New-York tribune., 1877-07-27
pENNsYLYANIA ROADS QUIET.
HARTRANFT INsTRUCTs THE TROOPS AB0Ur FIRING
ON MoBs-,TRIKERs MAKE NO PROGRESS YES

HARTRANFT INsTRUCTs THE TROOPS ABOUT FIRING
ON MoBs-,TRIKERs MAKE NO PROGRESS YES
TERDAY.
PHILADELPHIA, July 26.-Everything is quiet
West philadelphia to-day. The passenger tric West
has thus far been light, but the NewYork trains take out
about the usual number of passengers There has been
no arrival Of freight trains from the West to-day, how
Six rioters were orragned before the Poce
Magistrate this morning, and held in $1,000 each 10
answer Gov. Hartranft has just ssrcd the following
order to the National Guard of the State:
HEADQUARTERS NATIONAL GUAED or PEN,
ApJuTASr GENERALS OFFICE. PHILA., july 26 1878
fiist|Dnrins tue existing emergency, in all cases
troops to be moved in compact bodies, si nnIel
circum- t2uces is hilnH 10 DC pelmiteu except ~
order ~ tne officer In Immediate Ombahd.
SeeOHd-All other means o Gueing ri1t ana restoring
order having first been gXhansted me Once. conu
ing me troop shall notify the rioters That they ~" De
fired npou unless they promptly dispeEse Inc ofdef 10
aiI be deliberately eiven an! every 5odiet VII Dc
expected to tire with eject The Hiring VIII continue u
al the moo disappears. ,,
Thrd-Oiiocrs ia command OF troops WIZ report 10 10
their hcdq qarcrs the names of all cdzens VINO nave
atiempted or may attempt 10 dssuade members 0f the
National Guard from the discharge 0t their duties- All
such persons should be ARRESTED, II possible 90, -.
Fo,tii-fiead adiuarters after p. m to-day Will be 10
specu, car the PennsyN ana Railroad All eOnlInihi-
cations will b. addI, ssed accoI dlnSIy
FsHh-Geuer officers VIII publish these orders, not
OnIy To thelr troops, but to tlo punnc SgheIaiiy
Govcrnor and Commander-iIl-C1ief NauOual Guard Of
Pennsylvania
The ,tuation remains unchanged at Harrisburg.
There il 40 excitement.
Pottsye Jspatcn says that general quetness pre-
y.i,G throughout tae schuylkl region to-day. com
mtee Of citizens arrived Pottsylie at o'clock this
morning from Shenandoah, ana immediately called on
tue sheriff They apprehcnded trouble Tonight,
and requested sheriff organize strong posse Tor
taeir protection. a number OF wellsrmed men accord
mgv went shenandoah, and it is thought with the
copraton Of the citizens there they preserve order
An 4dditional force held at Pots'e in read
ines. to move AZ short notice. The Sheriff informed Gov.
Ba.tranlt this morning that troops were needed al
present the indications being that the county authorities
will he able to preserve order
An,carauees at Mauch Chunk this morning indicated
thot the strikers the Lehlgh and susquehanna d.
vision would not able to hold out, About 0neourth
of the men refused TO 90 out and besides these
three full crews at Mauch Chunk and three crews at
White Haven wore ready go to work. Coal trains
were llin on the Eesquchonng Valley Road this morning
without nerereu e. This will keep the miners at sun
nit Hill and the canal men at work.
2P M.-Anars III PiTtsburS remain quiet, although The
citizens re not IelinQuishng their efforts IN the least
The police regular and special, are ousiy engaged III
making arrests OF suspicious characters and persons who
nariciated IN the attack ON the Philadelphia soldiers
large amount Of stolen property is being recovered,
four wagoi-oads having been found IN one house
this morning. large force OF wOrkmcn are
clearing the burnt district and relaying tho tracks
ON the PennsyIvanla Road At the Allegheny
Depot the strikers have posted "A notice that one
train yli be allowed to run daily each way
over the pttsburg Fort Wayne Chicago, the Clcve
land and Ptsburg and the PItisburg and Erie Railroads
The superntendcnts will be allowed 10 other trans
il they can obtain men them. This is signed by
the strikers The situation on the other roads remains
uncbnuyed Henry Shaw, the Philadelphia soldier who
was wounded IN the groin died at P,tsburg night