The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1871-07-13
BY. TELEG RAP n.
ASSOCIATED PRESS REPORT.
Exclusively to the IntelllgencGr.
By tho Western Union Line.
Once Northwest cor. Of Main and Monroe sts.l
NEW YORK RIOT.
Gov. HOffman's Proclamation
reVOking KelsO's Order.
The Orangemen 10 be Protected.
immense Preparations to Pre-
serve the Peace.
TheMiIitia UnderArms.
The Whole Police Force on Duty.
H I'd. .tFI - p nv ..
National Forces In the Forts
Called Out.
EARLY Aspects Of the City,
THE GROWING CLOUD.
The Irish LabOrers Leave their Work |
aud COngregate In MObs.
The Irish LabOrers Leave their Work
aud COngregate In MObs.
RiOtlng Begins About Noon before
the appearance of the Orangemen-.
MObN In various parts OF the City.
Harper's Building Attacked.
Two RlbbOnmen Killed and Several
Soldiers Wounded.

NEW YORK, July FL A. II.
Gov. Hoffman has Just issued the fol.
lowing proclamation:
BY JohR z. Hdmdn, Governor;
A PROCLAMATION.
Having been only this day apprised,
while at the Capital, Of the actual condl-
tiOn of things here with reference TO the
procession tomorrow, and hay.
Ing the belief that my presence was
needed, repaired hither Immediately. |
do make this proclamation;
The order heretofore issued by the pO-
lice authorities In reference TO said pro-
cessl0ns having been duly revoked here.
by give notice that any party of men dc.
string to assemble and march In a peace.
able procession in this city tomorrow, the
19th inst, will be permitted 10 do 49,
They will be protected to the fullest ex.
tent possible by the military and
police authorities, and military and
police escort will be furnished to
any body of men desiring II on applica.
ton 10 inc al my headquarters which
will he at police headquarters In this
city nj any time during the day
! shall warn all persons to abstain from
all interference with any such assem-
blagG or procession, except by authOri-
ty'irom me; and ] give notice that all the
powers at my command, civil and mill
tary, will DO used TO preserve the public
peace and TO put down at all hazards every
attempt Mt disturbance, and call upon
all citizens of every race and religion to
unto with me and the local authorities In
this determination 10 preserve the peace
and honor Of the city and State.
Dated at New York, this 18th day Of
July A. D. 1871.
john r. HOFFMAN,.
By the Governor
JoHN D. VAN BUREN, Private Secrc
tary. srHN- ".rr
req. NEW YoRK July l2.
Several breech loading rifles, large guan.
ty Of cartridges, four trunks and several
cases containing wearing apparel and
articles were left last evening atthe Hos
pital OF the Good Shepherd, a Roman
Catholic ReCormatory Institution, in East
80 street by an express man. Captain
Clnchey was informed of the fact and
took possession Of the property. 1t Is
conjectured that it was left there by mis-.
take and that II was intended for some Of
them who were to participate in the attack
to-day. The police heard Of others con.
signed TO various localities in the city
during The day. These are supposed TO
have been distributed during the evening
To those who are expected to use them
to-day. .stg I'D
The day opens cloudy and sultry. A
dense fog overhangs the city at 7 o'clock.
The streets present novel appearance, not
unlike the days of the draft riots of 1868.
Soldiers in fatigue uniform are bestirring
in every direction to report for duty at the
nrmOries of their respective regiments.
Mounted policemen patrol the streets.
Heavy squads of police are moving to
designated points in the city. Extraordi-
nary precautions are being taken to pre-
serve peace, and the authorities appear to
be working in harmony and with energy.
Printed circulars containing the plan pro-
posed for the attack upon the Orangemen
have fallen into the hands Of the police,
and they have perfect knowledge Of their
intentions.
Al late hour last night number Of
llibernians got into row among them.
selves in their hall on Prince street, and n
number Of them were severely pummeled.
All regulars at Governors Island, Forts
Hamilton, Schuyler and other forts in thi.
vicinity have becn placed under arms and
ordered to hold themselves in readiness tc
march at a moments notice. General Nc.
Dowell promised hearty cooperation with
the State authorities.
The LIST, 9th, 9Th, 7th, 9th, 18th, 22d, 7lst
andSith Regiments Of National Guards are
now assembled at their armorics. Gen'l
Shaler and staff have Just arrived at the
Central Police office, where the headqnar'
tiers will be during the day. .-.5
Gov. Hoffman and staff have established
their headquarters at the Clarendon. The
revocation Of the order Of supt. Kelso, by
Gov. Hoffman, and the Governors Procla.
nation were received by citizens of all
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