The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1871-07-14
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DISCHARGE OF R1oTogs, j441oREns
MISS ANTHONY HssED !. IN
MIss0UaI-PosT ,OFFluE MONEY ORDERS
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,pNEw: YoRR, July 12.-dov. Hoffman
has issued, the following proclamation
: Haying Ebeen a6nly thisIi day apprised.
while. MT the eicapital, iofs the actnRl con-
ditiDn ofithipGs. harel with reference to
the proposed procession tomorrow, and
having the belief that my presence was
H6eded;? TephiEed ,,ihfthet Immediately, 1
no make this proclamation: .i,,!u
;J:,iThe order heretofore iesued; By the
police authorities in reference to the
said. procession having been duly re-
voked, I hereby give notice that any
and ell bodies. Of men doairing to as
semble and march in penceabie lproces-
sioh'in this city Tomorrow, the 10Th in
stant, will be permitted to do So They
will be protected to the fullest extent
possible by the military and police au-
thorihas. A military and police escort
Will he' 'furnished to any body of men
desi9ihg it, on application tome at. my
headquarters, which viii be ct tie police
headquarters In this city, at any time
during The! day L warn all persons to
abstain from intArferenoewith any such
iaasenbly or procession except By autho-
rity ftom nae; and I give notice that all
theSpowers at my command, civil and
military, viii be used to. preserve the
public peace and put down, at alishaz-
ards; every attempt at disturbance; aud
I call upon .elli citizens, of every race
Anf KeligiophM unite with ms pnd The
lcnal authorities in thigdeterminatinn to
preaeIyg tho 4pe4ga md honor Of the city
and Shte! = JOHN n? HOFFMAN.
!. NEW YohK, Jnly IL. The line OF the
Q5angS procassion was guarded BY part
OF the Ninth and detachment of the
Sixth Regiments. Shortly after the pro
1tessioM started. !, hootipgs were heard
sflrom the side, Atreeta.7 The exaitament
,ancrea8ed. and missiles were flung from
some Sfndows'into the procession. The
,pmoefa Of the National Guard ordered
their hep to Are. This they did; aDd
j OYER $50 persons killed and wounded. 80
17 41 os 1th5lm rioters. This OCCURRED in
Eighth ayenne.a The utmost excitement
over the affair atill prevails, Lieutenant
Page; Of .the Ninth (Fiak's) Regiment. is
reported mortally wounded. Captain
S9HneeE5 Of the Ninth Regiment, was
killed by his own mon in Twenty sixth
street, between Seventh and Eight ave-
nues. He had given an order to fall
back. and became mixed In the crowd.
ard 'xuoo hs11n1 hx, A.
. rioters. OF officers Of the Ninth Regi-
wounded. Among the troops known to
be killed; besides those already reported. !.
are the Captain Of the Eighty.fourth aud
two priyates and sergeant OF the Ninth.
Five regiments are resting on their arms
near Cooper Institute. The total num-
ber OF wounded is unknown, but fifteen
are known to be mortally hurt. At the
sixteenth precinct there we're sixteen
bodies this evening. They were removed
to the Morgue. At the twenty ninth
precinct there were four dead bodies.
At the Morgue there are at present forty
tbodieg.Y CAmopg. the recognized are
aHe4Ty, q. rRage, OF the Ninth Regiment,
fhdve veftH1bg agent of the Grand Opera
tbbhass; Uhatl8Si Rettit, Charles Bucklin
thnd, Mr., Archibald. Among the killed
ssssht the Sixteenth precinct are q woman
ssshnd; child. AL ethe other dead are snp-
Hp9sed stgshayg been rioters. \, Col. Fisk,
~ ~ asiasntt; {; ;sIss7as wounded ia
ElSSlie HgRt at TaantHsfo1stH atreet. His
!. .l5S Ank brpSe aptafKs Spencer, Of
sste !Niith ReBtMenss aWas atruck at the
h,slRms tims.a and aeftnusIy Injured.
EHIHAgRLPg1A. July 12.-The Bteeple
OF theA1ew Presbyterian Chmch, on
Twanttsyh and Oxford streets, was de.
mohsh9d by lightning.
WAsn1EagoN. July i3.-Hon. John II.
Clifford has been elected President Of
(, ( N New 1Yo,,nK, July ); 13.::oolonel CLARK,
; Of the Seventh Regiment, reports thai
after the Orangemen had passed the
spot. q shot was fred. killing Page, when
the Ninth Regiment commenced an in.
discriminate fire. without ORDERS. Tie
Ninth fell back; they providing the
Seventh on the pavement. Tho frino
was kept up, Some time, although or
adjutant begged Lieutenant. Colone
Brain to hold his men in. When tht
Seventh reached the corner OF Twenty
seventh. street, shots were fired from {