The Daily state journal. [volume] (Alexandria, Va.) 1868-1874, 1871-07-10
VIOLENT SToRMS-DESTRUCTION
AND LOSS OF LIFE.
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Arrest Of a Bigamist and seducer.
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The IRISH troubles IN new YORK
Nec York, July 9.-There is mischief
brewing between the Irish Catholics and
| Orangernen, which can hardly fail to result
in serious riot, unless the authorities in
terfere. 1t is said the 0rangemen have Or
ganized 5000 men to defend their process
sion, and the Catholics have organized
much larger number under the name Of the
Hibernian National Volunteers. Both par
ties ayow their intention to parade full Y
armed. Two divisions of the ancient order
of Hibernians met in secret session. Re-
marks outside of the hall indicate bitter an
mostly against the Orangemen, and an ex-
tensive purchase Of arms seems certain.
The Hibernian Society will get up target
excursion for the purpose of meeting the
Orange procession. Mayor Hall expresses
VAS pooicitO VPAAioAi, eii"t viz PASpdidtiOiH
against tne antcipateu l1ot are so perfect
as 10 rcnuer ~ lIiPossIoie.
ArcIoishop rlcSiosNy, uicc.s lle clergy
~ sPeah a' ea1ii mass, auvsnis .ielr COR
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'''J Mr. So,.I .t,,v IN .rohh;sbon Afc-
e,oslsv,s sermon Yesterday ''p ;nt;matpes that that
nc Oyanoe,nan ;ntend to nrovola oufragas
He homes the nroner authorities will nre.
vent the procession. m G but if It is allowed he
roes ,ras 'e and diov warns narants bnshanJs .nd ND
hrootberS n oo 10 their amnloymants and
attard tho;, oyooat t;anS as ,,s,,oi ~,
"Wednesday % and retu,n 70 tha;r | homes
nascaf,,llw II tha evening as thoral No
r,,cb foundation to do av;I was avar tbrown
IN tho;r uav OF Catbol;c notberS wives
tand - the;r hnraa S,,t;es and allou, ,,o I'M.
vn,thv 10 dra,y thor, ,,aas th;s
nroeacs;on
There was an excited meeting of the Irish
Co,fafle,at;on veSterdav affaynaon IN
avenue GAP "A resolution deprecating
any attempt to obstruct or prevent the
disposition of the majority was in favor of
violence.
Inc mayor was IN consultation WIN the
ponce commissioners yesterday.
:. FOREIGN.
COUNT DE CHAMBORD's MANIFESTO
CONFERENCE.-THE COLONIAL. PRO-
DUCE-MUNICIPAL ELECTIONS IN
PARIS, &C., &C.
Paris, July 9.-The manifesto of Count
DeChanibord is generally condemned in
severe terms by the press, as calculated to
increase the agitation which it pretends to
deprecate.
4 The Assembly has passed the bill inn
E posing additional taxes on colonial produce,
by vote of 4S3 to 5.
The municipal elections for Paris will be
held on the 26th instant.
lication ofa newspaper, and has proposed to
Gen. Faidsherbe to take charge of its mill
tary, chronicle.
The present harvest IN France will fall
below the annual average.
Wreck Of French ship--Immense Loss of
Life.
Paris, July 1O.-The French ship Zouaye
has been wrecked near the Cape of Good
Hope. All hands lost. One hundred and
fifty bodies were washed ashore.
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Of the Coronsr's Jury.
New York. july lO.-The coroner's Jury
in the Newark railroad accident concludes
it's verdict; 1--WE. the Jury. do saw that the
misnlaced switch was the resnlt of care
lessness on the part Of the switch-tender,
VIM. Thompson; and we do also eensure
the company of the Newark and New York
railroad for employing or allowing to be
employed upon their road young and unex-
perienced men to hold responsible posi-
, tions."
Release Of Communists The Pope Invited
!. To France.