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Riots. The Three .NSghts at NelO York. The editor of the New York Enquirer speaks thus of these riots: "Such was the excitement on the first ebullihon ot teel- ing. that until they had accomplished their work of destruction, we do not think they could have been subdued by any trfiing police force; but this remark does not ap- ply in any way to the disturbances on the evenings of Thursday and Friday. All the destruction of property which took place on these two evenings, was effected by less tban one hundred men and boys, whose ob- feet was mischiefin it's greatest extent and enc half of whom were is state ot intoxi- cation. Some thousands oi ispectators ioi- lowed, and witnessed their proceedlngs.-- We were constantly among them, and we do not hesitate to assert as on deliberate con. viiction which is equally entertained by all who witnessed these riots-that there s7as no disturbance at aay period of tune on Thursday or FridaY eufaings, 1shaeh THiR- rY determined catchmais could not here suppressed in fcs mfaates"