The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-05-06

,cor ov.rai savs OF trouble in getting on the freight
trains on Baltimore and Ohio Railroad py oraer .. va.
overpor Of the state large military force WAS dehea
y,ersv 60 escort the trains far tho Relay House
Al s O'Clock. train containing the Law Grays, CIa
Boverp 80 muskets; National Gays, Capt salmon, %
musset; Marion Reserve Guard, Capt Harvey, 80 mus
Yet. Maryland Volunteers Capt McPhaii, 20 mnsket;
Wells and S, ,Sc pass Arety Col John Fsrlow. with
ak FOUNDER mounted on coal car, besides severA mem
bers Of the American fcs and iiayeoe euafd WAS oe
S m hois military force WAS under command Of Col j.
W watkins; a. Col shut; Adu'ant Talbot oa inc same
regiment; Col Habb Capt Duke, and other ooers eeng
aicng M p NJ Williams was also in the car containing
The artillery he having volunteered and orough hs case
Of Instruments With him ~ ,s eons
ton the muskets and rifles being loaded with ball. ana
the six FOUNDER heavily charged with graPesno' sne 20
placed on OF the train that coud rake any posi-
| iios OF the road or embsnkmens
ormher of pcope assembled al the Camden station snd
psms,ned until the train had eo There was also car
| With several armed In The employ % me company,
and sheriff Pole, Of the COUNTY w"n n 90 AZ, 4,
rus,bcy were brought on the track, aud Que car o. the
| military attached 10 cs IN. Shortly after ocncs .ne
49, ns seven passenger cars started and in good season
reached the Relay House, without having me' WIN s'S
The junction and the covered bridge three men
ere seen sitting the fences and at the bridge some
twenty persons assembled, portion ci whom Ss.e
females Beyond that point no pcrsons were seen on ,ne
line Of the road except persons residing IN sight, VINO were
| all at their doors - -. u.,.-.,..,,nX an,
/ I'm
ali uas ou,e, above, the containing The military were
detached from the burden trains and they returned 70 e
cv IN The rear Of The down burden tram arriving Al he
| Camden depot about ~ O'Clock. =.
Yes,e,day mornina &ss winans, Esa., called on g
Brooks Fsq president Of the company on behalf o ,ne
| suIhcrs 9th q proposition from them that no burden
trains should be sent cot until meeting o. the BOARD o.
directors was held that trains we're scot OUT no uu
sry should be sent with them, aud no further dlhcuy
vos ID occur Mr.. Brooks declined accedng 20 any suct
the strikers Later IN the day, abou
one O'Clock, NJ. winsns came with another prvpcsacs
from the parties the eject that meeting OF the bosrt
OF directors called or to-day they would not ntesfer
with any Of the trains going out or coming Mr. BROOKS
with some,hrR OF diplomatic tact, waived az Unite Assem-
or dissent the prcposa but the strikers appeared 70 b
under tho inpre that the board would be called 10
aeh a. and signned that the arrangement was satisfactory
During Yesterday Mr.. T. Irwin smith, Of the city III
,e,ors presented the President Of the company pc
,p rprfpr,ina 10 from the strikers, settling forth
nsictehle lcngth their alleged grievances and the re
drcss thew demand and expect. II addressed 10 tn
,nos 81 directors and viii be laid before them AZ thei
nex, meeting The petition s signed by about onethr
~ me strikers Of whom, there "a reason 70 believe
S,e ssed n through fear. The officers Of the road "a
,n., rheps one third of the sgners 81 the petition hay
hsen ccnrerned the riots, and several OF them very
1 | uvelv. - - -. -, s,,0,.o, ,e A.. r.,
,orh ,rrs one stx.h Of those 90 the strxehe uae