The morning star and Catholic messenger., 1871-07-16

that after tho Orangemen had passed. so r
was fred, killing Lieut.. Henry u rage VI '"o &
Ninth Regiment, after which thas fegin'on. ir
commenced an indiscriminate nre wi'nou' ie
orders. The Ninth fell back, crowding 'ne
Seventh ON the pavement. The hring Wa b
kept mp for some time, although an AoJu'sa' p
beoued Lien tenant Colonel Brain to hold his Q
ma, in. When the Seventh reached the cor
nor of 9th street, shots were fired from WIN Il
dow. single shot was fired at the window II
by q soldier acting under orders. Several 7
more shots were fred from the same spot b
Several volleys were then fired into the win
dow This, Col. Clarke claims was all the :
firing done by the Seventh Regiment Inc !
Twenty-Second Regiment did not fire shot' I
Members of the Ninth say they fred no shot .
until young Page was killed. From the con- l
Aicting accounts received it would appear 'ha'
| ohout ffty-six persons were killed during the
dow and one hundred wounded Among the
recognized are Henry c. Page, OF the Nlnth I
Regiment advertising agent of the Graho
Opera House; Charles Petit, Charles Buckiln
and Mr.. Archibald. Among the killed a1 inc
Sixteenth Precinct are q woman ana chho'
The mother of the boy who was shot as ne was
returning from school, came to see MS aeau
BODY 1t was, however, coffned, and the lio
nailed down, ready for removal. The omcer
told her kindly she would have to wate 'iiA ~
. was brought home She broke into wild COM |
: plant, and, in accents broken by emosion,
: cried ont "Oh, won't you let me see my boy
. Oh, let me sec him, doctor, dear; give me as
: him: We will do at all, at ALT l was
9 twenty-four years in England, and this didn't
y happenn She thus went on in q half crazeo
5, manner, evidently almost-driven out OF her
n senses by the sudden blow which had deprived
. her of her son. There is . report that after the
Of mob CAPTURED the Hibernian Hall, it was re-
captured by the police, aided by the Eighty
Fourth Regiment. Two soldiers whc retuseo
IN to eht had the buttons cut OF their uniforms
i'd Durinp the night two or three faint attempts
ny at riotinp were made, but easily quieted. on
he the 18th order seemed perfectly restored
'st though two regiments are kept on duty oil the
on time. All the workmen who left the bouie-
es- wards and parks contrary to positive ordefS'
of were discharged, and Germans and ltalians
It's have been employed instead. Arcnoasnop
of McCloskey used every exersion to prevent q
or oollisiou. He directed the clergy to speak as
er, each Mass on Sunday urging their congrega
the tions to abstain from interfering with 1ne
The Oraneemen He himself delivered sermon
YER intimating his conviction that the orangemei
,ck intended to provoke outrages, and expressini
,dy the hope that tho civil authorities would pre-
ter vent the procession but If it did take place
in urged all parents, husbands and orotnefs'
,ro- 90 to their employment and attend tnei. y. ~
had S;narv ayocations "a usual Let Cathon
rect mothers and wives and sisters remain at tne'
,ple homas said he. and attend to their HON
five duties. and allow no unworthy curiosity
ON a-.v them near this procession. The feeli1
nth .monpst the Orangemen is very bitter. The
dis anneal to the old Know Nothing party to REQ
rom ganize. A circular has been issued for ti
the formation of Protestant League OF Americ
and wherein it is asserted that the claims OF X
wiss man Catholicism are Incompatible Win CIV
9th and religious liberty. 1t is asserted that oo
lera1 .rsons enrolled themselves for this organic
ane ton. -. III,
oint. NORTH CARoI1NA.-A telegram from w
COM mington gives the following d ae1aIs f ,,a,rr
oo1r great outrage perpetrated by a bano OF hegl.
JACK ~ r., t%a 10th nst fearful butchery was p
uaro petrated in Robson county. by henry Dor
been Lowry, and ha~ina Dana ;n u, charge Iowrys
49, and several others who had been aad,ng q. a
the abetting the outlaws, was am6%scaaea ~ !
or- Butbsrford PnI Railroad. The following named
'"o the sherffs posse were killed and wounde
n the and Hector McNeill. WoundedI1D. McC
Ulcers mick, Berry Barnes and James Lowry, ,,,
tho,. latter colored man and cousin OF the ou'i,
ITSELF into regular
their Which lasted some time me snetnS i, 81 4.
a,out fought well, and were following ga tue ~ ;s
apoo' ;nto the recesses of the swamp, put IL 10
Certainly ast i known that any Of the outlaws
ounds killed Lowry the leader Of the 0assTs as On
Seeing Capt. ea s.. aoch loading and firing deli
for sa RabSson IS ss
.nnssd an1 "d and it is believed q campaign viii
that will sssut tn sso
,tarted phaonn comfy came to this city to-day
- oet aecure arms and ammunition. Every mef
~ g. of the Lowry band is negro.
- were CA11roRNIA.-The steamer from AusS
:. brings accounts of q recent scare causea
build repoTt that piratical expedition was n, ~
wo SOL ont in San Francisco to make descenS .,
,ession, island Inc coionlS.s ,pntaers erected q
tSs1 sss sS
BEN two story was q canaro oLisa s ont Sreaming o
waiting .ant VINO ssas T. wouid create In San Frar
soldiers acme Italians hoisted a flag inscribed
o'clock ftal Roma capitOls" The ultra aod GaS
lootings took u uno w tG down the flag The tt