The New York herald., 1877-07-28

SATISFACTION OF GOVERNOR RoB1NsoN AND THE
ADJUTANT GENERAL AT THE CONDUCT OF
THE NATIONAL GUARD THE REGIMENTS DIS
MISSED, WITH THANKS
TBY TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD
ALBASY, July q, 1877.
The rebellion has had its backbone badly broken
that the Ninth will probably be allowed to 60 home
tomorrow II is not improbable that the whole force
throughout the State will receive similar orders Ex
cept in districts which still uneasy, Adjqbnt
General Townsend said to-day that he hoped all the boys
could 90 back their homes in time attend church
on Sunday Governor Robinson and he are the best
pleased men In the State to-day. accosed the Ad-
infant General the steps OF the old Capitol this
afternoon Just The strikers forming, six PAGES
below him, for their meeting. General. said "you
surely not mere 10 take part IN the meeting?"
''No," he replied 81 am waiting Tor my carriage to
take Governor Robinson out to see the camp at West
Albany. have been able 10 see It yet myself, and
would not miss doing so for considerable, and think
the Governor would Ike TO also
UoKaEspoSDESr--You really deserve congrstula-
tion. General, ON the result OF the campaign.
The General frightened up considerably "And do you
know,' said he, ''why feel most pieasedP am glad
the National Guard has done It's duty molly. But
expected that What most plcases me is the fact
have had to request federal AID, New York has de-
pended solely upon her citizens. Why, do you
know We have troops enough to spare defend all tho
federal property tho State understood to-day that
the troops had been Withdrawn from the Watervlot
Arsenal, anu / had great mind TO send up to Major
Hascuer and oc. TO give him guard G State troops If
he needed them. could not have sent him regl-
mem, but thought aftcrward the proposition nigh.
not received IN the spirit which should have offered
i, and did not DO IL; but II is matter Of great PRIDE
tLsl while other States are calling upon the federal
government for aid we can extend aid TO the federal
government" VA
With mat tue Adjutant General noticing his carriage
approaching walked down the steps, almost jostling
Mr. Ticrnan, who was calling the mob TO order. In
tho eur rage with the Governor ana Adjutant General
on their visit West Albany were David Z. Robinson,
tue private secretary, and Commissary General Charles
Tracy Of the Governors stan
STRIKING f1zzLE
The meeting was called to order on the steps Of the
Capitol. and into whose eyes the carriage containing
the Governor might nave thrown dust had the rain
just Ihcn commenced falling slightly, Was drcary
AFFAIR Aspcech or Two was made, IN executive com.
mt,co was appointed and a Resolution adopted 10 hold
thor meetings hereafter in West Albany where
of Them belong Tncy arc now only waiting Tor
Vanderbilt 10 open the shops. Tomorrow morn
! ing a review of tho troops now in service
about Albany Will be held by tue Governor Norm
! Pearl street, movement which generally inter
prcIed as preliminary to general withdrawal:
oficlals at the proposed removal OF all the troops i'm
madjately. Depot Master Foster says that unless =
force some sort remains the mob Will again gather,
and attack shops less than Two hours alter the
last soldier leaves In further Conversation ho said
sTho HUDSON and Central roads could exist Tor six
months without workman iu their shops ~
THE NATIONAL GUARD REGIMENTS DISMISSED.
The following order was issued AZ eight clock this
evening"
GENERAL HEADQUARTERS srAm OF Ngw York.
ADJUTANr GENERALS OFFICE.
ALBANY, July II, 1877
No. ~
Major General exandcr shae, commanding First di-
vision Nntiona Guard OF the state OF New YORK. hereby
ordered to immediately dismiss all the command o! his
division which duty in cOmpianc witu
notice from these headquarters 23d inst.
and in dong win to the troops expression
Of the alton OF the CommanderinChief ior the
alacty with which they responded to his
order aud their excellent behavior while duty The
Division Comm will transmit to these
a oniaArA anlAeaA