The New York herald., 1877-07-26

ceeds satisfactorily. Each man, as mis- name is en-.
rolled, receives order tor hts accoutrcmeats aud
from that moment Is subjected /, All tho strict
discipline o.! au army IN time of war.
Governor Carroll to-day accepted the Of lno
company OF volunteer ,nfntry from Hartford county
General r. Srowden Andrews has had most gratifying
success IN tho formation OF his artillery company
The guns have been supplied by the United States
government through General Barry and equip
ments by the State Captain John A. sacler, who
served throughout he war IN the confederate army
this morning comm ssioned by Adjutan, General
Bond TO raise company OF cavalry.
IN BALTIMORE
Public attention IN this city today Is concentrated
on the meeting in New York night and the deepest
interest felt In the result
The supplies OF bituminous coal are being exhausted
oLe OF the largest coal salppers said Yesterday that
he had secured IT loan from another nrn OF enough
coal 10 supply steamers to al contracts. He took
gloomy view OF the situation, sud believed the railroad
transportation troubles continued ten days longer lew
II any OF the steamers trading with Baltimore will be
able to get coal, aud VIII stop unless they
bring supplies from other piaces-irom where he did
not Know twenty-five vessels arc port
chartered to load coal, and charges of denurrage
be exacted. Tho denurrage alone VIII be heavy
item in the losses. Eight or ten vessels are
bcrtbs TO load petroleum for Europe bu. there is
oil Tor them, and the laborers required to load
them are out OF work. The contract to
send out these cargocs caunot De filed.
Dcmurrage charges as high as $500 a day will be the
result aud there ia probability that some shippers
Will abandon tho altogether rather than
he losses which detention may entail
LAEogERs UNEMPLOYED.
Al Locust Point, along tho coffee, salt and other
Feli's Point wharvcs and 1t the uptown docks, the
hundreds oil laborers REQUIRED TO load and
unload vessels Idle because freight
can 10 received or shipped of
the city Tho qaLetness OF sunday reigns in
localities heretofore noisy with the busy hum of in
dustgy There Is growing fear OF the distress which
seems to be inevitable among laborng that
strikers and willing WORK when there Is
anything lor them 10.
SCARCITY FOOD
Cumberland despatch says:-"Ad9ices have
reached here that ood is getting very scarce at Frost
burg, Nd, INNING town oi 4, 900 Inhabitants, fifteen
miles IRON here. IL ,s said there are not
ten barrels OF four In the town and that
the miners threaten u RAID Cumberland
This had something 60 do, 1t is supposed with the
appointment OF special police citizen who went to
buy Hour here to-day says only few barrels remain
for sale in CumoerIand. Wheat Will BIO brought from
the country 10 the mill at this place.
COMPULSORY SUSPENSION OF FREIGHT DUsI-
NESS ON THE FREDERICK DlvIsIoN-pnFIANT
ATTITUDE OF TRAMps.
FREDERICK, Nd, July "a, 1877
In consequence Of threats Ly the strikers the
Pennsylvania read at Columbia that they had all
tnings in readiness to destroy the bridge at
that point by lre, and also prevent tho run
ming Of passenger trans unless the freight
traffic ceased Frederick Division, Mr.. p fanny,
the agent here, issued notice this morning that all
ircght operations VIII be suspended al this point for
the present sinilar notice has been issued by the
Baltimore aud OHIO Railroad Company, 50 that Fred
erck practically cut Off from the business world,
DEFIANT rRAMps.
There has been considerable excitement during
tie past few days, and much socitudo is felt, espe
ciaiy in view oi the fact that large
numbers Of iramps, with defiant micn, are
entering tho cy. Twenty-Five thirty
were by order the Mayor escorted OF the city by
the police last night and tonight they SAID TO be
assuming threatening utt,uoe outside OF the town.
CALL OK THE PRESIDENT
The Board OF Directors OF the Corn and Flour Ex-
change today passed resolutions that whereas u state
riotug aud anarchy interfering with every form OF
honest labor, exists in many OF tho chief cities ci
Union and along the principal lines OF railroad
and Is rapidly spreading to tho Imminent danger Of
peaceable citizens and complete dsorganzaion OF
all business; and whereas, the various state and mu-
nicpal forces unquesonabIy inadequate to cope
with this emergency and 10 afford protection to the
military workers, therefore be II
Resolved, That an urgent appeal be maoo to the
President OF the United states Tor the utmost military
protection authorized oy the Constitution, to
increase Of the present military forces.