The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1871-07-12
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NEW v, YORK, 70, July l1.-The prohibili6fnf
OF the proposed parade Of the Orange.
men is'the general topi6pf conversation
IN tne Workshops and on tlhs street cor
|ners. Various views ares exprease1 II III
Ffegard TO the authorities.: and sometimes
hlgn ieeilbga are. manifested. !. The Ijri-
sate lnstruotions which accompany The
genera! orders Of Superintendent Ke1soe
are SAID to be very Explicit; and dHpioin
not only the putting down OF the nro.
eesslon and the dispersion .of crowds.
put the arrest of all parties conprepated
an lodges and halls to form PROFESSIONS.
Ii Is not disguised that trouble mny vet
occur, and the whole National Guard
are to be in readiness for any erher.
genoy. The distribution of arms to.
night will entail many of the parties
Participating in it. and any found car
fylng arms or paradiug the streets will
be arrested. The order for tho whole
police force to be in readiness to.mor-
row morning. has not been counter
manded, and preparations havo been
MADE to swear in any number of spe-
c!at constaoies, this evening, that the
Gireumetances OF the case may warrant.
,Anqolrles nave been instituted by in
spectors IN regard to tile number of men
oul~
revolvers. aud over 400 navy reyolyers
hive been distributed to those having
none. a large crowd occupied tho CITY
hall steps. Among these, individual ex.
preesions of opinion we're bold and ont.
spoken. A reporter who visited some G
tho headquarters. of Orangemen found
less excitement prevailing than would be
naturally expected. Mr.. Bond, Grand
Master OF the Orange Lodge of the
United States. came to New York to- -tlny.
accompanied by his deputy. Both seem
Inclined 10 acceptthe situationin phi-
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=. In Brooklvn,, precautionary measures
have been taken for PRESERVING the mil.
nc 'Peaces :rThis morning. nleetina w,aa
held III tho Mayors office, at whiah
Mayor Kalbleish, Major. General Wool
ward, commanding the second division,
OF the National Guard. Anthony Walter
the. sheriff and police commissioners
were present. t. was resolved to l,iave
the Brooklyn militin in rendineas. pre.
pared for hhY emergency. Besides This
the whole 'p6iicA force will be On dntv
and bs distributed 30 az to be rapidIv
concentrated, should OCCASION rednire'if,
it 1s sad thha several Brooklyn men
nave 'oeen canvessinS Long Island towns
since Saturday morning, organizing
bodies tR fhke part fn tho proposed riot.
Accqraing 10 some accounts, over 800
men sig9ihed their willingness to parti.
cipate IN. the: disturbances. They we're
lnsltpGteh TO arm themselves as fully rs
possible, meet IN Jamaioa, and 40 thence
20 the Inirty-fourth Street Ferry, where
q deputatioh OF New Workers. will receive
n; .nem; Oonsideraole excitement pre-
vailed on the island. I hr g..i.
The members of the Produce Err
clmnge protest against the action of
Mayor. tHali. It is reported that tha
Orangemen are determined to pnrade. -
not here, in Jersey City. Regiment ls ara
ordered to their, armoriea io-morrow
The prangemdn 5hayeia picnic at Nav
ark tomorrow. The military there have
been ordered out.
TRENTON, NIL July little pro-
olanlation Of Governor Randolph mar.
rates the privileges OF citizens and The
Governors duty. He narrates shat a ao.
clety proposes usual parade, and thai
he has knowledge of an intention to mo-
lest the same. Il He warns the people to
abstain from all interference with q
penoefyl, sgathhrihg. 49M4erance ,,bv
persons from ether States win be prom Of.
" and .eeyftelg punished. he anioins
all legally constituted authorities to bro.
teot q peaceful assembly; il insufficient.
force Of militia will be called out. He
epjoins patience. care and discretion
upon the Orangemen in their ceremo.
MES, assuring them that though pro.
tected'i In their rights. they are by no
means sustained lin its exercise by
patriotic and Christian. people.
HAyANA. July II. Before the exeou.
tion of Cavada, he wrote letters TO fVilloi
mil, his brother Adolf. and other Cuban
Genersls, advising them to surrender.
as that was the only favor they oould do
Cubaicthat q continuation OF Che etrue.
gle wonld only entail the useless shea.,
ding .of blood; that the Cuban cause
was lost at home land In the Uni.sd
States. rIt.f