Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-07-19

dispatch has becn received at the War De-
partment from Col. French, commanding
D. 8. troops at Martinsburg. ". ":
NARrrSsBrRa. W. W. July 19.-Adju-
tant General War Department We re-
manned on the road ill ESQ A. N. Tho
Presidents proclamation has not yet been
Published. IL will be In an hour. when
arrests will DO made after consultation
with Col. D~elsplAine.
M.r,,xs,rvo yriv to-Col- yincent.
idjrtsnt Qensrsi. ihe rrocIsmsiion n
printed and IL o being circulated. After
IL o'clock. II the insurgents have not dis
perssd, the troops under my command
win proceed TO enforce tho order Of the
President. At present everything seems
quiet, and I doubt whether anything more
than q demonstration will be required.
Whatever action I may determine upon
will he after consultation, and with the
full concurrence Of Col. D~elaplaips. Aid
to the GOVERNOR.
The following has also been received
from Governor Matthews Of West vlr-
GINA:
wurrLIxo, July i9.-To Hon. George w.
McCrary, Secretary Of War: The Legis-
lsture Of 1875 provided for no enrolment
Of militia In this State. There 10 o bat
one volunteer company which IL valuable
In this emergency. No doubt within ten
DAYS I could organize . force sufacient TO
suppress any riot, but In the meantime
much property will be destroyed, and what
10 more important, valuable lives lost.
regret the necessity. but have not hesitated
TO assume the responsibility OF applying
10 the President for assistance.
HEsRr NJ. MArrHxws. Governor;
Al o'clock this morning Acting AdIu-
t,nt General Vincent received the follow.
ing:
MlErissBuHa, July I9.--To Hon. q. ".
McCrary, Secretary Of War: I fear that
The forces YOU have sent will he insult.
acisnt. Lei rs have 100 more rides aud
two piecss of artillery.
II. 4. D-yIIpLIrSr.
Colonel and A. d. G.
u. ILL.,. an r. A.. ...,.,.rx
WvS, sa,y p,.sao .snS IN
OF W. ns'on 49,. ~ iii
suoi"on' ioo m's s"u Nv" Pe" ~"
iery'
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Upon receipt Of these kilograms. General
Vincent telegraphed to General barry.
commanding at Fort McHenry. Maryland.
10 hold two iield pieces In readiness ~ fast
artillery, subject to further orders, y
this morning General Barry triegraphed
that the guns were ready to move Oh the
receipt OF orders.
WASHINGTON, July ig.-The following
,sleyrsm fran John ", Garrett, President
Of ira Baitimors and Ohio Railroad, was
received by the President this morning
10 m. F,relIencv r.. II. HAYES, President
iin,,sJ state.-I am informed that Gov,
Mstthss, nj West Virgins Las telrgrapheL
vonr Fxcollsncy that owing 10 unlawful
.o,a,in.,ions AMI don,estio violence now
ssis,ing A. Ms-rtinsLurg and at other poiuts
slony M baltimore and Ohio Railroad, u
r. iwno..iiIe Tor ,ny force at his disposal
a. srsen,c the law. of tho State, and has
,h.rstor. called unon the Government for
s.sis,.nce 81 ihe military. In this great
snJ .srIous smerronry / have line honor 10
urge that the application of Governor
Matthews be granted. IL Ia impossible for
this company 10 move any freight train
because OF open intimidation OF the siri'
kers. ! apprelend tho gravcst conse-
qnsnces, not only upon our line, but upon
all lines In tho country. which like
ourselves have been Obliged to Introduce
measures OF economy In these trying time.
for the preservation Of the effectiveness OF
railway property. May ] ask your Excel
lency II the application Of Governor MAI
thews 10 granted. 10 have me Immediately
advised through the Secretary OF War OF
the points from which the troops VIII be
sent, In order that no delay may occur 10
Their irahspor,suon ~ M. wpshinn.
.ca sussss 49,, ~ a;,tnrisnc .na
,on Ais pm ~ mav",nsn, san Ie mall
IIUm n"non y An,an,n.ss .nJ ,sniJitv
II, "a ,,rousr ~ all lhat from full iniorma.
lion I'm tbs ,nbIrct. and from an inpera.
,iya .snse Of Juty. / am impelIed 10 Join
In .sLinp immediate action In order TO
preysnt the rapid increase Of difficulties
In the use Of the lines between Washing
ton city and Baltimore and the Ohio river.
w. GARRErr. Prcs't ID. a u. X. IL.
M,,,,x.rrpo July IO-lO.91 A. NJ
N,mI,er four engine. with N. u. Bedford
.n.;nssr ~s. got In order when Ills wife
80 .~,",.,,angbt, got an with him. They
ssiisd ~ nersnads him 10 leave. hut lust
hefere ~ time 10 start ono OF the strikers
spoke . few words 10 him, aud he with his
wife and daughter LEFT tho engine. lbs
was greeted WIN cheeis. L.e Inmn - th a
Ls.I p..s.,Iima -. ,ions an;cLiv and
there was msnifsstiy NO disposition u yio-
lencs on the part Of the strikers. The
sympathy oi us ei.@snl Wv. a,sso.
msnt 10 uhe men oh sL
WAS ofuerei On ny 'he e'"Ae"
WHEELING, July l9.-No further trouble
10 apprekendod At this point. One train
has been dispatched. A~considerablo num-
Der Of canal.men have joined the strikers
MAHrISsprno July 10, I:20 p. M.-Mat-
tiers have remained auiet for the last two
hours. No trains have yet moved. Trains