New-York tribune., 1872-07-13
LOCAL MISCELLANY.
oRANGEMEN UNMoLEsTED.
AN ORDERLY OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES OF MI
IN IlNF-ONIY ONE ARREST.

,hronchout In accordance with orders from Superin
tendent Kelso the entire police force numbering l'o"
men, with the exception Of those on patrol duy ID the
precincts assembled by $3.50 M in the streets an-
aeent 70 Police Headquarters OF this force 1000 men
were detailed as an escort 10 the procession, ana
the remainder were held as reserve. INC
former were commanded by inspector waning
assisted by Inspector MoDermott and Dnu Capt cope
land the precincts represented being the Eighth MIMI
Tenth Eleventh Twelfth Fourteenth, Fifteenth Blk
ieenth Eighteenth Nineteenth, Twentieth, Twenty
first Twcntyseeond, Twenty-third, Twentyeighth ana
rhirtieth and section of the Mounted Guard Inc re-
serve consisted OF details from the First second Iu'
Fourth Fifth Sixth, Seventh, Seventeenth, Twenty
fourth. Twenty-ifth, Twenty Twenty-seVenth'
and Thirty-second Precinct Mounted Police, and the
SANITARY Company, under the command OF Inspector
Diks assisted by Caps. Van Dusen, Ward, Wlnainson'
Ulmau, Petty, Kennedy Mount Washburne' spelRn'
Allare. Leary, Cherry, Wilson and Yue All 'he cap
tans and sergeants received precise Instructions as 10
the course they should pursue In case OF an atIaok
Just before H. the proceeded 10 LAtayetepsce,
and drew up in line between Fourth and Eighth-ss 20
await the arrival of the Orangemen. Meanwhile the
Orange societies assembling in their lodge rooms
at No s27 Bowery and shortly formed line under the
command Of Grand Marshal VIM. McGee, assisted by
several assistant marshsls, in the following order:
Prince Orange Lodge No Il Derry wSrs LQSse.y%ts Hale
stsu Master.
All fthe societies carried handsome banners most of
the members also displaying broad Orange sashes and
other regala Three Of the lodges were headed by bands
Passing up the Bowery and Fourthave. the societies
marched 70 AstOr-place where the procession was
formed by Inspector Waling
He gave the word Forward" and, with the band
playing the procession moved of During the march up
broadway several members fell into line with the soci-
cites While passing through Union-square, the mem
bers OF the various lodges exclusive of the muscans
numbered S67.
The procession passed through Broadway, Union
v1a TyVRU
frstst LexingtOn-ave. Twenty-thrdst, Madis0naVe''
hirty-forrth-st Fifthave., Tenthst, Broadway, ana
Great JOnes-st., TO No. S27 Bowery where IL wac us
Along the of march there were large numbers o.
spectators From many of the houses orange nag & anu
given In East Twenty irstst., near Lexingonaye.,
of house when she was approached by Peter Campbell
payer age a. who snatehed 1t from her ana gave her
ally eptbes applied by those on the route TO the
Orangemen but the display Of animosity was not SUI
The reserves Just before the procession reached the
Bowery to guard against the possibility OF attack,
the Oangemen dispersed, but nothing OF the klnd was
Gmard was on duty at the respective armories. Police
Surgeons Waterman and Freigh were also ON duty at
his OF detectives, and the special duty men from
the various precincts, mingled among the crowds ON On
either side of the procession but had no occasion 10
arrest any one.
THE PARADE IN JERSEY CITY.
The parade in Jersey City was not marked
Inv anv excitement A strong detail of police headed
and closed the procession and anked the line at differ
ent points where trouble might possibly have occurred
The sidewalks were thronged and detectives were dis
tributed through the crowd. No violent expressions
were heard The music unObjectiOnable parti
san tunes were played, except 1.-The Wearing OF the
Green which rather seemed TO please the spectators
Not over $50 men were In the line, which was
formed on Warrenst with the right resting ON
st Payonia,ave York-st and Hudson-st, to Mont
Romeryst and up Montgomery,st TO Franklin Hail.
where dismissed. Four lodges represented
from jersey CITY Newark and Eza6eth, under tne
assisted by John Campbell the Deputy Grand Master of
the Order in the United States.
THE PARADE IN PHILADELPHIA.
PHILADELPHIA, July 12.-The Orangemen In
this city paraded to-day several hundred strong, with
Orange flags and badges There were three lodges IN
line each with band Of music playing their fayorite
The police were in attendance, but no disturbance
occurred.
THE sOITTH SIDE RAILROAD DISASTER.
copoNFRis vERDICT-THE CONDUCTOR AND EN-
GINEER CENsURED-DEATH OF ANOAhEH
VICTIM.
The investigation of the Coroner jury Hl.o
,bo south side Railroad accident was concluued' III
Doot,vn Yesterday morning. John Rathbone, the con
dpctor of the wiamsburgh train, gave the following
testimony -. ,-, I'll,
Iwent into the superintendent's Office about 4OS July
a and Mr. Douglas said 10 me, "Lynch Is on unio'
hurry
,ion said nothing TO about the ume at OH 0'ooA
~ train started from Bushwick Station and was under
beadway; the Western bound train was due at the
terminus OF the double track az 5l3; calculated on
having five minutes to the double track, taxing III
tho fnr minutes allowed for variation, and without the
1otter one minute considered that mad Hght 10
o INV Judgment in using the time allowed Tor varla-
,in there are no rules on the timetable that IOrnoa
conductor using his judgment in running IRON bush"ic
~ the double track; considered that was running nS
in yzhateyer; about quarter 10 minute eldPSeo
roy the tne ;hat became aware OF the presencS "a
toin i'm front until the Collision OcCutIeu Was neFS
formed by any officer OF inc Oolpshy 70 tbe dSubIe
track. i'm starting from BushWlck at Ie the uiu %
not aware that was exposing ny sen ~, - Ne nogIss
a. Sunerinfeudept would not have cens ued mt u Si
the other hand would have said that ha0 zone le4eV
night -
me .Iurv then rendered the following verdict;
s5 aa PRANK their deaths No 50 De
,osc Bioon and s day. e July TesPeeyey % @ from H,h1 m
rT No Is Of the SOUTH S.at Hsa o. lG1s ' H
the afternoon Of July and mat sd nanes were
Te d station said collision caused BY John Rabooe
who and James Scott who vas engineer .sa tram NO
control stsTtng from the Bulck
Depot ore the time and eupSoe 'io,non OF me printed
rules rtgus'ions s9d ume 'ase o. sara % T a. o. nv, ss I e1e
St xbss the coljon occurred opinion injudcously To-
ear SpSoS & ne steam Tsros ,houd operated and
fh stopping places should be connected by telegraph
RathbOne and Scott were held to await the aeOn OF the
Grand Jury IN 5000 bail each
Darius williamson age a. died, yesterday morning at
No n south Firstst d. from injuries recevedby the
collision The deceased had foot crushed and IT
pmputated three inches above the toes, but mortfca-
zion ensued, causing death
BROOKLYN WATER BOARD APPOINTMENTS.
Water Commissioners Fowler and Palmer
of Brooklyn began their duties by making large num-