The New York herald., 1877-07-23
NEW YORK HERALD MONDAY JULY 2s ls7z-w1H

away and another special backed into it, place.
noucoe that the regiment would not leave
till aftsr nine O'Clock There couple Of hours
TO was heard among the
people gathered at the slip. Then, ss the Jerry boat
ne m Gass Ss1es n 51nS Of ~sco%e The
regiment had arrived. At once the bridge Was cleared
and the crowd gathered outside the Jerry Then were
the blinking OF accautrcments and the regiment
moved or the boat and formed in front OF u. In
tho feeble light by tho depot lanterns tue
silent column standing there in their sober suits Of
gray looked sombre and warlkc. Again and again tho
gathering greeted the regiment With It's applause ana
while tho cheers sIill ringing out the word to
march given and awny the limo moved Inrough
crowd keeping pace alongside them. Then tho cars
were reached and half hours delay mado 10 MAKO
OF Inc moved o TO the
panimont OF another farewell cheer.
While tho troops were at Jersey City tho following
despatch by Brigadier General Boebe TO Gen
eral Woodward, in answer 70 The despatch receiver
from him by Colonel Ward and given abovo:-
Hss 4.ss:ysh.s sss %AsS s.sSsn; ssys:
o'clock with 3oo men Balance OF regiment will follow
morrow" Tho Eleventh sRKSE S9s:d,sr General
tNf1 AT rnx ERIE DEPOT.
All day long tho Offices OF the Erie Company at the
Pavona Ferry were the scene OF unrcmitng ACTIVITY
Telegraph instruments clicked incessaatiy clorks
scrbbl ed away as II their lives depended speedy
DISAGREEMENT OF paper ana psopIo thronged in and
ont on any prctext that offered to inquire
about what was going on, until patience ceased
~
Hill, superintendent Of the Eastern and Delaware
divisions OF the road hard ut work all day sriv-
ting 70 ascertain tho feeling OF the employees In mis-
section and take what precautions might be made
ncedtuI should any trouble occur The result OF ms
Inquiries, however seemed TO be emincntly
satisfactory. To HERALD reporter VINO converscd
with him last n,ght, he represented the feeling
Of his division averse to participation IN
the strikes lie says that their being nearer Now ork
than the and seeing so many hundreds OF men
out of employment and IN positions SO much below Glow
thoir own serves to make thcm satisfied with their
wages. They have rarely mndc complaint
and have never shown rcbellious spirit
Mr. Hill snys that the strike 10 OF course
abilities arising from very numerous but no be-
evcs that In his divisions Of the road no trouble Is TO
be eudcd After ascertaining the disposition OF
his men he forwarded report TO Receiver Jcwett 10
which tho latter replied in the following telegram
K. O. Hill
your divisions Of the road in the MAN, loyal 70 Them
selves and their duty She company such hdeyis
disregard OF both duty law without any reasonable
prctcxt, ntmnte those whV willing to perform their
services otherwise interfere with the property or
obstruct the business Of the company arc aoie TO- ana
must expect madc suffer the penalties
""'A ~ ~" - ''''''" H. j. JEWErr. Receiver.
Tho following despatch was received during the
evening from Z. S. Bowen, the General Superin-
tendent:- .f H.tt.t-
The Governor has Issued a proclamation ordering the
striker Erie Railway TO desist and plcdgng the
entire OF the state protect the possession OF the
receiver TO the property. and TO proec men willing TO
"'fA' ~ Nv" '''A- '''''N' Z. 5. BOWEN
Much Inconvenience Was suffered by Sunday excur.
soniss along the Eric account u the stoppage OF
through passenger trains. notice at the Hoboken
for some days. asses s