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pNIsADE MOUNTAIN HOUSE.

ENGLEwooD, n. j., Jaly ga large num-
her of prouneut citizens generally seen at saratog
Newport have crowded this large hotel The view from
The cl Is unsurpassed the nig . COOL and the house
particularly neat and well Kept.
Among the recent arrivals from New York are =. IL
seth and his three sonsinaw hCssrS Dodge StOkes
aud on,uiard; James W. skidmore, j. Nsin scribner
,yiiiam Powell James II. Durham, Homer Morgan.
HORACE W Day, W. j. de Reverb, James L. LibOey, A.
I,elm Jr WIN. X Geblaid. q. l.. Montague. the Hon.
B,namin A. Wins and tie Hon. Il aac Dayton Neary
all ARE aecompa panied by their families.
The seighborng village Of Engewood Is hlled with
army officers and few are the guests Of nis house.
among them Coils Freudenburg aud Wallace.
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On the New-Je ey Central Railroad, the
Newark trains which teaeh off "Wednesday night
were started again usual ,eserday morning The ex-
ira guard 81 policemen Kept duty at the Jersey
CITY station all day, aud last night the number
detailed there was twentyfour No attempt waS
made TO run freight coal oil trains, but passenger
trains were sent through the main line as well a. 10
Newark. Everything rcma ned perfectly quiet at the
depot and 10 news received OF further Onbe on che
road until about dispatch came from somerviie
stating that had been arrested at Bound Brook
rs ncendary and suspicious characters but no further
particulars could be learned. Some OF the employees at
this end OF the road said that IL was sup
pOsed that the arrested we're making preparations
10 run the evening milk train OF the track special
train with seyen OF milk on board, arrived al
Jersey City about "A. m
cen Fhz John Porter, the Assistant Receiver OF the
road had arrived at Round BROOK last evening" and
negotiations were rumOred 10 nc pending which viii
either result compromise or IN still more extended
stiike. 50
Tue engineers OF TO NowYork Division consulted with
some areinen and brakcmen yesterday, and while few
thought woknon were asking nothing unreasonable
tie majority declared their unwln9ness TO join ia any
oyemrnt which would help general strike. the OH
GERS claim the engineers ths road are now the
bes pad OF any IN the country and the stand taken by
those in Je sey City yesterday showed their appreciation
OF that fact
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sEDrTIOrs RTrFFIANs FINED.

Officer Walsh OF the Seventh Precinct, on
"Wednesday evening found John Mccarthy mounted on a
truck in Mont onlcyst addressing crowd OF men and
urging them go body to Tompkns Square and ere
ate riot as it was glorious opportunity" The cfi
Ger promptly arrested him and locked bin mp. iester-
day he was taFcn before Justice Murray aud fined $40
He was put under 5000 bail in default thereof to be
sent to tie Island for months Mccarthy was in
dic ed some ago fOr representing himself to bc Com
missioner Erhardt,. and dc'rauding OF 500 by q
promise 10 appoint HIM on the Police irrce.
John Muller used abusive lansgaca to the guards in
front OF the arinory FTankllI Centrcsts yestcr
day morning aud was ordered away by GeOrge ". Hsr
man one 0f the officers He refused TO and assaulted
Mr. HarnsD He arrested, and yesterday justice
OttcrbOurg fined him $40
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-07-27
THE BALTIMORE woRKINGMEN.
PEACEFUL REMEDIES TmED-ylsIr TO GOV. CAL
RnLL AND ATr'Y-GEN. GwYNN.


ROLL AND ATTY-GES. GwYSN.
BALTIMORE, Md, July GA large and
orderly MEETING OF workingmen held at Hallins
Hall tonight. The President OF the meeting said
the cause Of the strike was tho starvation wages
paid by the altimOre and Ohio Railroad Com
pany. Resolutions adopted pledgng Their
support TO the municipal and state authorities to
MAINTAIN peace and preserve order. expressing
the warmest sympathey with the Baltimore aud ONO
Railrad employees. sugg sting an impartial system OF
arbitration and the appointment Committee OF ten
wait upon prominent merchants and request them 10
use their influence with the Ockhoders and direcor
OF the Railroad Company toward satisfactory ADJUST
ment Of the present differences resolution WA also
adopted that professional politician he allowed 10 al
dress the meC ng. =, .,
committee Of the striking train men OF the Baltimore
and ONO ill Dad called Gov. Carroll tdy 10 pre-
sent to min their grievances and ask f0i redress Iey
sad that they rioters. ont wanted TAR wages
for a fair days work The Governor said his duy "ss
to pres rye peace and order, and he could DO nothing IL
reference prices, aJJut winch they hal better ser the
railroad officials. Another dreg itl0n saw Attorney
General GNynn, and from his manhrr believed tiat ne
would AXE action by which compromise bet "een
tnem and the Company would be Effected
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-07-27
SUMNER LEISURE.
LONG BRANCH.

LONG BRANCH.
LONG Branch, July 2G.-Should the present
warm weather continue a fow days longer, Loug Branch
vii be ly as well patronized it has been. The
demand for rooms constantly increasing and these
dctons are ,orabe for season from tins
time until close IN September
The invitation circulars OF tb1 Tong Branch Rowing
Also, ation whose b ,dquarters sre at he West End
Hotel will be issued The tine set FOR the
regatta is August 49, and will consist OF fouolred pair
Dared and scull The prizes will consist OF
l medals and colors In addition FOR the winning
cared crew. The regatta Is open 20 all rowing assoca-
tions.
Aseries Of Wednesday hops have been started
AZ the United States Hotel the first OF which was held
last evening.
The circulars of the Central Railway. just issued,
at rest present at least the various rum0rs
cernng tho Interruption by strikers OF trains on the
Long Branch Division. The General suDcrnten lent
takes The precaution say however that in Of
interruption the public will De promptly informed.
Probably largely occasioned Oy The fact
mat hotel manager who left here last nisht Via the
Central for New-fork dispatched HE partner that ne
with other pssscn: RS, was r"npyIed To Walk Hoin
Ezabet port 10 Elizabeth and advised ests to ~ by
tue Southern toute'
The Hon 8. Cox has returned to the WestEnd Hotel,
after an absence OF asoag
c. A. L..,- Of philadelphia, C. L. Chase OF New
Orleans. E. F. Fontane OF Louisville, and stephen Al.
Bacon OF Bfookyu Il, among toay's arrivals at the
Wesi End Hotel.
,ohn ShtptOn ana A Ndit Oi ilttHnuE thh - MUIR
OF Khinebecl ~ V. included among the arrivals
at die Ocean Hotel.
A e. Coffin Of Philadelphia. and Willis IL. Belknap, son
OF the exsecreery arrivals at the United states
Hotel
The Rev ID. c. Weston OF Madison, VII; Col. W
Kim, L. S. A., Of philadelphia; Egbert C. SnIy,he OF
Andoyer Mass, aud Dr. Edward Page OF + iladelPhia
have recently registered at Howiaud's Hotel
Mile Reber and c. +. Richardson OF New York arrived
a. the Mansion today
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THE POLICE AND THE TROOPS.

Gen. William F. Smith, President OF the
Board of Police said Yesterday toat there could he ohy
one opinion In regard the meeting at rompns square
n Wednesday nicnt-that it was failure as gatnerhR
Of workne-men T1e complete police arrangements pre-
vented any disturb Dcc, but ii evident tnat ths
crowd did not gather for the purpose Of creating riot
The military were in readiness TO support The police
auy occasion made their assistance necessary For their
aid the BOARD have rendered item their tbanks. Inc
worst OF IN, .tr Ike evident was over ana no uouoic
need be expected IN this city, at least.
The thanls to the troops 10 which Cen Smh r'srreu
,vcr. contained III n resolution adopted by the Plct
R,mrd Yesterday that "Gcn. Shaer be reques ed 10
communicate the thanks of the Board OF P1ic9 70
the 7fh 18Th. 22i and 71st Regiments n. q. =:
n FOR Their services while az TIE dis~s u
Of the Police Department on July 20; ana Li.l
he br rc0uested direct regiments nued ion an
in their rcspcciye armories rc To the orcr ~ me
Board OF Police until further uO,ce, III SS they shoulu
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-07-27
sARATOGA SPRINGS.

SARATOGA, July 26.-Despite the railroad
STRIFE the hops night at the Grand Union aud tho
Congress were largely attended.
The o,el-shadovng fear that siroin .seal aud ten
der ehors would De ,mbargocd by The stgik, has
shed and the appears to be resumng Its wonted
tome.
are few.
Col Robert c. Ingerso has been invited TO deliver one
Of the orations et the Saratoga Centennial
Gov Alexander II. Rice OF Boston, NJ Vassar and wife
OF ysssar College Pougnkeepsie, Mira John W. stes of
New-York Mrs IL. J. Farchild aud Mss Fairchild OF
England and Mr. j. q. Uecksher OF NewYork at the
Grand Unon.
Lieut. Charles p. Howell, u. g. N. Psymaster 8. I.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-07-27
THE STOCK EXCHANGES RESOLUTION

A resolution was offered at the Stock IA
change a little before p. yesterday, commenting the
Governor OF the Stale aud the City officials tor u
pronptnes> and efficiency shown by them during the past
few days TIC resolution Lid N the table, bi5 u
Presd, NJ called meeting Of the Exchange IN the room
OF the Governing Committee, to be held lmmeuiate"
after O'Clock At this meeting which was attended ny
very small poron OF the stock Exchange, the follow
ing resoluti no we're adopted
Rcsolred That the members OF the Stock Exchange
terfuly and gratefully recognize the MaNoy prohp-
ness and efficiency shown 10y the Governor inc SIte
OF New York period OF great disorder tha "as ciSe
wher. severely tried many Of our pubic othcialsi -
Resoired That We congratulate the Ciy OF New 1urA
on hayin head ana the mead OF lis Vu1phS deII
uents men OF lev, courage and sound common siiSt
and that We resDectiuly honor the Police Board iOf Ie
perfection OF their preparations Tor any emergency VI
disorder and for avertiHS dangers when tney wore Gu
rv re,;y to meet W il always our gra1.nde ~ ult
10 the unselhsnhess and patriotism OF our NalOha
Guard. freshly demonstrated AMI always reauy 70 ~ "
Gfuf or fre Nail
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WASHINGTON NOTES.

WASHINGTON. THURSDAY. July &c. 1871
The Secretary OF the Navy has endor rcd to Nce-Ad-
uiral Rowan now PortAcnifal at New-NOrh, the posi-
ton 90 President OF the Beard in session at the Nvy De
n,rrmert TO examine officers for promotion or ret rennt
made vacant by the detachment OF Admiral Patef-
son who will command the Asidtlo station me POSITION
IL ono az nor and will doubt be- accepted ny the ICE
Admiral Rear-Adnirai VIM. l.. Leroy has u Gu "tetcu
ihr command OF q European station IN pace o. hedt
Almirl Warden who will he relieved at his own request
cmtuod IRE Edward T. Nichols las been ordered 10 th
commend OF the South Atlantic feet III place OF CohnG
49, r. II I, Csldvell now on his way home, and VIII
host Eis flag on the Hartford MS flagship on the lo'n
CT August
Tie President to-day appointed Robert +. 'aupDen ~
no Collector OF Internal Revenue for the Third Dstrct
NJ Ip
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-07-27
DoIrND BROOK HELD by RIOTERS.

The rioters have possession Of Ronnd Brook y. j.
a large gang having come last u!ght from Pbiladel-
phia by way of tn Lchgh Valley Road to Fleming
ton and from that place to the South Side Branch
to Pennington and SolncrS He They have seized
the line and spiked all the 5;tches that no train
can pass Seven riotcr, were brought to Elizabeth
Yesterday by Sheriff totteu of Somerset County.
VINO arrested them with the aid oi a Vigilance COM
mIttee. Companies and ~. Sd Regiment, have
been ordered ont by onarterma~fer-Geue~al fOf,
Chief of Gen. Bodies ; afi and orders have been
sent TO Company al New brunswick. Inc rioters
strength has not been ascertalncd.
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FIRE Ar SYRACUSE.

SYRACUSE, n. Y, july 26.-M O'Clock
This morning. q Ore broke out in the eNtensiye m~.niac
turin establishment known rs Cooks Block Il brcA
structure with four stories and basement ehreS nc
s,roying II, with ADJOINING barns ana idinpr Sr'' "
four--or, brick building adjacent Was consiueran! u'
aged Christian Cuok the owner 90 all Tue ~.
mai OF tue machinery, loses S3o,OoO hseu 80" 80 ~
t0n me s,.rytc!.e Furniture Company rscs flOtV Oh
furniture ANA tools insurance Sloou' H. W; Nuneo'
urrg loses - 500. insurance. Jaw .@ -, Nyutui
'"aJ in,b,r lnses 81 500; insurance, 900 dozen
cher uccu;auf. amounts less Nan Tl,uVo, a "
GnafI.itv OF no. s. account books anu aitts Si Na,
we're destroyed. Tie aggregate loss WIN re"0' "
SOS 900 injured Tor 7Jl 900
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E, x r q
a a. M.
THE RAILWAY STRIKES.
THE SITUATION AT CHICAGO.

Va iO-' NJ Nia'Nh'D'
CHICAGO, July 2G--Mdnight.-Th situation at
this hour il briefly thus: The police have retired to
wellc med rest The % Regiment is encamped
onthe Viaduct, where they intend to stay all night
The mob appears 10 be dispersed. few rioters are
in sight AID is not unlikely that they will appear
before morning and renew the fight Some members
of the I'd expect this, and all are prepared
for It. The Chicago, Burlington and Quincy freight
depot is guarded by two companies of United States
troops. The armores are garrisoned and all is quiet
now. All reports of riots in other parts of the City
are false No trouble has occurred tonight, except
AT the yiaduct.
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continually circulating among the crowds Durlng WI
n stlv night 100 special policemen were assgned 20 pa
troll duty aud OF tine regular force was heii III
servo rhe 100 special dc putics sworn III ny lne
arr, still head "A, the Court House. AMI their NUMBER w"
Increased on "Wednesday night. The LIST ana otn ~
between Newark aud New-York yesterday moruing ON
the Newark and New York branch ot tie NeW J'frseS
Central road was assncd at Brs Woods near me rds-
sale River crossing with y0Acy of stones, am lHe t
n nds narrowly escao rd being struck by TIE missiles
Ia less gang was 10 ia these woods Oh we =,
peSla nj at and this caused the comp,n 10 suSl'
tr,v until morning An armed guard has been sent 10
tie woods 10 MAINTAIN peace ana Oruer.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-07-27
INDIANAPOLIS IMPATIENT.
TIE PEOPLE RESOLVED TO SMASH THE BLOCKADE AT

TIE PEOPLE RESOLYED TO SMASH TIE BLUUhhDH At
ONCE.
INDIANAPOLIS, July 26-10 p. M.-The Indian
apos Cincinnati and Lafayette trans arc all running
to,iay and on all other roads passenger and mail
train each way. A meeting OF citzeus this after
noon ap nted Committee OF Safety. one Of the
members OF which, Ex-May0r n. Macaulay was COM
m-soDed BrgadierG raj by The Governor and he IS IN
command OF tho citizen soldiers several companies of
whom are formei armed and slice ping in tleir
Tonight Business canorous for the removal ol
the blockade and is slightly prOO3rly that WITHIN
tyenty-iJur nOurs a decided cnange will have .tken
place IN the situation here. ThOse having direction OF
movements Oh foot are iermnod.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-07-27
LEFT FOR DEAD BY STRIKERS.

John German, a iile-cutter, OF No. 303 South
Fifth-s willamsburgh is jus recovering from wounds
received in an attack made upon him Saturday night by
three unknown men, who he thinks must have
been hired by striking fle-cutters from the shop
OF Charles Il. Paul On Ainslie-st, to Kill or MAIN
him. Luke Elwell, forger in the same WORKS,
SAWS that tho three applied to him for Their
pay for assaulting Gorman supposing him to
he Oe Treasurer OF the File Cutters Society.
TUell for fear of being murdered. refuses 10 tell VINO
tue men were wlO applied 20 him. and the police coDse
0ueutv have made arrests. German received severe
iniurles about the head and body from blunt nsr
neuts and as he fell nsensiDle mis- assaants supposed
thai ar As killed.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-07-27

Provne ", Hon. L. A. Mackey Of Pennsylvania are
at Congress Hall.
congress Park was the scene OF wife-whippng lase
night A fellow who said his name was Benton. gavo
lis alleged wife. With whom he was walking. q whip
ming with n light cane He was arrested, but afterward
allowed depart, his wife going OF with him. Like tue
railroad men no claimed ne had right TO strike
The couple have sappeared, and everybody wonder
Ing who they are and what has become Of them
The boy tor J. Harry Shannon. was the sensation
this evening at the United states Hotel.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-07-27
Mr. yAyDFRBUT TO HIS MEN.

The depots of the NewYork Central Rail
read were unusually quiei last evening, although the
Grand Central Depot somewhat enyened by the dc
paue for Chicago $50 Of train loaded TO its fullest
capacity There special policemen to be seeii as
the previous evening as 10 ieafs were entertained
that the employees would emoested by those gathered
90 the Cooper Institute meeting. ADout halfpast six
oclocl the following notice signed by SupeinenGci al
Toucey was posted in conspicuous place IN the depot
40 the employees Of the Hudson River and Harlem
D!yision OF the Sev-Y0rk Central and Hudson River
Railroad: The following message from the President
has lust been received. The thangfulness and goodwill
conveys jusGes in repeating IT TO you" The dis
patch was folOws
RiTOGA. July 20.
J NJ TorCEY, Superintendent: l rejoicod that
he men W our service have stood UP manfuy
against the outside mob They will never re-
gref H. our organization stands at the ucad OF the rail-
rOad fraternity aud the whOle cOuuit WV thank them
for their brave stand IN favor Of law tAO order
WILLIAM III. VAN skBIi g.. President
All the employees gathered eagerly o.u.d the bulletin
when It was posted aud expressed much satisfaction at
the words from the President They regarded it as
generous recognition 81 the mznuer IN which tney have
ttoOo by the Company during the present trying times
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-07-27
IN AND ABOUT NEW YORK.
THE REPORT FROM HEADQUARTERS

Very little of interest occurred yesterday az
a., D,,iSion Headqua ters in Mercer-st cen on"'' az.
rs stan were present during the entire o"Y' 80
i,,tion was received from the Police CohniSSiouo'
n Ie afternoon embodying resolution passed az
eqt,ng OF tho Board returning thanks ior Tue 'oU'
,s,y shown IN placing 70 regiments at us "Slos '''
- IL this favor would be continued Gn' 9 S.,I AMI
5e, i'm the afi NATIVE, and the tul rho Poll -
~, po,i,rcnts were again at The disposal OF te 80
,rr ss,ocrs last evening. TIE m"inlh. - AZ A,e,r
'scer and men showed continued ihcI '"'o vi WV
nu,obero u was as follows: -------
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-07-27
TRAINS STOPPED At PEORIA.
Try TELEGRAPH To THE IRIBIIstJ

PEORIA, ILL.,, July 26.-This city is hot-be
for strikers Having ten railroads IL gives ample oppor
tunities for trouble. So far however, tho railroad
are nj work there great strike among the coopers
and miners. 800 800 Of them assembled last night
ia part o tie town, organized tn nsclves into
a mob and took posscssiOn trains aud railroad shops
Nothing IS allowed 20 out bit mall trains. OthOr
trains are run back the yards. PrOcianatiO's have
been issued and military companies put under The
eypifetaclt runs hgl.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-07-27
PATERSON SILK STRIKERS PEACEFUL.

The striking silk weayers of Paterson, y, j.
met yesterday morning. and appointed l." committee to
wait on the Mayor and inform him that no properly
would be destroyed by them and they would not be con
corned in any r,ob or rot'os proceedings II thought
that the strike will be ended Uy allowing me men
to do as they please individually Wien most OF lhen VIII
fol l..Irl pOtns
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-07-27
TRAFFIC RESTORED ON THE ERIE.

The Erie Railway began to receive local and
through west-bound freight in this city yesterday o.
ders were Issued the passenger agents tat tickets
should be sold to all points the main line. and also ON
the branches and connections that running passenger
trains. Everything was reported TO be Tranquil; the
strikers had all resumed work, and were glad To do so
even at the reduced rate
The vicinity OF the Erie station at Paterson was per
fee,y quiet and orderly yesterday, and at p IN. ele
gram B,ceved from Assistant Freight Agent T. T.
Lowe. saying that freight could be shipped III the eve
ming 10 all points West the line being entirely clear
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-07-27
MAILS RY WAY OF CANADA.

MONTREAL, July 26.-FOrty-four very large
bags OF mail received here yesterday, from Chicago
and other points West TO- the HewEngand States anu
New York CITY, Washiu gon. Baltimore and Great Britain
large amount Of mail matter also passed through today
for the same destination. The Suspension bridge
nm the Canadian side. The strikes the America
lad and on hc Canada Southern the cause on con
alarm here THIRTY special police have been
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-07-27
Is THE ID. L. & ". PEACE TEMPORARY
4 fireman on the Delaware. LackaWdnna and

Western Railroad told "a TaIDUSE reporter az Newark
yesterday nOrnir. that Tie arrangements between the
the Hr meu anu The DeaSare, Lackawanna snd
Western officials was only temporary aud would not
last tweuty four Eours. IL was only an aimistce
to give the time consult with men at the upper
end Oh the road The at Scranton. the nremen
believe, Will cause resumption OF tne strike.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-07-27
THE RAILROAD STRIKES.
coutinues rom second Fnse.

- c,,zens Of Jackson ard Detroit are now FORMING
ana '"' ~ nro,oet the passage of passenger trains
ana IN. on the Detroit and Milwaukee Railroad are
~, yl,h their accustomed regularity. EVerytnng
iunu, one No reduction has been made tn TIE WAGES OIL
So. 80, ~, that Company and 40 strike VIII occur.
1c strike ON the Detroi, and Toledo DIVISION VI inc
,, and canada Southern is at an end ana pass
sar ,ran left for Toledo tHis morning EvefS'n'"S 10
- IN and about the city
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-07-27
IRREGI1ARITY OF TIE MAILS.

No important changes in the receipt and
transmission Of mails were reported yesterday. The
blOck.fr vas continued at Buffalo, and the western
mails went around through Canada Or over the Pennsyl
wanna Road. Malls stl a 10 reach many local points In
lie tern part OF this state Changes IN the routes by
which mails are sent made almost hourly, aud II Is
Gmcult To any schedule Of Time AZ which tho malls
stan aHd arrive. superintendent Jackson says: I'VE
oal only urnml.e 20 get them through aonIehOw."