New-York tribune., 1877-07-26

Alabama. Suitable guards have been left at tine
points vacated. Each soldier before moving was
supplied with 200 rounds of ammunition.
troop train from Columbia, 5. c., is reported to
have been totally wrecked Y jumping the track
near Union Point, Ga. The trut ps were injured, and
they took the first train for Louisville.
INTERRUPTION OF THE MAILS.
THE MOST GRlEvoUs TROUBLE IN INDTANA-TFLF-
GRAMS FROM MEsSRs. SCOTT VANDERBILT, HoL-
LowAY, AND OTHERS.
lBY TELEGRAPH TO TIE TErBCSE.l
WAsHiNGToN July 25.-The Postnaster-General
has received many dispatches to-day from officers of
the Department, from which il appears that the
blockade at several important points reported yester
day, still continues. The suspension OF the mails at
Indianapolis to be serious than at almost
any other point Trains on only two roads
ported to-day running regular schedule
tine. 1lCse two reads are in the hands o
Receivers per order of the United States Dis
Judge Gresham. He directed that all passenger and
mail trains be allowed to proceed without Interrupt
ton. aud the strikers not caring to in conflict
with the United ates Judicial Authorities, did not
interfere. The dispatches of the Postmaster Gene
raj to COL Thos A. Scott of the Peunsy lyania Road
ana Wm. II. Vanderbilt of the New-YOrk Central,
asking that they furnish facilities for the transpora-
tion of the mails, even though passenger trains
dispatches last evening. The following are the re-
plies received by P0stmaster-General Key:
PHmADLLPHIA, July al Lave had message from
MI VIi tO-iy ABOUT postal W WILL Of couse
carry the United STATES mall as ng as lie mob allow
any PASSENGER trains to lun We VII 40 every LIS Idt
X possible for the Cove nmcnt aud the public; hui iedr
that unlcs. the General Government will assume sucn
Ittlons bllos as VIII enaDe IL 10 IN Oce Jaw anu OIuC
TN. uDOu. the land he anarchy winch Is now present
with Will he made mole terrible than has eyei been
ki, VII n tie history Oi the world. THOMAS ~ SCOTT.
Tie following is Vanderbt's dispatch:
5AtArJi, July al We directed our superin-
te dem give tie POsOice Department al toe ac-
m.il Specials a. NJ. Yal requests enough, the
mob who IN possession of parts vi our road tour
III VANDERBILT.
The dispatches given below explain the condition OF
affairs al indianapolis. The first is from ". Il. Hol
away Postmaster at indianapolis, and is addressed
t. Frs Assistant Fostmaster-General Iyner 1t
is rs foows
4be abroad officers claim that their contract requires
thai t.cy s.al carr mails Moon passenger trans,
tna. postal baggage car does NOT constitute
passenger rain. l. tlls coTrcc
10 this the following rely was sent this after
noon:
IoW r. Holloway indianapolis +: The department has
never claimed IiEh under the law ANA c ordinay
Terms OF railroad contracts to require railroads TO ran
trans Lsyey for ranspOi tttiUn Ot tnc mans
H. extraordinary wien passenger I'ns cannot oc
raI railroad companies In view Of the pubic gOod,
ought TO carry the mails porrliy witnOu, Passengers
In many localities strikers have notified us that they
wOud not iu,eri. re wih rams carrying mails oniy
Later this afternoon postmaster Holloway tele-
graphed as follows to Assistant Pos ,er-Oen Iy-
TIE strikers have consented that the Bloomington and
Western aud tue Iduu.pois, Laiay ette aud CAlcaso,
bo.A 4 which are IA TIE hincs Oi Ine United sdics
has rot suuck. and the men d sire to worA
uG; the siia,rs VIII not allow iGtm TO 40
81, and the Manager Las stopped all trains. The Pan
Handle aud Nucennes LOADS nave "lso dscontnu-d al
Trans aud expect thc J,hefsonyile Road TO ioo" SUIT
tus afei noon.
j. A. Wdman, Special Agent of the Pos-Olice
Department at Indianapolis, has sent the following
dispatches 10 IyLer:
All trains Of the main line Of the Pan Handle Railroad
nave been taken of by order OF he superintendent OF
she road.
Mail trains from Indianapolis TO Louisville have been
taken OF by The Oilcers OF the road.
Efforts being maie to nave the hands on the In
di a"Sad ln,s Sty S'ihsS are 70 be s'a abandoned ~
~.
All mail trains have taken of of the Peru and In
dauaPJ Railroad, by order ot the officers oi the ROAD
C.. French, Mail superintendent at Cincinnati
telegraphed to Posmaster-General Key as follows:
.Ihe mail trains of ali roads leave Cincinnati on time
this morning. VIII advise you further during tne day o
dot ution IN mails III Clucihn@tl.'
Tie following dispatches were received to-day
from /. y. Vail, General superintendent at New
port:
10 NJ V. BAILEY Acing Superintendent:
Send ali mail from B,iumOte to Washington Tor tne
M eseut by way " thc BJnOre ana Onlo. We are ny
ine the Penusy wanna uYw Tor regular ulas VIII ie-
you know with "hdg success a. soon as We near
NEw-IoEK, July %, noon.
To u. " Bailey.-Flom all pOM,s more laNor'Die
reuurf, ara. cuIs. Tue military IN possession al
Al,t,y and En.O Mails dispatched lr0m Cincin-
nan ana Pittsnurg this morning. We nave restored the
mail ON tuat road. Fresh repO. IS trains runnin.