The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-07-13

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| once gave orders TO stop them. In the opinion OF
the Governor there were enough OF these fanatical
dlsturbers Of the peace In the city without Jersey
beng permitted send its quota of irreconcieabes.
/ Word was sent them to remain where were or 10
Consequence yiooSing bad Just at That time. The
| Governor stated-and the event proved that he was
entirely cOrrect-that he had enough 10 do to take
care VI the adventurous Orangemen Of New York.
| Diary of Events mt the Central Once.
AT the Police Headquarters the police, pursuant to
! orders issued on Tuesday night commenced to or.
rive at about SIX O'Clock A. M. There seemed to be
a rivalry az to promptness Of arrival between the
forces OF the different precincts and consequently at
but little after the hour above mentioned all OF the
forces necessary for patrol duty had assembled.
| They maze splendid display and were seemingly
eager show themselves possessed Of that bravery
! and discipline that afterwards during the
| day they evidenced Governor Hoffman, Mayor Hall
and the Police Commissioners were present in the
building in consultation with superintendent Kelso.
The Superintendent had been at headquarters, inde-
fatgable in preparing for the suppression OF the
riot he expected would take place ever since the
revocation or his order by Governor Hoffman had
been announced to him.
$3.50 A. M.-rhe forces from the Fourth precinct
are all ordered back their station house as DIS
turpance OF serious character Is anticipated there
some say the MOB intend attacking HarrerS' Dulid
ing, bat nothing debate Is known about Il.
report thar enjoy OF an Orangeman was hung TO
telegraph pole IN front or the liquor store NO. IA
spring street. captain Walsh has ordered it cut
down. There is immense crowd congrepated
there and 1t Is highly probable that trouble OF most
serious nature wll be experienced there Ine police
| ready Tor them however, II q disturbance does
occur, and will handle them III anything but a DELI
| cate manner.
| red as yet and many around these headquarters
predicting that everything win pass on quietly. 1t
| Is not known yet whether the Orangemen intend pa
RIDING to-day; Tut II they do they will be afforded
| the fullest protection possible
| A. MA despatch has Just come IN stating that
the men employed on TIE Boulevard have quit work
aud are COMING down town IN a rlotous manner.
Inspector Jameson, nov getting into the stages
in housio street 10 SO up to FOrty-second street
and Eighth avenue for the purpose, OF inlercepting
| them Lively tunes are expected up there, Tor
Jameson is Tremendous fighter.
9:Ss A. MA despatch just received says a mob
| has copyrighted near the corner OF Eighty third
| street and 1Hrd avenue and are now driving every
one from the streets auperm endent Kelso has this
moment ordered Captain HeaGden, o! the Fifteenth
precinct, to the scene OF ac.lon with 225 men, TIcy
GAS A. M.-The streets contiguous to this Office
are completely blocked UP by a crowd OF persons OF
every description and nationality, all OF whom
extremely anxious the .fun,' il there is to
be any, A number OF IRISH aborers are walking up
and down Mulberry street. In front OF these Headquar
ters as though they were very that some one
would Ireaa their Goa, tails. They are making
no roiCus demonstrations, however; nevertheless,
many ABOUT the building wonder why the police do
not cleal the street.
$3.50 a. M.-Tninss are comMencing to look Sc.
| rious Dispatches are constantly arriving from ar
ferent quarters OF the city and officials about
building are fJ Tag about ike hens with their heads
on. Everything aud everybody Is excited, and
! rough tihie Is certainly at hand. Superintendent
| Ee,s0 is momentary giving orders and directions
through Captain Copeland to the various officials
| connected with the Ponce Department.
| 10 A. M.--MaJor General Moxuade, Brigadler
General and Colonel, all in full Uniform and VITA
side arms have just arrived and gone into the Fire
Marsnai's room. from winch General Shaer Is giving
directions 10 tue troops. Governor Hoirman Mayor
are here and have been for the last sixteen hours
The Governor and the Mayor are both perfectly
was t tran E The former has TAKEN up this
! headquarters IN the SuperlntendentS room, where
ne very comfortably situated, and the latter has
Quietly settled himself IN President Smiths room.
| on tue third floor.
! 1910 A. MA large number Of army officers are
now congregated in the corridors Oh the main door,
aud are eXcitediy discussing the probable events
sary, and declare they VIII make example or any
rioters they may have To contend with.
lo:l5 A. M,IIhe detective T. force, under Captain
early hour. II occasion requires they will be heard
from before the day Closes
1920 A. MA despatch has just arrived from the
irtysecond precinct stating that the rioters IN that
sec ION nave attacked party OF Italians aSd Swiss
! who are work Ninth avenue, near lid street.
| General Shaler mas ordered five companies OF the
Seveniy-first regiment to go up and que the dis.
| I0:3s 4. M.-The row ut Ninth avenue and l43d
| street having been suppressed by the police, the
! Seventy first regiment Is ordered back.
| lO:4O A. M.-TwO companies OF the gallant Seventh
regiment, under theiconmand OF captain Kip, are
now arriving and are to be CHARTERED in the rooms
OF the third floor Of this building 50 as to be ready
| for an emergency.
haste, stating That large party OF Ribbonmen have
gathered In front OF Nos. 10 and q avenue A--the
| Fenian headquarters and armory-and are demand
ing the arms which are stored there. He says the
party In charge OF the building win not give up the
arms and that fight is imminent. Kclso has Just
ordered 100 10 go there, dispense the crowd
and bring the arms to these headquarters. The men
1O:4s A. MA message just received saying that
fighting is new gong on In froht OF the Fenian
1888 A. M.-RepOrt says large crowd has congre.
gated IN front OF the armory IN Hester ST. eet-Me.
tropoilan Hallaand are re. demanding arms. One
there and have been all night, ana II the mob get
their arms they VIII have TO fight Tor them and lght
hard too. Men are speaking IN the street eXhoriing
the crowd to violence and declaring that they will
Kill every "Datchman" in the arinory unless they
get the arms and aInnupitl0n they cOvei.
1l:05 A. M.-rwo photographers are now trying
to take a picture OF Mulberry street from the ROOF
OF this place. IL is hoped they viii be successful. as
people in alter ages VIII want to see how the .old
inng- looked on the l2tn OF July. 1871,
1l:i5A Mrhe entire police force ABBOTT here are
now ordered TO repair TO flibernla Han in Prince
street for the purpose OF dispensing the immense
VINO are said to be getting arms from The .'iIail'
The excitement about the Offices and corridors here
ii:ls a. M-Inspector DlIKs has returned rom
the armOry In Avenue A, from which he took zoo
here In q stage. and the men are now unloading
them and storing them in one OF the back rooms Of
this place There was no fighting taere.
ll:23 A, Mt now seems that when the police
left eere for HiDernia Hall, in Prince street. the de-
;ectve force under Captain Irving, also took their
departure for the same place, gOwlng however
down Mott street so as 10 intercept the mob should
they attempt TO escape. When the police reached
the corner OF Mulberry and Prince streets the mob
did attempt TO escape by running In the direction OF
the Bower, but they were met by Captain IrvIng's
men, who captured about forty OF them. They were
all brought here and upon being searched every
one OF them was ioun1 to nave arms and any quan-
tity OF ammunition about them. These were all
taken from them, and they were then locked up in
the cells down stairs.
1870 A. MA crowd OF about two hundred Long
sboremen have just marched up Crosby street 10
Houston, down houston TO Broadway and up Broad
way TO Twenty eighth street. 1t Il said, many or
them had muskets and they were led By man car
ryiDg drawn sword. Tue police are after them.
1855 A. Mt IL reported here that drew
knife on some men In Prince street. when he
Was a, ance GET and