonne shortly after two o'clock and arrivea iia’ the Gxcumamende oviendhne wpea he rich “QUT IN THE COLD WORLD.” | $232: snot &.attch oF gutter, bat roots sewer, to quit work and jotn thetr party. There being no Svaliable police force in that vicinity | deepatched, request of the police gullioritics, Ma or Jnssen, Of my stall, with Orders to the command oiticer Of the deventy-first l, stationed ai him Park, to at Onee move one wing of bis regiment and ihe Washington Gray cavalry in the direction of the polvt indicated, This movement was rapitly execuied, but upon rea bing 110th street tuforma- tion was received thai the moters had moved dow through the Park. The ialautry remained tor a suort time at 11\th street aud Eighth avenue and the cavalry at ilvth strect and Sixth avenue, and ab Diteen minutes past twelve P. M. were returned Elm Pare by @ telezrapaic order, About ten A. M. mtormation was received ti considerabie Dudy of Ficters was moving do Third avenue w 4 hty-eixtn street, aud that the workmen eng: io Creton pipes work and jo.ned ihem, ‘To support a deiachins lice, sent olf in ornnibuses to Intercept tnexn, treg ment iafautry, Colonel Perley comuman ing, Was ordered to move across and up the ‘Third @venue at tweve M. Colonel Periey telegraphed from the Ninctecntn precinct station house, “Ever! ‘thing quiet,” aud be was, aiter consutation wi the police authorities, teiegraphed to retura to the armory aud feep & svarp lookout, At nall-past ten A. M. a2 efort was made by an exclied crowd to seize the artns stored In a reported Fenn headquariecsia aveuve A, pear Fourth street, and Colonel Clark, of the Sevenin regiment, was ordered to deiall two companies to co-operaie with Captain Mount, of the: Eleventh precinct, 1 pros tecting thei. These companies shoruy aflerwards Teperied back t weir armory, the arms paving been secured and removed to Police Headquarters oy she men under Captain Mount About the game hour an exciting report to the effect that an armed mob hud attacked Second avenue cars was received, and a velachment of Police was despaccned by Supertitendent Kelso to the signweensh preciuct. To support and co.opera'e ‘With thig detachment Colonel Sterry, of ihe sixia regiment, was orderca to send four cumpanies of nis command to the second avenues, Tho report proved unfounded, or at least was wreatly exaggerated, The numerous details of policemen liad reduced (he force at Headguarters 60 much that & was deoued poses, lo reiwiorce it by a portion of the military, ie ult of be d- fore ordered to send twe companies and occupy the second floor of the Headquarters butiding. ‘These ee pe commanded respectively by Vap- Ds lo. ‘1be reports from different parts of the ¢ity had now become most exciting in their character. une Irom the immediate vicinity 0: Deadquariers, brought | In by detectives eonsidered most rchabie, Was to the efiect ass. is organized Cai gece 2 companies with oliicers comman Vi leader with a drawn sword at their bead, Was meving down rrincs street towards Hiberuia Hail. Instant'y a pian ef capture was determmued upon, A body of poleemen ws lo move dowu Nal- berry street to Prince to meet the column: another body was to go down the Bowery to siriXe tneir rear, while a stroug squad ef detectives were !0 oper: in making captures as cireumstances would permit, To give more efect aud render aid if required the Eigity-fourtn regiment was moved from tueir are mory at Fourth street down Broadway to Priace street, and the Eleventh regiment was moved ‘rom Delancey and Chrystie streeta up the Bowery to Prince street. The rioters having reeelved some in- formation or eulertained suspicions of an aggressive Movement on the part {the authorities had marched Off to another scciion ef the eity be:cre the disposition made for dispersion wus consummated. Sabse- quently, however, a go aly nuimver of captores Were made by the police in the same neighborhood. White the regiments last named were ou the murca the, were directed 10 Police Headquarters. As sooa as the Kighty-fourth regiment vacated their armory their surp.us arms Were removed for sulety to euce Meadquaitera. A Teport was received about the same timo, and @ince contirmed by the oilicial report of the coms Manaing oficer of the regiment, that a body of abous five huntred mou were threatening the armory 0: the F1.th regiment. im Hester sirect, near the Bowery, Tho vulidiug was occupied by 8 0om- pany placed tneie jor its protection, aud tis pree enve deterred tae mod trom making an aviack. Information having deen received about noon thas the Orangemen had determined to para:te, and that & considerable io:ce wouid probably be required to ald the pouce in their protecnon, the Filty-tlitn rezi- mcnt anu tue balance Of tae Seven y-ninia vattalion were ord wo assemble toeir armories, A die tachment of the latter was ordered te folice Head. Quarters, acd after conducting @ body of prisoners to the Fiiteouth precinct station house was rewuraed to its armory to proiect the United S.ates ar Dui > im which it ta located. Colo- nel Budke, of the Third Oavaiiy, was authorized to assemble @ part Of his command te relieve a co! y of the Fifth imtamiry m the ‘protection of the eavairy armory. Major General Mapaing Second Division, X, G, very kindly ofered tie services ef one of wis regimenis, armed with breech-loaciers, already assembled as their armory, Tueir services were aco:pted aud Waey were marched to the aruiory of the Nmety-sixth regiment, -91 and 293 Bowery, a3 @ place Most convenient ol locauon and 81.0.7 Wap‘ Lo the movemeats abor ue commenced. At hail-past yue v'oiock P. M.. gee mierts baving bees made by the Lolice authoriics to rotect the pro®ession thal was to form al two @’ciock at the Corner of Bighth avenue aud iwenty- ninth street, and desirin: support of the mi orders were issued io ie Sixik, (o one 5! Seveuta, Caivvel Clark; Niata, Colonel f.ak; Tweuty- second, Co'onci rorier, amd sachiy-iourtn, Lieuten- ant Colonel Mitchell communal 3g, tO report at once on the ground above designated to Brivader General Varian, who had becu assigned to the command of the escort and previe ously iniormed a8 tO the Rumer ef regimeuts ordered io report w him, and the character of the services required Of the escort. Tue imsiructions to Genera! Varian were necessarily genera! in their enaractor, aud consisted chielly of my opinions as to the proportiens of troops to be piaced in Jront, on $ 2 | the avenue, the Hanks and in the rear of the procession; with ihe usual caution About preserving steadiness among the men and keeping the ranks weil ciosed up; ali the cetails of formation, which Would be varied ac- cording to the number of men im the procession, aud waich could be determined only upon te ground, logetuer with the orders and igstructons to the digcrent regimental commanders according to their respective positions in the column, and the attitude assumed by the crowds at diuveremt puints, were necessary leit to the exereise of his own best Judgment and discretion after he should nave are Tived upon the ground. Wheu the Seventh reciment hioved from the armory the two companies on Guty at Poltce Headquarters jomeu the regiment, aud the Fleventh reg'meut oceupied the rooms vacated on the we. floors, The regiments were reported promptly as ordered. fer the dispostt:ons made of them aud other iniormation concerning the proces- sion yous atiention is Invited to the idl owiug re. port of “General Varian, sabmitied immediately aller the procession had Leen dismissed:— Major G 2 Divistor ty big gs Tarav Bure! ime? Divis: 2 N. G. aN New) GEXFRAL—In eowmplianes with your inetruetions I have a the honur to subunit dhe fovowing repor According to verbai instrwctions received from this eet ress visit the several iments of wy brigade, ‘bad completed. boar, with the exception of the Eight regimet an oraers were received frum your ‘beadquurters ¥ prosuce Immediately. Ip accordanee with yonr directions to take coramand of the escort to the Orange procession 1 at ouce proceeced with my stad to ibe place designated, viz, Kigbih avenue, cerner corner of Tweuty-ninth street, ‘On my arrival there I fowod he proeession wader the protection of We police und ready mo ‘The Teetments of tnton:ry ordered for escort service—vte, Sixth, reveuth, Ninta, iwenty-second and Kighty-fourth. rived prompty aid reporied tor duty. I at ecce dispored the treops in- the folowing orde th reyiment on the Twenty accond apd Lighty-fourth on ibe rt respectively, in columns of fou ‘ear misih Ieadiag) in eolumn by companies, Befo ring the mu to move L was informe! by Inapecior ice force. taut the roo eon y. between Twenty-eixth and Twenty sevooth ete, enst side, were covered with men who bad been ding |tfearms, aud at ooee directed Colonel Clark to dete right wing of | bi iment on the posi ow kK, facing thone by p awhich saowld ae v ps umn bad ynsed that jocailty. These preparations being made [ gave command for the column to move, apa at once took position on the right with my staf. Huving arrived the coruer of I wonty-third street [ baltad tie cu the Fgbe wlug of tue Seventh ay oppor.unity gommana. The order to nalt had searceiy boom T nonrd aring proceeding appureaty frou tho rear, und 1 mediaiely reiuroed to ascertain the nature of the witieulty, On arriving I ordere! the fir.ng to cease, made tuquiry as jase, and learned tbat the column ‘had been fired into both from sidewalk and houses, and the tro bad been promptly returned by some of she regimenta, Killing and woundiag & Sumber Oo, persons Comparative order being restored I again put (he eotama. in motion, proceediog throagh Twenty-third sirest to, Fifth avenue, down Loe avenue io Fourteenth atreet, thence around ston Monument, dows Fourth avenue to the danguoe Favenus wiboul farcher disturbance than the ocea- srreat of individnale on the sidewalk Dy, the plies, aceon a After remaining in ti and « ball L gave directions turn to their armories and further orders (rom your headquartors. if Beda ye position deseribed about an hour 0 the several commans to ro- ‘hold themselves in readipers for Leanoot close without expressing my satisfaction at the alacrity and cheersulness displayed by office thelr power; obexlug orders and giving me every assistan hearty eo-operation, and, Iastiy,to the police for wen composing the pruccsslon—for it must it, : an to aay 066, Carrying Out ‘be instructions given hem 0 the 3 I Lave the howor to be. General, Fespecttuily, your obedient RIAN, Brigadier General, servant, J. M. VA. The firing refcrred to im General Varian’s report Was telegraphed to headquarters, with tho add. onal inf ation that large bodies of rioters were conironting the head of the column, Impeding is advance. Upon this the First regiment infantry, Ootonel Perley commanding, was ordered to move Promptly Jown to and occupy Madison square, 40 us to flank the riotera should they continue in force mm front of the procession when it reached that point, or render such assistance as General Varian might require, For @ similar purpose two cor. —. of the Kleventh regiment, afterwards rein- ‘orced by two other Companies, wero ordered to occupy Fourteenth stroet, near Irving piace, and the Thirteenth Tegument was moved up the Bowery a6 far an Fourth street, Theso movements were made on the leit fank of the column under the aup- wae which was afterwards found correct, hat tho bulk of the rioters would ap proach the route of the procession from the horth and east, Tho Thirteenth regiment $ subsequently reported to General Varian, a used in the dispositions made to insure order and Teer, in the dispersion of the Orangemen. Those ispositions were simply the occupation by the troops of the strects running into and across the Bowery and Fourth avenue, trom Astor place snd Evgnth street down to Fourth street. Alter the ' ries. Orangemen bed ett for their homes the troops wei —~) tually withdrawn and sent to their armo- of the Seventh regiment, was there- | ‘couward, com. | 0 1i8 destination « litte past four o'clock. While it ‘Was moving the troops n0t 10 the column or d! of on the dunks, a8 aduve Frecited,.were stativaed, Teaay for tmmedisate service, as follows, VizZ,:—! No Filth, Sixry-nincn, Ftty-1'th and >eventy-ninth im thetr respective armories; the Highth at the City Arsenal, witn Batteries C and G, Captain Schilling , and Lieurenant Wricht and the ‘Twelfth at ihe Slate Arsenal, Having been by the President of the Police Department to turntsh a guard for the protec- tion of the Umted States Post Odice, a detachment two co npamies of the Sixty-ntoth regiment were | rdered, st twenty minutes past five P. M., to 0c- cupy the lest Onice and remain there until seven | ol ck the next moruing, At the same thuc two cumpanes of the Seventy-Arst regiment were | ordered to occupy K: Garden, at Eighth vvenue | and llth street, nut! eight o'clock A. M., to preveus nticlpated attack upon a picnic pariy. At six | M., apparent quletude having pee» re- stored in the viciuity of head ra, the Thire Yecuta regiment Was reileved with the thinks of tae Givision conmander and erdered to retarn to ite | Qrmory; at the same time the First reziment, at | | Madison square, was ordered to return to its ! armory, aud the four compauies of the Eleventh. at | Fourteenth sireet, to rejoin the ee vo.ice | eadquarters, These dispositions brought all tne | troops, except the Kicveuth regiment, to the punt | ton oceupr ere they remained, early in the day, wi undistarbed bY orders oF al 8, the wuote ni; No indications of @ necessity for the nse of large bou.es of troops being ap, zee eneral Ward and Stall were rellevet at eizut MM, und General Varian aud staff at one A. M. of the 13th instant by the issue of the following notice:— The Major Genoral commanding destres me to say that the Tecent reports from the various preciuets are So Ba\ | What be dors not eonsider ft mecesary for te remala longer un duty. You will case consider yourself Telleved upon reeel..t of with the toa of the Com- manding weneral for the ecient discharge of the didicult | and veileate service of the day. | ‘The ‘giuents will all remiaia at thelr armories until fur. ther orders, ‘The night passed without any anesnal excitement, and at eigat o'clock A. M., with tue consent of the police tine 8 & gradual dismissal of all the Troops, excepi the Twenty-second regiment, was begun, T: the Twenty-eecond tue following order Was waned, vi — ORDERS—NO. 18, Heavquanrers Frnat Divmton, N. G, 8. N, Y.,) Daw You, July 18, (871. ecommuniing oficer of the Twenty-secun'! regiment m- frauy, wall tmmediately with bis command io Kim "afk, corner @ the Soulovard and Ninety-fourth street, te Tel.ovo the S-venty-Gres regiment and we Wasbiagton Uray | treop of cavairy, Upon his arrival he will confer with ibe ollicer in char,e of the Tuiriy-iirst preelnet, and ¢0-op- erave with Lim m the of er er. nt, | By order of Mayor Genera) SHALER. 44. H, CuRSEBROgGR, Colonel, Assistant Adjutant Gem eral and Owes of Stad. eae eS ie: ‘And at noon k was returned the armory and dismineed, fowad the of be ‘and the list ef casaal- Bnlstvel Men. na & 2 sei) oe Oa Sixth regiment—Captato Adler, grazed at the wrist; one private bully braved in ‘Mint regiment. S 7a i private H. ©, Pace, Company k, killed Fisk, Jr, ankle sprained; Cuptal bart wi a hh a brick; p ‘Stace wead; private Bur, Ul Byers, Company mob. urth regtment—Captal 3 Sergeant 7. J. Douglas. Company K, qth head by issia: private, Jennie, Company 1: abot is ad, seriously ; private W. Arche nt Behringer, Company G, leg Company F, liesh wound wound by atone; privace Townsend, Company G, shit in neck, musket ball; private Morgan, Company i, scalp wound, sight. ‘There are two points in connection with the onera- tious o1 this command on the 11h inst, to wo the attsntion of the Comimander-ta-C nie ts spec in viled, First, the promptiude with which the troops | aswembled, and which the Commander-in-Cniel by | has presence bad an opporcunity of witocssing, and i { stabne second, tie ucreased Dumbers Which cach organi- Zation turacd out, In many regiments this mcrease amounted to fi.ty per cent more thau usual parades, 80d when is considered the peculiar circumsiances | under whieh | and excited state of the public mind, tne exiraorii | Dary and unu-val couditions which Mae It neces. ‘ sary to call upep the National Guard and the ex- tremely deitcate character of the service tobe per- ' formed, tae devowon Of the ofticers and men to priacl- ples of jaw and order, and of complete subordination to the constituted auitoriues is atcikingly appareat, ‘Their conauct duriag the twenty-four successive bours of service was in tie bigest degree com- | mendavie. but one case of misconduct of an oficer is reported, and tnas 18 weing avieniled to. A very | smail portion of tre public press and a few perons to create an impression that sonic oi tae regiments | acteu hastily im firag en Kightn avenue; but vy a euresul perusal of the oficial reports of all the prin- etpal commanding efivers aud @ minnie personal | Mquiry of the Oimcers engaged and of the citizens j Festdug in the reignborvvod, into the circum stances attending tue méice, I have [aed to | discover suuicwut cause for the staloments | made, An official report of operauons of @ imiitary bouy ie bot eo ace to dis. | coss tu@ merits of any proposition touching the conduct of tae troops; that does not ewanate from the recoguized source of muliary aucuovity, But as so much has been said by Certain classes, and | So much bas beea written calcuated to bing into | disrespute at least & porlioa Oi iat organiwation Warich aivne can protect aud uefoud law-avidiug ciuens in thetr rights of person aa property m times of mov and «marchy, 1 will be pardoned Tepuiauoa of Mat part which | have the honor to | Comiuand, so lar as to deciare my beliel that what 18 sul or written about the miscoaduct of the troops on the lath inst has & ovigia ad 4a ua Tuanly aio. Leiters of thanks from citizens in the neignbur hood of the riot lor the services rendere.t by the tweops contrm the oficial reports of the ofieera, ‘The testimony is abuncant to show that long defore the troops retaliated firearms were discharged and wissiies oj all kinds thrown at tiem liv ine sidewaiks, Widows and bouseivps, and 16 Was not antl aa vilcer Of the Eighiy-iourth regi- Ment had been strack dowo by ® intssiie thrown from 4 housevop, wue of she men skot in the head, and anotuer Nad received a flesh wound, two men of the Ninth killed Outrizhs, & number wounded, and three of the Sixth Wounded, that tire wus opened on te mov, It ts the Opiuon Of Ube Most experienced Oficers Of the police force and mMlliary present taat the troops did not fire aay too soon; that in a very few minutes more it would have been dificult, if NOt impossible, 10 OVeTpOWwer the mob, and inal the lives lost at Kignih aveaue and Lwenty-fourtu street Saved ticsacrince Of @ much greater Dumber at some other point. None can sympatnize more deeply with the families thaysuliered vy the uniortunate occurrences | Of ihe ith Tngi. toan do the men whose duty re- quired thom to use their weapons 10 sustauiung the Civil authorities and ia delence of them-eives. Atid | it Is not unreasonable to hope thut whie all are depionng te circumstances waoich made & Peart to aris neCessary, the pubiie Wii Lot ve unwtudit Of the bereaved Jamies of tie dead aud suiering members of the Na tonal Guard, ‘The extremely delicate service of General Varian in commanding Ue escort to the procession Was performed in @ wighiy creditable manner and tomy Saulstactioa, aud It Would be unjust to merivorions Oilivers not to record hereim my convicuon that | the regimental commanders of the escort acted with coolness and discretion; that tne Ofiicers and men under them discoarged’ their duty under circumstauces calcnlated to excite and aggra- vate the most experienced truvps, and are entutied, therefore, te the commendation of their superior Ollicers. ' Tho orders issued irom time to "Me were obeyed by a1 tio cummands en duty witlr an aiacrity rarely wiinessed, giving abundant evidence that the National Guard stands ready at all times to eusiain the Civil authorities in Maintaining law aod Order against oli ageressors. To the meimbera O1 my staf, who from early morn- ing of the izth anti) noon of the .8th were act.vely ecugaged, without rest, 1 am indebted for the prompt delivery of orders aud despatcies and other valuauie assistance, Ldesize also to record my acknowledgments for the proiessional services of Surgeon Cheeseman, formerly of the Sevenia regimeut, N, G., which were kindly Voiunveered aud accepted arly ou the morning of tne 12. Permit me in conclusion, wuile alinding to’ the meritorious services of iuas6 under my command, to contirin What the public press have already said of the gallant conduct of the pohce furee euguged on thatday, It was my duty tv keep im consiant communication with the Commander-in-Chiel and the police authorities from eariy moraing until the excitement of the public mind subsided, At headquarters but one sentiment actuated the officers on duiy, from the President of the Deparunent, Mr. Henry Smith, and hts colleagues of tie Board of Commissione id Superutendent Kelso and his — snbor uate oMcers, and that was to do ther whole duty ia the most prompt aud energetic manner. Tie movements of the detachments were mado with ur reatest aiacrity, aud the officers of the Nauon: juard Who Witnesset their operations m attackin: the mob at digerent points nnite in giving tne highes' praise for the courage and dash diapiayed in inaking attacks, as Weil as for the patient coolness mane Jesied while exposed to the abusive epithets and Gangerous assaults of the mob. Their valor was conspicuons and entities them not only to the Tespect of (heir superiors, but to the contdence of tue public at | While New York possesses 80 brave and @ erifcing a body of protectors she has litte to lear from internal dissensions. Very respectfaily yours, ALEXANDER SIALER, Major General Commanding. THE CORONER'S INQUISITION. Investigation te Be Commenced Next Monday at Twenty-sccond Mrect and Seventh Ave- nae—The Jury. Coroner Young nae at last decided upon « ra’ ee procession formed and iparched trom | time aad piece fer pgiding the investigation | that ; the Coroner will be the orders were issued, and the divided | | Witla bhasseJ and prejudiced minds have eadeavored | lor a-sauning the guardianship ef the Rovor and | JULY 22. 187. which occurred im this city on last Wednesday week, with such fearfully disastrous results. The Coroner has secured the use of the Eighth District (civil) Court room, southwest corner of Tweaty- second street and Seventh avenue, and there intends to commence his inquisition at ten o’clock next Monday morning. No witnesses except those who ‘were present at the scene of the riot will be os ‘oung will eontinue the ete Serge At day and reach @ at the eartiest poastble moment, js probable m_ the invesiest rm by Attorney Gar ‘Vin or one of nis assiatants, altuouzh he feels fully competent to conduct tie case alone. Great inter- eat is feit in the resuit of the inquiry and doubtless & large crowd will be in atiendance at the coure Towm. It is likely to !ast about ten days, In order that there may be no cavil or auit-finding about the jury to be sworn in the case, Coroner Young has’ determined to watt upon Mr. Douglas Taylor, Commissioner of Jurors, the legally coustl- tuted officer tor such duty, and request him to em- panel \welve gool men and assume the entire re Spousibility of tuat part of the busimess. DISMISSAL OF OFFICER LOGAN, OF THE TWENTY-SiXTH PRECINCT. Patrolman Patrick Logan, of the Twenvy-#ixth Precinct, was yesterday tried before President Smith and Commissioners Barr and Manierre for improper conduct and insabvordination on the day @f tue riots, The charge was preferred against him by Sergeant Carpenter, of the Sanitary squad, who testified that on the 12th inst, tho complainant was under the command of Captain leiden, of the Fifteenth pre- cinct, in Broadway, aud received orders te disperse @ crowd of rufians who had collected at Eleventh etrest. A figit ensued, ana the polico were obliged to use their clubs ireely. Amnane se: men who were ordered to churge the mop was vatrick Logan, whe has been on the force for ten years. ils man REFUSED TO ATTACK THE RIVTERS, saving that be was an Irishman and a oman Catho- lie, and selt that bia conscience would net aliow bin to attack fis fellow countrymen He sabdec- quently interfered with other oflicers, calling apom thom to “deal gently” with the mo, and seized one Otlicer Who was endeavoring to disperse the rioters. Logan calied several witacases to prove that uane- cessary Violence was used, Dat the evidence failed to establish tae fact. Other witnesses testifiol that the mob wasa dan- erous one and frught desperately, and testified at the conduct of Logan was calculated te INJURB THR DIs0i aia mat bad never known an instance waee & aa i badd not been uniairly treaied, and shat it holy religion that was assailcd.’” Commissioner Siita said thas the Board might have been induced to take @ lenient viow of the cuse in view of the previous good conduct of the accused, but such a course was impossible afer the expressions use! by Logan aud Pis caarges of un- Jair conduct on the part of tne Hoard. fe must, therefore, be d:smused irom the dep: ANOTHER INNOCENT VICTIA. Charles A. Kattenbeok died at Mount Smal Hosp! talen Thursday meht, He was a notary pw vilc and resided a! 805 Attorney street, On the day of the riot he went to Thirtieth street and Elghw avenue to draw a deed fora rentieman and left about two o’ciock to return home. Nearing Twenty-sixth street he saw te crowd on the avenne and turned up (weoty-sixtn street to aveid them. He had pro- | ceeded but a shori distance when the Ge map regt- ment opened fre on the rowdies, Mr. Kattenbeck | pees ig three bails, one in each arm and oue ia the ac THE CATHOLIC BISHOP CF COLUMBUS, OIO, GN THE JULY RIOT. The following is'& card from the Catholic Bishop of Columbus, Onlo, published in the Ohio State {| Journal:— | The attempt of certam persons to make the Catholie Coureh reaponsthie for the late wew York riot ta unfair and unjust, Zhose who were dred by the police and mitita- Were on the spot fn vefiance of w strict Ani of thelr rebishop, given in ail the charches of ty the Sunday revions. “Phe feud between the Orange and Rinbon tac- ions, both male up ot afaciion ot the lower orders of the Irish'peop.e, is now centuries old. Keligion was made the pretext, but both parties practically renouvced retizion im thetr strife. ‘The New York rot was simpy a contina: of that atrife, To make the Cacho:le Churci responsiiite for Ambat w (oretig, abliore and eondomos ts, unfair and ta Wee! Teport tu to-day's Jaws rarrnens, A obitd,” an'd he, “alwavs telts the secret of the famfy,” nd in this riotens, untutored, unzoverned portion of the iio Chnreb we see the tuimu tuons aphea power th.tahall stake, antes 1: Is bro! tom centre to oroimiere q js a fundamental principle ailistost. The tendency ot ¢ teashings, 1s toward intolerance." The lajsilce of this consists in astaming th lngoverned portion of the Cathoie Churel ber teachin.s aud Cuddling her spirit; shat tutored’? are the heet ta ng wanenverned”. the bes ree ings Js, thone inven, wi 4 | Sonamawa given tacos trom the sitar’ osasea te be coiiaen of | the Church, and ia secret they reven'ed was the eld, ohl story | @f human wrath, known sigce the time of Cain, ‘© connest acts of violeace Uke this with wie dostrins of safe lubutty 18 emply absurd ah . . Toleration, to be whoicsome, neod not be founded on » | eonviction tha: there is ne religious truth, but rather oa the be Jef thst God along ia masier and judzeof mon. This was what aetnated the Cutho ics of Marylacd, who were the tirst to eyaitze revigious toluration in Amertos. This ts the prin- ipl on which the Cathoites of this country wie are true to heir soto live in peace with weir non-Catbolle hey do wot think of saying ‘we may be | wron:'tn our beile!, therefore let our n-ikhbor alene,”” “we know our faitn ia true, therefore we know that we are bound to love our ne Color, as we love oursely bors, no matter of what croed ut d reverence fa Bin the right we claim for ourselves, of God alone for master and a J Wo Cathones, Mr. Fa:tor, destre to. be litzens of a free republic. We want nothing for oursclves Dat what we will do our Dest to maintain for others, It would be « pleasure for us to see Jeaus | hriat cruetied honored and loved by all tions are on our countrymon, but no pleasure to sce azy one calling Aim- self a Catholic fer fashion's sare or on com avsiod: The + clergy Lave no temporal or the period Gaat shall follow the F expecta- judemest, whence they can anfer patiertiy, though with recret, the ovloquy and unjust hats exelted against them by misrepre- sontutions of such scandais aa the New York riot, 8. H. ROSECRANS, Bishop of Columbus. Corvus, July 18, 1871. A OHEAVE? CLUBs Three or four reprerentatives of the Twentidtn ‘Ward Workingmen’s Club met last mght at Mille man’s Hall, co ner of Seventh avenne and Twenty. sixth street, The oMcoers of the society were the only members present, and presented to the reporters | Fésviutions condemnatory Of the course pursued by H Governor Rotman during “the jate cppleasant- | mesa, RIOTERS IN COURT. Tho Assault on the Two Officers of the Sev. euty-first Regiment—Apylicatiea to Reduce the Bail of ihe Assnilan's. John Mahony, the alleged rioter, was brougnt | befo.e Justice Cardozo, of the Supreme Court, yes- terday, upon a writ of habess corpus sued out by William F. Kintzing, his counsel, Mahonny, i wilt be remembered, was arrested last Sunday for having Made an assault with a sword cane upon Captain Charles N. Swift and Lientensut Emile Cardozo, | two ofiicers of the Seventy first regiment, who were | waiking along Tnirty-ninth street, amd near Third avenue, They were boih in uniform at the time, re- tarning from the iuneral of Sergeant Wyatt and pri- vate Page, of tue Ninth regiment, and on their way | home. Lieavenant Cardozo drew bis revolver and hetd the crowd, of which Mahony was the leader, | at bay until rescued, Matouny was arrested and committed for tital by Jusuce Couiter in default of $5,v00 bail, At Use time of mis arrest upon this charge it was supposed from tne character of the — prs hi ah was the no stavbed privat urns, Of the Minin ot, «| the day Of the ricts; but upon his Deine taken to mie hedsive ef the soldier he failed to identity Mr. Kintzmg, in behalf of Mabonny, insated that the amount of ball fxed by the magistrate was excessive, taking into consideration the character of the offence and tre cond*ticn of the prisonsf, who WO but a poor working man. If he was guihy an oifence it was, he urged, vut asimple assault, The | bait ougnt to be $600 instead of $6,000, The prisoner ; Was aman of most excelient character, being a rn Man and rioter as cuaracierized im some ot our leading journal. He was to ve found On the 12th day of July in the ranks of the Sixty-ninjh regiment, with his muskets, ready to Support the authorities in vindicating the isis, The amonnvor bail fixed by the magtsirate was simp! cheng ho Assistant District Attorney Sullivan sald that the question as w the reaucuon of bal) Was ® matter, purely within tha discretion of the Oourt. From | What counsel said {t would seem thatthe ball was somewhat excessive, As to the coaracter of the a (hat was a matter to be hereafter deter. Judge Cardozo sa'd that the complainant was ofthe fame name as himsel!, bur be was NO connection or Fetatton of his, and he had never hearu of him ae Kiatsing es apt gt dey! the complain- ortune to 80 name. a seh th Bight be the prisoner's misfortuno, it he would take the papers. The Jucg remarked enailt Onops on Lona Istanpd.—From alt of Long wich, fc maid’ Navernover in years preseated sek ve Bi & pron ‘aspect a4 at present, frequent Wers Of the last two or three weeks have saved the rain and vegetables are everytni Souda be ceoired. mn ner are Out a Cherry Street Rookery. A Chickens and Children Looking fer Homes—Al- terations and Improvements to be Mado in Gotham Court. ‘The loneliest conditiog ef human Hfe in this | ‘World, and especially in a great city like this, is to be without.a home—to be “tarned out of house and Bome” and leit to “die in the ditch,” as the pro- verbial Irish lan dlords serve their tenants. So, un- doubtediy, thought many of the poor tenants wad yesterday had to vacate am immense five-story tenement tn Cherry street, 60 feet wide by 240 feet deep, whose principal entrance for light and air is a Barrow court op alley, ten feet wide, and known as West Gotham court, This immense structure was butit twenty years ago and was first rented out in May, 1861. It is so built as to represent six tene- ments thrown into ene, and each floor is mode to accommodate four families, When the house was fail there would be eighty-two families in 1s, con- taining an average of four persons each, or a con- stituency of 328 persons, ) Women and children. Cherry street commences at Franklin square and Tans parallel with the Rast River fora couple of miles or more. Within @ short distance of the. aquare—or at Nos, 84 to 88 Cherry stroet—oscur snese COURTS AND ROOKER IRs. For be tt known that there are three ef thoso tene- ments and three courts. The middie court nccom- modates half the tenants in the double structure and all of those tn a building opposite not quite so large, ‘Tne two tenements accommodate 1123 families, se that about seventy-two families have always oocu- *| pied the midrile or West Gotaam court, which divides No. 84 Cherry from Nos. 36 and 38, Between Nos, 82 and 84 there is another eourt, known a3 Mullins’ eourt, which leads to a large tenement built bya former Alderman ef the Fourth ward, now deceased. ‘This property is now owned by 6 Mra, Mc‘rath, whe resides im Renwick street. The building %s occupied by twenty-seven Mrmthes, and is ad- mifrably eared for by a Mrs. Oongdon, wio has Temided im the court for twenty-three years, It was serupulously meat and clean yesterday, and Mrs. @ongdon and others assured the reporter that 1odgers ‘were not allewed te be kept by any of the families; ‘that the cellars are swept twice a week, which their S@ppearance seemed to justify, and the court every Gay. Tae waver closets, unlike these in the other building. are above ground in the further end of the eourt and empty into a sewer which runs under the Fourth precinet police stavion ime Roosevelt street, These closets were as dry and elean as any tn & pri- ‘Vato dwelling could be, The property 1s not of equal widta at beih ends, and the southerly building on — Gotham eourt almost jute up against it at the Peart street end and shuts out very MUCH OF THE LIGHT AND YENTILATION which i might otherwise have. This Gotham cours house, too, la a story higher, and its chimneys and eoping, not being in very good order, occasiocally tumble down, endangering the lives of the Mullins’ court folxs. On the north side of the douvle building, entered by Gotham court, ts another eou:tway known as Single ailey, Decause it is abont nalf the width of Gotham and accommodates less than half the people. Bingty alley was comparatively dry and clean yes- terday unth the tenants began to turn out and empty beds and stoves, ashes, &¢., into it, It com mau mae, the average being about $6 a month tere to $5 25 in the ether. A few rooms in Single alley and @ few ou the south sige building of Gotuam court reated for$7a month. Formerly the water wes m the rooms, but during tno war and tor & short me previously some walicions tenants cut the lead pipes in unuccupied apartments aud car. Tied off an sold the same, and ever since the water has been piaced in hyurants tn the court. A Mr. Sweeney, Wao Worueuy had a blaczswwith shop those buildings now stands, tveuty- | nd who Das lived in the neighbor re nis ‘amily tuere, And {3 wuiiiar with the entire locailty aud with every ene in it has been. the agent of t103e Bonses ever since they were built, twenty years ago, on the tnen site of a coal yard. The tenants, many of whoia Nave lived several years under him and havo the highest. re- specter hun, have named the doubie teucment in ‘his honor, “QWHSNRY’S HOTEL.” Well, Sweeney's Hotel has not been trondled with smaiipox, cholera or any other discase fur many Years; and, howvithstanding the report that ythe Board of Health wore turning the tenants out vo rid the rookery of that pest, there was not a single case of it known yesterday among any of them. The measure was caicd-for on sanitary grouniJs, but Buk to stop disease, and the seneean tice to move, but they held 6a day a ave until yesterday noon, when @ platoon about fifty policemen marcied to the two courts—Gotuam and Single aliey—and, while @ portion kept guard eutside aud prevented ingress or o.reas, save of those who lived there, another portion went up and oor im and out through the ‘hotel? and coum lied the tenants to take up their beds and wate. ‘nen there was @ scene of confusion such as ts rarety witnessed and which would require the peu of & Dickens or tho pencil of a Brown ora Cruikshank | Or @ Nast to do it fultjustice. Scores of liitie bavies, @ach Ks own lamentation on a dierent chord or pisch, were paced against the walls @f the court, while the “mammies” ran op and down the Tiekety stairs for and with pleves of furnitar many efthem quaint. and dilapidated. Ticks Taaltresses were cuptiod ous by tnose who had money £0 renew the straw Gling. and carmen inthe | in Begnesyeees who had need of beds for thew wernes i (he straw away in barrows Gr tendies. | Cats aud dogs and chickens rap around widly look! for owners, and often fell foul of each other and tho motiey crowd who were seeking # prowised land anda home elsewhere. Babies fell over d a as wih yew? yey an ols, fell over babi then @ how! a and 8 wuine and an oath 07 9 vet MINGLED TOUXTAER MOST DISCORDANTLY on the air., One old dame, who drowned, ber grief ina potof “poteen,” cried @ut that tt owas “an awiul shame. as it was, to cum an’ dhrive out poor Deople in this way out ‘ay house an’ home. | Vn: are We cummin toat all wale she asked, “vhen tlie Peleece can’t find nothin’ betther to do than tbisz” Avother oid dane who had not washed her face evidently for @ good many days, responded:+ ‘Arrah, thin, Mra, Seolivan, wiualro you talkin’ about dure there’s plinty of room in New Yori aad we'fe not obliged to stay in the Fourta war Ror in Goiham courtaitner.” If +r. Soolivau's! face and neck aad hands had Rad as much water poured on them as there nat Resp Oneny sirces gin her stomach It pour into Would have Improved ber personal appear. ance, she was # §000-ouking uimo and had @ young danghter about sixteen or seven. teen years u! age, handsvme, but Drazen, who sirur- ted around bareivotea and wearing louse, old wo~ mad’s garments, avd tried to get her motuer to hold her tongue, “Au’ what ihe divil’s the matier with your” she said, “don't you know that he (ne rej ) only Waits to hear wat you say to put it. all Gown aud print it in the papers to-morrow morit- ing’ Hol? your tongac aa’ come tn out o’ tuat.'’ This was too much for Mrs, Sullivan, aud she toid the dasghter to : BRS GO THR BLP ard mind her own business, 40, Mrs. Sullivan knew her rights and she dared maintain th m, And chief among those imalisnaple rigilts bestowed upon Women In general and upon Mra, Solivan in parucular was the right © Laik as muck as sue pleased, and sre heid ber grouud firmly. Most Of the tenants lound rooms in the neighbor- hood. A few went up to Oak, Water and other streets, and as there were thirteen families turued out yesterday there was no auitoulty experienced in finding homes for all in tne viciaivy, For more than two years Mr, Sweeney, the ayeiit, has wanted th ners to make alterations and 1u- provements In the “hotel” eslied after his naine, but the owners nave been divided and dravelling and fogaged in other pursuits, go that they have neg- lected it, The consequence nas veen that for tie past eigateen moutas foi Adie Lo this Duiidiug, and tenants who occupied rooms had for the most part suited themseives beture this “new departure” was promal ‘The present, Owner is & young gentieman named W. H. i, Who bas ordered tue necessary improvements anc alterations to be made under the superintendence of Mr. Sweeney, Gt eee is nOW sixty gears of but looks Healthy and strony enough or ano-her score of years. ‘To iidstrate bts Kindhiness of heart 1t may be mentioned ‘What One tenant of Lis, Hot belonging to the “h Whe could not, from HER NASURAL INKTINGT AND DISPUBITIUS, four rvoms have oveu , avoid quarrelling with bef was ordered ont, but having no to go & and no moner to Rome, for nersett tushet than allow uer to reuail(o 01 y a aortoy hts tenants, nov@ithstan: her promises of 1 future. Improvements to be made in 40 (ar a8 at present determined @ little higher rent than the Gotham cours. {tb Rave aad amplo | vemnel made, Tae yesterday by Mr. Regeney. So polated to the 10086 Iroa tings, which we remained there Ul to m the same condition fur twenty y wheu It was in the power of any disionest totace them Away at any timo lils own black yan ccehaua mte Suess Oe ul ui ‘| themselves Gotham toourt and “bweeney’s have been for years THE RESORT OF THIEVES AND BLACKGUA! and irom the location sud cuaracter of ie plang ! bo ng — be aveided. ee beeen: uckley, urn, were on duty afvernco: The former has been ry er | Maround the diggins’,” and is sue only probabi: prec! who can gow snd unriolested at any Rouref the day or night. He well known by ailtve senanw aud by the roughs who gather in them at night, itn. not lopg ago one | of the latter attempted to suoot hin while the offi. cer was chasing him across the rogis aod of the “note! and the adjolntug Douses, As tl | on the conrt amd the scultiea ou the roois | always open a | a running up stairs | Poors! te would. take ak least root we to arrest fol nei Md fhe tne Jatier showed any dispositivn Thecellar, too, ae one opem space, 240 feet dee} 1d nt be'e! a bei ust as verge ea ae ago @ Woman residing in the a by #0) doors ang | down the cellar stairs, wiere tue: 8 we ted her but for the timely arrival of Bweoney., But to aitempt to arrest tuem would be @ him, aud those ruiiians Were oly ie alteratio rs in the Will remove the opportuaities for much of va i vice and erime there in (ire iutnre, aad iJ | nething more st Would be wertn the cust lor alone, THE MURDERED GAUR=R OF BAOOKLYN. Inquest Over the Body ef Clinton Gilbert—The City Authorities Resommented to Offer's Reward for the Murderer. AM inquest toueing. vae death of Internal Reve: ‘nue Ganger, Cinton Gilbert was beid yesterday aiternoon by Coroner Jeues, at the Marine Hospitah ou Flushing avenue, bincinpe hd om barney JOURDAN. ; | falyj some of thom are eared ‘on ii'twe Fie ward ta ject sirens. and near lavy Yard well and tho t Kiver; tant fe Wweation; 1 have erder+ gad author:iy to supprose Lule by a ag where Wie done aad reperiog recta, Colector’ of Tatcrnal Revenas; Ge men to the property, for any he | ‘ty an | chert it alata treet, near Hudsom aveaus, | treot; that ts all | remember mow: tl ‘ Ported to tus Collectors tat snd other reports of aI acter have been given actor requenit | fhe past few mania defere the ef.bt of the lath | gress, and 1s provided by the xovernm io foree tn Enemy premiras nt emrering inte | where itis known to be yarried on; L kuew that iiltelt | was boing carried on mt these places: arresta aud seizures is vested States Marsuai by virtue of their ut two oe - OD. Marshal im Meniazae sirect; I there divided them) Siates tuto squada of sight or ten exea, and direotyd to prow eee 10 the Marin cks oy different rows sat g quarter re, accompanied by the a were 1 ‘the Navy when each was de respective o | tyme; the Marrbals | proc make arredte. thore whom they bad’ warrasia; the Deputy Collector the Assesor proceerie to an Uiicit stil, im Dixon's alley, neas York atreet. leavii street, near.y op; eid agitate ad feacy to ausist un if called upon } le Navy Yar: ready te ass! + ates were closed. eo thal the marines should not be seem. from the strvet; while stand ne corner Imamediately thereatter eame from the sam 2 3 jomnet “Us 01 Broome to bring ont ine marines to rwarned dhe cme ceased, and tbe. 0 commenced 10 assemble irom we remat risoners, and toea retired to the Ni: ‘a kk avout from @ quarter to two to four o'eioes oe theme ring ad we: ' tue lew Perwon tm the wirvot, except my perry; I saw wo person, could omly locace the position ths partes whe fred by the ashes o° the plstois; T think the lanips up were dark; It wasn hazy, f erpaifous to bé there juat at che Soqueuce Of the fog it was dark. T the pvsition of Mr. Gilbert as (be time he was stot and situation of the different parcica Ly a diagram; a Mr. Sek | Tage aad x dic. Weeks were si ct, beside <p. ullvert, Dut 60 slightly aa {0 simost escape wnhuit; T am duly autlottaed to carry out the law in seli 1 have on former occasion@ C es been furnished witb treops by erder Fovernment; bp Do possibiuity ould Gi.bert have been shot by any mer; ft ai foot 3 itwas luapoasibi.ity; Glvert was five or sis from me when he was shot, | wis saptnenr a OF AS#I*TANT herp oti Bye 90 of Assistyat dea a car- | woboracee that &¢ General urhas: fle tenlldes Vent he ww PAMCTE AL Whe raid a tho Fifi ward on the moruiog of the | the command of ‘ ite inst., under nan lour~ In compaay” wich “Annstan'” Assessors” Willen Grease r nt Goanger Waste ent caberk and ook hie bation | on York strect, reir Hudson avenue; was standing in York mand ork street the sb peated te vimie and Lork s.reet; ot come froma distance @. & foot or.eigutven incuee 1 om the house; stopped into a ceorway and immediately after a | Yelley’ of eiuht or ane were from ratio then saw | Hie. same. position until ‘ont | Immedhue y After heard nome wat apparently rant thy cit way. “You that’ atibert need of @ prigower apd Kepa ° TESTIMONY OF Gav... ITLE. - / Pawart H. Lite teatied thatihe woae United Stated guager and was proveat on the moraing of the 14th inet, the raid in the Frith rt when he Tasethek; heard s woliey of eucht or ive shove Sco: when to bing wes to remove iiim to tue Navy Yard. , VERDICT OF THB JURY. 010%) Wo, tho undersigne:l, find that Cltoton ‘Gilbers came to his death vy o pisial shot wound inticte@ Pa Disto; tbo bead of some persou unKDown te. jury, while tuihe discharge of ois di | omicer of the Interaal Keveaue ia eee Ba She Navy Yard gate. aur We, the aidersigned jurors, would recomm: $Ras che civil authoriies of “Brooklyn ofena rew: for the @oprehession and eouviction of the 8150, i eas wouud on the ida day of July, a AY EXTRAORDINARY BALE OF ooTroy. A sample of the finest bale of cotton ever pT duced was exhibited af thé New York Votton Ex- change yesterday. The welgnt of the bale was 442 Pounds, which, In the aggiegute, reatized the rev | spectablo sum of $3,312 20—an uverage/ol: 8% 48 per pound. The cotton was raised oy W. B. McShaw, Lee county, Mirsissippi, was picked by himself, Wife and daughter in their parior, and took the fires Premium of $600 for the best vaie of shore Staple cotton offered at the St. Louis Fair last’ October. in, It took the sweepstak Prize of $7,000 AGierea for ‘the ben baie ot ‘Mebtaw r a eee mre a hye aoe as ¢ ee arnerm Ecducational Society, whicrotered ton thee t. Louis Cora Exchange, and sort it-to dir. D. G. Tutt at inode Bei Ww the sane I. twenty-five cents per pound. ia it Was pre- se] fas formeriy. “After this 1 wae uot oWeredcor nate by the socie:y, but w. sold and to be purer Mesgrs, Shyrock,& Kowiand, of 8. Lows, who Shipped it to Medsrs, Norton, Siauguter % Uo., of thus city, io ee ogee Be) for She sheen way an to preven being entei 1 the $1,093) premium to Pe ollered the fair in Uctover next, aswell ng to - teat appreciation ot Ap apg will ran the t zany feet. Theo banidin; Cage Aye? Govham u feet wiue, coal which are now be On einer Bide of oe. be Northern factors and manutacturers of the industry of Mra. Ww aud daughter, wit ir hands pte for exhib.ion, bey bt, the it ‘@f cotton ever Fore in dounity. this cotton at Alty ceuta yar pound’ hrteusmanseeot 8, Munn, Bun & Gos cotion bepyers, to ker, ation Farl, wreesurer of Nortolk and New Bruasw.ck How slery Coupany, of Sow Bruuswick, N, 3, t the ruguest of Mr. ari Mr. T, augh' gitie bre. HeShaw es rade pe *f of tervct Ms it daughter, presented witn / manulactured from this Fomarkav.e cotton” sip GAD TIDINGS FROM THE &EA SHORE, On Sanday afternoon iast, aeoording to the state. 5 De corn srr Ea \@ sickent Would create an epidemic. aad fears would have pen Mona ZED, t! continued t0 be occupied and next 1 a8 warm an Al mouths generally axe. * MUSE be moted tough the sewer is ment ef Captain Jones, three men in a rowboat. Were drowned of RuiMo’s Point, Tueir bodies were On Wedueaday the dead oo canon beac at N eee eon ma nee Zed ome amd yesteriay wat