The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1871-07-13
SuINE "Ti6h.
RIO1|NG IN NEW YORK CITY
Cannon are Planted on the
Streets.
The Orange Procession Starts at
Three O'Clock.
rIsATTACKEO BY HIBERNlANS
Thirty Men Killed and Eighty
Wounded.
ypv York Militia In Service.
Fight Between Ninth Regiment
and Rioters.
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Fight Between Ninth Regiment
and Rioters.
Thiriy-five or Forty Killed.
rrom our Extra of Yesterday.

NEW YORK, July l2.-The excite
men; in this city is now increased ten
.oI .his morning, over the proclama-
,oa of Governor Hoffman, issued at
midnight. 1t Is probable now that the
,arade will take place and under the
protection OF both military and police,
=, the Governor proclamation revokes
the order issued yesterday by the city
authorities, prohibiting the parade. 1t
: asserted bv members OF the
orange Societies that it was not the in
,enrion TO carry any offensive banners
or play party tunes, but the whole affair
was to be peaceful.
Call for Protestant Meeting.
The following paper is now in circu-
iation here and has received thousands
OF signatures: "In view OF the recent
and probable future events, the lmme-
diate organization oil a Society to be
known as the Protestant League OF
America, headquarters in New York
citv,with auxiliary societies throughout
the United States, as recommended tor
this purpose; and properly to consider
the immediate event that gives rise TO
this suggestion, let public meetings be
called at once in this city and else
where. The claims Of Roman Catholic
.-m are fast becoming incompatible with
civil and religious liberty.
Seizure Of Arms.
4 number of breach-loading rifles
and a large quantity OF cartridges
and military apparel were seized
by the police at the house
OF the Good Shepherd, Roman
Catholic Reformatory, last evening.
The police have information Of similar
quantities in other localities, and will
p-obably attempt the seizure OF the
.qne today. Great excitement pre-
vailed at the various National Guard
armories last evening till late hour.
Ammunition was being received in large
Quantities and was arranged tor dis
,-.iu,ion early this morning. Each
soldier was furnished with forty ball
cartridges and one days rations with
knap.ack. Cannon viii be planted at
different places along the route Of the
procession Guarded 10y heavy detach.
meat, Of troops. They will not be used
excep, in the emergency of an attack
on the Orlngemen.
General Shalee has his headquarters
a, the Central police Office on Mulberry
street. One hundred Of the Fifth regl-
meut were on duty during the night
guarding the armory in Hester street,
on the corner of Mulberry and Spring
streets, near by the police headquarters.
Early this morning an Orangeman was
hung in etfgy, fully rigged, swinging
from telegraph pole. A large crowd
assembled round the place.
Laborers Driven from Work.
New YORK, July l2.-.The police have
received information that two bodies OF
rioters started down town on Third av-
enue numbering some hundreds and
one on Ninth avenue OF two thousand.
Those on Ninth avenue, are driving
The Swiss and Italian lahorers from
work No actual collision is yet re-
ported. Away up town.above Nineteenth
street all is reported quiet and the labor
ers have all left that locality and march.
et down town.
The Rioters Gathering.
New YORK, July l2.-During the
night the police were massed and or
ganized fourteen hundred strong. The
hrst intelligence OF the gathering rioters
was received at 6:3O A. NJ, when it was
ascertanei that the Hibernians OF the
Nineteenth Ward were under arms.
They were not interfered with however.
Atseven o'clock the alarming intelll-
gence was received that large body
had congregated at the 3lst precinct for
the purpose OF attacking and burning
down the mansion Of Judge Henry Hei-
ser, corner 92d and Sth avenue. Tne
Jud re sheltered number OF Orangemen
IN his garden last year. Gov. Hoffman
ordered the Seventh Regiment to the
scene Ats o'clock A. NJ. Superintend-
ent Kelso received official information
that the Orangemen intended to pa
rade.
1t was rumored that Harper Bro. 8
establishment would be attacked be-
cause Of tie well known anti-Catholic
sentiments Of that paper. A strong
iorce was sent to protect it. All the
city regiments, including the Sixty-ninth
Irish, were under arms at armories at
an early hour. ........ ...--,y y.
Route OF Procession.
The Orangemen will march at 2 P.
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