The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1871-07-10
NEW YORK CITY.

NEW YORK, July 3,
Asa gentleman was coming out Of the
Savings Bank, on the corner of BoWery
and Canal streets, this morning, with
5000 which he had lust drawn, he was
seized by two men, one Of whom held
him while the other rihed his pockets.
The thieves were arrested about eleven
o'clock this morning.
A freight train on the Morris u Essex
railroad ran into coal train near the
Hoboken depot, and six coal cars were
wrecked, and an engine and some freight
cars badly damaged.
There Is every prospect Of u bloody riot
on Wednesday next, There no longer
seems TO be any doubt that the Or.
Angemen will parade, and that the Irish
societies will speedily resort TO violence to
prevent them so doing II Is currently
reported that the Irish societies, TO the
number of $4,000, are arming, and will
appear on the 18th for the purpose OF car
rying their threats into execution, while
II Ia generally understood among the po-
lice and others that 5000 Orangemen will
march on that day, equipped TO defend
themselves from an attack.
A fire was discovered In the cotton
warehouse Of Dewitts s. Duncan, No. II
Bridge street, this morning, There were
(, 800 bales Of cotton stored In II, The
fire first broke out on the second floor
near the hatchway, In q lot Of cotton
bales that were TERED up there solid last
week. Several hundred bales Of cotton
were mere or less damaged by the flames
and water, the latter being the cause OF
the principal part 0f the damage. De-
Wits Il Duncan's loss exceeds 5000 In
stock; insured. The premises, owned BY
B. Blame, are damaged $4,000. Nos, ~,
81 and 90 on the same street, which form
a large twOAtOry warehouse, hlled With
merchandise Of every description, were
flooded with water, and the loss 10 the
owner must be at least 10000.
TIM APPREHENDED ATTACK ON THR
...... ORANdRMRN,
New YORK, July 8.
The threatening attitude assumed BY
the Irish Catholics toward the Orange
men, has been thought Of sufficient Inn
p0rLance hy Arch Bishop McClusky, 10
Induce him u do all In his power to pre-.
vent an outbreak. He notified the Clergy
to speak of the coming demonstration at
each mass to-day and tomorrow. To
advise their congregations to abstain from
any overt act, and allow the Orange pro.
cession To pass on in peace. Mayor Hall
asserts that such measures have been
taken IA tn prevent riot, and that 1t IL
an impossi6illty. 1t Is known that sey-
eral Hlbernian clubs have made arrange.
ments for target shoots, and intend to
meet the procession Of Orangemen,
VIM. H. Aspinwalls new iron steam
yacht Day Dream, was run into yester.
day by a tug boat, and SO badly Injured
that II Is thought useless TO attempt IN re-
pair her.
Vim, Gamble has been appointed Sec
retary of the Jersey City Fire Insurance
Company In place Of A. b. Dean, who re.
Gently mysteriouSly disappeared.
MIRA Flnlay, stepmother Of ex.Attorney
General Stansberry, died yesterday at
Jersey City, aged 1O2.
The steamship Nemises, from Liver.
pool, and the British gunboat Wiuatree,
Commander Yeatman, from Nassau, have
arrived. .-....
Benz. 8. Taylor, President ol the First
National Bank Of HobokIn, died to-day
Of apoplexy, aged 76