The New York herald., 1877-07-27

the wishes OF some OF the residents OF the place,
Colonel scott marched the regiment to square
where dress parade held and wnere
General Wood reviewed il. The New York
crs were In good condition aud seemed bright
and cheerful Before very large gathering
they went through a number OF evoutions which
seemed to delight onlookers, and which several
times evoked from them shouts of applause The rcsi-
ment then formed IN line and, preceded by General
Woods staf paraded through the city. Everywhere
they attracted attention aud tho favorable CON-
ment Of the people
MILITARY PRECAUTIONS.
Notw hstanding the general tranquility, however,
the caution Of the military authorities is not relaxed
whit syracuse at the present moment would seem
from appearances TO DO IN state OF siege Besides the
Eighth there guard at the armory the Fifty
hrst regiment the battery OF the Twenty fourth
brigade, troop OF Sixth Division cavalry and haf OF
the Forty-eghth regiment, OF oswego, which reached
here to-day. Major General d. p. Wood has The
command of the troops. He Is assisted by Brigadicr
General X. NJ. Richardson, Colonel w. l. Chamber
lam and Colonel Hawey There seems TO be deter
minaIon to maintain a strong guard until all chance
OF danger passed. 1t is consequently probable that
Colonel Scott and hi regiment will be detained here.
as the commander and his stan have the highest
opinion OF their efficiency in case OF trouble
, THE TROUBLE NORTHERN CENTRAL QUELLED.
Governor Robinson this evening received despatch
AT late hour stating that the Sheriff and his deputies
had taken possession oil The Northern Central road
near Emira and dispersed the mob. The road was
guarded by soldiers and armed citizens. The Sheriff
had started tho trains and had complete control Of the
road, and further trouble feared
END OF THE STRIKE ON THE ERIE-REJo1crNo
OF THE EMPLOYEES OF THE ROAD.
PoRr JERvIs, July 26, 1877.
to
received with great satisfaction by tho railroad
tins place. THAR enforced dleness during the past
week has the thoughtful to realize that
continuation of this state of affairs would seriously
diminish their wages for the month"; aud many of
tho men are IN moderate rcumstanccs II Is neccs
sity that they get in all the time possible The early
reports of a termination OF the strike not cred
tod by the employees, but early in the morning the
following messages confirming tho wero buc-
tined at tho railway station:
HoRNELLsvILLE, July e. 1877.
y Z. O. HILL Division Superin en- lent, Jersey City
To yourself and men who have stood by US during
the strike tender my thanks r. r. WRlGHE
JERSEY CRY July 26 1877.
To all EMPLOYEES, Eastern Division aud Branches:-
Tho strike the west end Of the railroad ended,
six A. 81 Allow mo to thank you Tor your faithful ser.
vices and fidelity W the companys interest during this
trying period.
+. o. HILL, Division superintendent
CONCESSIONS COMPANY
The terms of the settlement hardly spoken OF,
glad the men to note resumption OF business
Even those who were but yesterday anxously urging
q strike to-day acknowledge that they are gratiacd
that II did not occur. yet any valid reasons which
listed yesterday for strike exist at the present tme
for concessions have been made 10 the men, and in
their settlement the strikers ut Hornesville dit
even intercede for the Unemployment OF the
men recently discharged from the Eastern and
na a Thasa uka olh on tha
several divisions, discharged because OF their at
tempts 10 inauRurate strike alter the return rom
conference with Receiver Jewet In relation to the
per cent reduction OF wages which took place July
In accordance with tho terms OF settlement as ar
ranged at Hornelsvle tho reinstatement of those
is lett with the respective division superinten-
dents where the dismssals occurred. It Is thought
that the company will restore these men TO their
former POSITIONS as 1t would restore harmony and
good feeling among the men yet when this was made
one OF conditions of discontinuance OF tho
strike the officials Indignantly rejected it, asserting
that the sake OF pine reinstatements Just be
left to their voluntary generosity.
poNAuUEs RETURN
Donah ne, the chief OF the strikers at Hornesvie,
who was arrested, reached this place last night ut
hali-past eleven o'clock route to New York in
charge OF four deputy sherGs While here a despatch
was received IRON Sheriff Sherwood, of Steuben
county, directing his return IN order 10 obey writ OF
haDeas corpus His presence not known until
after he on his way back.
DISTURBANCE ON THE NORTHERN CENTRAL
RAILROAD.
ELMIRA, July 26, 1877.
The strike on tho Northern Central, at this point
still continues An effort made this afternoon to
send freight trains, but failed Employees entered
tho round house, putting out tho fires in the engines
and dragging fireman from the engine. The Sheriff,
with 500 armed citizens and military went to the
scene. Quiet tor the time being was restored, but
more trouble IS feared.
The Fiiticth National Guard battalion is here, and
the 11Oth battalion returned today. Also the EmNa
battery.