The New York herald., 1877-07-27

without molestston II Is expected that all passen-
ger trains will tomorrow the Philadcpha and
Erie and Erie and Pitlsburg roads The situation
Is unchanged
Two tons OF letter mail received this morning
from the East by steamer. General Hindeckoper has
ordered all the State militia IN Northwestern Pcnpsyi
vania 10 proceed to Franklin. Toe three Erie CON-
panes left in wagons, it impossible 10 secure
transportation by rail- The Cory and the Northeast
companies started foot from the rendezvous TINS
afternoon is thought that al least 500 OF the state
militia will be encamped at Franklin tomorrow
woRKINGMEN AT OH. CITY CONCLUDE PEACE
WITH THEIR EMPLOYERS.
OIL CRY, July 26-Mdnight
At meeting OF the Trainmen's Union held this
evening at their rooms in this city committee was
appointed to confer with superintendent Hepburn
which waited upon that gentleman at his once,
when q satisfactory adjustment and settlement
OF the difficulties recently existing upon the Pitsburg
Titusviic and Buffalo Railroad, and the Buffalo, Cory
and Pittsburg Railroad, was made Tho men will re-
sumo work in the morning. and all trains will then
commence to run as usual
HARTRANFT's MIssIoN-sEcRET MOVEMENTS OF
LARGE BODIES OF MILITIA AND UNITED
STATES TROOPS
BY TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD
PHILADELPHIA, July 20, 1877.
Among those VINO presented themselves TO report
duty Governor Hartranit In his special car on
the Pennsylvania Railroad this afternoon, was Ser
geant Legrand, ensign OF the Keystone battery. he
badly bruised and had broken arm in sling but
he looked with regret after departing train wher he
was ordered to go home and go to bed The Eleventh
regiment OF Chester county, ordered to report for
An pnol all n u
lar United States troops arrived from Baltimore They
consisted OF Battery l. Fourth artillery, Battery X
Third artillery Battery NJ, Second artillery all bring
ing their pieces with them. Three CON-
panies OF engineers under General Abbott
werc on the same train. These troops
were also up the road in the same mysterious
manner in special that left before eight O'Clock
SO much has been taken TO keep the movements
OF troops IN this campaign OF Governor Hartranit
profound secret that even tho telegraph companies
are forbidden TO send dispatches announcing their
progress along the road.
HARrRANFT MAssING TROOPS NEAR PITTsBURG-
FREIGHT TRAFFIC TO BE PROTECTED.
BY TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD.
HARRISBURG, July 26, 1877.
Governor Hartranft Is moving with great deter
mnation to afford the railroad companies the
trains Nearly all the available State militia
has been called into service with which and
the strong OF United States troops he Is conf
dent of removing the embargo on fregN. At the
Governors direction regiment OF State militia was
despatched TO Rockville Dauphln, several miles
above this city, guard the railroad bridges at that
point fears having been entertained that they might
be destroyed.
Tonight trains arrived here. bringing about six
hundred State troops from Philadelphia and nterme-
date points The Governor and staff occupied special
car IN tho OF the trans and accompanied
the troops to their destination, the vicinity
Of Pttsburg. There were about hundred thousand
rounds of unition the trains and battery Of
six guns No attempts were made to molest tho
troops between this city and Philadelphia, and they
were enthusiastically received Their arrival here.
The United States troops Will virtually be under the
command OF Governor Hartranft, the understanding
beng that they shall cooperate with the State Guard
in recstablish:ng order along the railroad limos in
Pennsylvania. The Governor expects TO mass about
three thousand troops in the vicinity of Ptsburg in
days. with which force he believes he give the
Pennsylvania Railroad Company sufficient protection
to warrant them moving their freight trains Indi
cations point to the resumption OF freight traffic
morrow