New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-07-12
NEW YORK.

Prohibition of Parade of Orangemen-Th,
General Topic of C0nversation-Pre
cautions TO Preserve Order-Precau
tiOnary Measures in Br0oklyn-Arrf
vals-Specie Exports-Protest from thu
Produce Exchange-Orange Picnic n
Newark k-G0vernments and State Bonds
| Dull.
| NEW YORK, July 1.-THE prohibition Of
the proposed parade of Orangemen is the
general topic OF conversation in workshops
and street corners. Various views are ex.
pressed in regard to the action of the au.
therities. Sometimes high feelings are mani
tested. The private instructions which ac-
| company the general order of Superinten-
dent Kelso are said to be very explicit, and
| enjoin not only the putting down of process
| sioHs and the dispersion Of crowds, but the
| arrest of all parties cOngregated in lodges
and halls to form professions. 1t is not dis
guised that trouble may yet occur, and the
whole national guard are notified to be in
| readiness for an engagement.
ANY distribution of arms tonight will
entail the arrest of the parties participating
In it, and persons found carrying arms
or parading the streets will be arrested.
The orders for the whole police to be in
readiness tomorrow morning has not been
countermanded, and preparations have been
made to swear in any number of special
stances may warrant. Inquiries have been
instituted by the inspectors in regard to the
number of men on the force in each pre-
cinct armed with revOlvers, and over 400
navy revOlvers have been distributed to
those having none.
A large crowd occupied the City Hall
steps. Among these persons expressions of
opinion were bold and outspoken.
reporter who visited some of the head
of ho b 4 j
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-day, accompanied by his deputies
Both seem inclined to accept the situation
in philosophical manner.
In Brooklyn precautionary measures have
been taken tor preserving the public peace.
This morning meeting was held in the
Mayors office, at which Mayor Kalbfeish,
Major General Wood, commanding second
division national guards, Anthony Walter,
Sheriff, and the police commissioners were
present.
1t was resolved to have the BROOKLYN
militia in readiness, and prepared for any
emergency. Besides this, the whole police
force will be on duty, and distributed so as
to be easily concentrated should occasion
require it. 1t is said that several Brooklyn
men have been canvassing the Long Island
towns since Saturday morning, organizing
bodies to take part in the proposed riot.
According to some accounts over three
hundred men signified their willingness
to participate in the disturbances They
were instructed to arm themselves as fully
as possible, meet in jamaica and 60 thence
to Thirty first street ferry, where deputa-
ton of New Workers would receive them.
Considerable excitement prevailed on the
island.
The specie exports to-day were over half
million.
Arrived: Magnolia. Arrived out: Maine.
Members of the Produce Exchange pro-
test against the action of Mayor Hall.
1t is reported that the Orangemen are de-
termined to parade-if not here, in Jersey
City.
Regiments are ordered to the armories
Tomorrow.
The Orangemen have picnic at Newark
tomorrow. The military have been or
dered out to preserve the peace.
Governor Hoffman did not hear the ap-
peal for the communication of the sentence of |
the murderer Fowler yesterday. 1t will |
not be made till after the argument for a |
new trial before the general term in October.
A new bank swindler, calling himself A. |
B. Campbell, was arrested yesterday for
attempting to defraud the National Savings
Institution in Houston street.
He has been operating successfully for
.he past week. 1t is probable the charges
will be numerous.
The Atlanta six-0ared crew, of New York,
beat the Yale sOphOmores, on
lake SaltOnatall near New Haven, nine
econds in a race of three miles, winners
ime 1861.
Gold closed at 1925. Governments are
lull; five-twenties of 1862, 1l4k. State
onds are dull, but steady. Cotton dull;
adding 21c.