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As we have before mentioned, the Irish lsbo reys
employed by the contractors for the Atlantic dock
works, South Brooklyn, struck, some time since.
for higher wages, and a limitation of working
hours. The contractors refused to sccede to the
rates demanded, aud employed Germans instead of
the Irish. About 500 Germans are now at work
there An attack having been threatened by the Irsh
the troops were called out last Saturday evening,
and occupied the ground until o'clock, on Sunday
morning. They then withdrew, and on Sunday
night, AZ report goes, German was shot near the
works by some unknown person, supposed to be an
irish laborer. The troops were again ordered oul
yesterday morning. to protect the Germans We
visited the scene OF action in the afternoon. and
found that the sheriff was there with an assembled
posse Of about $50 men. The military force con-
sists Of the Union Blues, Captain Goodchild, mus
terlng 20 men men; the City Guard, Capt OIney, 80
% men. and field pieces; and the Columbia Rife.
men, Capt. Morrison, IS men besides a partv ne
U. 8. troops, upon Governors Island who are kept
under arms, and ready to proceed to the ground at
General Underhill and staff, Breadier- General
Duryea and staff, and Colonel Quivedo, with the
officers Of tie brigade under his command


For the rioters TO Oppose oppose sue such force would be
any attack until the military are Withdrawn Crowds
ot them are, however, gathered In the vicinity of
the troops, cursing and swearing At them, kissing
and groanlng, calling them I'D yankees" and
British coming" The military bear it all with
becoming fortitude and patience, preserving the
most commendable discipline. They were to oc-
cuny the ground all last night. under arms.


While walking through Brooklyn, we observed
the following handful, purporting to be printed at
"the Volunteer Office, placarded on the most con.
spicuous places: