The New York herald., 1878-07-11

take up their quarters In various parts OF the city to-
morrow, scarcely inferior in drl and discipline
to the re sulsrs.
ARRIVAL sxrrHs.
LeuteDant General smythe arrived at the Windsor
Hotel from Ottawa this evening, accompanied BY his
aud aide-ds camp He is yet uniuformcd Of the
part no be called 10 lake In Fridays affair.
Ho will of be sntIect to the call Of the Chief
Magistrate. but whether person will out to
be the Mayor not uncertain.
RuxoR BExIED.
rumor wilton prevailed this afternoon to the enect
that Mayor Beaudry, In view Of the call for troops,
had reluquished his authority, is positively denied
This afternoon he ASSURED your correspondent that
his proclamation, srsady de1nod, would hold until
after tho 18th inst.
NKErISG or IRISH CATHOLICS.
meeting Of the Irish Catholic clergy and laity will
be nsid this evening 10 consider the proprty OF
Ing an address, asking Catholics to abstain any
demonstration Of hostility toward tho Orangsmsn
the 18Th.
THE PROGRESSION pKcLAREp ILLEGAL.
new and important phase has been givcn to the
pending controversy. To-day Tho Irish Catholic SO
cicties submitted the question OF the legality
OF tho proposed Orange procession to four
lawyers. two Of them among the ablcst in
tho Dominion, three Of them Protc.tants and
only ono Catholic. Those gentlemen Edward
Counsellor; +. W. Richie ana Edmond Barnard
Tonight, a meeting held in ST. Parick's Hail. they
rendered a long and careful opinion, based upon
a plain statute OF 1861, before the confed-
Grafton, which has never beon repealed, 10 tho
effect that tho Orange procession would DO positively
illegal, and that it will be the duty OF the municipal
authorities 10 suppress It, On the strength OF this
opinion the meeting addressed at late hour a
memorial to tho Mayor, asking him what action he
will take in consequence OF IL He reserves his
answer until tomorrow.
THEY WILL WALK.
In spite of this legal judgment and OF whatever the
Mayor may say, the Ornngcmcn assert that they will
walk. II any OF them get hurt hsre their numerous
friends IN Upper Canada In Ontario threnten vcn-
seance and terror
PREPARATIONS BY THE AUrHonrrIEs AND THE
HosPlrALs-THMvEs AWAITING TulIR oP-
PoRrUNIrY.
MONTREAL, July 10, 1878.
All tho city corps have been ordered out aud 10 bo
under arms from half-past seven A. NJ. on Friday.
Canvass tents were put up on tho Lacrosse Grounds
this afternoon. Guards all the armories wore
doubled tonight. Chief OF Police Naegey proposes
to employ the whole force at his command upon tho
18th in keeping the strces clear OF crowds and dis
persrS gatherings wherever found. The Hospital
authorities have mado ample provision for treating
nny patients that may be brought there the 1.h.
A ward has been specially apart for this purpose
THIEVES THE
Tho police recoived Information that large num-
Der Of thieves aud rogscs OF every description in
ths city awaiting their opportunity Many large
manufacturers have posted In their establishments,
notifying their employees that. II they absent them
selves from work Friday without leave,
they Will be instantly dismissed. Tho Clerk
OF the Peace to-day swore In ninety
men employed At tho Grand Trunk Rail.
way station and works a. special constablss. The
police magistrates have received numerous arplca.
sions from employees Of large firms 10 be sworn In as
special constables for the protection of their employ
ers' property. Largo numbers Of people applied to-
day TO tho police magistrates under the Blake act to
obtain license 10 carry firearms. Through the omis.
sion OF tho govern mont to appoint commissioner 10
grant such licenses the applications granted
YOUNG 1RIsHMEN DRILLING IN QUEBEC MASS
MEETING OF EoMAN CATHOLICS.
.."NtH. QUYBEc, July 10. 1875
Three hundred young Irishmen drilling nightly
In tho Chsmpsin Market Hall. w II is said pro-
ocsd to Montreal on Thursday battery leaves ,his
evening Tor Montreal 10 assist In preservation OF
peace Tncre intense excitement here In reference
to the anticipated trouble.
A mass meeting OF Roman Catholics has been called
for tonight, O'clock on Durham Terrace By
advertisement Tho object OF the meeting 10 not
stated and name is signed TO the advertisement
oRANGEMEN ADVISED NOT TO VISIT MONTREAL.
BELLEvfLLE. Ont. July 10, 1878.
The Orange Grand Master Of Ontario, Fast, has is
sued address in which he advises the Orange men
under his jurisdiction TO refrain from visiting Mon
trca tho 18th, sufficient military protection Will
be afforded the brethren there
OPINION OF THx FRENCH CATHOLIC ORGAN
THE wHoLR RESPONSIBILITY LAID UPON THE
Observation-Disclosures OF BLOODY
sCENEs-woRDs OF GOOD COUNSEL.
tFrom La Minerve, Montreal, July o.
Wo arc entering upon q week big with events II
wo arc able to see the commencemont OF the excite.
mont G cd know the end The 18th Will pass
but with the 18th blood may flow, and, unhsppny
with the blood will also now floods Of hatred, which,
perhaps, will not be checked soon. Formerly there
was an understanding between the Catholics and inc
Protestsnts. They tolerated and respected other
the relations OF business prixae relations, political re-
plicatsd with seearan considerations this mas
changed dstrust and prejudice have into sI
itn. extreme Protestant orsan-EnI battered assnss
Catholicism things were not bad, considering tho
character Of the rsv,ler which had weight either
with the Catholics or the Protcstans but tho respon
sbity for the present crisis 10 TO be traced to
the crusade OF Mcssrs. Huntington and Gait Thor
fanatic appeals did not fcst without echo Ia en-
rolling prejudice under their banner they uttered the
nrst cry OF tho struggle which tho 18th will
bo found violent ana sanzunary In tho |
streets OF Montreal. IL 10 useless 10 seek TO pal. |
late those things. As much as the Protsstants /
hays bitten ihe bait OF fsnat,cism, SO IN uch the
Catholics have resented the outags 1nosndary calls
have come all sides. We have been repeatedly |
insuted by public men and by tho ministers OF re-
gion.
Among the Protostants there the most inyctcrate
- Cafh ~.
the painful ioeings IA relation 10 the Profess
tants.
Il Ia said that peace will be kept tho 18Th and
tn at there Will soldiers enough protect the pro-
cession OF the Orangomsn. wo hope SO with |
all our heart IL devout wish |
that tho Catholics may give once moro an /
example OF moderation. As We have never attacked |
the Protcstants in public discussions so let US |
not attack thcm Streets II it 10 necessary TO
impose upon ourselves lively restraint let us In pose
IT, II t Is necessary to suffer ANOTHER humiliation let
us suffer IT, More courage 10 often required for a |
pacinc ahsiincnce than Ior pcrIous ncllun 10 aon