Chicago Daily Tribune Newspaper, July 13, 1878, Page 1

VOLUME XXXIX. SATURDAY., JULY 13, 1878—~TWELVE PAGES. e Chicage Daily Teibune, PRICE EDUCATIONAL. Jomnings Seminary AURORA, KANE 00, ILL. A SCHOOL FOR BOTIH SEXES. $144.00 pays for board, room- rent, and tuition in solid branches for the year beginning August 28, 1878, geven courses of study, as follows: 1. Preparatory Conrse—one year, 11, Conrse in Lilerature and Sclence— thren years. 111, Seclentiflc and Commerclal Course— {hree years. V. Classies] Courso—three years, Y. Advanced Classical Course—four yearss V1. Musical Conrso—three years, {11, Commerclal Course—three to twelve montiis, Special Teachers’ Course at Iargely reduced rates. Send for a catalogue and be convinced that this is one of the cheapest and best schools to be found. Address ; MARTIN E. CADY, Principal. RACINE COLLEGE, Itacine College fncludes & Behool of Letters and 8 Scientifc ¥chool. There s also s Grammar fichool, which orepares lioys for Collega or businews. 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Jweuticth Anoual Ansslun begtns Oct. 1, 1478, For 1 fnformation, or Anugiihcenient, address DE. J, 1. HOLLISTER, 20, 74 Tiandolph-it., C! X0, 1. Horgan Park Hilitary Aeadomy Capt, ED. N. KIRK TALCOTT, | Assoclate HENH WIRIGIIT, A. M., !l'!ln:lnlh- A first-class Preparatory #chool for Doys. Locatlon attractive and_eleysted. Fifteen l(‘rel of ground, besslon b(lllrllfl 1874, ¥or full infornsiion snd eataloguo ‘nddreas eitlier of tha Frincipals at Morgan Targ, Cook Co., NION COLLAGE OF LA, CHICAGO, ILL. Collegiato yesr, 8¢t w.eks. Hegina Sept. 11, 1878, Tulitou, ¥ year In advance, Kor ratalogus, eic., ity 30 per Yo Yan of rl.!‘.hl‘l‘l" ete, 03 Desrboru-st., Chicago, N, _ Wells College for Young Ladies. : ADRORA, CATYUGA LAKE, N. Y. Full Collegiate, ‘Bpecial, ‘and Academic Courses, Buperior tatructiondn musle. Locatiun unsurpassed for beauty, bealthtulness, and refinement buldings elogant 1 & lioine where parents may with confliience {nirust their daughiters, Terin begine Bept. 11, 167H, KEV. K. 8, FIUSUER, Prestdent. MRS, CUTHBERTS SEMINARY, Tourteenth year opens Sept, 0, for young Iadles an ehiidren, Tosriing aad day sehoct. Tl f-nrn i clea teackers, ' Superlor bullal T A K L B dreas MUY BUGENIA CUTIBRICT, Priseipan COLLEGIATE AND COMMERGIAL INSTITUTE. chiool. Now liaven, Ct. 44th year, Betentl0a Kehooly or bustnew, nlog by military deliitug, gym: foriuation sout on appiication, Maplewood Institute} ¥s,¥ouxd k Know, uhout, the Weat for 1:s great beauty of or tastructlon. ~ Address Iteva, C. V. VERY, tho Princlpats, for prospectus ) MILITARLY EMY. BEND ircular for 187 Bastics, &e. ¥ it 10 Fra, atiautic Company. General Tr: Between Now York and lavro, Pler 43 N. i%, foot ortan-a of VILLEDEPARIS, fanieill. Wedn'day. Jul T LAURKNT, Liclitanct., Wednosers ) oy 4. 12 0e dnestay. Tuly3i, 78 13 oLl ficluglog inoy: o, $1w; Becund Ui wine, bedding, Vilis'da Farus. ‘Pasecoge. T AN, Awsats 35 Brosdw, TK-st,, Agent fur Chicago, STATE LINE. XFW YOIK TO QLAS RFAGE: LOSUDMON: BEATE OF Y Ninc! it eabin p0 sd 5 s o fone:, Keturn okoia ue reabced raids,“usond Cabin, ‘¢lz;n{:cm.x-mkr‘g-‘:lvmfic’:u{'-x?. Bloerage. at luws 24 Fatoa. . APDLY o BALD erdAnents. '3: WAREACH: s e 1M Wl N G\ ANCHOR LINEMAIL STEAMERS New York aud Glagow. I11OP]A, July 13, 3 pm | CIRC, b HEUN vy E i | SRR A e New York tu London direct. ALSATIA...July 17, 7810 1'V} Catioe 863Ey g0, li:l‘xfl::‘ljun icket cond cabin, $40. Lo HENDEIO B l'usuufw‘\:’fln‘fam..n_ National Line of Nteamships, BAILING TWICE A WEEK FKOM m w 7 o2 New York to Queeastows, Liverpool, and Londen, bin passage frum 830 Lo $70 currency. Excurd o i % Briito ! lekets educed rates. tecrage, L1 LATSON, Nor 4 Bootl Ciark-st, I B Balling evers BI04 8 QUEENSTO Trana-Ltlanits H‘;‘. nlfln. upder the Awertc REED STAR LINE, Dirsct b ANTWER: (elgium), salling seuwl-montnly, flcruately, from Plisdelphta’ sud New York. For Faadg i TUUl Burope spuly et and Frelahts to ai FPETER WIIGHT & BONS, Gen. Ageuta. W. E. L. b2 Manawer, ¢ Nandoi cago. Norlh German Lloyd. The steamors of thls Cor UL sall every Ba av truin Tircieu Fer, fost of FOtrd streer, Tubokon, 2062 o Sauage—Froi Row York tu Svbtbampton: Seniu, B, by slcerage, $30 currency. Wor freight Sd bassage apply to- Y OELKICHS & LU, *Bowilix Uicen, Now Yorks Also the remainderofalarge importation of Llama Lace Sacques! At $1.50 to $5.00, Betng about one-fifth their original value. WABASH-AV,, Between Madison & Monroe-sts, Now in their New an Magnificent ‘CANP, Call attention to thelr large atock of GENUINE DECKER BROS. PIANGS, The Most Extensive Organ Factories in the World, ORGANS. 188 & 190 Stgte-st.. Chicago, nd 014 Oltve-st,, BL. Louts. AllGreat Artists usethemand rec- ommend them, ESTE Unrivaled in (Opp. PalmerHouse,) & D STENWAY SQUARE " PIANGS, Wae nave In stock and offer fo) g le oo L S FINANOIAL. LAZARUS SILVERMAN, BANKER, CHAMBER OF COMMEROE, 18 BUYING AND BELLING Government onds, Cook County Orders, ¥, Bud pra f procuring the be tlonally Tow price, wiil tindJe Contractors® Vouchers, Exchano on London, Parls, Frank- r MONEY toLOAN By JOSIAH H. REED, No. 52 Willfam-st, N, Y. 1equlred, on INPROVED CICAGO us received and 1L A, NURLBY Tnvestment Bonds, 23,000 CITY OF STERLING, 1),, We conliler the TN E AN gt aaf Baukers, 14 Washington-st, LAUNDRIES, MUNGER'S LAUNDRY, 46 North Clark.st, 8 Wabash-av, 901 Coituge Gz rouptly attenaed to lnduiphes We offer for sale 7 per cent Uonds. ORIENTALY AUNDR 03;W. Madison-st | 430 W. REMOVALN. LIPMAN'S LOAN QFFICE REMOVED TO Southeast corner Madlson and Clark-sts., Room 3, 'ON OLOTHING BTORE. 3ra our Bpecialty . Kent bj l‘r’. ".n )y tusll or dolph | 118 Clark-st. e e PLUMP. 12mo. Cloth, 8. tested thia Tulea ald owis by Dr. ikl ¥ ihd ylacy Trom Philadeiphls, The on} Ty M _SEWER PIPE, - rain Tile, and Cement, SET, Eriiels B NaTasted: Goud Fiiloge wl low Fates. DIty. McCHESNEY, Cor. Clark sad lasdulph-ata. ) uvie, aud Bremen, Orat cablu, B1U0; socuud TEET CLOTHRING, Dfii’i‘]‘ibjg (00ds E A G E S 2 VERY LOW PRICES. AT LOW PRICES. Fieid,*—Leiter & Co. Invite attention to a choice se~ lection of Llama Lace Shawls! Recently imported in rare and beautiful designs, which they offer at unusually low We have placed on SEPARATE COUNTERS certain lines of FINE BLACK DIAGONAL COATS and VESTS and CASSIMERE PANTA- LOONS, and marked them at VERY LOW PRICES TO CLOSE. A GOOD WHITE VEST at 76c. MONEY CHEER- FULLY REFUNDED IN EVERY INSTANCE WHERE GOODS ARE NOT SATISFACTORY. GOLDEN EAGLE CLOTHING STORE, 136 & 138 Madison-st,, and 144 & 146 Clark-st, ONE PRICE. PLAIN FIGURES, MINERAL WATERN, APOLLINARIS NATURAL - HINERAL WATER. HIGHLY EFFERVESCENT. APPROVED by the Academleie Mederine of Franes, and its sale {n France authorized by spectal order of tEe French Govermment. Itecommended by the highest MEDICAL AUTHONI- TIES In Now vork s , OF anY other., **Absalutely pure aud wholesoines superlor to all for ally uaey free Trom all the objectfons urged agsinat Cruton and artffcially aerated waters, " impreguated onty with ite own yav, " . '+ Uscrul and very agreeable. " *ileaithtul and well-sulted for Dyspeprin and cases of acute ulses H **Millly sntacid: agrees well with dyspeptics, and whero th-ro I & goity diatticat.” *“Dy far the mnost agreeahie, slone or mixed with Jine, uactul In Catarriu uf Stomaeh or Biadder, sad I o ‘Not only & luxury, but s necesity,” Ta b had of all Wine Merchanta, Grocers, Drugaiets ana iineral Water Deaiers througnout the Dulied Biates, and wholesalo of FRED'K DE BARY & CO., SOLF, AGENTS, NOS, 41 & 43 WARREN.ST,, NEW YORK. Every genuine bottls bears the reglatered Yollow pictorial sbel of the ) o ATOLLINARIS COMPANY (LIMITED), LONDON, Apollinaris Water! ¥UR BALE BY GROMMES & ULLRICH, 109203 BAKDOLYY CHICAUO. " ARTISTEC TAILOKANG, Our Btdok of Woolens §s BUPERIOR 1n UALITY snd Binish. Wo mako tham {n the moast THOROUGH, DURABLE, and ARTISTIO mannor, We nm&;%! tne most BRILLED ARTIBANS and WORKMEN. e WARRANT overv articla o be EX- AOTLY AB REPREBERTLED. We_ ara solling all our goods an low A« an HONEST &n'r‘fhonm. QUALLY GOOD, can be ruishe Business Suits, 45 upwarda, Business Trousera, $10 upwards. Dress Buits, gl& \xEWnrdl. All of BIMON PUR FABRIOS, and pro- duced ifi the h‘”hal! strie of the art, PRICES LOW—B8TANDARD the HIGH- BT, SPEOIAL ATTENTION given to WEDDING TOILETS, EDWARD BLY, IMPORTING TAILOR, 163 & 1656 Wabash-av,, cor. Monroe-st, LA WREATH CIGARS, LAUKEL LAUREL WREATH 5o Olgars. An sbaoluto guaranteelwithjove. ry Cigar that it 13 olear long Havana flilod. Manufsotured only by LOUIS COXN 15 to 27 Wabas! LAKE NAVIGATION. Montreal & Chicago Line, The A 1 Pnssenger Stoauer Prussls, Capt. Thou Wil leave her ook, fout ut J4 a7 wielock, Saturd; fy at Valiey of 1lkht, which are noted as £ Aiierles. 1100 apply 1o THOMAS M- wmpire Warchuuss Duck, 208 reat variely of puis Afifi‘fu e U > & Co.. Aenta manat s Hice. Keadall b eral discount to the trade. ruste: lhllfl'n 1indeo s b b siewlias worn: Liuo aiid 'w . ¥. Wiley wiil pay §23 tur tha S donviccdan Sond taguoar, il pay, un. Bend lafurmation £0 1. TLo 0P W, 3 Vaanices Saermt Cambrid WHO WANTS THEM? 1 Welsh, Bpriog & Co.’s No. 1 Kegulator. Lis Pri $ 8 acod 24 pew, boxed ad delivered at depot hess 'w:‘t.gl\lt:nlvgl\ru&“rfil:‘ux ‘L. Ic| fllehr' Cw:lwfluzh Hi “eoubiuation,” and 5 ST spucLacies, 8l 30 e cent feas t u\«lllmlu‘:l-rr i uclie] Al . JFise gpuctacies sulied tu all sights on scieatl@e prin- etpic *Upera s Keld laseia Telcscoped hish, Barvuctvia, da el rd COWED. Montreal's Orangemen Eat Their Leek Without a Wry Face. Their Humiliation Pushed to the Uttermost Limit by Their Foes. The Orange True Blues Prin- cipally Blue Around the Mouth, Exciting Boenes Around the Orange Headquarters During the Day. Parleys Which Led to the Final Capitulation of the Besieged. Arrast and Liberation under Bail of the Leaders of the Soclety. Production by the Mayor of Igno- ble Disguises to Cover Proud Regalla, Conveyance of the Forlorn Band in Covered Hacks to Their Homer. Sucoessful Celebration of the Day in Other Places, CANA])'A. MONTREAL, A BTATR OF 8.RGE. &pecial Dispatch to e Trivune, Moxtnzat, July 12.~The brogramme for to- day, as outlined In tho t Je: &ims of last night, was carried out almost 1e letter. All day long the city was practic \y'n a state of sicge. There was s gencral sus, osfon of husiness, and in the morc prominer streets the shop- windows were hidden frc public gmze and possible stray bullets by | stily extemporized shutters. The hour sct fof'the convocation of tho Orangemen at their hall was 9 o'clock. Bomo tiwme previous, the volice, reluforced by 500 specials, had takon up a command- fog vusition immediately opposite the Orange Hall, whith occuples the upper floors of & large block about ball a block cast of the French 8quare. In the upuer windows were clustered groups of Young Britons ornamentesd with biue and orange colors, while hero and there au Orange sash was visible. Over the main entrance hune the British flag. GEN. sNTTHE | early get the troops in motion. 'The country volunteers occupied the Freoth and Victoria Squares and Beaver Hill, tho three most strategic points in the city, and the city troops were held in rescrve In IPominlon Square, opposiic the new Windsor A7otel. With each body of troops were"™two or tlres Mucistrates. About 9 n'c{! sk Chief-Marshal Hamiiton and his Assistan!Ingrabam, of the Orange body, made their apg arance, mounted in good style. They took 127 their positlon In front of the main cntrance, #hd patiently walt- ed events, fn tho meanticts the police nail driven the crowd from off the street fur & dis- tauce of about three bloc] A cordon of Bpecial Conatables, alded b few of the rewu- lar police, was farmed acroes the street at each of the vacant apaces, and against these surgod AN ANGRY CROWD ready to pounce upot the wearers of the orange the moment thoy should make thelr appearance. Larry Murphy, a speclal Constable, bud a short timo before the asscmbling of the police made snuffiidavit stative thut County-Master Graut, tirand-Marshal Ilamllton, Deputy lugrabam, ond four otuer prominent Orangomen named Uibson, Gavan, Crowell, and Lilburn, were actively engaged fo violsting the law regarding {licgal processions, Ou the strangth of thls af- fidavit, ¥ WARRANTS WERE JSBURD forthelr arrest, aud tuey wera subsequently served. Durlng the carly morning hours over 200 Irishmen arrived in the city by raiiroad nod boat from Quebec, the most of them armed. Several of them wero arrcsted for carrylug concesled weapous, and -subsuquently baited vut, when their Moutreal friends aworo they were golng to Toronto and thence to the Georgian Bay Jumber country. Tue mornlog tralnon the Grand Truuk Rosd brought in about 100 Orangemen, moatly from Cornwall. ‘They made anattempt to reach the Orange Mail, but could not get through the crowd which had assembled on 8t. James strect, near the Frouch 8quare, They then sought their Liotels, sad, Jater 1n the day, uttended services AT TUR BTANLEY-sTREET CHUACK, where tbey wers joined by nearly as many more clty Orangeten, who had come to the coucl slon that it would uot be * healthy ** o march from the hall. The special police seemod to tuke & spuctal pride o the position which bad been asslgued them. Taking thew individually and collectively, they wero about as disreputa- ble-looking & gang as could be turued out by auylarge vity o the United Btates, About 10 o’clock Mayor Besudry, accompanied by scveral of his Magistrates and strong Catholic sympa- thizers, made his eatrauce onthe scens. The Mayor VISITED THE ORANGE LYDAR, " and, after telling Countv-Mastef Grant that he was under arrest, urged himn to use his Influence aud abandon the proposed procession, Graunt accepted the situation of his arrest wheu the Muyor ssid be had & warrant for him, but, to the request uot to walk, be could give noan. swer without consultation, Tuereupon the Mayor left the hall, sod took his position on the opposite slde of the strect, where he sat like Urant awaltivg the surrender of Vicksburg. Bob Huret, a Young Britow, succecded ju gets tiug through the crowd aud alwost inslde the cordoa of pollce, when he was discovered snd given A CLIF ON TUX IEAD by a special policeman armed with & heavy wag- oo-spoke. He was knocked dowu aud kicked scvesul times, but Ouslly got swsy, carrylug wany bruises. The sight vf the two marshals, Hamliton sud Jogrsham, the ouo wesriug s &0ld tassel on his hat sud the other @ rosette, was more than the bowling mob could bear at 8 distance. Thuy made threatcning demonstrae tious, aud the spocial police sworu to malntain the peace could not resist the temptation to swing their batons in a menacing mavaer. At lust, when the police saw that the affulr was wrowlng hot,they seized the uutortunate Orango- wen whose nawcs bavo been meutioned. The Marshals were forcibly pulled from thelr borses, aud ths six were Immediately hustled off to the City-Hall. As the special police opened ranks to let the prisoners through, they made threat- :nlmr demonstratlons, and one of them went so ar as TO 11T ONE OP TNE UNFORTUNATS ORANGEMRN & wicked blow over the hesd. A few otuers threw stones at the victims of Cathollc hatred. The arrests of the aix Orangemen were seen Ly thelr brethren from the windoms of the hall, An emerzency meeting of the lodge was called, end ¢ was then re- solved not to walk, for the reason that nefther the city nor the Government would ®ive them definite protection, Mavor Beaudry was soon Informed of the action” taken by tho Lodee, and requested ncopy of it In writing. This was refuscd. Telegrams reciting the con- dition of sflairs were sent to the brethren at Ottawa, Belleville, Toronto, Brockvlile, and Kingston, To these, reolics filled with syin- pathy and promising personal ald if requested were returned. A telegram was slso sent to Premler Mackenzie at Ottawa, stating that the Orangemen were blockaded in thefr hall, and fo fmminent danger for taelr lives, and asking that the military be ordered to clear the streets. To thisa reply was re- celved siating that nothing more could be done, and the Orangemen must take their chances. Tho Cathollc Magistrates were Oying hither and thither among thelr conetituents, trying tokeep the boys qulet, and a sorry time they had of it. With the specisl police they couid use alittle influence, but the outside mob was worked up to such & frenzy as to bo ABBOLUTELY INCAPABLE OF CONTROL. Mayor Beaudry still eat opposite the Orsnge Hall. Judge Lourson, of 8t. Albans rald fame, was on the ground, trving to bring order out of chaos, Messengers were sent by the Mayor to the Orangemen to s ascertain what they were going to do. They replied that they would stay hero 8 week before they moved out, unless thy Masor or the military would pledge them pro- tection. The Mayor deciined to do anytbing of the kind unless they wonld takeoff the oficasive regalia and trappings. To this no answer was made, The military authoritics by this time BEGAN TO TIRR OF THE JOB. They did not fancy standing oun guard for s whole day in the brofling sun. Col. Whitchesd, of the volunteer force of the clty, was requested by Geb. Bmythe to do what he could to salve the tangle in which both parties had got. Ho visited the Orange Hall, and found that a lot of thie True Blues and Young Britons had come to the ball in their uniform, und that they had nothing Lo conceal It. If they only had some- thing to cover up the Orange decorations, they would go hume, provided protection was afforded them. Masor Beaudry, on belng in- formed of the resuit of ths contercnce, at once sent down tawn for A BUPPLY OF LINKN COATS, and promiscd protection Il the objectionable colors wers concealed. This provosition was wade known to the Orange leaders, but they refused to nccept until the streets wero cleared and the special pollce dlamissed. The speclals they regarded as more implacable foes than the rabble, Finding that there were some nnpes for & setticment, the Mayor acceded, and, fo & speech in English and French, instructed the mob to go Liome, as the Orangemen Lad asreed not to march or show their colors. This stato- ment was received with HOWLA OF DELIONT, and then the pollee commenced fo clear the streot. This was accompiished in a few min- utes. The Orangemcn atil) refused to come down. Theydid not like the appearance of tha specials, and determined not to move until the latter were disinissed, They wero accora- ingly called up Into loe, givon the right-about, and off they marched to the City-Hall, Then, after a brief consultation with the Mayor and sonie of the Maclstrates, carriages were brought futo requisition, aud the ‘Truc-Blues wers Invit- ed to come down and bo driven home. A few accepted the chance. Probably balf a dozen loads had been taken mway, when, all at once, thero was A LIVELY COMMOTION at the east end of the street, A carrlage came rapldly to within forty fect of tho Orange Hail. A Young Briton, named John Gitbert, with hils face all covered with blood, was lfted out, and nilowed to find his way to his brethren, All alune, near the corner of Craly street and St. Lambert’s Hill, his carrlage was nttacked by the mob. Ue was pounded with stoncs, drageed out of the carrisge, and pounded almost oo Jeliv. This fired the Orange hoart, and inapired the Catholics witn A TASTE YOI MORE. The few special polics present gloated over the offalr, and the volunteer troops composed of Orauzemen ouly wished that they could have an opportunity to mow down the Catholics. ‘Tho specials wero then ordered up by commaud of Ald. Wiloon, and su ambulance was sent for the wounded boy, Thoy refused to Iet hitn go, A wild rush was mado by scveral well-meaning but hot-beaded persons to rush up-stairs. Cuancs were fourlshed, and A LIVELY BIT OP A ROW resulted, fn which tho kindly-disposed were routed, The doors were closcd, end for some tlme no communlcation was held with cither purty, Col. Whitehead informied Gen. Bmytho of the situation, at the request of some of the Protestant Maglstrates, and requested him to visit the sceac, He did so, und, o belng again requusted to glve protection to the pent~ up Oruugo boys, declived, us bie bad no inatrue tlons, Alter somw further parleying between besteged and beslegers, the carriage scheme was azain resorted to, the Mayor sending two regulur policemen armed with carblues with each load, BY 6 o'cLoCcK all had Jeft the Hail. The fact wes soon made knowa, and, flftcen minutes later, the wilitary werw ordered to the encampmcents, the special police were disbauded, and ot a soul was to bo socy fu the vianity of the Orango (lall, except four policemen who wero placed on the ground for the protection of the property. County- Master Baker sud the other urrested Orange- wea subsequently gavo ball in $400 cach, & purc- 1y formal matier. T0-NIGUT there were many rumors lo circulation that the Orsvgemen contemplated celebratiog on Tues- day next, tho suniversary of HACKETT'S DEATI AND BURIAL. There are also atorics about 8 pruposca fnvasion by Upper Canaus Oraugewen, It 1s not Mkely. ‘The Master ot Hackett's lodge told your corre- spondent to-night that the celebration, it any 4id oceur (of which he had doubts), would be of an cntlrely private character, The Catholics bave won at best 4 DARREN VICTORY. The question s not yet sattled, and next 12th of July may flud = ditferent state of thivgs. ‘The busiuess people af this cliy ara much cha- eriued ovor the affuir, us it does uot leud any credit to the already not uver good name which Montreal bears. Only two perious were wounds ed, aud all fesl bappy that oo lives were lost. TN 0ATH, . As a curloslty, tbe followlng obligation of au Oraugetaan on julnlug the Order is up- peaded: 1, A, B., do solemaly aad voluntatily swear that {'\vhlm faltbfuland besr truw shioglance 10 e afesty Quosn Victorla, sud 1o ber lawiul heirs BUC BUCCEASOTS, In Lhe Suvers y of Great Brilain and frelsud, sud of thuse proviuces dependeut on, aud beivpgiog to, the sald ~ Kiugdom, 50 loog - as whe or thoy ehull uslotaln the Protestant retigion snd the laws of Shls countey; (st} will, to the ulmost of wy power, deféud her sguinet a1l traltorous conspira~ Cled and sttempts which 1 shall Kouw to be sgalost Ber or any of them; that 1 will stewdily malotiiu thy connectiun butwoen the colonles of Uritish Awmerica aud the mother country, and bu ever zeady to realet all attompts toweaken Britlan jutlu - cuce. of diswewber the Britlau Ewpire: that I will bu Lrue aud £a1tbful o every orolber Oruugeuan 1l just actions, neiter wrongiug biw, nor kuows ing him to be wronged or Injured, withont giving bim due notice thereof, and preventing it I In my power. [ swear that | will ever hold in reverenco the name of ooz Glorioue Deliverer. King Willlam ttie Third, Prince of Orange: in gratefn] remem. brance of whom, I rolemnly promise (it In my pawen) to celebrais his viclory over James, at the Joyne, in Ireland, by assembling with my brethren, in ' their lodge-room, | on the 12th ‘day of . July in . every {ut: Tawearthat Tam not, nor ever wiil be, toman Cathollc or Papiat, nor am I now married o, norwill § ever marry, & Roman Catholic or Paplet, nor educate my chiidren, nor suffer them 1o be educated, in the itoman Catholle faith, if in my power {o prevent it: noram I now, nor ever will be, & member of any aoclety or hody of men enemies 1o her Majesly and our glorfons Constitution; that ~ [~ never was, to my xnowledge or bellef, suspended or ' expelled from any Orange ce. 1 farther decisre that [ wili do _my utinost to sup- portand mamtain the Orange Institution; obey all regalar summonaes, and pay all Just dues {if in my powet), and obserse and obey the con- stitution ana Jaws of the Order; and, ~lastly, [ awearthst 1 will alwayn conceal. and never, In any way whatsoever, discinee or reveal the whole or any part of the signs, words, or tokens that are now abuut to be brivately com- municated to me, nnless 1shall be authorized so tu do by the proper anthorities of the Orange In- stitution, of waich I am now ahout to Lecomea member. So help me And keep me stendfast, In thix my Orangeman ution, (The proper suthoritivé@ere referred to are a warrant under the grecn seal of the Graud Luwdge, or a special suthority from a Grand Officer,) ] THE DAY'S BULLETIN'S, To the Vestern duioctated Press, Mostrear@an., July 12.—Sloce 8 o'clock thls morniug the city has been in commotion, with crowids of people on the principal streets, and the military marching to the rendezvous on the Champs de Mare, Theflrst blow wasstruck in the “lmpending conflick” by one of the Magor's special coustables, who, without provocatfon, deliberately assaultea with his baton = band- man of the Prince of Wales Rifics, named Wiil- Ism. Sharpe, at the corner of Jacaues Cartier Square and Notre Damo street, agthe regiment ‘was proceeding to the polnt n(kude:vu\u. Tue special avoided Idencification. AT 9 0'crLocK tne whole military force, consisting of five in- fautry regiments, one corps of artillery, and » troop of cavalry, were drawn up on the Champs de Mars, under Col. Flctcher, walting the ar- rival of Gen, Smythe. The troops looked well, and Col. Fletcher exoressed Lis fullest confl- dence tnthe men doiug thelr duty loyally and well. THR POLICE arscollected at the City-Ilall, where the spectal constables are sssembled with a white ribbon as badges, and clubs {n hands. They are s despl- cable-looking lot, and the Police Sergeant says the majority are jail-birds. The utmost fesr prevails that they are a dangerous gang, who wiil commit excesses I they get a chance. The pulice will be iz charge of the Mayor, and the speclal constables under Deputy Chief Nlegle. DETERMINED, ; . The Orangemen are determined to walk, and are now mustering at Orange IHall, 8t. Jamcs street, decornted with thelr party embloims. The procession will not be large, but thelr sympathizers in the streetsare many. 1f & con- fliet occurs, it Is expectod between Orange Hall and Victorls Sauare, where tle dangcrous elcment is collecting in masses, PASIENGERS SEARCHED, The Chief of Pelice, with sixty men, searched the passengens in the steawer from Quebec for arms, bat found none. Bome 400 or G600 men weroon bosrd. A man named Hrenpan, from Three Rivers, arrived at tho railroad depot with a loaded seven-ahooter on his person. He was lucked up. - TLACING THR GUARD. At 8:30 the miitary marcied from the Chumps de Mars to the various polots where they will be stationed during the day, Bouie excliemiont was created by an alarm of fire, but it turned out to be only a chimney-blaze. Tie Orangemen massed around thewr hall, and it fooked ns il the procession would be larger thau unticipated. A detachment of m!lm was stationed around the ¢ntrance of the hall, BT. SAMES STUKET, ‘The potive and special constables (the former under Ctiet Niegle and tho Iatter under Berut, Paradise) were massed between the Pluce @’Arims aud 8t. Lambert's Hill, on Bt. Jaies street, which was kepc clear. " At cither end were mosscd dense crowds of the Catholic party, chiely 8t. Jean Baptiste and outshie villezo luborers. Tney wero dreadfully ex- cited. and cvery man with an orangoe emblem on his way to the ba)l was pursued, THZ MAYOR . had an interview with the Orangemen, and triod 10 peratade them not to walk, but they would not listen to this counscl, ATIACKED, A young man, weuring an orange lily, was attacked Ir{ two special constables, and struck ucross the head. The attack was applauded by the whulu body of constables. ‘The Fatty-third Reghnent, of Huntington Borders, unter Col, lbbettson, and directen by Mugistrate Smysthe, was in rlw:n in the Placo des Armes, close 10 Oruuge Hall, TILB AGUEEMENT, MontaEat, July 13- 0. m.—The Oranges men gave up their procession in face of receiving prutection from the suthoritics, They stipulated with ino Mayor that ho should - disperso the mob In the vicinity of the ba'l, and place guards in the hall to-night to protect it The fullowine are the names of the men arrested: Wililum -Guven, Alex Gil- son, John Cromwell, Thomas Ingram, John Lilburn, and Frederick Hamilion, Tue Police Magistrate hoa refused to accept ball 10 the present siate of excitement. ANOTHEK AURIVAL. Ono hundred uud ity Urangemen arrived from Bherbrovk by train, and warcued to Btune ley Streat Church, where buudhtwu preaching, DISFERSING THE CROWD, MonTagaL, July 13—2:5¢ p, m.—The Mayor s engoged in dispersing the crowd trom the vielnity of Orango Hall. There is no appearance of disturbanca at present, = ALL QUIRT, 3 p. m~All Is now qulet. The police have partially cleared tue strects, A gowd many versons of the rowdy element are appearing under the influency of liuor, aud a8 the day prugresses thero will bo nany more, ANOTUEY DAY, ‘The Orangemen are sthl ju their hall discuss- ing tne provoesition te bave a grand procession on the rm.h. the anulyersary of cKett's fu. ueral. If tnis fs deciced on, Wostern Oranges wen will be fovited. DKUTALLY BEATEN, MoxnTiEAL, July 13—0 p. m.—As au Qrange- may was proceeding hotne in a eal) from Uranze Hall he was uttacked by au_infunated mob and beaten almost 1o death, His eyes were nesrly gouged out, und hie hics in a perilous condition, INIDE, D. Grant, County Muster, ang John Hamil- tou, County Becretary of the Orauge Assocla- thom, were arrested, “They went quictly 1o the pol statlon. The other Orangemen wihis el tered tho lodue remaln there for Grant'sreturn, when u comultation wil be held, Toe Mavor will srrest every man ss he cowea vut of the lindize, uniess they express thelr iutention of re- turniog bome, MAYOR BEAUDRY Las occupled a svat all tho morntag on Bt, James street, direetly voposite Urauge liall, whero he could conveulently direct tho movements of the canstabulary, He appears to be satlaficd aud pleassd that his plans are so successtuls ly worked out, aud 18 pesulved 10 coutivue to proceed us heroto- fore. With regard to tho Orangewicn who bad been mrrested, be stated that the object was to mako thelr trial & test cuse, to settle, once for all, the question of the legality Of the Orango Association aud procession, He expressedd thy w" that the excitument would quell down speodily, uud said 1t was luteuded, 84 800D us the feur of dlsturbance to-dsy was re- moved, toliberate the lncarcerated Oravgemen on bakl. TUE WIVES AND FRIEXDS of the Oranzomen throughout the ity are ins high state of suxlety bout their safety. TELEGLAN TO FREMISK MACKENZIN, The followlug telegram wus sent by County Graud-Master Grant 1o the Premier, and & ro- PIY 18 now belog waited fur: o the Hon. Alesander Nuckensls. Oliawa: We 10 nurrounded by 10,000 rutlans, The Mayor wiil uubclear the sircels. The uu.ur{’nu of Do use. Leply st ouce. . D. Guaxt, AVFEDAVIT. Followiug 1s the text of the afidavit upon which the Oraugcmen uro belng arrestod s Caxava, Provis or Quessc, Dutuier or Mustusar, Ciav or Moatusat, PoLiy Urnics.— The information and complaint of Lawrence Pat- rick Marohy, urummn.ol the City of Montreal, In the District of Montrea], taken on oath this 12th day of Inly, 1878, at the Folice Offics In the City of Montreal, befors the onderaigned, M. C. Den- Ruyes. ot tha City of Montreal, Police Magistrate for the Distriet of Montreal, who saith: I sm & fesident honecnolaer of ihe City of Montreal. There exiats in sail Clty of Montreal a certain aa- sociatlon known as the Orange Association, the memhers whereof are, as_deponcnt ls zredibly informed ‘and belicves, bonnd and - required 1o defend the secret acts and proceedings of ruch assoclation. and, when aduitted. to take an oath not required or authorized ty law; that eafd asso- ciation 1a composed of permons Alling divers ofices in anid aseoclation, namely: Master and Deputy Master, whoso names are” unknown to deponent, and aleo & County Master, one David firant, of tho City of Montresl, stono-mason; that deponent has Jant caone to suspect and Uelieva thay ratd David Grant and other ofiers and membors of eall association have thin day aninwfilly assembled §n the City af Montreal for the purpase of walking in processfon throuzh certaln pubiic streets of the stld city, thereby provoking s breach of tha pasco a endangering the llves of the citizens, contrary to the form of the atatute in much case made ana provided, and against the peace of our Lady the Qacen, her Crown and dignity; that deponent wiil be able ta point out those of the accused not here- in named; thereforo deponent prays Justicu in the piemises, and that aaid Grant and other membern of sald Association, or thess joining in said pro. cession, be arrested and dealt with according to law. And deponent hath eigned Lawnesee P, Monrny, Swarn to at the City of Montreal this day, month, and year first abuve mentioned, hofore me, 3. C. Dxsxorzs, P, M. ALL QUIET. MONTREAL, July 12.—The Orangemen have now all eft the hatl in cabs containing two or three at a time, under the cacort of the regular police. Gen. Belby Ymythe hos ordered the troops to thelr respectivo quarters, and the strecis are now ssaniniog a qulcter aspect. BRNT 1OME, MONTREAL, July 12%—Some of the volunteers have been scnt to their homes, ‘The special constables have been disbanded. The peaceful results of to-day may occaslon much contro- versy f nothing more. Complaint {s made of the rowdy manuer in which & number of Quebec blackguards l=(t the vity this eveoing, fring their revoivers {o all dircetions from the bost, careless of tho consequences. Gen. Bmythe awaits further orders from Ot- tawa. The Orangemen arrested this morning were sll relcased on ball this evening. ROWS, A number of trifling rows took place on tho strects to-night, but the Mootreal Cavalry were on duty aud soon dispersed disorderly crowds, A ang of roughs attacked s merchant and an- other gentieman aod attempted to search them for orms. The volice drove tha scoundrels away, T(Zc local militia wére dismissed to-night, but the country troups remain until to-morraw. On tho arrival of the steamer la the morning the police searched the passengers but foundno arma. It is sald = tug teft this city in the morning and took the roughs off a Quebecboat down tho river. TWO WOMEN WERE ATTACKED {.Ihlh evening by roughs for wearinz Orange iics. An Orange Young Briton named Bell was at- tacked un 8t. Jawes street, and only escaped the vengennue of the crowd by taking refuge in 8t, Lawzence Hall. Everything s quict, and the city has assumed its usual peaceabls aspect. It is rumored that the Hackelt monnment will be unvelled on the 16th, and that a_grand Orange detnonstration will be held, the Ontano Orangemento be fovited 1o tako part. Sonin 15,000 Orangemen frum outslde are expected. TORONTO. SUCCESSPUL CELEBUATION. Epeciat Dispatch to The Tritune, ToRONTO, July 12—As early us half-past 4 o'ctock this morning the atreots of this city bo- run to wear an autmotod appearance, and from that timo onf a steadv stream of people poured fu by every thoroughfare, Although wet weather_prevented many people trom witness- ing the Orunge procession, still there scemed to bo no lack of euthumasm, both among spectne torsand members of the various lodges. Be- fore noon the main thoroughfares were crowded by peaple in aml ont of uniform. The Orauge lodees in the Toronto District met at their hail on Yunge strect at an early hour, and contloned fn session tll noon. All the ludges wers well represented, and TIE GREATEST ANXIETY PREVAILED to ascertaln the situation in Montreal. The yearly password for the Domiulon wus Imparted to each lodge, after whitch the represcotstives marched in a body to Clurence Bquare, where they Joined the other members. Aithough not es well attended as (v sume previous years, the pruccasion was a vory lengthy one, and prescut- «d & fing sppearance. Tho pre nists wend- ed thefr way to the Queen’s Park, whera speechies were delivered Ly promiuent Orunge- mien. The Montreal question was the absuro- ing topic of cunversation, to the exclusion of all othiers, and UNIVERSAL SYMPATIY with the Montreal bretbron who had been de- prived of the priviiege they wers cojuylne was cxpressed. Al possible ehades ul opinfon were duveloped In thy course of tho discusslon, ths prevaient one appearing Lo bo toat the actlon taken by the Moutreal Orangeoen this morn. ing was the most advisable, uader the clreum- atances, althougn bunitinting. THA EXERCISES. o the Weatern Assocluted Prees, .. Toroxto, July IL—At boon tus Ornnge lodges began to assemble, and ubout 1 a pro- ceaslun was formed und tue Judiges marched to Bt. James' Cathodrul, where the customary aurvices wore held, “The turnout, owiug to the muddy strecty, was not as larze as usual, but stiil there was a very good inuster. flvery lodge was well represcoted. Al the banuors were fit line with balf & dozen bands of wuste, Last evening sume sixty Orsugeawsn urrived frui the West, Inteuding to proceed to Montre- - al, but tuey inlssed the tratn, and celebrated the day bere, LONDON, ONT, A PRUCESSION TWO MILES LONG. Npecial DiavatcA fo Tha Tribuss. Loxpo, July 12,—The Orauge celebratlo. horo to-day was the most fmposlor ever wite nessed in this eity. rrom 3 il ¥ this mornivg ruin foll steadily, threateniug to spall all, but, by noon, the weathor cleared and the sun shous. Meauwlllo the Oravgewmen streamed into the city from overy direction. At 8:45 the Cleve- land brethron, numberlug 400, arrived, amoog whom wero John Carsun, Deputy Bupremo Graud Master ot the United Btates, and Jauies Dixon, District Musterof Ol In the after- noon the brethren repaired to the Exblbition Krounds, whers & procession which was nearly two niles loug toriued, snd afterwards warched through thu principal streets to Bulters’ Urove, where uddresses were dellvered by promdueut memberd uf e Order, Fuily 10,000 brothiren ‘were prusent. ELSEWHERE. PITTSBURG, TUB RIOFOUS CITY. Bpectal Dispaich fo Tha Tridue. Pirrenuro, Pu., July 12.—1'he Orangemen of this city, to deleronce to the wish of the uuthor- Ities, bad uo publlc parade to-day, but revalred to Hultun Station, s fow mlles from the city, where, to the nuwber of 8,000, they passed the day in specch-making, daucing, and otber exer- cises ot o shoilarly’ pescclul charscter. A fow roughs hung around the outskirts of the grove, and emdeavored to provoke s disturbance, but without succvss. Thero fs & stroug feclug of fudiguation here st the craven -film exbibited by tuu Canadisu authoritics lu failing to protect lh‘i‘flum ot tue procession to warch at all haze ards. NEW YORK AND BROQOKLYN PEACEFUL CBLEBHATION. Naw Youk, July 12.—Tho Orangemen of this' city and Brouklyn, with thelr wives aod chil- nnln, cowmumorated Augbrin and the Boyoe, aud Willtam of glorious aud plous memory, by an excurslon 1o 8 peighboriog grove. Tuo steawbost sod barges aud womew and cblldren wers elaborately arrayed ln orange. ‘The wen proclalwed thele prinaples by nockties aod nandkerchicts of orunve anpd blue, sud tha band played, * Croppies, Lie Down,” ** Boyne Water, und other partyv tuucs. ‘Itie coicviny wia quite cheerful, votwitustauding & cold rab, | with vivid fasbes of lizutuing aud disunctive suunds of diatani thunder. 4 detacumaut of