New-York tribune., 1877-07-24
ORDER RESTORED IN MARTLAND.
INCIDENTS on THE RAILROAD.
TRAINS RUNSING-A NEW REGIMENT RAIsiNG-GEN

TRAINS RCNSING-A NEW REGIMENT RAIsiNG-GEN.
FRS SCH RECALLED.
BALTIMORE, July 23.-At 6 o'clock this
morning plssen- er trains began running out OF this eV
for Washington and have since started out on schedule
time No trouble is anticipated between Baltimore and
the Capital and the passengers who entered the cars da
not seem to be in any way alarmed
At $50 O'clock this morning special train OF three
passenger coaches halted front OF the MaIIDy House,
on Prntt-st and the 81 United States Artillery from
0slls's Is.anI, New-IOrk, Col Hayward commanding.
after breakfisng started with Gen. Hancock AID staH
for PHILADELPHIA. corps Of United states Engineers,
toVetcr with Gen. Ayrcs ana sian, were also OF the
number II was the intention OF the soldiers tO start for
Philadelphia At O'Clock this morning, but they wen
unayo3Aby delayed The object OF starting the train
from Pratst in front of the hoGcl. 70 prevent any
unnecessary excitement which would be causodby troops
marching through the streets TO the depot
RAtrlNoHE July 23.-The following circular has been
posted ,p in lcuous places throughout the city:
HEApQt ARTERs 5TH NJ y c., CAMDEN STATION
L. X o. Il. r., BALriMohE, Jnly 23' 1877.
CIRCULAR.
Tth.yirg been determined to All mp this regiment I'M
mediate, to the fu number OI l,O0) men, appeal 70
the Old ncabers OF the command u enlist agn N lhe
ranks ami ASSIST ~ .A'ir dtll aud dslplu., IN he'pnS
np tie STANDARD o tae rex sent mus ei1Dins ,r ue
thoritcs keep peace .ud protect lie and properly
''' ''''' '''1' WM p zoL1ISGER, Cart. Co.H
Comm. udlug ResllnrnN
Tho following order from tie AJaa.t-5 5encla! of tbs
stote Vas alsc is.uei this morning:
ADJgrANrG2NERAL's OTrIcE. !
BALTIMORE, jay, %, lo1i)
y,1 a hereby elor:z-d ,ud directed 90 iumcdaey
proceed 20 orgsnze ma m % sinrn q" %, Aioni i
ths !th Re1insul tihit'' s % Map 500 % N1' Il
Guarl. Iou viii select ieh oLiccis As 'llt,ls' 80
authorize tlcfn cacu ID .ai-r cJupa. - fle hth 80
raised to receive FROM to oate % hni',.'h & '-e 80
pay emolunens - tAos' OF equal RANK h ihe fsv<
B, order OF the Governor and Connaudrr-u-Ch'ei
FRiNK \. 8OND, Aglt'n.1eh'i'-
These measures Wero decided up0n 40, fyin any Ae"
development of danger, but 30 have tae ,y prcp'Fed%
any emergency hcI mas arise Al rs 4iict Ias m'i~
ing. except in she hne OF military preparations
A,specia dispatch from Cumberland says Gen. Ffrnsu
has been relieved and Gen Getty ordered 20 Cu'ahcTsAd
10 take command IN explanation oi the rlei ol Nsn
French Will probably Oe found in ne following dispa'eH
relating 10 che arrival OF Gen French silh bis oopsA.
Cumberland. yesterday "SAOrtly at.rr che Mfif@"
the troops slarp Ana exciting cOudct or a horny '0A
place ecu Gen. FsencI ana Col T. h sha! Naslei'i
Transportation. which has caused quite comn0u'n,
Gen. French, Immediately a'lcr arriyns rePi'"
to MaI n. syd Douslas aide docanip, and acting o'
GOV Carroll aad expressed wsh 10 have the tfia GO"
tnue 20 wHocns, whittier lac sAid he would ~ VIC va
command. Atj. Douglas sail he would not uudeI''A''
ran ihe railroad; that would De risky business 70 So
without orders ana that he would port % sharp "o"
French replied that he N,osld nos be governed oS
sharp and the r-k vas his own, AID trat the 'n''.
states Government was running tic baltlin0se ~-
Ohio Raiiroad Gen. freneh thea returned n"" ~
hotal to hs private ear attached y
troop train, where Mr. sharp went "
him Col. sharp eI planned that TIE train $40 oidc''S
Cumberland aud there werc no orders 10 pFOee''
ther Gen froach said. oxciedly. that he ddn' '' W
he was going IN. Mr. Sharp said thst this was NV
OF war and that he understood the United states s
were TO nc. under instructions from the Governor VI
State Gen French said he had charge OF the rspfVe
See Riith Passi