The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1871-07-13
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lFio u ooNu Hhh NeWS
New YORK, July II. = Governor
Hoffman last night issued a proclama-
ton, saying: As an order hereto
in reference to said 1.-THE Orangemen'sl
procession, having beenduly revoked,
l hereby give notice that any and alt
bodies of men, desiring to assemble
and march in peaceful procession to-
morrow, July 18th, will be permitted
to do so, and they will be protected 10
the utmost extent possible by the mill
tary and police, and escorts will be
furnished TO any body of men desiring
it, on application to me, at my head
quarters, which will be at Police
Headquarters, in this city, at any time
during the day. 1 warn all persons to
abstain from interference with any
such assemblage or procession, except
by authority from me-; and l give
notice that all powers at my command,
civil and military, will be used to pre-
serve the public peace, to put down at
all hazards every attempt at disturb
ance; and l call upon all citizens of
every race and religion to unite with
me and the loyal authorities in this
determination to preserve the peace
and honor OF the city and State.
JOHN 1. HOFFMAN,
Governor of State of New York.
The day opens cloudy and sultry.
Printed circulars containing the places
of the proposed attack IN the Orange
men have fallen into the hands of the
police.
All the regulars from Governors
Island, Forts Hamilton. Schuyler and
other forces in this vicinity are under
r,n and nrlnral 10 no ronlx- To ynareh
at a moments notice.
ga. M.-Irish Catholic laborers on
bOuIevards suspended work and are
marching down in a body. Inspector
Jameson. with 80 men, was sent to in
tercept them. The National Guards
are out in full force. Each regiment
is stationed at its own armOry. A
battery from Castle Garden Park has
gone up own. Another battery, twelve
Founders, is now crossing from Brook
Iyn. The marines at Brooklyn Navy
Yard are under arms.
1880 A. Nail streets in uptown
districts have the appearance of a hol-
iday. Squads of men are going to-
ward the western part of the city.
The aspect of affairs is threatening.
Men employed in the marble and
stone yards have nearly all left work
for the purpose of opposing the Or
ange parade.
l2:l5 p. 1.-THE riot has commenced
at last. The mob began in the vicinity
of Eighty-third street and Third ave-
nue. and are driving IN people from
the streets. Capt. Hedden, with 80
picked men, was sent there. Prince
street is alive with men, speaking in
whispers. There was a report of a
fight at Hibernian Hall, but before
the police reached there it was stopped
and all quiet.
1850 p. M.-Fighting is now going
on in the Tenth and Eleventh Pre-
cinctS and along Blocker street. The
militia have been ordered to Eight
avenue and F~orty-second street, where
an attack has been made upon Judge
Heisen'S house. Large bodies of po-
lice have left in stages also.
,. p. Mt is reported that two Rib
bonner We're killed early this morn
ing on Prince street. The troops are
said to be firing on the mob in Avenue
A. and two soldiers killed. Harper'S
building was attacked by a mob, who
were repul>ed. 1t is reported that the
rioters have pressed all conductors,
drivers and many passengers on the
Eighth avenue railroad into service,
and cut the telegraph wires of that
avenue. \ procession of about zoo
men, without Society orders or badges.
passing up Broadway was stopped by
the police at the of Tenth street,
and dispersed. The police came down
in stages.