New-York tribune., 1877-07-23


Governor of Maryland with your guns and al available
men. to aid in quene the riot You Will act uhuo' '"'
Governors orders"
Cen Hancock. at NewYork. ordered to send three
strong companies also Baltimore 10 report TO he Gov
ernor and Col French at Marinsburg. was ordered to
send any men he could spare The President also Issued
the following proclamation:
PROCLAMATION
BY the President OF the United states OF America .,
Whereas, II is provided b, the Constitution OF inc
state IN the Union on application OF toe Legislature or
OF the Executive (whcn the Leelslalnic odhno' w
WEereas Tie Governor OF the state Of Maryland has
repre- scented that domestic violence exists IN sah oh ~
Cumberland and along tue line Of the Ialtimoie a
Rlilroad in said State, which the authorities OF 'ao
STATE are unable to suppress and ..,,,,o ,,,t IN
WhercdS, The laws OF the United States REQUIRE tnns Ut
all of surrection IN any State or o. ob-
the laws thereof. Whenever ~ The Jud2inelt ui ~
suppress insuriecton or obstruction - te VS. ne
shall forthwith, by proclamation eomnann sucn ti,o
gents dispersc and retire pcaccaby 10 thef ier'V'
abodes within % m.tei lime;
Nor. therefore, L. Rutherford h. Hayes Iresden, az W oi
the I'm red states do hereby admOnsh All guoh c .h>
OF the United states WITHIN the territory ana Jusc ON
Of the United states agsinst aiding. counionanclne
abettiug or taking part In such unlawful poce'usri
and d. her by warn ali persons engaged in or con
nected with said domestic violence ana " to
laws dispcrse aud retire pcaceably ~ tnelr spct
abodes before IL O'Clock noon OF tue twenty ''o
In teSt r2ony whereof have hereunto set my nand
ana caused the seal the United states 10 ne HnNn
bone at he Ciy of Washington this twenty first day o
rij' W he wear Of our Lord one thousand eight hun
Dr. Il and and Of the udcp, ndenc" OF the
United italics Of America the one hundred ana ss,Sus
iy tle President WILLIAM NJ EyARTs.
During the day yesterday, however, the following was
received from Gov. Carroll:
order has been restored for the present and hope we
may DE able to restrain violence with our military "n
police There l. increasing lawessness at Cunpei'ho
and as will not able to send force from here, may
be Obliged to ask the Government for aid. will commu
thanks
to the President for promptly responding to my request
Orders were immediately teegraphed to New-Nork'
Martinsburg aud Fort McHenry countermandlns Tue
orders to march, as the troops were not needed.
Tie uoce aud military authorities on the alert here
for any contingency that may happen, and proper pre-
cauonary me isures have been taken to prevent any
dsor.rly demonstrations Rumors OF various kinds are
in circulation but thus far II does not appear that any
necessity for exists. The Adams Express at
the Treasury Department has been warned not TO ship
any valuable ma er forhe Departments, aud asa consc
quence usual daily shipments OF bonds ana currency
were not made yesterday. Nearly all the passengers ar
riyiug here by tie Baltimore and Ohio Road yesterday
from the West left fo Northern cities on the baltimore
and Potomac Road there being certainly that tae Bal
tIInore and ONO Road could take them to Baltimore
Much interest riotous proceedings In other states
has been manifested throughout the city here to-day ana
large crowds have filed the telegraph Offices to learn
the progress o. events Several newspaper Offices nave
issued eXtras
An order for the rowhatan and Swatara 10 come 10
Washington with M the marines ana sailors ut NorfolR
was issued Yesterday but it been changed and they
have been ordered to Baltimore where they will arrive
this evening or mornns Tney have on board
56O men fully equipped The Government has taken steps
for the protection Of the Arsenal at Pt'bnrs ana III
danapos by ordering United states troops 10 th'sc
points The troops for Pittsburg have been ofueie"
from Columbus, Ohio, and those for lnolahapoS rom
ST. Louis II is reported in Army circles taat Gen sa't
dan has been ordered TO PittsDmg, taxing Win MN
troops 10 operate in that city.
Cabinet consultation Of two hours duration was heid
At the office Of the Secretary Of state this afternoon
Numerous dispatches. official and private relative 10 the
riots were read the members scvcraiy expressing thr
views on the situation Adi.-Gen. Townsend was
sent tor and questioned TO the number of aNaiaDle
troops tie object being distribute tncm 10 such points
A. may be necessary to guard the public property tue
Navy 10 assist wherever practicable Should the riots
NOT he soon suppressed the Government resort To
extraordinary measures with thai view. Ihe secro-
tary OF the Navy has given orders assigning
the available force OF sailors and marines under
his control to the arsenais ana other P'""'
bindings in various sections FOR the protection OF pubic
property and they being moved rapidly a. possible
from points where they be spared MAJOR James NC
MILAN WAS to-day, ordered 10 take command OF the
Washington Arsenal ia place OF Gen. frcncn, VINO IL
absent from the City in command OF troops at Martins
burg, West Va
There was strong guard OF the regular force OF wach
men on duty at the Treasury last night, armed Win
revolyers and two OF the clerks In tho Iresuf
cr's office remained all night in the cashroom; bat an
reports of organizing force TO protect the bulldng
in addition to the regular force that arc on duty every
night are suggestions growing out OF the exclcd c"hd
ton Of the public mind.
Al n meeting OF Columbia Typographical Union NO.
1O1 held here tonight resolutions were passed con
denning the action the Baltimore and Ohio Raiiroad
Company and denouncing the action OF tho LABOR
League in passing resolutions condennatory OF ,he
strikers. Resolutions were passed extending sympathy
IN the strikers and declaring that they will sustain them
nv all legitimate means in their power The following
was al passed:
Resolred, That we also sympalhize WIN onr feho"-
vorl,ngmen OF the yards of the United States
ho have been notified by the Secretary Of the Navy
that at future day their present rate Of pay WI" be re-
ducrd believing 1t to he an outrage upon skilled aoor
and proceeding unworthy of this great Government