The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1871-07-13

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to that p6i{rte d6hertaff Shhter' iff3medi-
ately ordered seteh1 .comrpnnieA of tia
Seventy-first fegYmaht, Colonel Rocka!
feller commanding, to:Rrooeed, te,and
guard that point. Tkes Iast st7ettdersha3
barely been given, whenanother -report
was recai 1Ads tBat seyerH Fentans had
oolleotad about The Fenian Eaaad uarterb;
on the corner OF Nineteentli and Twenty.
hrst avenue, where large quantity Of
arms are srored, andVlamoBdt tlondly to
be given thcif armsrns. Thcin demAnd,was
refusedS and theSstbrentene,i to pull
down the place. About $50 officers were
put In stages immediately, md sent
there. At the Fifth regiment armory,
il Hester street. 2 large 1crowl led col
lected, and signitied their in ntsation. Of
tnking the arms. 'Thore arc nbout 100
men Of the regiment in the armory, to
each of whom. waro dealt. out forty
rounds Of cartridges. This morning.
seeing that the regiment were prepared
for them. one, braisny individual baid:
"Come, byes; let's go down to the
seventh ward, and got the lads, and
we'll clear out the id Dutch," A ma
Jorlty OF the mob then stnrted off, under
the leadership Of this man. to get the
lads. Prince street is alive with men.
speaking IN whispers, who. when they
see t any stranger coming, keep silcnt.
There was report Of Il fight at Hiber-
nian Hall, but before tho police reached
there it was stopped and nil quieted. j
LATEST. The procession commences
at 2 o'clock. Firing has been heard for
the last hour but no casualties nre re.
ported. a number Of persons armed
with pistols, knives and hatchels have
been arrested. They had been drinking
freely.
JERSEY CRY, July 12.-No disturb
ance yet, bat Indications favor riot
and bioodshed this evening. The street
corners and saloons are crowded with
Hiberhians, who maintain sullen silence.
,, NIGHT DISPATCHES.
New YoRK. July IL. ~ The Oran ge pro
cession was formed between two rcgi.
ments and 400 police. Only about 200
wero in line, with two banners Of
the stars and stripes and the other of
William OF Orange. on horseback. They
waited some time for band. The sol.
aiofs loaded with balls, and the n.oces-
sion started. The Orange procession of
Jersey City consisted Of 15O, similarly
guarded. The ferry boats we're held in
tho river until the character of the ms.
sengers was ascertained. The Jersey
City procession was entirely unm olested.
Fhe New York procession was nssailed
three times up to the lust adyices. At
the corner of Third street and Eighth
avenue, the troops wore ordered to ire.
About dozen were killed aud wounded.
One policeman was shot dead. Colonel
FISK was wounded aud one man Of the
Ninth Regiment killed. lnnumerabIe
minor rowe are reported. A despatch
from the operator ut the Fifth Avenue
Hotol says: About 3 p. NJ, as the troops
were passing down Fifth avenue. when
between Twenty fifth and Twenty sixth
streets, the mob fred three shots at
them. The military returned the fi,e.
killing eight and wo'lnding thirteen.
Two boys and ludY were shot, and six
teen citizens an, all were killed on the
avenue. Three soldiers were killed.
300 Orangemen passed hero about half
m hour ago. through Twenty-third
street down Broadway, under a strong
escort. They were cheered while pass-
ing. The latest gives fifteen killed and
twenty wounded on Fifth avenue. Lieut..
Page. of Fisk's regiment. was mortally
Judge Blaokford decides that tho
English subscribers to 10000 shares OF
the Erie stock must have the right of
registration restored to them.
A boiler used in driving piles at the
Central Railroad docks burst to-day.
One was killed and one hurt. The works
were blown to pieces.
WnN1NaToN, N. O., July 12.-Pop
Oxendine, one of the negro outlaws of
Robeaon County. was captured in Rich.
mond County. He was brought to this
city and lodged in JAIL, to-day. Not
the terrible murders and
other crimes to which he has been
party, no attempt was made by the
people of Robson Comfy or this oity
to do him violence.
Co1CMDus. OHIo, July 12,-Georpe
w. Bradley and Theo. :F. Bradley. plead
guilty of stealing $4,000 from Adann.'