The New York herald., 1877-07-22
TEN MILLION DOLLARS PASSING The RIOTERS
IN sAFRrY.

IN SAFETY.
[DY TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD
WASHINGTON, July 81, 1877.
A great treasure passed undecided under the very
noses OF the rioters in Baltimore last evening. Ten
million dollars of United States coupon bonds werc
sent by rail tom the Treasury tor Now York, to be
shipped to London by to-day's steamer The cars
passed around Baltimore by the Potomac line and
were not molssted.
AT THE WAR DEPARTMENT-oENERAt HANCOCK
ORDERED FROM NEW YORK TO BALTIMORE
CORRESPONDENCE CONCERNING THE FEDERAL
FORCES TO DE SUPPLIED
WASHINGTON, July 81, 1877.
The Secretary OF War tins afternoon ordered General
Winfield $. Hancock, commanding the Department of
the Atlantic with headquarters ut New York, pro.
coed at once TO Baltimore and assume personal
mand OF all the troops at that point He Also after
CON sultation win tho President directed General
French, commanding tho United States troops at
Martnsburg, W. Va. to send portion Of his forco to
Cumberland. Nd, to suppress the riot. The troops
wero ordered to that place In response request OF
Governor Carroll, of Maryland, to have them sent
there
PROTECTION FOR TEE GOVERNMENT PROPERTY.
Tho following correspondence between tho War De.
partment and Baltimore, &C., will prove OF Interests -
BALTIMORE July u, 1871
To the PRESIDENT OF UNIFIED STATES, Washing.
deem it TO DO my duty 10 call upon you for a SUI
fcicnt' force for immediate service 10 protect the
Unitcd States Custom House and Sub-Tfcasury and
other government buildings IN this city.
JOHN L. THOMAS, JE, Collector.
Acting Secretary Mccormick teegraphed to Mr.
Thomas asking character Of the trouble he fcars
md also II he could obtain citizens TO perform duty
protecting the government property II authorized to
10 SO.
M'cRARy To VINCENT.
SOLDIERS HOME July 2l-11 90 A. NJ
GENERAL VINCENT Washngt0n:--
what troops can be sent romp,y to aid Governor OF
Maryland. Il any, GEORGE W. McCRARY,
Secretary OF War.
VINCENT TO M'cnARy.
wAsnIyGroS, July 81, 1877.
Hoy. SECRETARY OF WAR. Soldiers Home
General Barry, at Fort McHchry, right on the spot,
has two field guns, probably three ready. Tho effect
OF would bo very great and elective. There are
no other troops nearer than Fort Monroe or New
are available. VINCENT
VINCENT SHARPE
CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER, July 2l-2 A. N.
MASTER OF TRANSFORMATIONS, Baltimore and Ohio De-
pot, washingion:-
1t ~ likely troops viii 90 from here to Baltimore.
IL win be well ior you to mold transportation ready.
THOMAS NJ VINCENT
Assistant Adjutant General.
SHARPE
CAMDEN STATION, July 21-3 A. NJ.
7. VI. VINCENT, Assistant AdJutant Gencral--
am IN receipt OF your dcspaicb and in reply have
TO stato that We have transportation ready for any
troops wDich you may conclude TO send.
THOMAS Il. SHARPE,
Master OF Transportation.
M'CRARy TO CARROLL
SoLpisRs' HoME july 81, 1911
To Governor JOIN LEE CARROLL, Camden Siatlon, Bal
tluorc-
General Thomas NJ. Vincent Acting Adjuiant Cen
oral has been ordered TO send To you aid and available
iorcc and especially artillery, IRON Fort Mcfcnry,
which, 1t is hoped, may prove very useful II General
French can be spared IRON West Virginia he will be
sent your MD. Address any further communication
tonight to General Vincent, who has iul authority.
GEORGE w. McCRARY, Secretary oil War;
ORDERS
SOLDIERS HONE. July 21-2:i0 A. ~
General VINCENT
Without waiting further orders consider yourself
authorized to send any troops reach TO aid the state
authorizes OF Maryland Ia suppfcssiug the riot
GEORGE W. MCCRAkl, Secretary OF War
OPTION CnEP SIosAL OFFICER, July Il, 1871
To the SECRsrARY OF WAR;
Telcgrams as TO ordering troops received nre now
being executed. NlNCENf. ~ a. &.
July 2l--2:36 A. NJ
SECRETARY or WAR, soldiers liomc:--
Can The marines at the barra, X "a this city bc or
dcreiY NlNCENr, a. A. q.
CALLING UPoS NARiSts.
SOLDIERS HvME--2.i 40 a. VI.
General VINCENT
Tho President wishes all the available force sent If