Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1871-07-14
THE DAY ELSEWHERE.
IRELAND.


DUBLIN, July l3.-The Orange de-
mOnstratiOns throughout Ireland to-
day were attended with little or no
disorder.
CHICAGO.
CHICAGO, July lathe Chicago
morning papers all condemn, in
strong language, the riOtOua proceed
ings of the Irish population In New
York yesterday.
SAN FRANCISCO.
SAN FRANCISCO, July 13.-The news
of the riOting at New York created
considerable excitement on the streets,
but all is now quiet. Gov. HOfman's
course is generally warmly approved
by all parties.
CANADA.
NEW YORK, July 13.-AdVices from
the principal cities in Canada state
that the Orangemen paradel without
being disturbed, but that intense
anxiety was felt at the proceedings in
this city.
ALBANY, NEW YORK.
ALBANY, N. Y, July 13.-The
news of the riot In New York caused
a great sensation here. Orders were
it, which was done, though there was
no appearance of disorder here.
ST. LOUIS.
ST.. LOUIS, July 12.-The excite
ment In regard to the affairs in New
York run high here tonight. The
newspaper offices haye been thronged
with eager crowds Of people anxious
for news. All manner Of opinions are
expressed, but the prevailing one
seemed to be that the American citi-
zens have q right to asseIabie and
parade or otherwise celebrate events
without mOlestatiOn or interference
from other parties.
CINCINNATI.
CINCINNATI, July 12.-1he news
from the New York riot to-day pro-
dueed a profound sensation here. The
bulletin boards have been surrounded
with crowds during the afternoon and
evening, and the newspaper offices
besieged with anxious inquiries for
information. The interest throughout
the day pervaded all circles; in bank
ing houses, exchanges, stOies and In
public conVeyances IL has been the
general topic OF conversation. The
expression has been quite general that
the right Of the Orangemen to pass
through the streets should be main-
tanned at all hazards. A deep. seated
anti-Catholic feeling has been devel-
oped, but it has been distinguished by
moderation, though there IRE many
who, beyond question, sympathize
with the effort TO break up the pro-
cessiOn, there have been but few who
have been heard in public to manifest
sympathy for the rioters. There has
been no such day Of intense feeling
since the war.
QUINCY, ILL.
QUINCY, July 13.-The Catholic ele.
ment In Quincy is very large, and the
excitement on receipt Of the news of
the New York riot was interse. There
were no demonstrations Of violence,
however.
CHICAGO.
CHICAGO, July 1.-THE accounts of
the riotous proceedings in New York,
as they reached this city caused much |
excitement. The bulletins Of the va
riOus journals were scanned with |
lively interest by large crowdssof peo-
pie, There were some manifestations |
Of violence by the hOt-headled ones,
but nothing amounting to an affray |
had taken place up TO o'ebsck.
FGHKILL, n. 7.
FIsHKILL, July I2.-Thn.teen gums
were fired here In honor of the proc |
lamatiOn OF Governor Holman.
ROCHESTER,, N.Y.
RoCHEsTER, July 1S.-At meet
ing of the Common Council this even
ing resolution of thanks TO Governor
Holman for bis brave action in up
holding the rights Of the people 10 as
semble and parade was unanimously