Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-07-11
Mexico Must Choose Between War and
Peace.
lsrsolAL DsrArcHrs TO Il COIN HUI
DAnI Naval
Tn. Twelfth q. Montreal.

MONTREAL. July ll.-All the city corp
are ordered v DO under Arms ct 7:so A. NJ
on Friday. Canvas was put on Lacrosse
grounds this afternoon. and the guards on
all the armories are doubled tonight.
Until the arrival Of General smythe the
distribution Of troops will not be known.
Tho Chief Of Police proposes to employ
the whole force at his command on
the 18th In keeping tho streets cleared
OF crowds and dispensing gatherings. The
hospital authorities have made ample pro.
vision for treating any patients that may
be brought there. The police have received
information that . large number Of thieves
and rogues OF every description are In the
city awaiting their opportunity. Many
large manufacturers have posted up
notices In their establishments no.
flying their employees that II they
absent themselves on Friday without
leave they will be instantly dismissed.
The police magistrates have received MI.
merous applications from employees oflarge
firms. TO be sworn In ~ special constAbles
for the protection Of their employer
property. Large Numbers OF people APP
piled to-day 70 the police magistrate. I'M.
der the Black act. TO obtain . license to
carry fre arms. Through the commission
Of tho government 10 appoint commits
sioners 10 grant such license the applica.
tons were not granted.
Many rumors arc floating about % TO
mischief threatened ON tho 18th. II 10 said
that the quarrymen from Saint Jean Bap-
tiste village, and lAborers from Saint Hem
Rad and other villages around the city.
intend joining forces with the city
roughs In setting up barbados on
Victoria square TO impede the passage
Of the procession. IL 10 also asserted
that Q plot exists for burning Orange Hall
and the Presbyterian Church, where u Is
contemplated TO hold commemorative SER
vices. 1t 10 stated that the Catholic clergy
and influential Irish citizens are about TO
Ioin In issuing . proclamation. enjoining
co~.religionisa not 10 interfere with the
Orange procession, but 10 remain peace
fully at homo or 81 work.
The bill abolishing party processions.
which IL being put through the Quebec
Legislature. has not yet boon read . third
time. As IL has also TO pass the Legisla-
1.-Two Counoil md receive the Lieut.. uoy.
ernor's sanction, there 10 . possibility Of
its moi becoming a law before the 18th.
Tho Mayor has Issued . proclamation
nrotesting against tho large body Of mill.
tsry being brought from tho outside
at great expense 70 the city, and
advising all peaceable people TO
stay at home on the 18th and not interfere
with the procession. Tho Irish Catholic
societie, received legal advice this morn.
inc from four Of the most prominen, law.
yeps OF Inc CITY 10 the effect that the
Orange body was illegal, and that the
m,yor has power 10 stop the procession.
Ths s%,ecutiye Officers Of those societies are
in se.sion c~onsideripg what action should
be tsLen on This advice, and . large crowd
outside awaits the resuit. The mayor has
piyen bis assurance that he will not inter-
fere with the procession.
OuybYc. July lO.-It 10 reported by the
evening papers that Parliament House
would probably DO burned II fsillons
party, Proecssion phi nv .uos
nnn. cnrrens xith r%sisr.nse 10 tbs
probability Of ~pillaging tomorrow by Ia
borers out Of work.
QuEnrs, ny M..D Ga.f!y, , unGer
mr. Montreal. Thew Were Missed on m
barking. and . slight push wls made BY
tho crowd At the boat when ihey were
' mas mcstinu Of 1000 Roman Catholics
was held last evening at Durham Terrace.
The greater part was composed OF lrish.
men IRON sno ooas,' r1 ni.,eI, ma
headed By Tho Diamond HarbOr de and
drum band. A series Of resolutions were
adopted. endorsing the action hken "