The New York herald., 1873-07-12

Eight Orange Lodges to Parade I'm Re-
gala To-Day-The Pelice Escort and

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Eight Orange, Lodges to Parade In Re-
gala To-Day-The Pe1ice Escort and
Arrangcment-No Firearms for the
Omeers. p .ls6Ial eal-14 ci llraa
Judging from present indications the celebration
Of the capture Of Londonderry s TO be observed BY
the Orangemen to-day without the slightest moles-
tation on the part Of the A. o. II. or the st. p. NJ
A. g. The tloody riot OF 1871. which has left On
everlasting blot the citys fair nsme Il s 20 be
hoped win not recuf to-day. The celebration last
year was very quiet and peaceable, which en-
courages the hope here expressed, and inspires
confidence as to the satisfactory result Of today's
display. Members Of the Irish societies with
whom she HERALD reporter has talked on the sub
ject declare that there viii be no demonstration on
the part Of the members Of the societies. and that
they have heard nothing from the men that would
indicate even an Inclination to disturb the peace.
they AZ seem to INA nsTe % aeSea y sns parade
Irish societies. Superintendent Matseli has taken
on hand to quell any mob demonstration. 80.
The line OF march will be through Astor place to
sqs passing 20 the
monument, to Sixteenth street. through Sixteenth
70 Irving n
fourth street. through Thirty street to Fifth
avenue, down Filth avenue to Fourteenth street,
and thence to Union square, where the parade will
1t was the original intention OF the Orangemen
to 60 down the Bowery, through Chatham street,
the Park aud up Broadway; but the Police Com
missi0ners would not agree, and the OranQemen
decided to follow the line published above, which
was laid out for them by the police. "71T
Last st. Patricks Day the same exception was
taken to the line of march to the Irish societies,
but the societies would not acquiesce, and, finally,
the superintendent OF Police made compromise
with them the o. Which n they failed to
the Bowery and Chatham street the Commission
said they should take the sidewalk, so not to
impede the progress Of cars and trucks. This they
said they would do, but they didn't, and no effort
was made to make the prOcessfOnsts keep the
walk. The Board will rely on It's own force to keep
the peace, and viii make no call for the military
unless they discover they are unable to overcome
the mob. ~
All the on platoons OF each precinct in the city,
and 'patrolmen, win rendezvous at the Central
ONCE this morning at ten o'clock One half the
force will be detailed as an escort and the other
aa w Lobe PC aed IN a. 81 @
reserves will be kept: The escort will be com.
manded by inspectors Walling and McDermott and
Inspector Diiks WIZ take % charge @ Of the re,
on the ground with General Duryea. Ser
police, win head the column, when win Be
Prince OF Orange Lodge, No. 1; Derry Walls Lodge,
No. 2; Chosen Few Lodge, No. 8; Gideon Lodge, No.
10; Joshua Lodge, NO. II; Union Lodge, No. Is;
washington Purple Star Lodge, No. so; One-Arm
Captain Irving, with the Central once detectives
and specials In citizens clothes, from the several
stations, will act as skrmishers along the line and
arrest any person who makes the slightest disturb
The proposition to arm the police which was
proposed by General Duryea, was lost, and no per-
of a disturbance to-day, unless the military be
called out pt st ''- ~ y