The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1871-07-13
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FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC.
THE ORANGE AND THE GREEN.
GREAT RIOT IN NEW YORK CITY.
HARPERS ESTABLISHMENT AT.
Tackled.
FORTY KILLED AND MANY
WOUNDED.
COL jim FISK HORS DU COMBAT
REAT RIOT IN NEW YORK CITY.
HARPERs ESTABLISHMENT AT.
Tackled.
FORTY KILLED AND MANY
WOUNDED.
COL jim FISK HoRs DU COMBAT.
ANTI-CATHOLIC MOVEMENT IN.
AUGURATED.
NEW.YORK.

| NEW.Y0RK.
GOV. HoYrMASs PROCLAMATION.
NEW YORK, July ll.--l}ov. HofYinsn
arrived in the city to-day, and late this
evening Issued the following ,proelau-a- a.
tion:
by John r. Hoffman, governor. a pro.
clamation. Having been only this dsv
apprised, while at the capital OF the actual
condition Of things here with reference 10
the proposed procession tomorrow, and
having, in the belief that my presence was
needed, repaired hithes Immediately, I
DO make this proclamation The order
heretofore Issued by the police authorities
In reference TO the said procession having
been duly revoked, ! hereby give notice
that any and all bodies Of men desiring TO
assemble and march in peacesble process
sion in this city tomorrow (the l2th inst. J
viii be permitted 10 do so, and they will
be protected to the fullest extent possible
by the military and police authorities.
A military and police escort will be fur.
nished TO any body Of men desiring it, on
application to me at my headq usrters
which will be at the police head quarters in
this city at any time during the day. l
warn all persons TO abstain from interf fer
ence with any such Assem- blage or process
sion, except BY authority from me, and
give n1tice that all powers at nv com,
n.and, civil and military, will be used TO
preserve the public peace, and put down.
at all hazards, every attempt at disturb
| ance.
call upon all citizens, of every race
| and religion, to unite with me and the To-
cal authorities in this determination to
preserve the peace and honor of the city
and Of the state.
[SIGsED) JOHN 7. HOFFMAN.
ARMS AND AMMUNITION CAPTURED.
NEw-YoRK, July l2.-Seversl breech.
loading rifles, a large quantity Of cart
ridges, four trunks and several cases con.
tanning wearing apparel and other articles
were left last evening at the house Of the
Good Shepherd Roman Catholic reformary
institution, on East 89th street. by An OK
pressman. Captain Clinchy was iaformed
Of the fact, and took Possession Of She
property. Conjscturss are..thst the articles
were left there by mistake, and that Il was
intended for some OF the men who we're 10
participate in the attack to-day.
The police authorities have knowledge
OF arms being conveyed 10 various loeali.
supposed 10 have been distributed during
last evening TO those who are expected TO
use them to-day. 'Ft
THE STREETS.
The day opens cloudy with dense fog
overhanging the city.
The streets present q novel appearance
not unlike the days Of drait riots Of 1868.
SOLDIERS
in fatigue uniform arc hurrying In every
direction 10 report for duty TO their re-
spective regiments.
MOUNTED POLICEMEN
are patroling the streets and heavy SQUAD,
OF police are moving TO designated points
in the city.
EXTkAoRDINARY PRECAUTIONS
are being taken TO preserve the peace, and
the authorities appear to be working with
harmony and energy.
PRINTED cIRcuLARs,
containing the plan Of the proposed attack
upon the Orangemen, have fallen into the
hands Of police, and they now have Q per-
feet knowledge Of their intentions.
At late hour last night number of
HIBERNIANs GOT INTO A ROW
among themselves In their hall on Prince
street. A number Of them were severely
pummelled.
7'' THE REGULAR TRooPs
at Governors Island, Forts Hamilton and
Schuyler and other forts in this vicinity
have been placed under arms and ordered
to hold themselves IN readiness to march
at . moments notice.
GEN. M'powELL
has promised a hearty cooperation with
thestate authorities.
... TROOPS UNDER ARMS. lUr
The lst, 5th, 9th, 7th, 9Th, 18th, 22d,
list and s4th regiments Of national guards
are now assembled at their srmorles.
GEN. sHALER AND STAFF
had just arrived at the police central Office
where headquarters viii be during the day.
GOV. HOFFMAN AND STAFF
established their headquarters at Clar,n %
hotel.
THE ORDER PRoHIBITlN0 THE ORANGE.
MEMS PARADE REVOKED by TIE GOV.
ERNOR.
The revocation Of the order OF Superin.
tendent kelso by Gov. Hoffman, and the
Governers proclamation, were received by
citizens OF all parties with expressions or
the highest satisfaction. = |- =
POLICE FORCE AvAILAnLE. N.Saa
Last evening each captain of the no,;c.
was required to mako out schedule of his
available force, from which were selected
three fourths OF the aggregate complement
OF men who were ordered to report at the |
police headquarters at six o'clock this |
morning. with two sergeants, q rounds
man and three-fourths of the patrolmen
under his command. This will bring to
the police headquarters as captains,
&C sergeants, 33 roundsmen and
between l400 and 1900 patrolmen.
This force will be formed into three batsl.
lions Of ten companies each, commanded
by inspectors Dilks, Walling and Jane
son, while the supreme command will be |
vested in Superintendent Kelso.
Besides this large force Of police, the
PRECINCT DETECTIVES 9.
have been ordered 10 report 70 Captain
Moray, Of the detective force and with
the central oface detectives, will act =
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