New-York tribune., 1877-07-24

precautionary measures on a gigantic scale were
taking place They began feel their uBnportance ana
grew more excited. There were perhaps 700 or
500 of these unpleasant persons at different railway
crossings and at open places. TAe lIaor ht the uhies
ore never hard enough to prevent them from OBJ
tanning began 10 take effect. and they cursed
the troops right bravely And then they re-
tired 10 The saloons nforcemen Il Lad been the
intention chief of Police 20 close the ruu-7h"ps'
but the order did not appear % be put INTO eject ADoul
4 q. m. everybody nervous, not excepting rue
authorities Police Headquarters. There they fell to WORK
drafting a proclamation. While that Literary business
was IN progress light artillery m ode ready 10
start They occupied four fats with their guns 'e e@
tecars with the ssry number o horses, ana two OF
three passenger coaches with the men. To thes'
cars were added another coach and baggage
ear contains foriyscven the regular troops that had
arrived between one and two from New-London Conn.,
These were under the command ~ Gen. Brennan Ihfy
landed at the Adams Express dock, which Is retired ana
nor within the ken Of persons IN the freight yard
The engine No 723 that to take the tram stood IN
the yard and some rough men gathered aro'n'
threatening 10 shoot the engineer and conductors II they
moved the train Of troops. These officials naturally were
frightened and when il became generally known
that threats had been made all sorts Of fears were ex
tres.e,l 4 posse. of - police Immediately placed
irom tle ; alton 10 Rultoau-ave.. ana tIey pu,Icd
aud boys TIE men who mad threatened ,i
was finally ready ami Mr. Barker said u snould go & Inc
engineer stil hesitated. No other engineer "oud con-
called upon o. do any mans work except helr own Al
leugtn the engine consented 10 take charge o ~, [ %
gine u Mr. Barker would accompany hlin' lHo 0uf'
ntcndent did not hestiiea nome u. t,, ,..,,,,.
The liulstIne way s-cnger tram was also l'' @ ,suy
to 81 ut. Two tracks were clea a. an Wi,u IT,. ISt
eer train between 70 and the mob tAe nili'J l'.n i
the STA ion IN engineer was IN is ll'r, si .e" ~, Nv
Mr. f,rser The two trans moved Slowly down the
Track sidr hv side faster faster Finally VINE e1ey
one xpectng tr0rbie, the military IlIiI @ sO' py y
on.,d aud me a inser WIS over. The excitement inhc
diaely began To subslde. Mr. Barker rtiihru III lir
eng until tine eng neer no longer Iul' 'iii'o ~
IN tc superintendent came back to hs post ana aT
ranged the further Irlhslorat on Oh t'uo'9.
O'Clock twenty y-,elen s'i IS ,,b oi embarked ior
Colorado, in charge oi lArui Ii.r' '' ] 'T an 'o1r
an m e.. notice Their departure eXcii td no dc."u-
an % ,1e troops arrived M hall past from Ne"
por.. They comprised ten oihcefs auI -. i men ~ VI
,,,o,pG T1ev III el four coiches and starred at
n, -Iast with protrci ION tram on thtir eApsu 'l
.... tIau accompanied them Only snort distance ~
. ,l,k three, b tt r,s from Bo-ton, numo ring about
-. many men a, the Newport detachment, arrived Hhu
departed without the least disturbance. NJ III re forces
Mr.nyy ME l schedule trans had started on tlme win
man, turougn passengcrs-morc tnln run1Ay. INN lHo IN
-o.uln- trans were solneW "a. rare. 'i isbcd
20 .mlade phil. G. V. Bed", about ocIo A. Hisu1 t
I.d ISSUED irotlanlaon uiFcc'IlI an l,.
collecting iu dl,uriery crowds ana auF. li5 ~
i'm ub.lure 10 Dc quIot ind 90 aeep cool NOpod' "eP
cool. bal nobody oec,ne very ,L''I,sIa y 49,. r t
gltncrcd opposite 20 lhe arnoIl ut N'N"4A-"''' w. ~ Wv
police moved ncm along continual, :, ,,,t, tt. c,r-
All evening tr. las Pc shifted AMI suunteG ih ' N.,n
station to .llroad-ive. AbI.t o'clock some IrfI-H.
'- W.lFI
f.tr,lru the heavy cut TWO miles from me stt,IoH'
\ suuad of police went Cut to tAc gap @ut r.
r,Ji..d on l1lari unul relieved by militia. Dci'h-
iu,uts oi Site jrOu,s from Trenton Ei'e n-'H
placed on t.c bridge o. Hdckrnsdck, am III leN-
iul,vIrk and TIE switch cuts aud -ndier Dll-es ier
br.p Drke. eel. All precautions having Dteh tdHch 'f"N
erlur Erelc and -upcrIur ndrnt Baker were e. hhLH Hl
fuf no rrouhl. would Orcur dEruE tuc uight ana ny
xprr,sr "a uelie DO the ul-t passed without 1plo
mo- ds uruluce need De feared today A.tl
we're c.lerI4lIv hearty IN cOmaicnddioh Oh inc
behavior uf the employees generally. rtcu ol IN III ~"
riIwv stiiu W llgut, d. aud strOn- guard o. Wfch-
mon v.r Oh f., bil, ueau. Fifty m ID also -Idrdl ih,
s-ops on t.e me ,d'", IIc'l.'i""5 "''l i"l' i''i'
o'rl,rk IN Ia, a4f.. uool dispatch y,s received
frtt M scott dlrcclu- fiai un moro th.nu-H iItE'
.iouId t f a. lv,I anti tAe ,Idcr rc-rudo'. lAc
,npu ni, oI Dtavy uci-nt through the CAY, however
81 .-. .-...
I'm Hl.,ns.n the 9th Regimen. under COL H4ii' WIS
last e. eun- uAd.r arms. cnrain d at tirL -." r.'s
tltcrv a. Captain kiurrt Was also l trLIiia7s a"iIt
u- orders.