The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1871-07-12
THE B0YNE WATER.
.IN APPALLING RToT THBEAEENED.
IN NEW york TO-DAY. "

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The Orange eExoitsnaent-Thel New York
Police Instructed 10 Prevent tho Rival
3 procsssions-The crangemen Of Jersey
CITY Determined to Parade-Actionof OF
i the Governor OF New Jersey-Move-
Z ments In Brooklyn. l..e
New YORK, June1o.
tits now stated on good authority that the
Hibefnians will parade Wednesday, headed by
q man called Captain Cleary. The number to
turn out cannot be ascertalned. ills also said
that the 7th, 9th, 9th, 18th and list regiments
will be ordered to hold themselves in readi.
ness at their armories to aid the police, Il
necessary, to quen any signs Of riot, ~.
NEW YORK, July IL.
Kelso has instructed the police to prevent
professions either of the Orangemen or Hber-
nian Target Societies. :5sa
The Orangemen Of Jersey City are determin-
ed to parade, and the greatest alatm exists
among the citizens who are apprehensiye for
the safety oftheIr persons and property. The
Hibernians make no secret of their determine
tIon to attack the Orangemen In case the latter
should parade. Preparations for the expected:
fray are said to be very complete.
LATER-9 P. M.-The prohibition Of the pro-
posed parade of Orangemen is' the general
tonic of conversation In workshops and street
corners. Various views are expressed inre-
gard to the. action of the authorities, and
sometimes high teelingsare, manifested. The
private instructions accompanying the gem
ieral order Of superinte ndent Kelsosare said to
be very explicit, aud enjoin not only the put
ting. down Of professions and the dispersion
of crowds, but the arrest of;all parties con-
gfegated In lodges and nails to form process
slaus. It is not disguised that trouble may
yet occur, and the whole National Guard are
to be In readiness for actlon. Any distribu-
tion of arms tonight will entail the arrest OF
the parties participating in 1t, and any found
carrying arms or parading the streets are TO
be arrested .,.s.5-. ~ r. =
Orders for the whole police force to be In
readiness tomorrow morning have not been
countermanded, and preparations have been
made to swear in any number OF special con-
stables this evening that circumstances may
warrant. Inquiries have been instituted BY
the inspectors In regard to the number. of.men
on. the force in each precinct armed with re-
;volYers, and over four hundred navy revolv-
!ers have been distributed to those having
none. ,il,; :;
! 2 hrge crowd occupied the City Hall steps:
AMONG these the Individual expressions OF
opinion were bold and outspoken. Areporter
who visited some of the headquarters ofthe
Orangemen to-day found less excitement pre-
yailing than would be naturally expected. Z,
Mr.. Bond, Grand Master OF the Orange
Lodges of the United States, came to- New
York to-day, accompanied by his deputy.
Both seem lnclled to accept the situation IN 9
philosophical manner. In Brooklyn precan-
tIouary measures have been: taken for preserv-
ing the public peace. This morning ameettng
was held In the Mayors office, at which Mayor
Kalbaeish, Major General Woodward, COM
mandlng the Second Division National Guard,
attorney Walter, sheriff and the poliee com
missloners were presaG.. It was resolved 10
have the Brooklyn militia In readiness pre-
pared tor any emergency. Besldes this the
whole police force will be on duty, and 80 dis.
tributed to be rapidly concentrated should
occasion require it. j is' said that several
Brooklyn men have been canvassing the Long
Island towns since Saturday morning, organt
ling bodies to take part In the proposed riot.
According to some accounts over three hun
dred men signlfed their willingness 70 parttct
pate,in the disturbance. They we're INSTRUCTED
to arm themselves as fully as possible, meetlr
Jamaica, and go thence to Thirty Fourth stree
Ferry where deputatio OF New Workers vii
receive them. Considerable excitement pre-
vailed on the island.
The members of the Produce Exchange pro
test against the action of Mayor Hall. It Il
reported that the Orangemen are determined
to parade, If not here, then In. Jersey City.
TRENTON, July II.
The proclamation of Governor Randolph
narrates the privileges of citizens and th'
Governors duty; that society proposes
usual parade, and he has knowledge OF an IN
tentlon to modest the same. he warns tn.
people to abstain from Interfering with 4
peaceful gathering. Interference by person
from other States will be promptly ant
severely punished. He enjoIns all the legal!
constituted authorities to protect the peaceful
assembly; ifthe force is insufficient, the militi'
will be called out. He enjolns patience, cart
and discretion upon the orangemen In thet
ceremonies, assuring them that, though pro
tected In their rights, they are by no mean
sustained Ii Its exercise By q patriotic ant
Christian people.