Wyandot County Republican. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1869-1903, 1871-07-20

New Jersey and New YORK
IDrotect Them-Their Process
sion Assaulted in New YOrk--
The IsioS Dcterminedly Put
Down.
NEw York. July l3, s: 80 a. m.-QUAR
TIERS AT THE CLARENDoN.-Ihe rev Oci-
ton of the order OF superintendent hel-
so. by Governor Hoffman. and the Gov
rrnor's proclamation, are received by
citizeuS OF all classes with expressions
of the liveliest satisfaction Last eve
ming each Captain OF Police was requir-
pu To make IA schedule OF his avaiiahle
force from which We're selected three-
fourths of the aggregate complement.
The captains " ere then ordered To frp'fl
at Police Headquarters ut SIX O'Clock
this morning, e:,'h with two Sei2ctntS,
a roundsman. anu three-tourths OF the
patrolmen under his command. Ihis
will bring to Police Headquarters thirty
three captains. siXty-six sergeants. the
same number of rountismen. and be-
tween fourteen hundred and fifteen hun
dred patrolmen. This force will be
formed into tlree battalionS of ten com
paliies each, the hattalionS to he com
manded by Inspectors Diiks. Wallins,
and jameson. The supreme command
will he vested in superintendent kClso.
Best. .es this large force, police precinct
detectives are ordered to report TO Cap
tain Irving. of the detective force, and
with the Central Office detectives Will
act as skirmishers 10 note the move
ments of the cuntending parties. Orange
men and Hibernian. and when anything
worthy of note occurs. to report the
same to the nearest station house whence
it will be transmitted by telegraph to
the Central Office. Besides the inStruc-
tions in tile geI.eral order, which has
been given to the public. the police have
received from Superintendent helso Sc
cret instructions in regard to tile diSpo-
sition of the force to-day, and the ut
most secrecy is preserved i'll relation
thereto.
A Battery of U. S. Light Artillery has
been brought over from Governors
Island. and landed in the Park near Cas-
tie Garden. Several batteries of mount
ed howitzers from the Navy Yard have
been placed upon the tugs of the harbnr
police. and are now lying opposite 9th
Street, in East river. A detachment OF
U. 5. Marines has been placed on tug.
and is now awaiting orders from the
Arsenal, corner of T"irty-tiith street and
Seventh avenue. Colonel james Creney
in command. One hundred aud thirty
thousand rounds of ammunition tor
Slilsiil OnC SIAly
rounds of canister for twelve-pounder
tield-pieces, and other large amounts of
ammunition have been issued ut the ar
senals. Each soldier will be furnish ed
with forty ball cartridges, and will carry
one days rations. with his kn pSack
Cannon wilt be planted at different
places along the route of the procession,
and they Will 10y guarded by heavy de-
tachmtnts of troops. One battery will
be stationed at the corner of Sth avenue
and 23d street, but the location of others
has not been ascertained. Tie police
will be almost exclusively used in pro-
tectipw individuals and preserving or
der on tie streets before anu alter pa
r;lde.
AT this hOnr. 8 a. M. everything is
Quiet, and all feel assured that the ;lc-
ton of Gov. Hoffman has assured peace
Tie militia are already under arms. and
tile police are fully instructed. The ap-
piances of the police electric telegraph
brings the whole breadth of the city
within the reach of one ruling arm at
the Police Headquarters. and all are at
the Governor bidding.
Every thina promises serene and
peaceful day, and if the Orangemen
choose to parade. there seems to be no
reasonable doubt that they W ill parade
undisturhed.
Nhw YORK. July IL. 10 a. MN the
vicinity of tile police headquarters all is
hustle and excitement. The police, un-
der command of the various captains,
assembled upwards of fifteen hundred
strong. Three hundred have been or
dered to tie Twentyninth Precinct. un =
der command of Captain Barrett. and
fifty more sent to the Fourth. Tor the
purpose of guarding the Ha prrs' build
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the Central Office this morning were
Governor Hoffman, Mayor Hall, Sheriff
O;rrien, Assistant District Attorney
Fellows, and seventeen other leading
politicians There have been no dis
turbanceS. Mounted police were KEPT
busy all the morning carrying orders
from one point to another. There are
about twenty stages kept in readiness to
convey police to any point as soon a.
possible The building is nearly filled
with reporters from all the papers. In
the vicinity OF IIibernia Hall very few
persons have made their appearance.
in front of No. II. Spring street. an etli-
gy of a man trimmed with orange col
ors was suspended to the telegraph pole.
and was cut down by order of Captain
Welch. Of the 10Th precinct. rhe Irish
Catholic ia oorers on the boulevarCls have
suspended work, and are marching
down in body. Inspector Jameson.
with two hundred and fifty men. have
been sent up TO One Hundred and Twen-
tieth street and Eighth avenue. to inter-
cept them. The National Guard is ont
in full force, each regiment being sta
toned at its respective armory, ready
for any development that may arise.
The Battery from Castle Garden Park
has gone up town on the east side OF the
city. Another battery with light twelve
Founders is now crossing from Brook
lvn, supposed to be from Fort Hamilton.
All the marines of the Brooklyn navy
yard are placed under arms.
IL 80 A. M.-The streets in the up
town districts haI e the appearance of a
holiday. Groups of loungers are TO be
seen on almost every corner. Gangs OF
men five and six in number may he
seen going in the direction of the west
ern palt of the city. The aspect of af-
fairs is very threatening. Men in the
marble and stone yards along the East
river nearly all left their work-it is
supposed for the purpose OF opposing
the Orange parade.
u 2NooN.-Eumors are rife that rioting g
is now going on in the upper part OF
Ninth avenu9. The rumOr creates great
excitement down town.
I2:l5 M.-The riot has commenced
at last. About quarter before eleven
this morning reports commenced to
come in. The first report was from the
23d precinct. and to the effect that the
mob had commenced in the vicinity OF
SGD street and Fifth avenue. and were
driving the people from, the streets
Two hundred and Twenty-Five men were
Immediately picked out and placed un-
der command of Captain ueGden. of the
18th precinct. who WAS ordered to pro-
cecd to the above point and dIsperse the
mob.
The second was from the thirty Sec
ond precinct. and stated ut the rioter,
were marching through the boulevard
and had attacked Italian and swiss la
borers in the vicinity of 143d street ant
9th avenue. Superintendent kelso and
General Shaler immedi lately held Il con
sultation. and Gene. al Shaler ordered
seven companies of the list reginel I
| Colonel Rockefeller commanding. t,
proceed to ana guard that point. Til,
last order had barely been given, wteI
another report was received that severa
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