New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-07-28
oUYzO0K From THE CAPITAL.
REPORTS EyCorRAGIYG.


A BrMrF THAT ALL tn ROADS CAS- BE OPENED
IL A FEW DAY,-rHE RlpCKApE BREAKING.
WAsHNGrON. July 27.-Thc Cabinet meeting to-
dav was compIaGyely uumportant. Dispatches
from all the disturbed q strcts represented better
state of affairs and led 10 the belief that TIA.
pcfc supremacy of law - near ut hand. Tie most
of the communications received rs well as
those sent ont related to undressing details.
and contained principally suggestions and de
rections 10 Government officers whose du-
ties are intrrfrrcd With modified for the pre-
ent bv the unsettled state of affairs. II now hoped
that with such aid ~ the Government has already
been able to afford the local authorities n he several
States where strikes we occurred viii hc able -
raise the blockade and reopen all the great arteries
If traffic TO their accustomed com uerce. At Che
same time the measures set on foot during the past
week looking to the extension of more efficient aid
and support TO State authorities in ease it Is needed
will be carried out The troops already ordered from
the South will be allowed proceed TO their dcstn-
alton and will be held in readiness for immediate
use.
The reports received from Chicago to-day were Of
a more encouraging character. The Postmaster
General was informed by one Of his officers there
that passenger trains with the mails were departing
regularly on the Michigan Central aud on one or
two other roads, AMI that by tonight trains would
be dispatched on all the railroads centrng III that
city.
No action was taken to-day by the Cabinet on
Gov. Cnlloms request for Federal aud to suppress
domestic violence. considerable force of United
States troops IS stationed IN Chicago, and the state
and city authorities have been authorized to call
upon them for assistance in case any disturbance
arises which they cannot alone cope with. OihceTs
in command of these troops report to-day that they
took no part in supprc>sing the riots of yesterday
They were moved to different points in the city III
order to he in readiness should their services he
needed; but the local authorities able to dis
peise the rioters without calling upon them.
Few reports have been received at the Post-ofice
Department to-day from It's agents in different parts
of the country who are looking after the prompt
movements of the mails. Those that were received
were all of hopeful character and in several in
stances reported the resumption Of traffic roads
upon which it had been suspended for several days
The Treasury Department has within the last day
or two made one or two shipments of money 10 the
banks and supplies of stationery have been sent by
water to Custom-houses and internal collect
OTIS at Boston. NewYork and other points North and
South on the Atlantic Coast. Shpments'to the inte-
ror are accommodating, but it is hoped that they can
be dispatched early next week. Should the block
ade continue much longer the printing Of custom
house blanks at the Government Printing
Office may have to be suspended for want
of paper upon which to print them. The
stock of this particular kind Of paper is very much
reduced. There is probably sufficient supply OF
Custom House blanks already printed 10 last for
few weeks but the quantity Of these used is great
that much embarrassment would he caused should
| the preparation and shipment of them be suspended
even for few days